Find Berlin events with age recommendations overlapping 4–7, including theatre, creative activities and outings for families. The selection spans different interests and levels of participation, so read the event’s own age guidance and description to decide whether it fits your child rather than the age band alone.
1,421 shows and events

Guided tour plus hands-on workshop where families create and take home their own artworks.

Dejoe and a guest artist lead a lettering and stylewriting sketch workshop.

Samtblech and Georg Schwark combine Robert Walser's texts with music from the Alps.

Madame Zakapüs presents strange creatures collected from her travels around the world.

Children and adults examine architectural details and search for traces of earlier buildings.

A persistent girl seeks witch training from an old witch who turns every applicant away.

A guided tour explores how nature shaped human life and ideas over 800 years.

Families play, craft and tinker together in a drop-in creative workshop with changing themes.

Two picture books follow a cat seen differently and a king who wants everyone blue.

Children explore three stations about Domäne Dahlem on their own, supported by educators.

Families hear stories of carriage and sleigh journeys, carried queens and an old fire engine.

A playful guided tour of the exhibition 'Lovis Corinth. Dann kam Berlin!' with drawing and conversation for families.

Children Mark, Nina and Tim journey through the solar system in a 360° film.

Children tear, fold and roll thin papers into soft, fabric-like collages.

A DJ line-up, roller disco, and dancefloors invite families to dance together.

Families sing and play together to prepare for the opera visit.

Experiment with kinetic sand, draw its shapes and see your pictures at different scales, including large wall projections.

Children explore nature's superpowers and craft their own three-dimensional guardian figure.

Children hear picture books about Ida and museums, with questions about their own collections.

Families tour the citadel's museums, then create together using various materials and techniques.

Masks, music and dance tell a story about broken china and the challenge of forgiveness.

A picture book is read together so everyone can see its illustrations.

A puppet show follows the moon through nighttime scenes with stick puppets and shadow play.

Pippi refuses school rules and throws a neighbours' party into chaos, backed by boundless imagination.