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.
1,445 shows and events

Children receive support with their homework and can study in a quiet atmosphere.

Take part in a small painting studio with artist and illustrator Kristina Heldmann.

Children listen to stories together and can bring their favourite cuddly toy along.


A guided lantern walk explores procession traditions and myths from the animal world.

Single parents and children gather for play, snacks and relaxed conversation together.

Experienced volunteers read aloud, introducing children to different story worlds with Lesewelt Berlin.

A hands-on workshop teaching the Japanese stitching techniques Sashiko and Boro to repair fabric.

A dance session takes place in person in the sports room.

Experienced volunteers read stories aloud to children in sessions with Lesewelt Berlin e.V.

Volunteers from Lesewelt Berlin e.V. read aloud as children discover books together.

Families discover silent books together, then explore age-appropriate titles on their own.

A Kamishibai storytelling session follows Freddi's smartphone habit and explores what happens in his brain.

Families turn their own ideas into crafts using the scissors, coloured paper and glue provided.

Children help a donkey, dog and rooster find their missing cat, accompanied by Die Bardomaniacs.

Mathilde the rat helps children learn counting and sorting through songs and games.

An autumn story follows the wind into Jakob’s mouse hole, through puddles and towards winter sleep.

A curious mouse builds a rocket in his attic to become the first mouse on the moon.

Claudia Opitz presents a children's book reading with stories about friendship and standing together.

Families experiment with recreated historical science setups from Newton and Volta's era.

Families join an interactive Halloween storytelling session full of spooky monster and ghost tales.

A gosling calls a bear its mother and surprises him by behaving like a real bear.

A colourful shadow play follows three pig brothers outwitting the big bad wolf.

Three short films explore whistling, trumpets and song for young viewers.