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.
1,441 shows and events

Children build with LEGO WeDo kits and program their creations using an iPad app.

Children and adults try board games, card games and favourites brought from home.

Multilingual staff lead bilingual tours and play activities exploring a different language each time.

Young researchers take part in experiments and meet in front of the library.


A chocolate-loving rat and her clown friends discover new worlds through a magical book.

A musical participatory reading follows little Betty into a world where sheep become an orchestra.

Two storytellers tell a Yemeni fairy tale about conflict and reconciliation among animals.

Music, performances, dancing, a retro carousel and a fairy-tale hut fill this winter festival.

Children explore dinosaurs through puzzles, crafts and games.

Tiffy and her cat chase the thieves who steal people's time.

A family night tour searching for bats and other nocturnal animals.

A shadow theatre performance with orchestral music brings Prokofiev's musical fairy tale Peter and the Wolf to life.

Children decorate gingerbread, complete a Halloween quest, play games and share sweet treats.

Volunteer readers read aloud in English for children up to 12.

Muck discovers magical slippers and a mysterious walking stick before facing a deceitful sultan.

A statue awakens in spring and journeys through the seasons in dance.

A monthly family brunch for neighbourhood families to meet, chat and let children play.

Shadow theatre group Scuraluna stages Prokofiev's musical fairy tale for the whole family.

A harp concert follows Luma, a tiny star, on her search for her own light.

Fathers meet with their babies and young children to connect and support each other.

A project supports siblings of seriously ill children through nature journaling.

Illustrated story panels are shown and narrated in this recurring reading theatre.

A Kamishibai storytelling reading paired with a workshop by Ale Alday.