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.
1,428 shows and events

Children explore wood and forest themes through hands-on Japanese woodworking activities.

Watch aquarium fish being fed and discover how their anatomy shapes what they eat.

Kindertheater Purzelbaum presents a little dragon who makes thunderous sounds instead of breathing fire.

A read-aloud event focuses on children's rights, with additional information for children and families.

Three short films about whistling, singing and trumpeting invite children to join in.

A puppet show tells a winter tale about the little dragon Naseweis, his hedgehog friend Trudi, and friendship.

A workshop about creating charcoal drawings, “Verkohl dich”.

A festival of lights at Familienzentrum Jungfernheide.

Children hear a poem or song and a Kamishibai story before making crafts with Nadine.

Families discover books, play together and explore the Library of Things through screenings, outdoor games and robots.

An evening walk through the Botanical Garden lit with millions of lights and installations.

A picture-book reading with live looped music, following a princess and her silenced dragon.

A musical brings the character Yakari to the stage, created by composer Thomas Schwab.

A 60-minute musical performance with sheng, harmonica, jaw harp and accordion.

The festival creates space to talk about grief, dying and what can bring comfort.

Three short films about whistling, singing and trumpeting invite children to join in.

An unexpected visitor leads a galactic dance adventure exploring gravity and imagination.

A hand puppet show brings Kasper and traditional figures to life.

Explore a European country through themed crafts, snacks, a story read aloud and movement games.

Five local institutions jointly organise a cultural series whose programme has yet to be announced.

Listen to traditional Mongolian tales beneath the roof of a yurt.

Marie earns a shower of gold, while her sister demands a reward without working.

The Zenobia Theater performance takes place at Familienzentrum Jungfernheide and lasts about 40 minutes.

Children cut, glue and try craft projects that call for dexterity and patience.