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

A puppet theatre performance by TAB-Figurentheater.


A shadow play performed by puppen.etc.

Puppet show about a honey-loving bear named Pierre and his forest friends.

Design your own 3D picture frame from various materials in this open craft workshop.

Artists connect stone figures' history with ancient myths, in a changing storytelling series.

Figure theatre adaptation of “The Gruffalo” by Theater Marotte.

A puppet performance by Dornerei – Theater mit Puppen.

A puppet show performed by Theater Couturier.

The Harbin shadow puppet troupe performs five rod-puppet plays and one shadow play in the foyer.

A theatre performance by Das Berliner Puppentheater.

Explore how wild animals survive winter through a park walk with stories, games and forest activities.

A puppet performance by Theater des Lachens.

Children and families join Anna Srivastava for theatre with changing fairy tales.

A self-guided family workshop with props and cameras tracing clues through the museum's collections.

Children and adults create scroll pictures and folding books inspired by Asian art.

Forest animals share their scarce winter food in a puppet play inspired by a Chinese tale.

Asian-German parents, expectant parents, caregivers and children come together in a parent–child group.

Children and adults try different crafts with Carla and take their creations home.

Families explore the Philharmonie's ship-like architecture on a guided tour with musicians.

Orphan Marie sings, argues and rides a motorcycle before giving away all she has.

Theater Liberi brings Aladin’s adventures to the stage with music, choreography, costumes and lighting effects.

An inclusive creative workshop invites adults to paint, draw and explore self-expression together.

Music and humour accompany questions about bodies, affection, birth and the right to say no.