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.
1,443 shows and events

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.

Mothers and children share mindful movement, play and quiet time together.

Children help build a live radio play using instruments, objects and voices.

Handmade felt characters tell a fairy tale about gnomes whose world is disrupted by a strange troll.


Young people present acts they have developed together using their own strengths and ideas.

Puppet show and film preview for the theatre's anniversary.

Craft small keepsakes inspired by the museum's jewellery production in this workshop.

Explore shapes, colours and figures in the collection, then turn your discoveries into a shared collage.

Children help bumbling detective Jonathan track down a thief disrupting a circus show.

Make your own Advent wreath at a small Christmas market.

Children explore new games, crafts and sensory activities to mark Children's Rights Day.

Musicians, a poet and a clown make improvised music together with children.

Three short animated films about music, whistling and song for young children.

Build, paint and weave together while discussing Berlin and the world with experts.

A new variety show from the 'Zimt und Zauber' series, staged for the Christmas season.

Live improvised music on saxophone, tuba, bass and drums invites children to join in.

A castle dragon guides visitors through the Marmorpalais, sharing stories about a Prussian king's family.

Families take on royal roles in a self-guided palace rally planning a festival.

Drag queens read picture books about diversity, respect and friendship for families.

Children and families create their own pictures of Haus am Waldsee.

Inspired by the exhibition “Die Berge Tirols”, families create mountain landscapes using the frottage technique.

Children tour historic tapestries, then try weaving wool on boards and looms.