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.
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A relaxed music join-in session at the library, held with the Spandau music school.

Children explore and try out musical instruments together with their families.

Mr. Löwenhaupt buys a goose for Christmas dinner, but things turn out differently.

Families meet on selected Tuesdays to craft, paint and create together.

A nearly wordless dance performance where children's imagination builds a colourful, playful world.

Hans trades gold for animals and a stone as two inner voices question what brings happiness.

Kasper and Prince Flitz Pipe both want to marry Gretel, so the king demands a heroic deed.

Bear, monkey, lion and tiger secretly come to life on the big stage.


Children listen as stories are read aloud with a kamishibai.

Children build with LEGO, and their creations are displayed in the library afterwards.

A playful dance piece follows a Christmas tree's journey from forest to living room to curb.

Furzipups opens a mysterious parcel, and Pipi Popo Penguin disrupts the Christmas preparations.

Children encounter fairy tales and picture-book stories through picture-book cinema, kamishibai and other formats.

Colourful shadow theatre, guitar and singing tell how fearful Rudi finds courage when a fox takes Ulli.

Two scheming villains brew a potion to turn wishes evil before midnight strikes.

Three short films explore the world of sounds, music and everyday noises.

A dance performance based on the fairy tale of Regentrude.

A talking snowman helps Steffi reconcile with Tom in a musical about friendship and winter.

Blind and visually impaired children explore museum exhibits through touch, sound and smell.

Queer solo parents meet for coffee and conversation while their children play nearby.

Children try small robots such as Ozobots and BluBots to discover how coding works through play.

Ghosts awaken in Schloss Charlottenburg in this young ensemble's show.

Children turn empty drink cartons into decorated boxes and plant pot covers.