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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Children in costume enjoy games, music, snacks and an obstacle course.

Campfire and stick bread, held depending on visitor numbers and weather.

Make, glue and design Halloween crafts, then watch a spooky picture-book cinema screening.

Children and young people can play, cook, do homework, meet others or simply relax.

Join Hilal for an exciting storytelling adventure, ending with a creative surprise.

Build spooky LEGO houses and dark alleyways.

Remember loved ones through music and altar ceremonies, with activities changing across the programme.

Children practise German through play, crafts and movement, accompanied by parents or other caregivers.

Hear spooky stories and join Halloween crafts and activities at several tables.

Children hear an autumn story about whether a pumpkin thief really exists.


Halloween activities at Spargelhof Klaistow vary by date, from ice skating to a fire show.

Children aged six and up hear exciting and funny stories read aloud.

Children hear a story presented through picture-book cinema or Kamishibai storytelling theatre.

A small unicorn who always says no discovers the value of friendship.

Families follow a nighttime trail through the dark park using flashlights.

Children hunt for clues to find the ghost Olli in the darkened stadium.

Volunteer readers read aloud in Portuguese, discovering books together with children.

Children and teenagers celebrate Halloween with music and dancing to close Gruselwoche.

Children hear stories, make music, sing, dance and take part in craft activities.

Children help Norma turn evil into good after a vampire comes through her open window.

Children follow glowing animal tracks through dark exhibition halls with flashlights.

Children look for celestial objects through a telescope and learn how to operate it.

A storyteller shares tales about inner strength and believing in yourself.