Berlin events for the 8–11 age selection include creative projects, performances and opportunities to explore a subject in more detail. Each listing overlaps this age band rather than guaranteeing suitability for every child, so compare the organiser’s guidance and the activity before choosing a session.
1,573 shows and events

Participants build circuits with LEDs and conductive tape to make paper creations light up.

Participants embroider autumn motifs on fabric, while younger visitors can colour postcards.

Children get spooky face paint, while visitors take Halloween photos and collect small giveaways.

Kids build LEGO robots, try stop-motion, experiment with electronics and programming.

An exhibition talk explores the excavated remains of a medieval school and church.

Children invent their own monsters and experiment with shapes and materials to make Halloween masks.

People from the neighbourhood come together to play at the adventure playground.

Children become detectives, solving a mysterious case through quest challenges and a craft activity.

The tour connects water research in the sea with an artificial iceberg and space.

Draw characters, speech bubbles and backgrounds, then take your own comic story home.

Children listen to a fairy tale, build instruments and invent sounds for the story.

Families trick-or-treat, craft and get face-painted at this Halloween event.

Children and adults design their own miniature palaces using cardboard, wire and other materials.

Farm boy Kackebart dreams of knighthood and joins a royal tournament with his unicorn.

Drop in anytime to print pictures using simple materials and techniques.

Explore portraits from different eras, then create your own using colours, shapes and materials.

Participants look at bear posters, then design their own using stencils and colour.

Adults and children celebrate Halloween together and get spooked at the Kolle 37 adventure playground.

A live-narrated 360° flight explores the solar system from Mercury to Saturn.

Children craft lanterns, get their faces painted and enjoy Halloween games with Radio TEDDY.

Visitors glue broken ceramic pieces back together or smash their own vessel to decorate.

Watch a trainee specialist restore an original archaeological find and ask about the methods and tools.

A young witch must prove herself worthy to join the annual Walpurgis Night celebration.

Children dance at a Halloween disco with face painting and Halloween snacks.