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.
1,570 shows and events

A 360° film follows the Olchi family's adventurous journey through the solar system.

Children explore how sound shapes film through hands-on stations, a sound walk and screenings.

Two clowns create small worlds and large figures through wordless object theatre and music.

Visitors try printmaking techniques inspired by Käthe Kollwitz, with techniques changing monthly.

Participants build a personal pop-up box filled with images of favourite people and things.

Program robots, add features and test how they respond during small missions.

Families explore Ryuichi Sakamoto's soundscapes through movement, then make their own museum poster.

Participants learn fire-making, sing nature songs together and hear stories about fire traditions.

A guided observatory visit exploring telescopes, meteorites and the night sky.

Children and adults experiment and create together with monthly changing themes.

Families become collection researchers, turning found objects into a personal keepsake archive.

An actress changes fairy-tale roles before the audience and incorporates ideas that children call out.

An event about flowing water in Westend, led by Michael Schwoy.

Guides lead visitors through the museum, sharing anecdotes about 70 years of computer game culture.

Explore museum crafts and tools, then make your own 3D pop-up booklet.

Visitors build a city of the future together using kinetic sand and blocks.

Guided tour plus hands-on workshop where families create and take home their own artworks.

People carve giant pumpkins with sharp knives and saws.

Dejoe and a guest artist lead a lettering and stylewriting sketch workshop.

Samtblech and Georg Schwark combine Robert Walser's texts with music from the Alps.

Madame Zakapüs presents strange creatures collected from her travels around the world.

Children and adults examine architectural details and search for traces of earlier buildings.

A persistent girl seeks witch training from an old witch who turns every applicant away.

A guided tour explores how nature shaped human life and ideas over 800 years.