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

Volunteers read aloud from funny and exciting children's books


Volunteer readers read aloud to young listeners, drawing them into the world of books.

A picture book cinema session for children.

Children and parents listen to stories read aloud and explore the English language together.

A picture-book cinema on sustainability leads into creative Lego building for children and families.

Children hear picture-book stories, presented through picture-book cinema, paper theatre or storytelling.

Children listen to a book read aloud, chosen each week by the library team.

Half-hour picture book session for toddlers with caregivers

Japanese paper theatre shows picture book classics and newer stories for children and teens.

A book selected by the library team is read aloud to listeners.

Children can come along and listen as a text is read aloud.

Children hear exciting and funny stories presented in the Kamishibai storytelling format.

Volunteer readers read aloud to children, sharing books and the joy of reading together.

A police force in the small English coastal town of Oddleigh solves unusual cases.

Parents can try out body-oriented, practical counselling for everyday family life.

Two rabbits argue playfully about climate change as their planet nears destruction.

Charlie and Luka hunt an invisible creature with an allergy test and a magical dance.

An event with illustrator Antje Püpke explores stories about books, letters and learning to read.

Three short films explore whistling, singing and trumpeting sounds for young children.

Schiaparelli guides a journey from Mercury to Pluto, exploring the solar system and its dangers.

People of all ages cook lunch together and enjoy the meal together.

Participants crochet, knit, sew or glue flowers for collective art projects supporting nature protection.

Participants sit together and sew decorative stitches by hand using contrasting thread.