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.
1,592 shows and events

Hear spooky stories, watch picture-book cinema and try a quiz and a courage test.

Parents and children team up to design and test vehicles against a crash wall.

Children learning to read practise one-on-one with a mentor in a supportive setting.

Children hear a book read aloud, then make crafts, paint or solve puzzles connected to its story.

Children who can read practise understanding texts one-on-one with a reading trainer.

Children watch a picture-book presentation, with different books featured throughout the series.

A puppet show follows an orphan girl who gives away everything she owns.

A girl's overnight stay with her aunt turns into a wild monster adventure.

Marie arrives to help with pillows, bread and apples in this adaptation of a Grimm fairy tale.

Three teenagers imagine a climate court, where children in the audience decide their neighbour's guilt.

Italian circus director Alfredo Antonio Aneli presents his famous marionette circus show.

International traders present unique products and specialities from more than 60 countries.

A relaxed family café with a play corner, coffee and advice from the Lankwitz family centre team.

Children play older and newer Nintendo Switch games, with Mario-Kart among the available titles.

Open creative workshop for all ages to craft, paint and experiment with materials.


Participants turn upcycled and natural materials into masks, decorations, headdresses or bee hotels.

Teens try out VR headsets together and build their own imaginative virtual worlds.

Play chess together with other enthusiasts, whether you already know the game or are starting out.

Families make crafts together and use their creativity, with no advance registration needed.

Children can try their hand at pottery and make their own ceramics.


Children experiment freely with printing, painting, building and other art techniques.

Families make crafts together with Fatma Mohammad, a neighbourhood family mentor from Familienzentrum Lankwitz.