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.
1,591 shows and events

Neighbours share breakfast, meet new people and chat over coffee, tea and bread.

A family Friday event at the Green Planet Berlin exhibition.

Children improve their chess skills under professional guidance, beginners and advanced players welcome.

Children build with LEGO WeDo kits and program their creations using an iPad app.

Children and adults try board games, card games and favourites brought from home.

Multilingual staff lead bilingual tours and play activities exploring a different language each time.

Young researchers take part in experiments and meet in front of the library.


A family mission at orbitall.

Two storytellers tell a Yemeni fairy tale about conflict and reconciliation among animals.

Music, performances, dancing, a retro carousel and a fairy-tale hut fill this winter festival.

Children explore dinosaurs through puzzles, crafts and games.

Tiffy and her cat chase the thieves who steal people's time.

A family night tour searching for bats and other nocturnal animals.

A shadow theatre performance with orchestral music brings Prokofiev's musical fairy tale Peter and the Wolf to life.

Children decorate gingerbread, complete a Halloween quest, play games and share sweet treats.

Volunteer readers read aloud in English for children up to 12.

Parents and children build St Martin's lanterns together, learning basic craft techniques.

Muck discovers magical slippers and a mysterious walking stick before facing a deceitful sultan.

Play the organisers' favourite board games, learn the rules and bring your own suggestions.

Explore dark museum rooms by torchlight after closing, looking for nocturnal animals.

Children explore the dark castle rooms with flashlights while parents join a separate tour.

A statue awakens in spring and journeys through the seasons in dance.

Lectures on water and lies, a climate workshop and optical experiments make up the science programme.