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.
1,585 shows and events

Children explore light, sound and materials to tell the story of a planet.

Children and families listen to changing stories told with large pictures and join in.

Go behind the scenes, hear theatre stories and ask questions about the opera house.

Boredom turns into a wild adventure, full of playful wordplay and fun.

Families build water creatures from recycled materials, inspired by the exhibition “On Water”.

A rooster finds an ear of wheat, but the mice only want to play.

Children print with different materials and make their own Christmas gifts.

Families join a creative walk to collect natural materials and make colorful collages.

Browse the ZIK neighbourhood flea market and visit the roller-skating rink, which is also open.

Charlotte tries to fall asleep amid roaring lions, flying lifts and a planet of open eyes.

Children and families craft glowing lanterns to carry through dark streets.

Scholarship holders of the Roland Berger Foundation visit LesArt.

Make an octopus or doll from colourful yarn with Nataliia and Oksana, without sewing.

Lantern procession with horse, rider and music through the open-air museum at dusk.

Young coders dive deeper into Luanti, creating and importing their own custom textures.

Mouse child Jakob encounters autumn winds, tries flying a kite and approaches winter sleep.

A dancer weaves light, music and soap bubbles into a shadow-theatre story.

Lotta moves into Aunt Berg's attic after feeling misunderstood, but later misses her parents.

Families join an immersive winter fairy-tale workshop with stories, songs and soup.

Top German singer-songwriters perform clever, funny and thoughtful songs about family life.

Hear how chance shapes contemporary music and join the musicians to create a new piece.

A theatre adaptation of The Wizard of Oz by Tur Tur Theater.

A creative writing workshop for children and young people.

A poor man wishes for just one apple to grow on his bare tree.