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.
1,551 shows and events

Participants bring their own Diddl folders to trade sheets with others.

Children explore changing subjects in lectures, from elections and sound to artificial intelligence and city life.

Children and adults craft small artworks from straw and natural materials.

An anniversary weekend with a continuous 30-hour tour through the museum.

Explore ancient gods through marble statues and vases, then connect their stories with the present.

Explore traces of fire in the museum and discover its connections with inventions and myths.

Make moving paper circles, discover Katharina Greve’s comic and browse the book market.

Georg Weisfeld combines songs, juggling, magic, mime and clowning with help from children.

An exhibition talk for families exploring the stories behind sculptures in the Friedrichswerdersche Kirche.

Children and adults try gel plate printing, using leaves, flowers and garden finds as stencils.

Rose Apple reads a story about a tree, followed by a stamp-printing workshop.

Children improvise music, language and movement with professional musicians, a poet and a clown.

Children read aloud individually to reading dog Chess while parents wait nearby.

Follow Hans as he swaps his gold, with participation and songs to sing along.

Performance retells the fairy tale of Hans travelling home believing less is more.

Bibi and Tina take families on a magical winter journey with festive songs.

Children invent, paint and bring their own forest animal figure to life.

A workshop uses DIY synthesizers to make colour, light and temperature audible.

Hear about an enormous turnip, watch magic and follow Hans on his adventures.

A 360° planetarium show tells how polar bear Lars rescues whales from danger.

Children build, craft and play while exploring rights, nature and sustainability.

Make your own fairy-tale bookmarks with comic author Susanne Buddenberg using varied materials.

Children explore the history of tattoos and decode ritual patterns from indigenous cultures.

Author Lucie Lučanská reads her book, then children draw their own sensory walk.