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.
1,553 shows and events

Fathers and their children cut, chop and cook together at the family centre.

Families create prints together with rollers, inks and simple materials, working inclusively in mixed groups.

Opera follows book-loving Max as he's swept into Jules Verne's classic adventure.

Readings, theatre and an interactive story with music celebrate a new book corner.

Three pigs build different houses and face the wolf in a musical performance with pantomime and audience participation.

Three short films about sounds, wind and music screen together for young children.

Medicine bags are the focus of this workshop led by Dagmar Schwarzlose.

Comedy duo Dennis & Jesko Band performs satirical football songs for families.

Drop by to design and 3D-print your own creations using TinkerCad, no experience needed.

A guided walk through the Botanical Garden highlights seasonal plant displays outdoors.

Storytelling session led by Dagmar Eichhorn.

Families try ice stock shooting, a mix of precision, strategy and fun.

Penguin James and polar bear Vladimir investigate polar nights and explore planets aboard their spaceship.

Children build a model roof from straight rods using the hyperbolic paraboloid shape.

Participants explore ancient Egyptian beliefs about Osiris and create their own clay Kornosiris.

Children and teens create a fanzine telling the story of resistance fighter Eva Mamlok.

Children build a model roof from straight rods using the hyperbolic paraboloid shape.

Storyteller Jeronimo shares fairy tales and nature stories for families with children.

Families sprint through centuries of Berlin history, discovering unusual objects and events.

Create patterns and design a fabric ribbon inspired by the colours of Danube Swabian clothing.

Families turn waste into new creative objects, with a different theme each month.

Explore how urban trees survive winter and what their dormancy can teach us about conserving energy.

Ancient constellation stories unfold across the planetarium dome in illustrations by Iryna Filipova and her team.

Young people gather by a campfire to hear stories in which music plays an important role.