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 try small robots such as Ozobots and BluBots to discover how coding works through play.

Ghosts awaken in Schloss Charlottenburg in this young ensemble's show.

Children turn empty drink cartons into decorated boxes and plant pot covers.

Participants build a small form and fill it with living mycelium material.

An open workshop teaches beginners to make and repair jewellery from beads and materials.

A puppet show about the fun of being cheeky, based on Grimm and Kästner.

Christmas approaches, but Pettersson and Findus have no Christmas tree, festive meal or firewood.

A puppet and object theatre production of The Little Witch for young audiences, children and families to watch together.

A narrator and puppets retell Grimm's tale of Frau Holle in Holledau.

A child waters a neighbour's flower and ends up on a mysterious underwater journey.

A small Christmas market by the lake offers stalls, live music and winter treats.

A lively retelling of the Grimm fairy tale with puppets and quick scene changes.

A wordless clown retelling of Cinderella explores exclusion and bullying between stepsisters.

Children, families and game lovers discover new games and play favourites together.

Songs by Rolf Zuckowski accompany questions about snow, Santa Claus and a missing biscuit recipe.

Each Advent week brings a new craft: winter decorations or small gifts.

Children track animals, steer the Polarexpress and join a snowball fight.

Children watch surprise films together in the library, with popcorn accompanying the screening.

Conni celebrates her birthday with songs, chocolate cake and help from the audience in an interactive musical.

A puppet show about a piglet who wants to become kosher, with songs and chaos.

A magic trumpet meets mischievous witches, with vanishing objects and colourful surprises.

Author Boris Pfeiffer visits the library to meet readers of his children's books.

Felix Isenbügel gives a scenic reading of Dickens' story about Scrooge's ghostly transformation.

A children's lecture explores who gets to use streets, squares and public space.