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.
1,595 shows and events

Families explore backstage areas of the Konzerthaus and learn what makes a concert.

A book festival with a market, workshops, a performance, quests and guided tours.

Families can craft, bake, plait and sing during this lively advent day full of hands-on activities.

Visitors make Christmas cards, try weaving, hear fairy tales, craft stars and sing together.

Children and parents print postcards with natural colours alongside illustrator Patricia Thoma in a workshop.

Families build their own Lego We Do robot and send it along a test course.

Children upcycle old TV LEDs into glowing Christmas decorations and light objects.

Browse clothing, books, toys and household items, and chat with other visitors from different generations.

Make Christmas tree decorations from colourful yarn with Nataliia and Oksana, without sewing.

Two trolls wake early and wonder what Christmas actually is.

A boy secretly befriends the goose meant for the family's Christmas dinner.

A little sheep sets off on an adventurous journey from her farm to the big city.

Two angels crash-land on Earth and try to regain favour above through acrobatics and comic antics.

An ox and a donkey debate who should care for a baby found in their stable.

Fans must save a locked-in band's concert despite their fear of the stage.

Christmas turns a small town upside down as Pippi celebrates in her own way.

Flitzebögen and Wilmersdorfer Streichhölzer perform at an Advent concert organised by Musikschule City West.

Three museums in the Nikolaiviertel offer a varied programme, with families especially welcome.


A snowstorm traps Wanja and Babuschka, then something knocks at night.

Walk through the winter animal park with a guide and learn how different animals handle cold.

A castle dragon guides visitors through the Marmorpalais, sharing stories about a Prussian king's family.

A medieval village day with costumed villagers, crafts, storytelling and a bonfire.

Families share brunch with live cooking, a string quartet and children's activities.