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.
1,573 shows and events

Children hear an autumn story about whether a pumpkin thief really exists.


Halloween activities at Spargelhof Klaistow vary by date, from ice skating to a fire show.

Children aged six and up hear exciting and funny stories read aloud.

A small unicorn who always says no discovers the value of friendship.

Families follow a nighttime trail through the dark park using flashlights.

Children hunt for clues to find the ghost Olli in the darkened stadium.

Volunteer readers read aloud in Portuguese, discovering books together with children.

Children and teenagers celebrate Halloween with music and dancing to close Gruselwoche.

Children help Norma turn evil into good after a vampire comes through her open window.

Participants craft glowing Halloween decorations such as bats and pumpkins, using LEDs.

Explore nocturnal animals, take a quiz, make glowing jars and cook together over a fire.

Children follow glowing animal tracks through dark exhibition halls with flashlights.

Look for celestial objects through a telescope and learn how to operate it.

A family event at Schloss Charlottenburg where visitors may come in costume.

Children look for celestial objects through a telescope and learn how to operate it.

A storyteller shares tales about inner strength and believing in yourself.

Hear insects, frogs, elephants and dawn birds in 360° sound beneath projections of the African night sky.


Paris Ballet Theater performs a classical ballet by P. I. Tchaikovsky with orchestral accompaniment.

A shared brunch for families.

Celebrate Halloween with a costume contest, karaoke, Just Dance and a buffet.

Children dismantle everyday appliances with real tools and discuss how their internal technology works.

Children make spooky Halloween crafts, hear eerie stories, and receive sweets.