Autumn holiday events for children in Berlin bring together creative activities, performances and outings within the school-holiday selection. Compare individual dates and age recommendations to build your own holiday plans, checking the description and participation conditions rather than assuming an event provides supervision or full-day care.
414 shows and events

The open-air museum offers autumn holiday activities for the whole family.

Find your way through spooky corn passages with fog, lights and sound effects.

Children fold pop-ups, invent printing tools and create patterns inspired by Bauhaus ideas.

Participants learn to spot fake news and produce their own videos from idea to final edit.

Girls and young women join a rap workshop with Sister-Queens, with lunch included in the programme.

Create a personal city map using paper collage, featuring places and streets that matter to you.

A creative workshop exploring paper techniques like collage and papier mâché this month.

An author collective performs humorous, self-written stories with witty dialogue and sharp punchlines.

A 360° dome film reveals the science and legends behind the Northern and Southern Lights.

Explore how magnets work through laboratory activities, crafts and games about magnetism.

Children and adults experience a multisensory live audio adaptation of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince.

Different generations explore courage through dance, considering change, encounters, personal stories and being themselves.

Teens code beats and improvise live loops to compose music using Strudel.

An exhibition presents pumpkins with Hollywood as its central theme.

An open group for parents and babies.

Children design an object on a laptop, 3D print it, then finish it by hand.

A young witch must prove herself worthy to join the annual Walpurgis Night celebration.

A young witch defies the rules to join Walpurgis Night and prove herself worthy.

Parents and children drop in for play, coffee and relaxed conversation with other families.

A mobile planetarium dome visits the library, with readings and activities for families.


Explore haunted rooms, mazes and cellars with ghostly characters and puzzles.

Donated baby, children's and maternity clothing is given to families with low income.

Children design paper figures, animate them and create their own film soundtrack.