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.
410 shows and events

A workshop covers satellite uses, space debris and the problems of crowded orbits.

A guide explores spooky animal myths, stories and the eerie secrets of the zoo’s residents.

Explore spooky animal myths, stories and secrets on a guided tour through the zoo.

Children hunt ghosts, play "Ghosts vs Robots" and build their own programmable monsters.

Children try out board, card, dice and memory games together.

Open workshop where participants design and print their own posters by screen printing.


Children design and craft their own jewelry from beads, charms and ribbons in this beginner-friendly workshop.

María José leads children through science experiments with water, air and light.

Annika Scheffel reads from Wanda, about a runaway whose hiding place changes several outsiders’ lives.

Try board, card and storytelling games together, including classics and cooperative adventures.

Children explore programming basics using Osmo's interactive game pieces and an iPad.

Children build vehicles, animals or buildings freely with LEGO, no registration needed.

Participants make Halloween crafts together.

Drop in to craft seasonal decorations and gifts, with or without your own ideas.

Join a Halloween party with buffet, disco, karaoke, a show and face painting.

Children in costume enjoy games, music, snacks and an obstacle course.

Live presenters guide a journey from Berlin's starry sky to distant galaxies and answer audience questions.

Campfire and stick bread, held depending on visitor numbers and weather.

A curious mouse builds a rocket in his attic to become the first mouse on the moon.

Make, glue and design Halloween crafts, then watch a spooky picture-book cinema screening.

Children and young people can play, cook, do homework, meet others or simply relax.

Deaf and hearing teenagers present a performance exploring belonging, courage and connection.

Children explore how artificial intelligence works.