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.
401 shows and events

A 360-degree animated film follows the rainbow fish through an undersea adventure.

Children create scary, funny and wild creatures with collage, watercolor and graphics for a collective night map.

Guided castle tour where children learn playful details about Cupid and friends.

Girls and young women share ideas, make something personal and get to know one another.

Explore the shelter at Pankstraße station and examine civil protection from the Cold War to the present.

A drop-in workshop making pop-up cards inspired by Cattelan's witty, biting artworks.

Bibi travels back in time by magic to solve the mystery of a stolen music box.

A science demonstration reveals surprising physics behind everyday objects and invites questions afterwards.

A little shooting star searches for a new home, encountering the Sun, Moon and Saturn along the way.

Children have their faces painted and explore books and games while waiting.

A 360-degree fulldome film version of the classic audio-play musical about two forest spirits' dream leaves.

Children hear picture books about women who travelled, invented things and made discoveries.

Enjoy a Halloween party with music, a song quiz and a face-painting station.

Participants of all ages create handmade zines about hope and inner strength.

Spooky make-up, music, ghost parades and a dance show fill the centre with Halloween fun.

Families write and design script as people did 120 years ago.

The youth farm welcomes families, children, teenagers and anyone curious about visiting.

Families experiment with water and buoyancy using the museum's steel steamship.

Children carve pumpkins, collect sweets between stalls and watch a magic show.

Participants build circuits with LEDs and conductive tape to make paper creations light up.

Participants embroider autumn motifs on fabric, while younger visitors can colour postcards.

Children get spooky face paint, while visitors take Halloween photos and collect small giveaways.

Kids build LEGO robots, try stop-motion, experiment with electronics and programming.

An exhibition talk explores the excavated remains of a medieval school and church.