Children’s events in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf include puppet theatre, museum workshops and activities in the district’s libraries. Browse performances at Theater Jaro and creative programmes at Georg-Kolbe-Museum alongside other local events, then compare the recommended ages and dates to choose a visit for your family.
144 shows and events

Children hear a story presented through picture-book cinema or Kamishibai storytelling theatre.

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

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

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

Children hear stories, make music, sing, dance and take part in craft activities.

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

Children sketch a portrait, then paint and layer it over a Berlin cityscape to take home.

Children bake and decorate spooky Halloween treats together, with costumes welcome.

Experiment with photography, drawing, colour and craft techniques inspired by the Bauhaus.

Corinna Bilke and her Skeleton Band invite families to sing, dance and get spooky together.

Farm boy Kackebart dreams of knighthood and joins a royal tournament with his unicorn.

Musical set in 1990s Berlin follows a family's search after reunification.

Families run or walk 5 or 10 km along an illuminated Halloween-themed route

A little dragon can fart instead of breathing fire in this story with music and rhymes.

A black-light puppet show follows a rooftop cat through a mysterious, spooky night.

Families build nest boxes for native songbirds together.

Visitors try printmaking techniques inspired by Käthe Kollwitz, with techniques changing monthly.

Participants learn fire-making, sing nature songs together and hear stories about fire traditions.

An event about flowing water in Westend, led by Michael Schwoy.

Madame Zakapüs presents strange creatures collected from her travels around the world.

A persistent girl seeks witch training from an old witch who turns every applicant away.

Families sing and play together to prepare for the opera visit.

A guided tour through the exhibition 'Aber Kunst ist es doch' on Käthe Kollwitz's work.

Pippi refuses school rules and throws a neighbours' party into chaos, backed by boundless imagination.