Free events for children in Berlin include offers with free participation and those asking for a voluntary donation. Browse activities that fit your family’s interests, then check the individual conditions for accompanying adults, materials and registration rather than assuming every part of the visit is free.
766 shows and events

Families look at picture-book stories together and playfully explore German and Chinese.

Volunteers from Stadtteilmütter read aloud in Turkish and Arabic as children discover books together.

Volunteers from Lesewelt Berlin read stories aloud for children, with parents also invited to listen.

Children and teens try coding, build their own projects and learn through play.

Two clowns create tiny worlds and big characters in a wordless show.

Explore urban space through board games about city life and conflicts.

Babies and their companions sing familiar and new songs, rock, clap and explore small rhythm games.

Neighbours share breakfast, meet new people and chat over coffee, tea and bread.

Children improve their chess skills under professional guidance, beginners and advanced players welcome.

Children and adults try board games, card games and favourites brought from home.

Young researchers take part in experiments and meet in front of the library.

A conversation with Antigone Akgün and Juliane Karakayali, moderated by Azadeh Sharifi.

A chocolate-loving rat and her clown friends discover new worlds through a magical book.

A musical participatory reading follows little Betty into a world where sheep become an orchestra.

Two storytellers tell a Yemeni fairy tale about conflict and reconciliation among animals.

Children explore dinosaurs through puzzles, crafts and games.

A shadow theatre performance with orchestral music brings Prokofiev's musical fairy tale Peter and the Wolf to life.

Volunteer readers read aloud in English for children up to 12.

Parents and children build St Martin's lanterns together, learning basic craft techniques.

Play the organisers' favourite board games, learn the rules and bring your own suggestions.

Documentary follows İbrahim Arslan and letters sent after the 1992 Mölln arson attack.

Researchers show how a natural raw material can be turned into new materials.

An award ceremony explores new perspectives and contemporary questions in theatre for young audiences.

Real university lectures for kids in a real lecture hall