Free events for children in Berlin
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
Sewing meetup “Fabric for new”
Visitors bring textiles and old clothes to repair, rework or create something new together.
Family Open Lab: Future farming
Drop-in workshop exploring future farming technologies like drones, sensors and AI.
Workshop “Rocks & Crystals”
Children examine stones and crystals and learn how they form.
Drop-in meetup with crafts
An open meeting with a craft activity for visitors.
Active Sunday
Family café with an open indoor play area for young children and parents.
Guided tour “Tracing Design in Berlin”
A guided family tour exploring design in Berlin, with a drawing and sticker booklet for each child.
Upcycling art workshop
Artists lead upcycling activities turning egg cartons, trash and odds into art.
Theatre workshop “TeenCreativeLab: Politics & Media”
Teens act, write and shape an evolving political story through theatre and games.
Children's classes project
Children explore values like gratitude and honesty through play and creativity.
Open art studio
Bring your own projects, exchange ideas and try felting, printing, painting or glass engraving.
Exhibition “Drinking Water Needs No Waste”
Interactive exhibition invites children to explore drinking water and avoiding waste through games.
Open play afternoon
Children and families play board games or build with Lego at an open play session.
Family board game session
Children and their parents or caregivers discover board games, card games and Memory together.
Day of the Dead craft workshop
A bilingual storytelling theatre and craft workshop exploring Mexican Día de Muertos traditions for families.
STEM workshop “Coding & Co.”
Children take part in STEM workshops with changing topics, including Osmo, Scratch and BlueBots.
Picture-book storytime: St Martin
Children hear stories about St Martin, make lanterns and parade through the library.
Greek–German storytelling
Traditional Greek fairy tales are told in Greek and translated into German.
“Nicky & Vera”
Ten-year-old Vera lives in a small Czechoslovak town in 1938.
Reading “Osman’s Garden”
A picture-book reading and conversation about Osman Kalin's garden at the Berlin Wall.
Crochet together
Participants crochet their own projects or try suggested starter projects while learning new techniques.
