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.
781 shows and events

Children make lanterns with Nadine, then Rumpelmärchen tell a story with a fire show.

Participants use a VR headset to play games and explore virtual worlds.

Children learn energetic K-pop choreography, exploring rhythm, coordination and expressive movement together.

Puppet show about penguin Gordon and Tapir learning to share a flat.

Children can learn chess from an expert at this popular meetup for all skill levels.

Lantern procession with music, starting and ending at the library with refreshments.

Volunteers read aloud in Russian, discovering books and sparking reading joy together.

Local people take the stage with music, magic, songs, dance or jokes.

Bands and solo musicians rehearse arrangement, sound and stage presentation together.


Children explore robots and 3D printing and try their hands at making things through handicrafts.

Children listen as Sybille reads aloud, coming together for a shared reading session.

Participants use physical game pieces to build virtual worlds, control Awbie and explore Scratch Jr.

Children build whatever they imagine using colourful LEGO bricks during this building activity.

Children explore cultures of the Americas through hands-on crafts that change each session.

Children try calming, playful drawing exercises like Zentangle and mandalas, with no prior skill needed.

Children and parents celebrate the opening of a new Hirsch Heinrich exhibition.

Theater Malinka's puppet show follows tiny Thumbelina as she tests her courage and independence.

A picture book cinema about a little mermaid dreaming of the human world, with crafts.

You test new lignin-based materials and turn them into products of your own.

Detective-themed evening with a guided game of "Blood on the Clocktower" and other tabletop games.

Children and adults sing, dance and try different instruments with musician Virgil Segal.

Participants solve riddles, listen and create around fairy tale themes.

A clown ensemble follows Britta the chocolate-loving rat on a magical book journey.