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.
779 shows and events

Theater Scuraluna tells Rudi's story through colourful shadows, guitar accompaniment and singing.

A reading in Greek follows Argos as he waits for Odysseus and cares for his family.

Volunteers read aloud in Spanish as children and their parents discover books together.

Parents and children craft Christmas decorations together, combining crafting with simple electronics.

Families gather in a yurt to sing and learn lullabies in various languages together.

A gala evening with award presentations, performance excerpts, music and dance acts.

Practise telling stories with words, your voice and your whole body, guided by Mohammed and Annika.

Hakaya 2.0 combines physical theatre and storytelling to present stories of resistance from Kurdistan, Palestine and Germany.

Children and adults hear live speakers, look behind the scenes and tour museum highlights.

Browse sorted-out books, games and other media to take home for the family.

A flea market offering books, crockery, clothing and toys for all ages.

Families enjoy stories told with large picture cards using the traditional Japanese Kamishibai theatre.

Browse manga stalls, write fairy tales, make bookmarks or pose for a family photo.

Children explore changing subjects in lectures, from elections and sound to artificial intelligence and city life.

Children and adults craft small artworks from straw and natural materials.

Illustrated picture book stories for children, followed by information for parents.

Make moving paper circles, discover Katharina Greve’s comic and browse the book market.

Georg Weisfeld combines songs, juggling, magic, mime and clowning with help from children.

Rose Apple reads a story about a tree, followed by a stamp-printing workshop.

Children read aloud individually to reading dog Chess while parents wait nearby.

A workshop uses DIY synthesizers to make colour, light and temperature audible.

Hear about an enormous turnip, watch magic and follow Hans on his adventures.

Make your own fairy-tale bookmarks with comic author Susanne Buddenberg using varied materials.

Author Lucie Lučanská reads her book, then children draw their own sensory walk.