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.
777 shows and events

Listen to traditional Mongolian tales beneath the roof of a yurt.

The Zenobia Theater performance takes place at Familienzentrum Jungfernheide and lasts about 40 minutes.

Children cut, glue and try craft projects that call for dexterity and patience.

Build virtual worlds with physical pieces, program robots and make paper objects light up.

Watch Rumpelstiltskin dance round the fire, sing his name and reveal his secret.

A black-light puppet show follows a bored rooftop cat through a mysterious midnight adventure.

Playful reading evenings explore words, images and props to reveal engaging stories.

After a picture-book cinema, families walk with lanterns through the park to a playground.

Workshop where kids design a motif and 3D-print it to transfer onto their own fabric.

Young Berlin artists present works exploring truth and perception, made during a workshop week.

Authors read aloud to children and adults at the planetarium and observatory.

Authors read stories aloud to spark imagination and support language skills.

A day of hourly story sessions, from daycare readings to a special fairy tale performance.

Children hear stories, join activities and listen to a district councillor reading from her favourite books.

Read Dr. Brumm stories aloud from the screen or listen and add sounds.

A festival for Children's Rights Day offers waffles, play and creative activities.

Children design and build their own theme park with building bricks.

Puppets bring Frau Holle into the present, reconsidering diligence, laziness and the tale's moral.

Interactive music sessions for babies and young children with singing, dancing and instruments to try.

Library staff introduce their work and read aloud from their favourite books for listeners.

Songs and themed sound stories form the programme, with children accompanying stories on Orff instruments.

Felix Isenbügel and Arne Assmann perform a story with live music, inviting children to help and sing.

Mrs Gonzalez reads stories from popular Spanish children’s books aloud in Spanish.

Listen in Greek to three little wolves trying to protect their home from a persistent pig.