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.
785 shows and events

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.

Children join a reading hour filled with stories, fantasy and adventure.

A festival about zero waste, reuse and sustainable consumption, organised by Berlin's waste service.

Families discuss media literacy, consider practical questions and compare their different points of view.

Children paint their way into a different fairy tale each time, guided by artist Christine Klemke in the library.

Children screen-print their own designs onto old clothing and fabric scraps, exploring ecology and diversity.

Families make dough, cut out biscuits, bake them and add decorations.

A weekend of art, music, talks and a creative program for families.

A lively family concert invites children to sing, dance and listen along.

Design your own 3D picture frame from various materials in this open craft workshop.

Children and families join Anna Srivastava for theatre with changing fairy tales.

Try a short writing exercise with Kathrin Schrader and learn what makes stories suspenseful.

Young women meet, get creative, share their voices and pause to notice their bodies.

Children and adults create scroll pictures and folding books inspired by Asian art.

Forest animals share their scarce winter food in a puppet play inspired by a Chinese tale.

Asian-German parents, expectant parents, caregivers and children come together in a parent–child group.

Children and adults try different crafts with Carla and take their creations home.

An inclusive creative workshop invites adults to paint, draw and explore self-expression together.

A guided tour examines forced labour under Nazi rule and daily life in restored Barrack 13.