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.
782 shows and events

Kids build their own small platform game to show friends, no coding needed.

Children listen as stories are read aloud with a kamishibai.

Children build with LEGO, and their creations are displayed in the library afterwards.

A playful dance piece follows a Christmas tree's journey from forest to living room to curb.

Children encounter fairy tales and picture-book stories through picture-book cinema, kamishibai and other formats.

Colourful shadow theatre, guitar and singing tell how fearful Rudi finds courage when a fox takes Ulli.

Experts discuss whether AI can be designed to serve people responsibly.

Merit Niemeitz reads from and discusses her New Adult series “Oxford Academics”.

Queer solo parents meet for coffee and conversation while their children play nearby.

Come along to learn chess, play games and exchange ideas with other chess enthusiasts.

Children try small robots such as Ozobots and BluBots to discover how coding works through play.

Children turn empty drink cartons into decorated boxes and plant pot covers.

Participants build a small form and fill it with living mycelium material.

A puppet show about the fun of being cheeky, based on Grimm and Kästner.

A workshop on speculative design to explore and prototype alternative futures.

Children, families and game lovers discover new games and play favourites together.

Each Advent week brings a new craft: winter decorations or small gifts.

Children track animals, steer the Polarexpress and join a snowball fight.

Children watch surprise films together in the library, with popcorn accompanying the screening.

A puppet show about a piglet who wants to become kosher, with songs and chaos.

A magic trumpet meets mischievous witches, with vanishing objects and colourful surprises.

Author Boris Pfeiffer visits the library to meet readers of his children's books.

Felix Isenbügel gives a scenic reading of Dickens' story about Scrooge's ghostly transformation.

A children's lecture explores who gets to use streets, squares and public space.