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.
764 shows and events

Listen to a story through Kamishibai storytelling, with indoor alternatives depending on the weather and season.

Pupils get help with homework and learning in maths, German and English.

Reading aloud for young listeners.

Preschool children listen to different stories during a read-aloud session with large pictures.

Learn illustration methods with Lisa Vasvari and turn your designs into stickers.

Listen at home to a digital read-aloud from Stadtbibliothek Steglitz-Zehlendorf on its Instagram account.

Children get creative together with crafts, painting, board games or picture-book cinema activities.

Experienced volunteers read stories aloud to children in sessions with Lesewelt Berlin e.V.

Children listen together to stories featuring adventures, funny experiences and fantasy worlds.

Children craft, paint, play games or watch a picture-book cinema, changing weekly.

Picture books, both classics and newer titles, are read aloud and shown on screen.

Workshop exploring how storytelling can make imagined futures with technology tangible and relatable.

Celine Leonora reads from her romantic suspense novel set at St. Moriarty Academy.

Children draw and cut out silhouettes, animate them frame by frame and add sound live.

Join a K-pop random dance session organised by the youth club's own K-pop crews, drop-ins welcome.

A 360° film shows daily life and humanitarian aid during Sudan's crisis.

Teens finish their own Strudel track by coding beats and live loops.

Play together in an open group, held in German for 240 minutes.


A media event for families with digital tinkering, gaming, quizzes and hands-on experimenting.

Children create their own scary stories folded into tiny monster zines.

Teens design spooky Halloween accessories using 3D printing, LEDs and conductive thread.


An open gathering for twins lasts 120 minutes and takes place in German.