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

An autumn party at the Familienfarm Lübars.

Families explore a library decorated for Halloween, then listen to a potentially spooky story.

Fathers and children play and move together, with opportunities to meet others.

An indoor flea market at the Familienfarm Lübars.

A flea market for children and families, with café treats and farm animals to greet.

Concert of film music, performed by Jessi and Artschi

Children write and perform their own slam poems about water, guided by two poets.

Participants build a personal pop-up box filled with images of favourite people and things.

Program robots, add features and test how they respond during small missions.

Families become collection researchers, turning found objects into a personal keepsake archive.

An event about flowing water in Westend, led by Michael Schwoy.

Guides lead visitors through the museum, sharing anecdotes about 70 years of computer game culture.

T*deaf and hearing young performers present a relaxed, inclusive theatre performance.

Dejoe and a guest artist lead a lettering and stylewriting sketch workshop.

Samtblech and Georg Schwark combine Robert Walser's texts with music from the Alps.

Madame Zakapüs presents strange creatures collected from her travels around the world.

A persistent girl seeks witch training from an old witch who turns every applicant away.

Families play, craft and tinker together in a drop-in creative workshop with changing themes.

Make corn flour printing paste, design your own shapes and produce edible objects with a 3D printer.

Families tour the citadel's museums, then create together using various materials and techniques.

A picture book is read together so everyone can see its illustrations.


Children's paintings from a competition imagining a better city are on display.
