Family events in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg include museum visits, readings and creative activities for children with different interests. Explore programmes at ANOHA and Deutsches Technikmuseum alongside the district’s other events, checking each description to distinguish a visit from a workshop or a guided session.
307 shows and events

A creative workshop exploring paper techniques like collage and papier mâché this month.

Teens code beats and improvise live loops to compose music using Strudel.

A young witch must prove herself worthy to join the annual Walpurgis Night celebration.

Explore how AI-generated internet content affects new AI systems and discuss connections with politics and sustainability.

Children design and build a small dream rooftop for the model city Super City 3000.

Fold origami boats, make sea pictures or try tying sailing knots.

Flori finds a magic shell, discovers that the underwater world is in danger and begins to take action.

A miller's daughter must spin straw into gold, but the help she gets demands a sacrifice.

Families make new, usable objects from old bicycle tubes while practicing tool skills and design.

Different artists lead changing workshops in painting, dance, sewing, music, yoga and football for girls*.

Children build and test marble run tracks using Gravitrax pieces.

A guided tour through a WWII bunker hidden inside an old gas holder.

Young gamers test this year's nominated video games and help decide who wins the TOMMI award.


Expelled from school, Mia pretends to be a monster to fit in at a new academy.

Shaun's Halloween party plans spiral into chaos after the pumpkin patch is destroyed.

Children learn through play how to handle fire safely, over two days.

Children enjoy creative activities, music and a picture-book cinema with an autumn theme.

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

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

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

Cloth puppets tell a travel story, and children learn how steam locomotives work.

A guided tour through a WWII bunker hidden inside an old gas holder.

Children try controlling Beebot and Ozobot robots with button presses, a pen and paper.