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.
306 shows and events

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

Visitors build a city of the future together using kinetic sand and blocks.

A musical performance with violin and trombone by Marijn and Gilbert.

A playful guided tour of the exhibition 'Lovis Corinth. Dann kam Berlin!' with drawing and conversation for families.

Experiment with kinetic sand, draw its shapes and see your pictures at different scales, including large wall projections.

A puppet show follows the moon through nighttime scenes with stick puppets and shadow play.

Pirate and Tapir pull surprising pop-up objects from an old trunk.



Zulfia and Lydia read about a runaway dough ball in Russian and German.

A bilingual German-Turkish playgroup where young children and parents play, sing and connect.

Participants crochet, knit, sew or glue flowers for collective art projects supporting nature protection.

Storytellers freely tell spooky fairy tales from around the world this session.

Children learning to read practise one-on-one with a mentor in a supportive setting.

Children who can read practise understanding texts one-on-one with a reading trainer.

Parents and babies sing, play and share the exciting first months together.

A relaxed breakfast for families with young children, in café or garden.

Children experiment freely with art materials, printing and building, helped by artists.


Children explore and protect nature in Kreuzberg through hands-on outdoor activities.

Families experiment with recreated historical science setups from Newton and Volta's era.

Three short films tell musical stories and invite children to whistle and sing along.

Visitors view planet images, children craft, and families test their knowledge in a quiz.

Student teachers help students prepare for the MSA exam, specialist papers and oral exams.