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

Children work together to create a lively art journal through painting, drawing and collage.

A singing cricket and a hardworking ant face the question of surviving winter together.

A chocolate-loving rat and her clown friends discover new worlds through a magical book.

Music, performances, dancing, a retro carousel and a fairy-tale hut fill this winter festival.

Tiffy and her cat chase the thieves who steal people's time.

A flamenco performance by Anna Reim's flamenco school and students.

A monthly family brunch for neighbourhood families to meet, chat and let children play.

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

See how a knitting machine makes patterns, then knit something to take home.

Children and families craft glowing lanterns to carry through dark streets.

Young coders dive deeper into Luanti, creating and importing their own custom textures.

Hear how chance shapes contemporary music and join the musicians to create a new piece.

A poor man wishes for just one apple to grow on his bare tree.

A sparrow puppet hosts a short-film programme with interactive activities for young children.

Annual festival for artisanal cheese with tastings, talks, tours and an exhibition.

A tale of friendship between a bear and a hare, and a small mosquito who helps solve their conflict.

Explore artworks, invent stories through games and design fabric bags with art educators in Das Gegenteil von Jetzt.

Young musicians and a youth orchestra perform concert premieres and improvised works.

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

Children build quirky controllers from fruit and play-dough to control computers.

Family café with an open indoor play area for young children and parents.

A puppet show about a weak boy who receives a magic fiddle from a bird.

Bring your own projects, exchange ideas and try felting, printing, painting or glass engraving.

Interactive exhibition invites children to explore drinking water and avoiding waste through games.