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

Families and friends try out games together at a casual gaming afternoon.

Three short films explore sounds and music, inviting children to whistle, trumpet and sing along.

A lantern festival with songs, a procession and a bonfire.

Musical retelling of the Grimm tale as four runaway animals seek a new life.

Animals disguise as each other for a costume carnival in this illustrated story.

Detective-themed evening with a guided game of "Blood on the Clocktower" and other tabletop games.

Poetry meets music around the theme of music in fairy tales and stories.

Singer Mark Padmore and pianist Yehuda Inbar perform Schumann's songs and Andersen settings.

Families gather in a yurt to sing and learn lullabies in various languages together.

Practise telling stories with words, your voice and your whole body, guided by Mohammed and Annika.

Hakaya 2.0 combines physical theatre and storytelling to present stories of resistance from Kurdistan, Palestine and Germany.

Improv theatre performance by a Kreuzberg group.

Browse sorted-out books, games and other media to take home for the family.

Browse manga stalls, write fairy tales, make bookmarks or pose for a family photo.

A greedy sugar fairy tries to steal two young fruits' vitamins in this musical fairy tale.

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

Make moving paper circles, discover Katharina Greve’s comic and browse the book market.

Children improvise music, language and movement with professional musicians, a poet and a clown.

Hear about an enormous turnip, watch magic and follow Hans on his adventures.

Children join Susel and Knista in exploring everyday sounds and turning them into music.

Families, children or adults felt beautiful objects from wool together.

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

Workshop exploring 3D printing, from design software to building a take-home object.

Young orchestras, choir and ensembles perform a concert inspired by Leo Lionni's story.