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 create prints together with rollers, inks and simple materials, working inclusively in mixed groups.

Children and teens create a fanzine telling the story of resistance fighter Eva Mamlok.

Daniel Wagner plays the hunter, telling the familiar fairy tale with a root gnome.

A puppet show about swapping roles between a little king and a grown-up.

Children write poems and stories and test how they sound read aloud.

Rufus and Elfriede investigate with other animals, while Rufus hopes to see Rubi again.

Nesibe and Xemsê read about visiting the doctor in Kurdish and German.

Families discover books, play together and explore the Library of Things through screenings, outdoor games and robots.

A picture-book reading with live looped music, following a princess and her silenced dragon.


The festival creates space to talk about grief, dying and what can bring comfort.

A puppet circus story in which chaos-causing Kreisel confuses the circus director.

Read Dr. Brumm stories aloud from the screen or listen and add sounds.

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

Library staff introduce their work and read aloud from their favourite books for listeners.

Performers improvise live on stage, turning audience ideas into songs and stories.

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

Young women meet, get creative, share their voices and pause to notice their bodies.

An inclusive creative workshop invites adults to paint, draw and explore self-expression together.

An improv theatre performance in Spanish.

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

Families explore Jewish culture, architecture and history through tours, workshops and hands-on activities.

Craft small keepsakes inspired by the museum's jewellery production in this workshop.

Musicians, a poet and a clown make improvised music together with children.