Library events for children in Berlin go beyond reading, with storytelling, creative workshops and games among the listed activities. Look for a story or subject your child enjoys, and check the branch, age recommendation and registration details for the particular session you want to attend.
183 shows and events

Children aged six and up hear exciting and funny stories read aloud.

Children hear a story presented through picture-book cinema or Kamishibai storytelling theatre.

Volunteer readers read aloud in Portuguese, discovering books together with children.

Children hear stories, make music, sing, dance and take part in craft activities.

Paula Fürstenberg reads about German reunification and gaps in its story, moderated by Nhi Le.

Children hear picture books about women who travelled, invented things and made discoveries.

Three picture books tell animal stories about finding a home, friendship and different viewpoints.

Families listen to live storytelling with stories and fairy tales from around the world.

Three picture books are read aloud about making room for others and yourself.

Two picture books tell stories of little heroes whose actions make a difference to others.

Two picture books follow a cat seen differently and a king who wants everyone blue.

Children hear picture books about Ida and museums, with questions about their own collections.

A picture book is read together so everyone can see its illustrations.

A narrator and live music convey Gregor Samsa’s transformation and his growing alienation from others.

Children read together, play reading games and take part in creative workshops.

Volunteers read exciting stories aloud to children, encouraging reading enjoyment and language skills.

Volunteer readers share funny and exciting stories with children to inspire a love of reading.

Volunteer readers read aloud to young listeners, drawing them into the world of books.

A picture book cinema session for children.

Children and parents listen to stories read aloud and explore the English language together.

Children hear picture-book stories, presented through picture-book cinema, paper theatre or storytelling.

Listen to picture book stories while their illustrations appear on a cinema smartboard.

Children listen to a book read aloud, chosen each week by the library team.

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