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 listen to stories together and can bring their favourite cuddly toy along.

Experienced volunteers read aloud, introducing children to different story worlds with Lesewelt Berlin.

Author Marie Hüttner reads from her novel about four mismatched schoolmates' journey.

Experienced volunteers read stories aloud to children in sessions with Lesewelt Berlin e.V.

Volunteers from Lesewelt Berlin e.V. read aloud as children discover books together.

Families discover silent books together, then explore age-appropriate titles on their own.

A Kamishibai storytelling session follows Freddi's smartphone habit and explores what happens in his brain.

Author Matin Soofipour Omam reads from her play “Raumrauschen” and discusses it afterwards.

Claudia Opitz presents a children's book reading with stories about friendship and standing together.

Families join an interactive Halloween storytelling session full of spooky monster and ghost tales.

Selected fairy tales illustrated by Max Slevogt are read aloud for all visitors.

Watch picture-book stories on a screen, then stay for the open café with coffee.

Volunteers from Lesewelt Berlin e.V. read aloud as children discover books together.

A story time for children of preschool and primary school age at Buchkantine.

Families look at picture-book stories together and playfully explore German and Chinese.

Volunteers from Stadtteilmütter read aloud in Turkish and Arabic as children discover books together.

Volunteers from Lesewelt Berlin read stories aloud for children, with parents also invited to listen.

Girls discuss picture books together, exploring feelings and big themes.

A musical participatory reading follows little Betty into a world where sheep become an orchestra.

Two storytellers tell a Yemeni fairy tale about conflict and reconciliation among animals.

Volunteer readers read aloud in English for children up to 12.

Young performers share poetry, rap and stories as they compete for the audience's support.

Families explore what "I" really is with TV host Clarissa Corrêa da Silva.

Illustrated story panels are shown and narrated in this recurring reading theatre.