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

Author Jenny Boidol presents her book and leads a short drawing workshop.

Children and families listen to changing stories told with large pictures and join in.

Raúl Krauthausen and Adina Hermann read the story of wheelchair user Ela's space dream.

An interactive storytelling hour follows Tarapank and new friend Squeek on small adventures with rhythms and sounds.

Traditional Greek fairy tales are told in Greek and translated into German.

A picture-book reading and conversation about Osman Kalin's garden at the Berlin Wall.

Author Myriam Halberstam reads her book about a talking horse at Chanukah.

Children and families hear Eric Carle's caterpillar story read in German and Yiddish.

Japanese kamishibai storytelling theatre brings funny and magical stories to life for children.

Marlis tells vivid, colourful African animal tales and fairy stories for families.

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

Volunteers read aloud in Russian, discovering books and sparking reading joy together.

Children listen as Sybille reads aloud, coming together for a shared reading session.

A picture book cinema about a little mermaid dreaming of the human world, with crafts.

Children and adults listen together to stories that are read aloud in Arabic.

The Vietnamese language café presents a Vietnamese fairy tale in German and Vietnamese.

A reading in Greek follows Argos as he waits for Odysseus and cares for his family.

Volunteers read aloud in Spanish as children and their parents discover books together.

Families enjoy stories told with large picture cards using the traditional Japanese Kamishibai theatre.

Rose Apple reads a story about a tree, followed by a stamp-printing workshop.

Children read aloud individually to reading dog Chess while parents wait nearby.

Picture books about babysitting, a magic cloth and family play are read aloud.

A reading of picture books about a king who builds a wall and the rules it breaks.

Picture books about democracy and decision-making are read aloud with humour.