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 familiar and new stories from European cultures, read aloud.

Picture books about remembering loved ones who are no longer here are read aloud.

Storyteller Jeronimo shares fairy tales and nature stories for families with children.

Young people gather by a campfire to hear stories in which music plays an important role.

Bilingual storytelling session with traditional Persian fairy tales told in Persian and translated into German.

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

Families watch a picture-book story about the Olchis on screen as part of the Berliner Märchentage.

Join Malika Alaoui for international songs, rhymes, finger games and a short picture-book session.

Children watch exciting and funny stories presented on a large screen at a picture-book cinema.

A read-aloud event focuses on children's rights, with additional information for children and families.

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.

Listen to traditional Mongolian tales beneath the roof of a yurt.

Watch Rumpelstiltskin dance round the fire, sing his name and reveal his secret.

Playful reading evenings explore words, images and props to reveal engaging stories.

Authors read aloud to children and adults at the planetarium and observatory.

Authors read stories aloud to spark imagination and support language skills.

Storyteller Bruder Lustig narrates Toni's tale with songs and music.

A day of hourly story sessions, from daycare readings to a special fairy tale performance.

Inga Marie Ramcke reads about Maya, whose bedroom becomes a space station.

Cally Stronk and Christian Friedrich read an alien adventure with riddles to solve.

Children hear stories, join activities and listen to a district councillor reading from her favourite books.

Babette Pribbenow reads about Pepper’s search for her missing uncle in the Amazon rainforest.

Children and families read short stories by Anne Frank from 'Füller-Kinder' and create their own pictures.