Children’s activities in Marzahn-Hellersdorf include library programmes, creative workshops and events connected with art and stories. Compare what is coming up at Mark-Twain-Bibliothek, Schloss Biesdorf and other places in the district, using the activity description to decide what your child would like to try.
34 shows and events

Participants learn to spot fake news and produce their own videos from idea to final edit.

Babies and toddlers crawl, play and explore while parents exchange experiences and tips.

A family café session in German.

Participants build with LEGO or play board games, choosing together what to do.

Children get creative together with crafts, painting, board games or picture-book cinema activities.

Children paint, draw and craft their own lanterns for a lantern procession.

Children craft, paint, play games or watch a picture-book cinema, changing weekly.

Children design and craft their own jewelry from beads, charms and ribbons in this beginner-friendly workshop.

Families learn how garden wildlife overwinters and build natural shelters together.

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

A book selected by the library team is read aloud to listeners.

An event with illustrator Antje Püpke explores stories about books, letters and learning to read.

Stories on changing themes and seasons are read aloud, followed by time to talk.

Children can play and make new friends while fathers and other family members talk together.

Library staff read aloud to children, choosing mainly picture books for the reading sessions.

Children and accompanying adults make crafts with provided materials and help from library staff.

A workshop for teens and young adults training courage through action art and activism.

Parents cook, bake and craft together while meeting others for a chat.

Children play a live-action version of “Among Us” and craft their own accessories.

Teenagers write, experiment with words and share their own texts for group discussion.

Board game fans meet to play together, bringing their own favourite games.


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

Families track foxes, hawks and other wildlife on an autumn tour through Kienbergpark.