Children’s events in Berlin’s Mitte district range from creative workshops to storytelling and guided visits for families. Browse programmes at places such as Bibliothek am Luisenbad and Jugendkunstschule Mitte, and use each event’s address and age recommendation to plan a visit within the district.
1,249 shows and events

Researchers and artists discuss corals, jellyfish and seaweed, and how people can protect marine ecosystems.

Two sisters face their mother's mental health crisis as they seek different ways forward for their family.

An actor tells the sleeping princess’s story, while children can join the action on stage.

Editors and a graphic designer discuss water, communicating knowledge and why someone might moisten a book.

A history teacher's classroom experiment on fascism spirals into a dangerous wave of conformity.

Guided tour through WWII air-raid shelters beneath a Berlin U-Bahn station, now part of a museum.

Discover ideas about tomorrow's world and look into laboratories of the future.

A guided tour exploring the escape tunnels dug under the Berlin Wall.

Fathers and children play and move together, with time for conversation and meeting others.

A live show explores whether humans might live on Mars or in space hotels.

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

Children explore steppe animals, tomb guardians and the Great Khan's palace in Karakorum.

Artists and designers show Berlin-made work, with changing exhibitors and a special feature for children.

Seven singers perform a children's opera adaptation while Andreas Peer Kähler plays piano and portrays Mozart.

Explore the shelter at Pankstraße station and examine civil protection from the Cold War to the present.


Explore Berlin's Cold War history inside the Blochplatz bunker through photographs, historical exhibits and models.

Visitors bring textiles and old clothes to repair, rework or create something new together.

A children's concert tells the musical fairy tale of a boy who dreams of a superhero umbrella.

An interactive retelling of the Grimm fairy tale, with children joining in on stage.

Drop-in workshop exploring future farming technologies like drones, sensors and AI.

Participants design and embroider their own vest using threads, beads and needles.

A guided tour explores Tanzania's colonial history and raises questions of restitution.

Children's short films show hammock weaving, sitting mat making and toy car building.