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

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

Families explore castles, fairy tales, emperors and princesses using all their senses.

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

Follow Scheri the scarab through the Egyptian Museum, examining artworks to answer the search game's questions.

Three short films explore the colorful world of sounds, music and noises.

Use wool and a needle to felt animals of the Mongolian steppe.

Two actors and a musician improvise a playful story about children and adults meeting.

A film about a mischievous young troll who seeks adventure outside his secret world.

Children write and perform their own slam poems about water, guided by two poets.

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

Children explore how sound shapes film through hands-on stations, a sound walk and screenings.

Participants build a personal pop-up box filled with images of favourite people and things.

Program robots, add features and test how they respond during small missions.

Families explore Ryuichi Sakamoto's soundscapes through movement, then make their own museum poster.

Children and adults experiment and create together with monthly changing themes.

An actress changes fairy-tale roles before the audience and incorporates ideas that children call out.

Explore museum crafts and tools, then make your own 3D pop-up booklet.

A guided tour follows the site's changing uses through historical objects and selected stops.

Two picture books tell stories of little heroes whose actions make a difference to others.

T*deaf and hearing young performers present a relaxed, inclusive theatre performance.

Samtblech and Georg Schwark combine Robert Walser's texts with music from the Alps.

Children and adults examine architectural details and search for traces of earlier buildings.

A guided tour explores how nature shaped human life and ideas over 800 years.

Two picture books follow a cat seen differently and a king who wants everyone blue.