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

Young performers share poetry, rap and stories as they compete for the audience's support.

Explore dark museum rooms by torchlight after closing, looking for nocturnal animals.

Researchers show how a natural raw material can be turned into new materials.

A statue awakens in spring and journeys through the seasons in dance.

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

Participants learn the traditional tauschierung technique and inlay their own brass coin.

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

Fathers meet monthly with their babies and young children to connect and support each other.

Families explore what "I" really is with TV host Clarissa Corrêa da Silva.

A short film screening is followed by a researcher talk and hands-on discussion about science careers.

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

Build a coffee can pinhole camera, expose photographs on photographic paper and develop them in the laboratory.

A hedgehog and a rat open parcels and discover feelings in a story accompanied by music.

Families turn a history wheel, discover Berlin scents and dance inside a disco ball.

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

Try surgical tools, investigate colours with Roberta® and discover how machines recognise patterns.

TV host Clarissa leads families through genes and puzzling science questions about what makes us who we are.

Children create colourful linocut prints with help from artists, no German needed.

Children's films show how they make bead necklaces, carve bows and fish from reed boats.

Participants explore Maker Space equipment, design graphics or objects, and may take a finished creation home.

Families build water creatures from recycled materials, inspired by the exhibition “On Water”.

Scholarship holders of the Roland Berger Foundation visit LesArt.

Lotta moves into Aunt Berg's attic after feeling misunderstood, but later misses her parents.

Families join an immersive winter fairy-tale workshop with stories, songs and soup.