Science events for children in Berlin explore space, technology and the questions behind everyday discoveries. Planetarium shows, demonstrations and hands-on activities offer different ways into a subject, so check the description and recommended age to choose between watching, experimenting and building something.
148 shows and events

Live presenters guide a cosmic journey from Berlin's constellations to distant galaxies and answer your questions.

A workshop uses DIY synthesizers to make colour, light and temperature audible.

A 360° planetarium show tells how polar bear Lars rescues whales from danger.

Guide Awbie through the Osmo world with physical game pieces and practise programming with ScratchJR.

Children explore changing science topics through hands-on experiments led by the Forschergarten team.

Live presenters guide a journey from Berlin’s night sky to distant galaxies and answer audience questions.

Drop by to design and 3D-print your own creations using TinkerCad, no experience needed.

Penguin James and polar bear Vladimir investigate polar nights and explore planets aboard their spaceship.

Ancient constellation stories unfold across the planetarium dome in illustrations by Iryna Filipova and her team.

Experiments meet magic as silver rings seem to float and a tealight becomes a small boat motor.

Explore how water, weather and Earth's changing balance shape habitats and make life possible.

Build virtual worlds with physical pieces, program robots and make paper objects light up.

Children design and build their own theme park with building bricks.

A fulldome film journey into molecules and nanoparticles, from leaf cells to cosmic elements.

Children explore fire safety, how to light and extinguish it, then bake bread over flames.

Explore our galaxy's past and future through stars, comets, interstellar debris and an ongoing galactic merger.

Kids build their own small platform game to show friends, no coding needed.

Children try small robots such as Ozobots and BluBots to discover how coding works through play.

Children track animals, steer the Polarexpress and join a snowball fight.

A guided introduction to 3D modeling and printing, bringing a laptop is optional.

Families build 3D objects together using TinkerCad and explore spatial design in the library's Makerspace.

Try out the laser cutter and learn to prepare, cut and engrave your own designs.

Families build their own Lego We Do robot and send it along a test course.

An evening exploring robotics through research examples and hands-on programming of Dash robots.