Family events in Steglitz-Zehlendorf connect museum visits, creative activities and stories about the past and everyday life. Explore programmes at Museumsdorf Düppel, Museum Europäischer Kulturen and other places in the district, distinguishing a guided visit from a workshop through the individual event description.
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The open-air museum offers autumn holiday activities for the whole family.

An open group for parents and babies.

A ghostly play with songs about what ghosts dream, love and fear.

Watch “Hotel Transylvania 3” together with popcorn in a cosy cinema setting.

Families explore thatched houses and try threshing and hand-milling grain.

Train with Max Baumert and his team, with advice on nutrition and motivation.

Children explore programming with LEGO® Education sets, with Beebots and Ozobots also available.

Learn illustration methods with Lisa Vasvari and turn your designs into stickers.

Listen at home to a digital read-aloud from Stadtbibliothek Steglitz-Zehlendorf on its Instagram account.

Picture books, both classics and newer titles, are read aloud and shown on screen.

Explore medicinal plants, historical herbal knowledge and the uses of poisonous plants on a guided garden tour.

Families explore thatched houses and try threshing and hand-milling grain.

An experiential trail explores how people orient themselves and perceive their surroundings without sight.

Hear spooky stories and join Halloween crafts and activities at several tables.

Children aged six and up hear exciting and funny stories read aloud.

Make spooky decorations, have your face painted and programme robots on a story hunt through a ghost forest.

Matthias Goike combines juggling, clowning and audience games in a programme to watch and join.

Families become collection researchers, turning found objects into a personal keepsake archive.

Children explore three stations about Domäne Dahlem on their own, supported by educators.

A DJ line-up, roller disco, and dancefloors invite families to dance together.

Expert mushroom consultation answering foraging questions and identifying mushrooms that visitors bring along.

A picture-book cinema on sustainability leads into creative Lego building for children and families.

Japanese paper theatre shows picture book classics and newer stories for children and teens.

Parents and children play together.