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.
115 shows and events

Children hear stories about St Martin, make lanterns and parade through the library.

Emil is robbed on his train to Berlin and joins a gang of clever children to track down the thief.

A wordless theatre piece about two identical cooks caught up in mistaken identity, friendship and absurd chaos.

Children can learn chess from an expert at this popular meetup for all skill levels.

A shadow-puppet performance of Prokofiev's musical fairy tale introduces young children to orchestral instruments.

Theater Malinka's puppet show follows tiny Thumbelina as she tests her courage and independence.

A puppet show about a fearless princess who refuses to be held back from adventure.

Theater Scuraluna tells Rudi's story through colourful shadows, guitar accompaniment and singing.

A reading in Greek follows Argos as he waits for Odysseus and cares for his family.

Children and adults try gel plate printing, using leaves, flowers and garden finds as stencils.

Make your own fairy-tale bookmarks with comic author Susanne Buddenberg using varied materials.

Families join a devotion and lantern procession with songs across the estate.

A guided walk through the Botanical Garden highlights seasonal plant displays outdoors.

Create patterns and design a fabric ribbon inspired by the colours of Danube Swabian clothing.

Young people gather by a campfire to hear stories in which music plays an important role.

Fräulein Ping and Pong tell the chaotic tale of Kasper and his lucky cap.

Families watch a picture-book story about the Olchis on screen as part of the Berliner Märchentage.

A puppet show follows a turtle's birthday, as a hen, hare, bear, bird and mouse each bring a surprising gift.

Kindertheater Purzelbaum presents a little dragon who makes thunderous sounds instead of breathing fire.

A puppet show tells a winter tale about the little dragon Naseweis, his hedgehog friend Trudi, and friendship.

An evening walk through the Botanical Garden lit with millions of lights and installations.

An open group for parents and babies.

Five local institutions jointly organise a cultural series whose programme has yet to be announced.

Children hear stories, join activities and listen to a district councillor reading from her favourite books.