Children’s events in Tempelhof-Schöneberg include museum activities, family meetings and creative programmes to enjoy together. Browse the programme at Kindermuseum unterm Dach and other local places, checking who each session welcomes and whether an adult should take part with the child.
110 shows and events

Community event with age groups that vary by session.

Try the Yu-Gi-Oh card game with guided decks, newcomers and experts both welcome.

Children watch Figurenkombinat perform a theatre production using puppets and objects.

Children decorate gingerbread, complete a Halloween quest, play games and share sweet treats.

Two people who perceive the world differently discover new ways to understand each other.

Children explore values like gratitude and honesty through play and creativity.

Fresh beats and playful sound effects fill this live, all-vocal music show.

Three people without friends set out to bake Christmas cookies and discover what they can achieve together.

Storyteller Birgit Hägele narrates an English fairy tale during a lantern walk through Natur Park Südgelände.

A princess loses her favourite toy and accidentally makes a promise in this puppet and object performance.

Checker Tobi finds a message in a bottle and races to uncover Earth's secret.

A cheerful shadow play with ukulele music about a caterpillar with a big dream.

Children create their own 3D models and print them in the library's Makerspace.

A bird, fox and hare meet a stranger with a mysterious suitcase in this puppet theatre story.

Children explore robots and 3D printing and try their hands at making things through handicrafts.

Book a short family photo session with a choice of backgrounds and personal wishes.

Players explore a long-locked tower said to have housed a powerful demon pactmaker.

Young Berlin performers show breakdance, acrobatics and juggling in a lively circus show.

Young circus artists explore identity, origin, migration and freedom of movement.

Andrey Smirnov plays acoustic rock and jazz while children can move or dance.

Young circus artists from across Berlin perform solo and group acts on freedom of movement.

A dancer and actress bring Tolstoy's tales to life with music and humor.

A play about children's rights told through interwoven family stories, with live music.

Children watch exciting and funny stories presented on a large screen at a picture-book cinema.