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

A wordless dance piece explores dreams and nightmares through light, music and movement.

After a picture-book cinema, families walk with lanterns through the park to a playground.

Puppets bring Frau Holle into the present, reconsidering diligence, laziness and the tale's moral.

A bookworm who loves stories threatens treasured books, including Emil and the Detectives.

Explore the Lufthansa exhibition's airmail history, then fold and craft your own postcards and mail art.

Jochen Falck performs as fakir, juggler and musician in this playful show.

A lantern-lit walk through Natur Park Südgelände features a storyteller's English fairy tale about a girl reaching for the stars.

Visual puppet theatre follows a fox through snow, using German Sign Language and spoken German.

Young beginners and experienced drawers learn to create comic and manga characters step by step.

Ilka meets Auschwitz survivor Jean and confronts the Nazi past of her own grandfather.

Author Boris Pfeiffer visits the library to meet readers of his children's books.

A day of alternating readings in German and English from picture books, with books for sale.

Visitors encounter Christmas stories, music, glowing figures and light installations, with crafts and a candle labyrinth.

Families explore stories of people who fled East Germany for West Berlin.

Singers, a pianist and a narrator perform Humperdinck's opera “Hänsel and Gretel”.

Families watch a theatre production presented in the format of puppet and object theatre.

A screening of two short films about a name-day party and a Christmas goose.

Robert Metcalf and band perform festive songs about the four Advent candles.

Elves turn Christmas upside down in a turbulent show about gifts and togetherness.

A miserly moneylender's view of Christmas changes one Christmas Eve, based on Dickens.

Children help awaken monster characters and join their smacking, gurgling and rumbling musical composition.

A bookworm's love of stories causes trouble among carefully guarded books.

A winter market under a tent, with craft stalls, food, storytelling and singing for all ages.

Students of Tap Connection Irish Dance tell a Christmas story through dance.