Children’s workshops in Berlin cover making, painting, printing and experimenting with different materials and ideas. Choose by the activity your child wants to try, and check the individual event for its recommended age, participation conditions and whether you need to register beforehand.
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Visitors try printmaking techniques inspired by Käthe Kollwitz, with techniques changing monthly.

Participants build a personal pop-up box filled with images of favourite people and things.

Families explore Ryuichi Sakamoto's soundscapes through movement, then make their own museum poster.

Children and adults experiment and create together with monthly changing themes.

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

Explore museum crafts and tools, then make your own 3D pop-up booklet.

Visitors build a city of the future together using kinetic sand and blocks.

Guided tour plus hands-on workshop where families create and take home their own artworks.

Dejoe and a guest artist lead a lettering and stylewriting sketch workshop.

Families play, craft and tinker together in a drop-in creative workshop with changing themes.

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

Children tear, fold and roll thin papers into soft, fabric-like collages.

Families sing and play together to prepare for the opera visit.

Experiment with kinetic sand, draw its shapes and see your pictures at different scales, including large wall projections.

Children explore nature's superpowers and craft their own three-dimensional guardian figure.

Families tour the citadel's museums, then create together using various materials and techniques.

Children join an interactive workshop with a surprise orchestra musician, then watch the concert's second half live.


Children craft their own individual lanterns under the guidance of a local artist, no registration needed.


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

Children explore letters and sounds through art, movement, play and stories they invent themselves.

Participants crochet, knit, sew or glue flowers for collective art projects supporting nature protection.

Participants sit together and sew decorative stitches by hand using contrasting thread.