It’s the last weekend of February and the start of March in Munich! We have a fantastic mix of theatre, music, and festivals for families. Don't miss the unique musical 'Double Drums' on Saturday afternoon, or the fairy tale 'Schneewittchen' on Sunday morning. For younger audiences, the 'Kuscheltierkonzert' is perfect for the tiniest listeners.
See our top picks
Theatre Riot: Intercultural Family Festival
Bürgersaal Fürstenried
A free intercultural festival with workshops and puppet theatre on Saturday afternoon.
Teddy's Big Christmas Adventure
Münchner Marionettentheater
A classic Saturday afternoon puppet show indoors.
Cuddle Toy Concert with Tre Donne
Bürgerhaus Unterschleissheim
A special concert designed just for the very youngest audience members.
· February 28
6: The award-winning percussion duo invites kids and adults into the world of rhythm with their family concert. Prepare for a lively and energetic musical experience!A high-energy, unique concert experience perfect for getting the wiggles out.
CUDDLE TOY CONCERT WITH TRE DONNE : The string trio 'Tre Donne' from Salzburg plays a concert tailored especially for the very youngest audience members. Bring your favourite stuffed animal!It's a rare event tailored specifically for babies and toddlers.
FREE : A fun, free intercultural family festival featuring creative workshops, puppet shows (for ages 5+), and a family buffet. Booking ahead via email is requested.It’s free, features workshops, and offers a buffet in the late afternoon/early evening.
HERBERT AND MIMI MAKE BLUE : The clown duo Herbert & Mimi are looking forward to relaxing on Sunday after a busy week—see what kind of fun (or mischief) they get up to before then!Clown shows are always a hit, and this one is running mid-afternoon.
: See what happens when a little teddy bear hops onto an airplane and experiences big adventures! A puppet show perfect for a cozy Saturday afternoon indoors.It's a dedicated puppet theatre event running Saturday afternoon.
KIDS IM JIZ: OPEN AND FREE CRAFT ACTIVITIESFREE : Pop by for open, free participation activities for kids aged 5+. It's a great low-pressure way to spend a Saturday afternoon indoors.It’s free, runs for several hours on Saturday, and offers hands-on engagement.
· March 1
10A BAVARIAN PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW : The Chiemsee Puppet Theatre brings authentic Bavarian puppetry, humour, and heart to the stage. A great dose of local culture for all ages.Authentic Bavarian puppetry—a unique cultural touchpoint for families.
: Improvised stories created live based on ideas from the audience! This show is interactive and entertaining for both kids and adults.Interactive theatre where the audience dictates the story—always a winner.
: Start your Sunday with a special breakfast featuring waffles and pretzels before the theatre performance begins at 11:00 AM. Kids can get creative afterwards.The combination of breakfast and theatre makes this a perfect, relaxing family morning outing.
: Experience Saint-Saëns' most beloved classical piece live, featuring roaring lions, slow turtles, and clattering fossils. A fantastic introduction to classical music.A high-culture event specifically designed to engage young listeners.
: A live comic reading where characters get into trouble when the garbage truck arrives! Great for older primary schoolers who love graphic novels.A cheaper, literary option for older kids (6+) on a Sunday afternoon.
: The Galli Theatre takes you to the Orient as the poor street boy Aladdin is tasked by an evil magician to retrieve a mysterious lamp.A classic magical story performed in a dedicated children's theatre setting.
RATZFATZ (KIDS MUSIC SHOW) : A children's music show featuring RatzFatz, the Tyrolean song-finders and music educators Hermann Riffeser and Frajo Köhle. Perfect for musical kids!High-energy kids' music show running late Sunday afternoon.
CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALS (FAMILY CONCERT) : A fantastic family concert focused on classical music themed around global dance. Note: This is likely at a larger hall, check details as the source only names the orchestra.A dedicated orchestral concert aimed at older children (10+) ready for a full musical experience.
: A performance at the dedicated children's theatre. Perfect for a mid-afternoon dose of family entertainment.A second show option at the Münchner Theater für Kinder on Sunday.
: The Ehrlich Brothers celebrate their tenth anniversary with their special show 'DIAMOND'. If your older kids love magic and spectacular illusions, this is the big event for Sunday evening.A huge, high-production magic show ideal for older kids/pre-teens.
Also On· anytime this weekend
3: A fun take on the classic Grimm tale where a villain frames the wolf, but a brave girl believes in his innocence. Great theatre for pre-schoolers and young primary kids.It’s a classic German children's play happening early on Saturday morning.
: Start Sunday with this classic Grimm fairy tale adaptation at the children's theatre. A great adventure begins for Snow White!A reliable, high-quality children's theatre production running early Sunday morning.
FREE : A fantastic, hands-on tour of the exhibition about Roman gladiators, conducted entirely in Italian for kids aged 5 to 11. Great for bilingual families!Unique niche event: a dedicated, free guided tour in Italian for younger kids.
Frequently Asked Questions
What free kids events are on in Munich this weekend?
This weekend (Feb 28-01) you can enjoy the free 'Theatre Riot: Intercultural Family Festival' on Saturday afternoon (starting 3 PM) or visit 'KIDS im JIZ' for free craft activities between 1 PM and 5 PM on Saturday.
Are there any classical music concerts suitable for children?
Yes! On Sunday morning at 11:00 AM, catch Camille Saint-Saëns' 'Carnival of the Animals' at Bergson Kunstkraftwerk, or an orchestral concert themed around dance at 11:00 AM (Family Concert 'Klasse Klassik').
What theatre is running on Sunday afternoon?
Sunday offers a great mix: 'Schneewittchen und die 7 Zwerge' at 10:00 AM, the Bavarian 'Kasperlspiel' at 11:00 AM, 'Das Krokodil aus dem Koffer' at 11:00 AM, and fairy tales like 'Aladdin' (4:00 PM) or 'Das Gespenst von Canterville' (3:00 PM) later in the afternoon.
