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Featured activities this week

  1. PLAYtime! 2026 - BURP
  2. Stack Up the Fun at Marina Square
  3. Prosperity Fest at Suntec City
  4. Light to Night Festival
  5. Light to Night at ACM Power of Play
  6. T5 In the Making Exhibition
  7. CNY Celebrations at Resorts World Sentosa
  8. POP MART Golden Gallop Series at Resorts World Sentosa
  9. Museum Roundtable Hongbao
  10. KidsFest!
  11. HSBC Sevens Singapore 
  12. Chagee Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie
  13. A Curious Retreat by PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering
  14. Next Idol: Your K-POP Moment
  15. Dopamine Land
  16. Heng Ong Huat @ Chinatown Smith Street CNY Festive Market
  17. Aliwal Urban Arts Festival
  18. Art SG
  19. The Dempsey Palate: Pitchside Plates
  20. Spring Blossoms at Gardens by the Bay
  21. NOX: Confessions of a Machine
  22. CNY Family Fun at Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
  23. Funfair of Forgotten Futures
  24. Mofusand Paws-perity at CapitaLand Malls
  25. Festive Activities at Great World
  26. Lunar New Year Activities at Tanglin Mall
  27. Hangyodon at Wong Fu Fu
  28. Snoopy Town - First Snoopy Store in Singapore
  29. SKULLPANDA CAGE-UNCAGE Showcase
  30. My Little Pony Petals of Friendship
  31. Insects: Microsculptures Magnified
  32. Mission SG: Operation Broken Oath
  33. Feel Your Way Through the Gallery
  34. Curiosity Cove at Mandai Wildlife Reserve
  35. Chaos in Wonderland 4D Show

Upcoming

  1. Disney On Ice: Magic in the Stars

Popular Activities

  1. Dinosaurs Extinctions Us
  2. Titanic: An Immersive Voyage
  3. Singapore Odyssea A Journey Through Time
  4. Singapore Oceanarium
  5. Jurassic World: The Experience
  6. Rainforest Wild Asia
  7. Gallery Children's Biennale
  8. Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore
  9. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic
  10. Propnex Family Zone Outdoor Playground at Gardens by the Bay

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Things to do with kids this weekend in Singapore: 30 Jan - 1 Feb 2026

Updated:
January 28, 2026
| By
Adrian Chan
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Editor

Seeking fun-filled activities to enjoy with your kids this weekend in Singapore? Our weekend guide has you sorted with our top picks for activities perfect for the entire family.

Things to do with Kids this Weekend in Singapore (Click to jump ahead)

Featured activities this week

  1. PLAYtime! 2026 - BURP
  2. Stack Up the Fun at Marina Square
  3. Prosperity Fest at Suntec City
  4. Light to Night Festival
  5. Light to Night at ACM Power of Play
  6. T5 In the Making Exhibition
  7. CNY Celebrations at Resorts World Sentosa
  8. POP MART Golden Gallop Series at Resorts World Sentosa
  9. Museum Roundtable Hongbao
  10. KidsFest!
  11. HSBC Sevens Singapore 
  12. Chagee Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie
  13. A Curious Retreat by PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering
  14. Next Idol: Your K-POP Moment
  15. Dopamine Land
  16. Heng Ong Huat @ Chinatown Smith Street CNY Festive Market
  17. Aliwal Urban Arts Festival
  18. Art SG
  19. The Dempsey Palate: Pitchside Plates
  20. Spring Blossoms at Gardens by the Bay
  21. NOX: Confessions of a Machine
  22. CNY Family Fun at Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
  23. Funfair of Forgotten Futures
  24. Mofusand Paws-perity at CapitaLand Malls
  25. Festive Activities at Great World
  26. Lunar New Year Activities at Tanglin Mall
  27. Hangyodon at Wong Fu Fu
  28. Snoopy Town - First Snoopy Store in Singapore
  29. SKULLPANDA CAGE-UNCAGE Showcase
  30. My Little Pony Petals of Friendship
  31. Insects: Microsculptures Magnified
  32. Mission SG: Operation Broken Oath
  33. Feel Your Way Through the Gallery
  34. Curiosity Cove at Mandai Wildlife Reserve
  35. Chaos in Wonderland 4D Show

Upcoming

  1. Disney On Ice: Magic in the Stars

Popular Activities

  1. Dinosaurs Extinctions Us
  2. Titanic: An Immersive Voyage
  3. Singapore Odyssea A Journey Through Time
  4. Singapore Oceanarium
  5. Jurassic World: The Experience
  6. Rainforest Wild Asia
  7. Gallery Children's Biennale
  8. Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore
  9. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic
  10. Propnex Family Zone Outdoor Playground at Gardens by the Bay

More Things to Do

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Featured Activities This Week

1. PLAYtime! 2026 - BURP

Image credit: Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay

Presented by Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay, PLAYtime! is an interactive theatre series designed especially for curious little ones aged 3 to 6.

Each production explores the world through a child's eyes, addressing their questions and concerns while sparking creativity and opening up meaningful conversations through the magic of performing arts.

This 2026 season celebrates the joy of play and imagination, bringing children and their grown-ups together through 3 enchanting stories that inspire wonder and empathy:

  • BURP (30 Jan-15 Feb)
  • Together (2-17 May)
  • The Amazing Sarong (14-30 Aug)
Image credit: Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay

About BURP

The PLAYtime! season begins with BURP, a story about a man who finds beauty in the sounds most people ignore. He spends his days collecting sounds in special jars, using them as keys to unlock memories and feelings. 

When played on his Incredible Sound Machine, these sounds transport him back to extraordinary moments in time.

But one day, everything changes when a mighty vibration rumbles through his body. A giant, mischievous burp is about to escape, and the Sound Collector is determined to catch it. 

You’re invited to join this high-energy game of chase. Will the man be quick enough to trap Burp, or will it prove too slippery to catch?

Image credit: Esplanade - Theatres on the Bay

What Children Will Experience

BURP invites young audiences and adults alike to listen closely to the sounds that surround them and discover how these sounds tell stories. 

Through this playful exploration, your children will discover how to recognize and name their emotions, and learn to understand what others might be feeling too - all wrapped up in 45 minutes of pure fun!

First presented in August 2024, this much-loved production is back by popular demand with a fresh ensemble cast and reimagined staging.

Date: 30 Jan - 15 Feb 2026

Recommended Age: 3-6 years old

Accessibility:

  • This is a Relaxed Performance, providing a welcoming and comfortable environment for audience members on the autism spectrum or those with sensory sensitivities. Special modifications have been incorporated to create a relaxed atmosphere throughout the performance.
  • An assistive listening system is available at the venue. Hearing aid users with a Telecoil-enabled programme can benefit from this system. 

Show duration: 45 minutes

Location: Esplanade Theatre Studio

Tickets: $23, ticket specials available for Esplanade&Me PIP’s Club members

This event is eligible for SG Culture Pass credits

PLAYtime! Season Pass: Esplanade&Me PIP’s Club members can redeem an exclusive limited edition PIP x Ang Ku Kueh Girl™ with purchase of the PLAYtime! Season Pass (for all 3 PLAYtime! shows) before 15 Feb 2026.

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2. Stack Up the Fun at Marina Square

Get ready for a festive family outing because Marina Square is transforming into a celebration hub for the Lunar New Year!

From 12 January to 24 February 2026, enjoy Singapore’s first-ever Budao Weng performance, champion lion dances, and a Central Atrium that’s been turned into a Lunar New Year play area.

Kids can jump and slide at Prosperity BrickLand, play fun carnival games, dress up in festive outfits for cute photos, and enjoy hands-on festive craft activities like the Lucky Mosaic Coaster Workshop and Build-A-Lion-Head Workshop.

Date & Time:

  • Budao Weng performances
    • 16-18 Jan & 23-25 Jan 2026
    • 11.30am, 1.30pm, 3.30pm, 5.30pm & 7.30pm
  • Lion dance performances
    • 31 Jan, 1, 7 & 8 Feb 2026
    • 1pm & 5pm (2 sessions daily)
  • Prosperity BrickLand & festive activities: 
    • Daily from 14 Jan-24 Feb 2026
    • 11am – 9pm

Where: Marina Square Shopping Mall, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore

Price: Activities are credit-based. Credits can be purchased at Marina Square’s Central Atrium at the following rates:

  • $20 for 20 credits
  • $40 for 44 credits
  • $60 for 72 credits
  • $100 for 130 credits

Prosperity BrickLand

  • 18 credits (worth $18) for 1 child + 1 adult (30 minutes long)
  • Minimum age: 2 years
  • Socks are compulsory

Carnival Games: 6 credits per game

CNY Traditional Dress-Up Experience: 12 credits per pax (45 minutes long)

Hands-On Festive Craft Workshops: 8 credits per activity (30 minutes long)

Purchase Credits (use promo code "SUNNYCITYKIDSKLOOK" for discounts)

Find out more on Marina Square’s website

Check out more indoor playgrounds in Singapore

3. Prosperity Fest at Suntec City

Suntec City is turning up the festive heat for the Lunar New Year with a plushie-themed festive bazaar.

A supersized hotpot inflatable awaits where kids aged 4-12 can bounce through a spicy mala zone or sink into a soothing collagen ball pit. (Choosing your soup base just got a lot more fun!)

Adults can also join in the fun at the interactive activity stations where you can test your skills at the Prosperity Pot Master digital game or create a personalised red packet keepsake to take home.

Then head over to the Mr Merlion & Friends booth for a cute interactive plushie experience. On Saturdays and Sundays at 2pm and 5pm, you can also meet the adorable Mr Merlion & Friends in fun meet & greet sessions.

POTsperity Yuan Yang Hotpot Playground (inflatable playzone and interactive stations): 

  • 29 Jan - 22 Feb 2026, 11am-9pm
  • Free for Suntec+ Members (on-site sign-ups available) 
  • 15 minutes each session
  • For kids aged 4-12, min height 100cm; socks required, adult supervision needed)

Mr Merlion & Friends Prosperity Fest (29 Jan - 22 Feb, Thu-Sun):

  • Interactive experience:
    • Thu & Fri: 5pm – 9pm, Sat & Sun: 12pm – 9pm
    • Entry with $88 bundle which includes 5 plushies, a mahjong blind box, and prize draws including a Giant Mahjong Cushion
  • Retail Pop-Up: 11am – 9pm
  • Mascot Meet & Greet: Sat/Sun 2pm & 5pm

Where: Suntec City Mall, Atrium (Tower 1 & 2)

Find out more on Suntec City’s website

4. Light to Night Festival

Light to Night Singapore 2026 returns for its landmark 10th edition, transforming the Civic District into a vibrant celebration of art and light from 9 to 31 January 2026. This year’s festival is the longest run yet, spanning four weekends for the first time!

Anchored by the theme “The Power in Us”, the festival celebrates community, diverse perspectives, and the power of human connections through a wide range of light projections, interactive art installations, and participatory programmes across the Civic District.

A new experience this year is SANTAI, a new series of installations inspired by the Malay word meaning “to relax”. These interactive artworks invite visitors to gather and unwind at key locations including the Padang, Empress Lawn, Front Lawn at The Arts House, ACM Green, and Esplanade Park.

The festival atmosphere continues at Art x Social: Festival Village, featuring food and drinks alongside creative activities, while the Singapore Courtyard becomes a cosy communal space for hands-on experiences.

Date: 9 to 31 January 2026

Where: National Gallery Singapore and the Civic District

Admission: Free and ticketed programmes

Find out more on programmes at Light to Night Singapore 2026

5. Light to Night at ACM Power of Play

Image credit: ACM

ACM stays up late for this special nighttime museum experience where play takes centre stage. And yes, you can bring the kids. 

Start with the Bingo After Dark stamp rally and stand a chance to win exciting prizes, including a PlayStation 5. 

Then settle in for Game Nights at the Museum where board games, party games, tabletop RPGs, and trading card sessions are all on the table. New to Pokemon or Lorcana? Experts are on hand to show you the ropes.

Craft a unique charm, solve a mystery puzzle, or be the hero in a folklore-inspired role-playing game. Young explorers can even complete digital quests in the ACMverse on Roblox to unlock real-world rewards.

The fun spills out onto ACM Green with giant games to play, interactive galleries to explore, and lively performances filling the evening air.

Date: 23, 24, 30 & 31 Jan 2026

Time: 6pm – 10pm

Location: Asian Civilisations Museum

Admission: Free

Find out more on ACM’s website

6. T5 In the Making Exhibition

Singapore Changi Airport is building a massive Terminal 5 and you can get an exclusive first look at the T5 In the Making exhibition!

The exhibition takes you through five immersive zones that tell the story of Changi Airport’s journey, from its initial move from Paya Lebar to Changi, to the bold vision behind Terminal 5.

Get a glimpse of the innovations behind T5 through interactive displays, encounters with robots, a stunning visual showcase, as well as detailed scale models of Terminal 5 and the Changi East development.

Date: 6 Jan – Mar 2026

Time:  10am - 8pm daily (last entry at 7.15pm)

Duration:  60 minutes (recommended)

Where:  Changi Airport Terminal 3, Level 1 Arrival Hall (near McDonald’s)

Admission: Free (Pre-registration is recommended; walk-ins are subject to availability)

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7. CNY Celebrations at Resorts World Sentosa

Image credit: Resort World Sentosa

Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) goes all out for Chinese New Year with festivities running through 15 March 2026 across the entire resort.

WEAVE, Lake of Dreams, and the Grand Steps get a festive makeover with large-scale decorations, installations, and live performances.

This year also brings a special collaboration with POP MART, featuring adorable characters like LABUBU, DIMOO, PUCKY, and Twinkle Twinkle popping up  across the resort. 

Explore the Zodiac Displays at WEAVE to check your family’s fortunes for the new year, and try interactive installations such as the Prosperity Tree and glowing light bicycles.

As night falls, head to Lake of dreams for Lunar Lights: A POP-SPERITY Show, a dazzling spectacle of lights, music, and lion dance performances. 

At the Singapore Oceanarium, catch a giant Twinkle Twinkle installation, an underwater dragon dance, and a meet-and-greet with a friendly manta ray mascot that’s sure to win over the kids.

Universal Studios Singapore also joins the celebrations with Chinese New Year parades, character appearances, festive decorations, and special merchandise, running from 7 February to 3 March 2026.

Date: 16 Jan – 15 Mar 2026

Location: Resorts World Sentosa

Admission: Varies by activity (some free, some ticketed)

Find out more about full CNY programme on Resorts World Sentosa’s website

8. POP MART Golden Gallop Series at Resorts World Sentosa

This Lunar New Year, POP MART takes over Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) with interactive installations and a special POP-Up Store!

The new Golden Gallop Series features 12 of POP MART’s favourite characters, including LABUBU, HACIPUPU, and PUCKY, redesigned with a festive touch for the Year of the Horse.

Grab a passport and explore 12 themed POP MART zones scattered across RWS. Collect stamps along the way to redeem an exclusive sticker sheet featuring all the characters. 

For those looking to add to their collection, the POP-Up Store at WEAVE offers the chance to secure the limited-edition Golden Gallop collector’s box set.

Date: 6 Jan – 15 Mar 2026

Where: Resorts World Sentosa

Admission: Free

Find out more on Resorts World Sentosa’s website

9. Museum Roundtable Hongbao

Image credit: National Heritage Board

The National Heritage Board (NHB) brings back this beloved annual programme for the Year of the Horse, featuring collectible red packet designs across Singapore’s museum scene.

Each of the 49 participating museums and institutions has its own unique horse mascot design, creating a special keepsake collection for the festive season.

Visit the 49 museums across Singapore to collect an exclusive set of red packets at each location. Select museums also feature the Hongbao Hunt, a fun, interactive activity where you’ll solve simple riddles and search for artefacts to claim your red packets.

Can’t visit all the museums? Enter the online giveaways on the I Love Museums Facebook page for a chance to win a complete set of their packets from all participating museums.

Date: 23 Jan – 15 Feb 2026

Where: 49 Museum Roundtable museums across Singapore

Admission: Free (standard museum entry fees may apply at some locations)

Find out more about the programme and full list of 49 Museum Roundtable museums on the National Heritage Board’s website

10. KidsFest!

Image credit: KidsFest!

Beloved children’s books leap off the page and onto the stage as Kids Fest! returns with a lineup of theatrical adaptations designed to spark the imagination.

Featured shows include:

  • The Gruffalo’s Child -  a thrilling forest adventure filled with songs and laughter
  • The Koala Who Could - an inspiring story about finding the courage to try something new
  • The 91-Storey Treehouse - non-stop action and laughs for ages 6-12, capturing all the chaos and creativity of the books
  • Charlie Cook’s Favourite Book - combines  music and puppetry to spark a love for reading, one colourful page at a time

Date: 30 Jan – 22 Feb 2026

Location: Victoria Theatre

Admission: From $42 to $72

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11. HSBC Sevens Singapore 

Image credit: HSBC HVNS Singapore

Rugby takes centre stage but there’s plenty happening off the pitch to keep the whole family entertained!

Try your hand at Touch Rugby and mini games, enjoy meet-and-greet sessions with beloved characters such as Peppa Pig & George, My Little Pony, and Optimus Prime at the Kids’ Hangout (Gate 22), and catch stage performances and cartoon screenings throughout the day.

Hands-on activities include NERF games and PLAY-DOH Stations, while older kids can head to the PS5 gaming zones at Gates 4 and 5.

Parents can enjoy some well-deserved me-time thanks to the Kids’ Drop-Off service, which lets you step away for up to 2 hours while trained staff keep your children busy with colouring, face painting ,and more. 

Food is well covered too, with plenty of family-friendly dining options available, including Meatsmith and Burnt Ends Bakery serving up favourites such as beef brisket, cheeseburgers, doughnuts, and sweet pastries.

Date: 31 Jan & 1 Feb 2026

Where: National Stadium

Admission (2-day pass):

  • Youth (ages 4-17): from $69
  • Adults: from $99
  • Family & group packages: from S$49.80 per person (group of 5)

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12. Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie by Chagee

Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie offers a rare opportunity to slow down and experience the ancient culture of tea through a modern, multi-sensory lens. 

This collaboration between ACM, CHAGEE, and the Singapore Tourism Board, moves beyond the simple act of drinking, inviting you to engage with tea through sight, sound, touch, and aroma as well.

You'll go on a tea adventure that engages all 5 senses - explore different tea aromas, learn about tea-making tools, and see replicas of historic tea vessels next to contemporary Chagee cups.

There will also be a pop-up store and cafe where you can browse exclusive merch like adorable Chagee Pony plushie charms, limited edition tea cups, specialty tea bags, and snow candle scents to bring that zen vibe straight to your home.

Date:

  • Showcase: 28 Jan - 7 Jun 2026
  • Pop up store: 29 Jan 2026

Where: Asian Civilisations Museum

Admission (All Access Ticket that grants admission to all exhibitions at ACM):

  • Tourists: $25
  •  Singaporeans and PRs: $12

Find out more on ACM’s website

13. A Curious Retreat by PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering

Image credit: PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering

PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering presents A Curious Retreat, a family-friendly staycation package that invites children to play and relax in a nature-inspired hotel right in the heart of the city.

Available until 30 June 2026, the package includes daily breakfast at Lime Restaurant and complimentary admission to Curiosity Cove at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. 

You’ll also get a few thoughtful perks: an exclusive plushie souvenir the kids can take home, a one-time complimentary minibar, and late check-out until 4pm (subject to availability) so there’s no rush to pack up and leave.

More family friendly staycations in Singapore

14. Next Idol: Your K-POP Moment

Image credit: Groundseesaw Singapore

Ever wondered what it’s like to be a K-POP star? 

You can step into the world of K-POP and make your idol debut at Next Idol: Your K-POP Moment!

Design your own album cover using AI, dress up in virtual K-POP outfits, and see yourself transformed into an idol ready to perform. You’ll receive encouraging messages like those shared between real idols and fans, creating that special connection that K-POP is known for.

If you enjoy moving, you can learn authentic K-POP dance moves, wave light sticks, and perform against digital stage visuals that react to your energy. The 360° environment responds to every step you take, making you feel like you’re actually commanding the stage at a sold-out concert.

Date: From 23 January 2026

Time: 10am-6pm

Age requirement: Age 4+

Accessibility: Venue is ADA-compliant

Where: 3rd floor, No. 600 North Bridge Road, Parkview Square, Singapore 188778 

Admission: From $18 for weekdays, and $23 for weekends

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15. Dopamine Land

After captivating crowds in London, Dubai, and Washington DC, sensory museum Dopamine Land is opening at Resorts World Sentosa  and it’s all about triggering joy 

Wander through nine themed rooms created to spark happiness and boost your dopamine levels naturally. Step into the bright neon world of Colourtopia, unleash creativity across every surface in Scribblescape, or float through the luminous balloon galaxy of Neon Nebula. Find calm in the Cave of Tactility soft textures, then shake it out at the Chromodance disco. 

Dive into the golden Sunset Lagoon’s ball pit, battle it out in the Cushion Clash pillow arena, find your zen in Euphoria Grove, or lose yourself in Cosmic Oasis’s endless mirror reflections.. 

Apart from the main rooms, there’s a Sky High Party Room for celebrations, a quick VR Adventure for digital thrills, and instant photo souvenirs so you can take a piece of the happiness home.

Opening Hours: Wed - Mon, 11am - 9pm (closed on Tuesdays)

Visit Duration: Approximately 45 minutes

Accessibility: Wheelchair-friendly, though some rooms may have limited access

Location: Level 2, WEAVE at Resorts World Sentosa, 26 Sentosa Gateway, #02-204-205 (next to MENSHO X and Chatterbox)

Ticket Price: From $16

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16.Heng Ong Huat @ Chinatown Smith Street CNY Festive Market

Image credit: Chinatown Business Association

Smith Street gets a festive makeover this Lunar New Year, bringing together tradition, culture, and plenty of reasons to celebrate with family and friends. 

Catch lion dance performances, join calligraphy and lion dance workshops (some workshops require tickets so book ahead), and keep an eye out for the God of Fortune (财神爷) as he walks around spreading good luck and festive cheer.

Explore stalls featuring both household names and local icons such as Starbucks, Sanrio, Boon Tong Kee, Tong Heng Delicacies, Spring Court, and Elegance of Nanyang, serving up festive treats and seasonal finds you’ll want to take home.

Date: 24 Jan – 1 Feb 2026

Time: 10am – 9pm

Where: Smith Street, Chinatown, Singapore

Admission: Free (selected workshops are ticketed)

Find out more on Chinatown Business Association’s website

17. Aliwal Urban Arts Festival

Image credit: Arts House Group

Aliwal Urban Arts Festival (AUAF) is back on 31 January 2026, turning Kampong Gelam into a buzzing playground of urban art, music, dance, and skate culture.

Wander lanes buzzing with creative energy. Catch live art in the making, feel the rhythm of street performances, and discover unique finds at the urban art market. 

Don’t just watch - get hands-on with graffiti try-outs, or join a special kids' tour designed for young explorers.

Highlights include Heart Chamber by street art collective RSCLS, an immersive installation that blends visual art with light and sound, and Strange Terrain by Nimble Mystic, a large scale balloon installation made to be explored.

You can also take part in graffiti try-out sessions, shop for local creative works at Synapses: Urban Art Market, or bring the kids along for D’TOUR Kids Edition, a street art walking tour designed just for young explorers. 

Wrap up the day at the Get Up & Get Down Block Party, where Aliwal Carpark comes alive with music, dance, and a crowd that keeps the energy going till late.

Time: 7am-10.30pm

Location: Aliwal Arts Centre & Aliwal Carpark, 28 Aliwal Street, Kampong Gelam, Singapore 199918

Admission: Free & ticketed programmes

Find out more on Art House Group’s website

18. Art SG

Image credit: ART SG

Southeast Asia’s premier art event, ART SG, returns with more than 100 galleries from over 30 countries, showcasing works by leading Southeast Asian artists alongside renowned international names.

New additions this year include a first-ever collaboration with S.E.A. Focus, Southeast Asia’s contemporary art platform, as well as the launch of the ART SG FUTURES Prize to champion emerging talent.

Visitors can explore a wide range of exhibition sectors, from international galleries and large-scale art installations to immersive performance art presentations.

Deepen your experience with complementary programmes such as ART SG FILM at ArtScience Museum, and ART SG PERSPECTIVES, a series of art talks bringing together artists, curators, and cultural figures.

Date: 23-25 Jan 2026

Location: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands

Admission: From $32 (children under 16 enter free)

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19. The Dempsey Palate: Pitchside Plates

Image credit: HSBC

Your favourite international rugby legends are stepping off the field and into Dempsey. Meet and greet stars like Alicia Lucas (née Quirk) and Danny Care for a truly pitchside experience.

Enjoy rugby-themed games for all skill levels, live music courtesy of  Ann Siang Sounds, and plenty of  family-friendly activities for the little ones. Think face painting, balloon sculpting, and hands-on workshops that let them create rugby-inspired crafts of paint dessert squishies with the Museum of Ice Cream.

Between games, treat yourself to a solid lineup of food offerings from the city’s most popular kitchens like Burnt Ends, Margarita’s, Park Bench Deli x The Pantry, RedDot BrewHouse, and the Museum of Ice Cream.

Date: 31 Jan & 1 Feb 2026

Time:

  • 31 January 2026: 10am–1pm & 5pm–10pm
  • 1 February 2026: 10am–1pm 

Where: Open-air space between Blk 8 & 9 of Dempsey Hill (between Da Paolo and The Dempsey Project)

Admission: Free

Find out more about The Dempsey Palate

20. Spring Blossoms at Gardens by the Bay

Image credit: Gardens by the Bay

The Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay is marking Lunar New Year with a floral display that feels like stepping into a traditional Chinese garden. 

Eight life-sized horse lanterns, handcrafted using traditional Chinese techniques that date back over 1,000 years, take centre stage among a carefully curated garden. They’re positioned throughout a garden filled with plum blossoms, orchids, chrysanthemums, bamboo, and seasonal flowers like dahlias and azaleas. Moon gates and pavilions add to the tranquil atmosphere. 

Before heading out, make your way to the Blooming Drum of Spring. Give it a beat - it’s believed to usher in good fortune and welcome the new season with positive energy!

Date: 16 Jan-1 Mar 2026

Time: 9am-9pm

Where: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay

Admission: Flower Dome admission applies

Get tickets (Use promo code SunnyCityKidsKlook for discounts on tickets) 

21. NOX: Confessions of a Machine

Step into the future at this solo exhibition by renowned artist Lawrence Lek, named by Time Magazine in 2024 as one of the 100 most influential people in artificial intelligence.

A master of blending architecture, gaming, and cinema, he has transformed the ArtScience Museum into a “smart city” where the fictional Farsight Corporation trains its fleet of sentient self-driving cars.

Visitors can expect:

  • Interactive game stations that let you dive into the story
  • Locative soundscapes
  • Videos and specially designed scenography

NOX (short for "Nonhuman Excellence) explores a world where artificial intelligence and automation are prevalent, and asks some big questions: As AI becomes a bigger part of our lives, how do we handle ethics, agency, and empathy?

It’s a fascinating look at the problems and promises of our AI future.

Date: 23 Jan - 19 Apr 2026

Opening Hours: Sun-Thu: 10am-7pm, Fri-Sat: 10am-9pm

Where: ArtScience Museum

Tickets: from $10

Get tickets (Use promo code "SUNNYCITYKIDSKLOOK" for discounts on tickets)

22. CNY Family Fun at Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

Image credit: CNY Family FUN

Co-organised by the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and the Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO), CNY Family Fun 2026  is a festival offering over 25 exciting cultural programmes for families. 

Enjoy FREE lion dance performances by five local troupes, featuring unique styles like the Fujian Green Lion, Hainan Lion, Hakka Qilin, Golden Lion, and Fo He Lion Dance.

Head up to SCCC’s rooftop garden to check out the Har马ny art installation featuring colourful horse sculptures. 

Children can join in lion and dragon workshops, storytelling sessions, and explore the Ma’rket Place for crafts, Lunar New Year theatre, and complimentary festive snacks.

To make the most of the visit, you can also embark on a stamp collection quest across the festival grounds to redeem limited-edition red packets, festive snacks, and drink vouchers.

Date & Time: 

  • Finding Har马ny art installation: 6 Jan - 20 May 2026 | 10am-10pm, Daily
  • Lion dance performances: 31 Jan-1 Feb 2026 | 1pm-7pm

Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) & Singapore Conference Hall

Admission: Free & ticketed programmes

Find out more about programmes happening at CNY Family Fun 2026

23. Funfair of Forgotten Futures

Image credit: Temasek Shophouse

The Funfair of Forgotten Futures combines classic funfair entertainment with a thoughtful look at the environmental challenges facing our planet.

Each game and activity is inspired by real environmental challenges, turning play into a chance to think, reflect and consider how we can shape a sustainable future.

Date: 16 Jan - 15 Feb 2026

Time: 10am-7pm

Where: Banyan Cove, Level 1, Temasek Shophouse

Admission: Free

Find out more on Temasek Shophouse’s website

24. Mofusand Paws-perity at CapitaLand Malls

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Your favourite feline friend Mofusand is here to celebrate Chinese New Year with you.

Snap photos with Mofusand-themed Chinese New Year backdrops decorated with flowers, lanterns, and festive lucky elements. Kids will love the AR filters that bring Mofusand to life in playful new ways.

There are also Mofusand pop-up stores where you can find cute merchandise, photo booths, and claw machines.

When: 1 Jan - 1 Mar 2026

Where: CapitaLand Malls 

Admission: Free

Find out more on CapitaLand’s website 

25. Festive Activities at Great World

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Great World welcomes the Year of the Horse with a lineup of festive events!

Browse The Spring Edit: CNY Market, admire colourful flower displays,  treat yourself to traditional festive goodies, and watch skilled artists demonstrate Chinese calligraphy and hand-painted fan art.

There will also be festive performances featuring traditional dance, wushu, and Chinese orchestra music.

Want to get creative? Join interactive activities such as live caricature drawing and Chinese New Year craft workshops. You can also join the Lucky Balloon Giveaways and the exciting 52TOYS Happy Box Hunt.

On the 2nd day of CNY, the Great Fortune Festival features a full day of activities and a lively lion dance performance that everyone will enjoy.

CNY Market: Until 15 Feb 2026

Festive Performances: 24, 25, 31 Jan 2026 & 1, 8, 14, 15, 21 Feb 2026

Strings of Prosperity: Every Mon, Wed & Fri within 16 Jan to 27 Feb 2026 (except 16 Feb) | 6:30pm

Festive Activities: 16, 17, 18, 24, 25 & 31 Jan 2026 & 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 21 & 22 Feb 2026

Lucky Balloon Giveaways: 24 Jan 2026 & 1, 7, 14, 21 Feb 2026 | 4pm

52TOYS Happy Box Hunt: 7, 14, 21, 28 Feb 2026 | 5.20pm

The Great Fortune Festival: 21 Feb 2026 | 12 - 6pm

Where: Great World

Find out more on Great World’s website

26. Lunar New Year Activities at Tanglin Mall

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Tanglin Mall brings the festive spirit to life with activities that let you experience Chinese New Year traditions up close.

Learn simple lion dance moves and try your hand at traditional performance instruments at the Master the Moves – Lion Dance Workshop. Kids and families can get creative with festive crafts activities that celebrate the season’s customs.

Explore the Lunar New Year Market which showcases auspicious decorations, fresh florals, and traditional goodies perfect for gifting or enjoying at home. 

Little ones will love Fortune in Every Bite, a kid-friendly baking workshop where children can make adorable horse-shaped pineapple tarts. Hands-on Cultural Experiences such as calligraphy and personalised tag customisation offer meaningful ways to connect with the holiday’s heritage. 

In addition, you can catch the Rhythm of Abundance performances filled with music and movement, snag complimentary popcorn during Prosperity Treats, and join the crowd for a lion dance performance to welcome a prosperous year ahead.

Lion Dance Workshop: 31 Jan & 1 Feb 2026 | 2:30pm

Lunar New Year Market: 2-15 Feb 2026

Baking Workshop: 7-8 Feb 2026

Hands-on Cultural Experiences: 7, 8, 14, 15 Feb 2026 | 11am – 5pm

Prosperity Treats: 7, 8, 14, 15 Feb 2026 | 2pm – 5pm

Rhythm of Abundance: 17 Jan & 21 Feb 2026 | 11:30am & 1pm

Lion Dance Performance: 28 Feb 2026 | 12pm

Where: Tanglin Mall

Find out more on Tanglin Mall’s website

27. Hangyodon at Wong Fu Fu

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The Hangyodon Pop-Up Promotion Menu is making its way to Singapore, the first time in Southeast Asia!

This collaboration between Wong Fu Fu and Sanrio Southeast Asia brings Hangyodon’s quirky world to life through a curated menu of snacks, hearty mains, and treats.

You can explore a variety of themed snacks, desserts, and drinks designed to be as fun to look at as they are to eat.

The highlight of the menu is the refreshing Cold Ramen, Hangyodon’s favourite comfort food. Order a set and you’ll get a complimentary Hangodon toy to take home as a keepsake.

Date: From 7 Jan 2026 for a limited time

Time: Tue – Sun, 12pm – 10pm (last order at 9pm)

Where: Wong Fu Fu, 776 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198744

Price Range: $11.90 – $20.90 (There is a minimum spend $20 per person, before service charge).

28. Snoopy Town - First Snoopy Store in Singapore

Great news for Peanuts fans!

Snoopy Town, Singapore’s very first Snoopy store, has officially opened at Resorts World Sentosa.

Explore rows of cute Snoopy plush toys, Singapore-exclusive merchandise, and a wide range of special items.

You’ll find T-shirts, bedding sets, and even 24-carat gold collectibles for serious Peanuts fans.

Where: WEAVE, Resorts World Sentosa (#01-211)

Find out more on Resorts World Sentosa's website

29. SKULLPANDA CAGE-UNCAGE Showcase

For the first time ever, the SKULLPANDA character is coming to Singapore with a large-scale immersive showcase featuring giant installations, interactive zones, and stunning visual experiences.

Fresh from its successful run in Shanghai, this exhibition features an exclusive installation inspired by Singapore’s traditional bird-singing hobby-a unique highlight you won’t find in any previous SKULLPANDA showcases.

Explore six themed zones; Emotion, Fortune, Rules, Exploration, Life, and Direction, that draw you into the world of SKULLPANDA, filled with symbols, life choices, and reflective stories.

The first 4,500 visitors to the showcase will even get a Singapore-exclusive SKULLPANDA CAGE-UNCAGE Showcase Gift!

The pop-up store carries limited-edition items available only at this showcase. If you're a collector or simply want a memento from the debut, this is your chance to grab something special before it's gone.

Date: 12 Dec 2025 - 22 Feb 2026

Time: 10am - 7pm

Where: National Museum of Singapore, 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897 

  • Ticketed Showcase: Stamford Gallery (Level 1) and Gallery Theatre (Basement Level)
  • Merchandise Pop-Up Store: Longer Concourse (Level 1) 
  • Free-To-Access Art Installations: Front Lawn and Level 1 Spaces

Admission:

  • Early All Access (12-16 Dec 2025) - Includes priority access to the showcase during its opening week, the opportunity to purchase showcase-exclusive merchandise while stocks last, and admission to all of the museum’s permanent galleries.
    • Singaporeans and PRs: $22
    • Tourist Concession: $32
    • Tourist Adults: $40
  • Standard All Access (17 Dec 2025-22 Feb 2026) - Includes admission to all of the museum's permanent galleries.
    • Singaporeans and PRs: $14
    • Tourist Concession: $28
    • Tourist Adult: $36

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30. My Little Pony Petals of Friendship

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Floral beauty meets friendship as My Little Pony arrives at Gardens by the Bay’s Floral Fantasy!

In anticipation of the Year of the Horse, each character has been reimagined with Chinese-inspired designs, adorned with traditional florals and cultural motifs that honour their unique personalities. Watch Rainbow Dash shine among bold, energetic blooms, while Fluttershy rests in a garden of soft pastels and delicate textures.

The royal trio - Princess Celestia, Princess Luna and Princess Cadance, joins the celebration too, displayed against an impressive castle backdrop with stained-glass effects that echo the grandeur of Canterlot.

Want to capture a magical holiday moment? Enjoy the enchanting displays of live flowers and the grand area featuring Princess Celestia, Princess Luna, and Princess Cadance in front of a beautiful castle backdrop-a must-visit spot for your holiday photos.

Date: 11 Dec 2025 – 12 Apr 2026

Time: 10am – 9pm

Where: Floral Fantasy, Gardens by the Bay

Admission: From $12

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31. Insects: Microsculptures Magnified

The ArtScience Museum’s latest exhibition Insects: Microsculptures Magnified showcases the intricate beauty of the insect kingdom on a  scale never seen before, turning tiny organisms into towering masterpieces.

You’ll walk among insect images that are up to 2 metres tall, revealing colours, textures, and intricate details that are usually too small to see with the naked eye.

British photographer Levon Biss captures these miniature marvels in stunning clarity, turning them into mesmerizing works of art. 

You'll discover the fascinating science behind these creatures, including recent breakthroughs from Singapore researchers.

Interactive screens, a behind-the-scenes film showing how the photographs were made, and hands-on activities round out the experience.

Date: 17 Jan-19 Apr 2026

Where: ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands

Admission: From $4/person, available at the museum box office and online

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32. Mission SG: Operation Broken Oath

Ready to become a National Intelligence Unit agent for a day? Mission SG: Operation Broken Oath is an interactive mystery adventure that puts you right in the heart of a high-stakes operation at Singapore Discovery Centre.

The mission: a mole has infiltrated your agency, and intercepted messages hint at a looming terrorist threat. 

Armed with your mobile device and the AI chatbot Void Deck Cat as your guide, you and your team will race against the clock to uncover hidden clues, decode secret messages, and uncover the mole before disaster strikes.

As you move through the exhibits, Singapore’s defence story comes alive in an exciting, hands-on way. Each puzzle you crack brings you closer to the truth, and gives you a deeper appreciation for the challenges and teamwork behind our nation’s security.

This experience is designed for collaboration, making it great for families, friends, or team-building activities. Everyone brings something unique to the table, and you'll need all those different strengths to crack the case!

Mission: SG Operation Broken Oath is also an approved activity for SG Culture Pass credits, making this a fantastic way to bond with loved ones while learning about Singapore’s defence story.

And when you’ve wrapped up your mission, your adventure is just getting started! Turn your visit into a full day of fun with plenty of other exciting activities at Singapore Discovery Centre.

Younger ones can catch a blockbuster film at iWERKS, get creative with craft activities at The Playground, or have a blast at Crossfire Blaster.

For older kids and teens, test your wits at the Black Lake Facility (escape room), battle friends at Black Lake Laser Battlefield, or take on Floor is Lava, Hit Point Pro, and Data Flash at Black Lake Shadow Grid. Paintball enthusiasts can head to Crossfire Paintball for some action-packed fun.

Date: 1 September 2025 onwards

Operating hours: 

  • Weekdays from 12pm to 6pm
  • Weekends, Public Holidays, and School Term Holidays from 11am-7pm (last entry at 6:30pm)

Location: Permanent Exhibit Gallery at Singapore Discovery Centre

Duration: 2 hours

Tickets: $25 per pax, Free with SG Culture Pass!

Ready to accept the mission? Find out more and book your tickets to Mission SG: Operation Broken Oath

33. Feel Your Way Through the Gallery

Experience art through a new lens with National Gallery Singapore’s first emotions-led trail, created in partnership with Disney and Pixar’s Inside Out 2

This self-guided journey invites you to explore the Gallery’s historic buildings by connecting with five core emotions: Joy, Sadness, Anger, Fear, and Anxiety.

How the trail works:

  • Emotional Connections: You’ll navigate the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery to find artworks thoughtfully paired with specific emotions based on their mood and atmosphere. 
  • Activity Booklet: To guide your exploration, pick up a complimentary activity booklet at the Visitor Services Counter (Basement 1). It features games, drawing prompts, and tasks designed for families and children. Booklets are free with a General Admission ticket and limited to the first 100 redemptions per day.
  • Photo Opportunity: Complete your visit by snapping a picture at the dedicated Inside Out photo spot located at the Padang Atrium on Basement 1.

Wrap up your visit with a stop at The Gallery Store to browse a selection of Inside Out 2-themed gifts and mementos.

Date: 3 Dec 2025 - 31 Mar 2026

Where: Various locations around National Gallery Singapore

Admission: General Admission tickets required for this tour (Free for Singaporeans and PRs)

Find out more on National Gallery Singapore’s website

34. Curiosity Cove - Singapore largest indoor nature-inspired playground

Opening 21 November 2025 at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Curiosity Cove is where young explorers aged 3-12 can play like animals in Singapore's largest indoor nature-inspired playground.

Across 4,600 square meters, children can crawl through a snake's belly, climb orangutan sleeping platforms, and trigger sounds by shaking jungle vines.

Four themed zones: Wetlands, Forestlands, Grasslands, and Drylands, recreate real ecosystems where kids lead their own adventures.

Over 30 interactive touchpoints encourage climbing, crawling, and discovering, while multimedia features let children see themselves transform into savannah animals or magnify tiny rainforest creatures.

Perfect for year-round play regardless of weather, this indoor space complements the outdoor wildlife parks.

Aside from free play, the Ranger Buddies edutainment sessions add another dimension of fun with dance sessions, and optional add-ons such as interactive storytelling and birthday parties.

Location: Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Mandai Wildlife East

Opening Hours: 10 am – 6.30 pm (in two-hour play sessions)

Ticket Prices:

  • Children (3–12 years): From $48 (1 child + 1 adult)
  • Local Residents enjoy 10% off on regular days and 5% off on peak days on Adult and Child admission tickets with WildPass (Free to join)

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35. Chaos in Wonderland 4D Show

Get ready for a brand-new adventure at Sentosa 4D AdventureLand with its newest show Chaos in Wonderland 4D, its first-ever fully animated film.

Join Ed and Edda on a thrilling journey through a magical world filled with dinosaurs, daring pirates, and mischievous fairytale villains.

Feel every twist, turn, and burst of excitement with 4D effects, including moving seats, wind, lights, and immersive sound that bring every moment to life.

4D AdventureLand is also home to three other exciting rides; Extreme Log Ride, Haunted Mine Ride 4D, and interactive shoot-out game Desperados.

Time: Daily, 12pm – 7pm (last entry for combo tickets at 6pm)

Location: Sentosa 4D AdventureLand, 51B Imbiah Road, Sentosa, Singapore 099708 (Imbiah Lookout)

Tickets (4-in-1 Combo):

  • Adults: $39.90 (U.P. $49.90)
  • Children (3–12 years): $29.50 (U.P. $36.90)
  • Free for kids below 3 years old

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Upcoming

1. Disney On Ice: Magic in the Stars

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The ice transforms into a celestial stage as Disney On Ice: Magic in the Stars returns to Singapore, bringing together a record-breaking cast of characters for a journey through the night sky. 

The adventure begins with the familiar faces of Mickey, Minnie, and the gang, guided by Jiminy Cricket, who sets the tone for an evening where every story starts with a simple wish.

As the lights dim, you are transported from the mountains of Arendelle to the vibrant casita of the Madrigals. This production introduces several firsts to the rink, including the debut of Raya from Raya and the Last Dragon and the first-ever ice appearances of Elsa and Anna in their Frozen 2 attire.

World-class figure skating meets thrilling aerial acrobatics, stunning visual effects, and colourful costumes and stage sets in a spectacle designed to leave kids (and let’s be honest, adults too) completely mesmerised.

Whether your little one has a favorite character or just loves a good show, this is Disney storytelling brought to life on ice!

Show Dates & Times: 14-22 Mar 2026

Admission: From $20

*Kids under 2 years old may enter for free as long as they sit on a parent’s lap and do not require a ticket.

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Popular Activities

1. Dinosaurs Extinctions Us

The largest ever dinosaur exhibition at Science Centre Singapore is coming on 11 Oct 2025!

This is your chance to stand beneath a colossal 40-metre dinosaur cast of the Patagotitan Mayorum, one of the largest dinosaurs to have walked the earth and that weighed as much as 10 elephants!

It's part of a new showcase that brings together 2 major exhibitions, Dinosaurs of Patagonia, and Six Extinctions, for the very first time.

Walk through 3,000 square meters of exhibition space and travel through 400 million years of Earth's history. You’ll see 33 rare fossils and 60 full-scale models. And while you're there, you can come face-to-face with "Scotty," the largest Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered.

The exhibit also explores the five major mass extinctions and challenges you to consider if we are in the midst of the sixth one.

You can also learn about Singapore's own biodiversity challenges, including some species that are now nationally extinct, like the cream-coloured giant squirrel and the rufous-collared kingfisher.

Date: From 11 Oct 2025

Ages: Recommended for 5years and above

Where: Science Centre Singapore, Annexe Halls

Recommended Time: 60-90 minutes

Price: 

  • Singaporeans and Permanent Residents (includes complimentary admission to Science Centre Singapore):
    • Adults: $29.90
    • Children: $25.90
  • Standard Admission:
    • Adults: $39.90
    • Children: $35.90

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2. Titanic: An Immersive Voyage - Through the Eyes of the Passengers

Step aboard history's most famous ship! The Titanic immersive exhibition is making its Asian debut in Singapore this August.

Experience the journey through the eyes of actual passengers - feel the excitement of boarding, the elegance of the voyage, and the heartbreak of that fateful night.

With cutting-edge VR technology, you'll even explore the wreck site 4km beneath the Atlantic Ocean. Real stories, authentic artifacts, and handwritten letters bring the human side of this historic tragedy to life.

Singapore gets something special - exclusive panels showing how our local newspapers first broke the story back in 1912, complete with historic photos of our city during that era.

Date: 6 Aug 2025 - 2 Feb 2026

Where: Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road Singapore 228220

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3. Singapore Odyssea A Journey Through Time

Singapore Odyssea is an exciting new showcase at the National Museum of Singapore that brings 700 years of our nation’s history to life through an immersive and interactive exploration!

You’ll journey through an interactive world rich in visuals and storytelling-from breathtaking seascapes to key historical moments , guided by magical animal companions activated through your RFID wristband.

Singapore Odyssea also encourages visitors to reflect on the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability in our everyday lives. This multi-sensory experience not only creates a vivid connection to history, but also inspires a deeper awareness of building a sustainable future.

Date: From 8 Aug 2025

Where: Shaw Foundation Glass Rotunda, National Museum of Singapore

Admission: Free for Singaporeans & PRs | Tickets to National Museum of Singapore required for tourists and foreigners.

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4. Singapore Oceanarium

Get ready, ocean explorers! Resorts World Sentosa's Singapore Oceanarium has officially opened its doors!

The Singapore Oceanarium will be 3X that of the S.E.A. Aquarium and will offer a world-class marine experience where captivating stories, marine science and engaging activities come together to ignite a love for our oceans and inspire action.

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To celebrate this exciting launch, the Oceanarium is kicking off an amazing season of interactive workshops, fascinating installations, and presentations led by local experts - all designed for every age group to join in.

Where: Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway Singapore 098269

Tickets: From $35 for child (ages 4-12) and $42 for adults

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5. Jurassic World: The Experience

Step into the iconic Cloud Forest and get up close with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, prehistoric plants, and exciting hands-on exhibits in this world-first showcase at Jurassic World: The Experience opens from 29 May at Gardens by the Bay.

Meet towering dinosaurs - Say hello to an 8.5-metre Brachiosaurus, spot sneaky Compsognathus along the garden paths, and feel the ground shake with the roar of a T. Rex!

Little ones can even pet baby dinosaurs at the interactive Petting Zoo.

Wander through a real prehistoric forest - The Cloud Forest features over 72,000 plants, including species that grew alongside dinosaurs millions of years ago. It’s a cool, misty adventure that’s as educational as it is awe-inspiring.

Play and learn at the Evolution Walk - Designed for curious young minds, this fun zone breaks down the science of evolution with kid-friendly visuals and interactive displays, perfect for budding explorers.

For Jurassic World fans - Fans of the films will love the immersive scenes and detailed animatronics.

Date: From 29 May 2025

Where: Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay

Admission:

  • Adult: $26
  • Child: $22
  • Senior (60 years old and above): $22

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6. Rainforest Wild Asia

Rainforest Wild Asia, Mandai Wildlife Reserve's fifth and most innovative park transforms traditional wildlife encounters into immersive adventures across 13 hectares of Southeast Asian rainforest.

Visitors choose their own path through 8 spectacular zones, from gentle elevated walkways to challenging high-element traverses.

Watch Malayan tigers navigate waterfalls at Rock Cascade, encounter free-roaming langurs in The Canopy, or explore ancient limestone formations in The Cavern.

For thrill-seekers, special adventures await: leap from a six-storey-high platform with Canopy Jump, bounce through treetop nets in the AIA Vitality Bounce, or join in adventure tours where you'll embark on rock climbs and abseil down dark caverns.

The park's innovative flexible habitats ensure each visit brings fresh encounters, as animals naturally rotate through different spaces throughout the day.

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7. Gallery Children's Biennale

The Gallery Children’s Biennale 2025 is back for its 5th edition!

From 31 May 2025 to 29 Mar 2026, kids (even babies!) can explore 8 amazing interactive art installations.

They’ll enter whimsical worlds, engage in digital enabled experiences, and interact with artwork through movement and play.

For the first time, all artworks will also have baby friendly experiences that stimulate their auditory and visual senses in a safe environment.

Bring the family down, there’s so much to see, do, and feel!

Admission is free!

Where: National Gallery Singapore

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8. Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore

Ready for Minion mayhem? Minion Land - Universal Studios Singapore's newest and most mischievous attraction has opened!

This banana-loving paradise brings the world of Despicable Me to life across three exciting zones: Super Silly Fun Land, Gru's Neighbourhood, and the Minion Marketplace.

Take a spin on the exclusive Buggie Boogie carousel, soar through the skies on the Silly Swirly Ride, or shop for treasures at Sweet Surrender's giant jawbreaker-topped store.

Between adventures, catch the high-energy Minute of Minion Mayhem Show or grab unique Minion-inspired popcorn treats at Pop-A-Nana.

This Southeast Asian exclusive combines Universal Creative's magic with Illumination's beloved characters for an unforgettable family experience filled with Minion-style fun!

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9. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic

Covering an expansive area of over 40,000 square feet, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic invites visitors to explore the wizarding world's most mysterious locations.

Wield your wand as you uncover the secrets of ten spellbinding environments, including two exclusive to Singapore - the legendary Chamber of Secrets and The Trap Door!

From riding the Knight Bus to exploring Newt’s Menagerie and the Ministry of Magic, each area has been designed to offer a multi-sensory journey through responsive video content, bold architecture, and original soundscapes.

This interactive exhibition has captivated audiences across Europe and is now making its Asia debut in Singapore.

For its Singapore edition, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic will be even more spectacular, with an additional 10,000 square feet of space added to the exhibit.

This is your chance to be among the first in Asia to experience this enchanting adventure. Immerse yourself in pure magic, sip on authentic Butterbeer, and take home exclusive magical treasures!

Location: Resorts World Sentosa

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10. Propnex Family Zone Outdoor Playground at Gardens by the Bay

Our kids' new favourite outdoor playground just opened at Gardens by the Bay and it’s FREE!

The playground is inspired by the iconic Supertrees and features the lovable Families For Life mascot Becky Bunny.

Your kids will go wild for the twin climbing towers where they can scramble through nets and race down the slide at top speed.

Other highlights:

  • Test your balance on bouncy suspension bridges
  • Explore Becky Bunny’s playhouse
  • Get creative in the spacious sand pit
  • Play shopkeeper at the cute market store
  • Challenge your agility on obstacle courses

Plus, capture beautiful family photos with Marina Bay Sands as your backdrop.

Location: Gardens by the Bay, Propnex Family Zone, near Active Garden and Waterfront Plaza

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More Things to Do

The Albatross File: Singapore’s Independence Declassified

Step back into a defining moment in Singapore’s history with The Albatross File: Singapore’s Independence Declassified. 

Marking 60 years of independence, this permanent exhibition translates the extensive research from the book The Albatross File: Inside Separation into an engaging physical experience. 

You’ll explore the nation’s complex journey from merger to separation through a collection of rare artifacts.

The exhibition offers a closer look at newly declassified documents, handwritten notes from Singapore’s founding leaders, and oral history interviews, giving you a front row seat to the decisions that shaped the nation. 

The experience is organised into four interactive sections to help you piece together the past: 

  • Atlas: Tracks the timeline and key political decisions
  • Room Highlights the dramatic stories leading up to separation
  • Records displays the official documents and handwritten notes
  • ChatBook offers deeper insights powered by AI.

​​Suitable for kids 10 years above, this is a unique opportunity to understand Singapore’s hiostry beyond the textbooks.

Date: 8 December 2025 onwards

Time: 10am – 9pm (closed at 5pm on public holidays; Christmas Eve, New Year’s Eve, and Chinese New Year’s Eve)

Where: National Library Building, Victoria Street, Level 10

Admission: Free, online registration required

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Jolly Jungle Safari Adventure

This jungle-themed indoor playground is designed to transform your bouncing-off-the-walls kids into happily exhausted adventurers.

Your little ones will race down twin slides, soar across the flying fox, and tackle a high elements course that's basically ninja warrior training for kids.

The 3-storey play gym comes packed with climbing walls, obstacles, and a giant ball pit. There are even friendly tigers and lions waiting to be discovered in the ball pit!

Kids can also tackle the obstacle course which also features trampolines and a foam pit. Meanwhile, interactive games like The Floor is Lava keep the excitement going for hours.

Toddlers aren’t forgotten here with gentler slides, mini carousels, and a sand pit for a relaxing sensory break amidst the wild fun.

Location: SAFRA Yishun Country Club, 60 Yishun Ave 4, #02-01

Opening hours: 

  • Mon-Fri: 11am-8pm
  • Sat/Sun/PH: 10am-9pm

Tickets (for 1 adult + 1 child): 

  • Weekdays: 
    • 1 hour: $15
    • 2 hours: $22
    • Day pass: $38
  • Weekends:
    • 1 hour: $20
    • 2 hours: $30
    • Day pass: $38
  • Children below 12 months enter free

SAFRA Members and Affiliated Members will enjoy 20% discount for Single Hourly Pass, and 10% discount for 20 Hours Pass & VIP Pass

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A Whale Of A Tale - An Intergenerational Playground

A Whale of a Tale is Singapore's first intergenerational playground.

This playground is not just for the little ones, it’s built for kids, parents, and grandparents to play, laugh, and explore together.

And it’s FREE!

The playground is packed with play features like swings, climbing nets and hanging bars for all ages, plus an epic whalebone skeleton structure which you can climb on.

The older folks can stay active with senior-friendly workout zones and equipment.

And when it's time to take a breather, unwind at the Hideaway Hut, Kindness Corner, or on one of the picnic benches.

Where: Near the front lawn of National Museum of Singapore

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Giggle Jungle by Yooland - Jungle Themed Indoor Playground

Giggle Jungle is a jungle-themed indoor playground where you can swing into Tarzan-level excitement with features like double slides for side-by-side races, a 3-storey spiral slide, and obstacle courses that will put your speed and agility to the test.

For those who love a challenge, take on the striking tribal-themed climbing wall featuring two different paths.

And for serious thrills, test your balance on the suspended rope course as you navigate obstacles high above the ground.

Even the tiniest explorers get their own space: a cosy 2-storey playhouse for pretend play and a pallet pit for safe "sand" play.

Location: City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Road #04-38 Singapore 208539

Tickets (1 child + 1 adult): 

  • 1 hour: $30
  • 2 hours: $35
  • Unlimited time: $45
  • Additional adult: $10 per hour
  • Free for ages 12 months and under

Playdate at Bishan Community Club

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Playdate launches at Bishan Community Club on 2 Nov 2025, offering children aged 12 and under a space where they can run, create and grow.

Developed in collaboration with Playeum, this interactive programme blends physical activity with creative play. Kids get to explore environments that challenge their imagination, get their bodies moving, and engage all their senses. 

Every element is thoughtfully crafted to spark curiosity and encourage discovery.

Through hands-on experiences, children naturally develop problem-solving skills and build social-emotional abilities - all while having a blast!

Time: Every Saturday, 10am - 5.30pm

Location: Bishan Community Club, Level 4 Skylounge, 51 Bishan Street 13, Singapore 579799

Register here

Dino Nest Tower Outdoor Playground

Image credit: Changi Airport

Changi’s newest outdoor adventure is inspired by prehistoric Pterodactyl nesting grounds, and it’s built for young explorers with rope bridges, exciting tunnels, and two thrilling slides, including a 4-metre spiral slide that delivers a proper adrenaline rush.

The 5-metre tall multi-level structure takes kids up to a 360-degree lookout point where they can survey their territory like a true little explorer discovering a prehistoric world. 

While the kids conquer the tower, you can unwind at Hub & Spoke Café with your favourite coffee or brunch.

Where: Hub & Spoke Café, 60 Airport Boulevard #01-T2S-02, Singapore Changi Airport

Admission: Free

Animal Spotlight: Sea Jellies

Animal Spotlight: Sea Jellies is a guided tour into the actual working Aquarist Lab at the Singapore Oceanarium.

You’ll get to go behind the scenes to see the Oceanarium’s marine specialists in action, witness a live feeding session, and discover the secrets to keeping these mesmerizing animals happy and healthy.

Limited Time Offer: Celebrate World Sea Jelly Day and book your tour between Nov 1-23 to get a complimentary sea jelly plush keychain.

Look out for Sea Jelly inspired treats as well like Sea Jelly Mantou, and Bubblegum Gelato topped with jellybeans and Sea Jelly Mini cookie (extra charges apply)

Ages: 4 years old and above

Duration: 45 minutes

Time: 12pm (English), 3pm (English), 11:15am (Mandarin)

Admission: 

  • Adult: $65
  • Child/Senior: $58 

*Price includes admission to Singapore Oceanarium + Animal Spotlight lanyard set

Find out more on Singapore Oceanarium’s website

Refreshed Temasek Shophouse

The refreshed Temasek Shophouse is now a social impact hub spanning 4 beautifully restored historic shophouses, offering new spaces and initiatives for people to connect with causes like heritage, culture, sustainability, and community.

You can visit their new spaces from 29 Sep 2025, which include a media studio and three event venues, plus triple the previous co-working capacity.

As you explore, you’ll encounter new creative installations to help you understand social impact, heritage, and sustainability in Singapore, as well as F&B and retail partners including all-day Peranakan cafe Bibik Violet.

Location: 28 Orchard Road Singapore 238832

Singapore Biennale 2025

See the city in a new light as the Singapore Biennale (SB2025) returns for its 8th edition from 31 Oct 2025 to 29 Mar 2026.

With over 100 artworks by more than 80 artists, this year’s Biennale transforms familiar spaces into fresh encounters with contemporary art, inviting you to reflect on urban change, history, and the future.

Organised by the Singapore Art Museum (SAM) and commissioned by the National Arts Council (NAC), SB2025 unfolds across the city, from SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark to heritage landmarks, neighbourhoods, and green spaces.

As Singapore marks 60 years of independence, this Biennale offers a chance to pause and reconsider the landscapes we know so well.

Where: Various locations across Singapore

Admission:

General Admission:

  • Singapore Citizens & PRs: Adult $15, Senior (60+) $10
  • Tourists & Foreign Residents: Adult $25, Senior (60+) $20
  • Free entry: Children under 6, local students/teachers, PWDs and their caregiver

*Admission is required only at the Singapore Art Museum (SAM); other public spaces are free

Find out more about the programmes happening at Singapore Biennale 2025

Refreshed installations at Future World: Where Art Meets Science

teamLab Future World has been refreshed with new installations that immerse you in a world of art, science, and wonder.

New Highlights Include:

  • Light Sculpture with Paper Airplane - Fly your own paper plane into a laser field
  • Expanded Crystal Universe experience
  • Continuous Life and Death – Step into Southeast Asia's premiere of this immersive installation where digital flowers bloom and fade in endless cycles. Touch the wall-mounted blossoms and watch them respond to your presence, creating a beautiful meditation on nature's rhythms.
  • Enhanced Sliding Through the Fruit Field – Your favorite slide now features Waterfall Droplets, Flowing Down a Slope, where cascading digital water breaks into bouncing droplets as you climb the steps, revealing the science behind water's behavior.
  • Sketch Umwelt World – Draw butterflies, hawks, and dolphins, then watch them come alive on giant screens.

Where: ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands

Tickets: From $18 for adults and $13 for Concession

Get tickets (use promo code "SUNNYCITYKIDS" for discounts on tickets)

Sunset Yoga at Sentosa

Image credit: Sentosa

Sunset Yoga is a monthly yoga session, set against the beautiful backdrop of the sunset at the Southernmost Point of Sentosa.

This unique experience combines yoga with the golden hour glow, accompanied by soothing instrumental soundscapes through headsets. 

Guided by wellness coach and yoga instructor Jodie Ang (@nutri.jodi), participants are invited to pause, reconnect with themselves, and enjoy the tranquillity of the seaside.

Kids are welcome too!

Ages: All ages welcome. Children aged 12 and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Dates: Every first Sunday of the month ( 1 Feb & 1 March)

Time: 6pm – 7pm

Where: Palawan Beach

Admission: $15 per person, limited to 50 participants. Islanders enjoy $5 off.

*For the September session, entry to Sentosa is free during the school holidays (6 – 14 September), as part of the SG60 celebrations.

Discover more details and booking

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Adrian Chan

Adrian is the Managing Editor of Sunny City Kids and father to 2 daughters. When he's not editing, you'll find him dragging his family to "hidden gems" that may or may not actually exist, all in the name of adventure. Adrian also writes about education, mostly to stay one step ahead of his daughters before they catch on to the fact that he's just winging it.

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