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From indoor playgrounds and water parks to festivals and performances, here's some of our favourite things to do with the kids this March holidays.
Continue to watch this space as as we update this page for more fun family activities for the March holidays!
For more ideas on kids activities, be sure to check out our kids activities guides:
Southeast Asia's largest indoor nature attraction just raised the bar for what "immersive" actually means.
Spread across 10,000 square metres, Exploria takes you through a multi-sensory adventure across 5 incredible worlds.
You’ll be navigating through high-altitude peaks, shrinking down to the size of a bee, or travelling back to the age of prehistoric giants (the ground really does shake!).
The highlight is The Giants Show, an 8-minute, 360-degree standing theatre that moves through 500 million years of Earth’s history. Spectacularly cinematic, we caught ourselves saying “woah” out loud numerous times during the show.
Exploria’s RFID wristband turns the whole visit into a personal adventure. Tap into interactive installations, play games, and collect badges as you move through each world.
A live scoreboard in the exit tunnel tracks how you did. And since your profile stays active for a full year, there's every reason to come back and top your score.
Where: Mandai Wildlife East at Mandai Wildlife Reserve
Admission:
*Launch bundle (until 31 May 2026): Admission + Mighty Jaxx blind box collectible: $48/adult, $38/child (usual S$57 / S$47).
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Good news for fans of the beloved ‘90s sitcom FRIENDS!
The FRIENDS™ Experience: The One in Singapore walks you through detailed recreations of the show's most iconic spots. Cook up trouble in Monica's kitchen, strike a pose at that famous purple door, sink into Chandler and Joey's recliners, and yes, attempt the "pivot" sofa scene for yourself.
Central Perk is here too, legendary orange couch and all.
Before heading out, there’s a retail store stocked with limited-edition FRIENDS™ merchandise so you can take a piece of the experience home with you.
Dates: From 7 Mar 2026
Duration: approx. 1 hour
Opening Hours:
Where: Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road, Singapore 228220
Admission: From $13
The Sakura Floral Display returns for its 11th edition, turning the Flower Dome into a pink-hued celebration of Spring inspired by Japan’s Ishikawa Prefecture.
Over 30 varieties of cherry, peach and plum blossoms fill the flowerdome, set against recreated Japanese streetscapes.Appearances by Hello Kitty, My Melody, and more add to the charm.
Stroll through a geisha quarter, peek inside an Edo-era samurai residence, and take in displays of traditional crafts such as lacquerware, gold leaf art, and kimono textiles.
There's also a scenic bridge overlooking a peaceful pond, modelled after the famous Kenrokuen Garden, as well as a walk-through rain feature that's sure to be a hit with visitors.
Dates: 13 Mar-15 Apr 2026
Time: 9am-9pm
Venue: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
Admission: Flower Dome entry applies
Enjoy a rare behind-the-scenes experience at Singapore Oceanarium with its new guided programme, Animal Spotlight: Seahorses.
Led by the oceanarium’s animal care specialists, you’ll explore selected habitats before stepping into the Seahorse Support Area, a space normally off-limits to visitors. Participants will observe live feeding sessions and see firsthand how these fascinating creatures are cared for day to day.
Along the way, you’ll also discover surprising facts about seahorses, like how male seahorses carry the babies, or how they hunt using a technique that’s oddly stealthy for something so small. There’s a bigger picture too. The programme touches on why seahorses matter to coastal ecosystems and what’s being done to protect them in the wild.
Ages: 4 and up
Time: 2pm
Where: Singapore Oceanarium, Resorts World Sentosa
Price: $28 per participant
Step into a larger-than-life art experience with David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (Not Smaller & Further Away), an immersive visual show that puts you right inside the creative mind of one of the most influential artists of our time.
Brought to Singapore in collaboration with Lightroom London, this immersive experience explores how Hockney has spent decades challenging the way people see the world, across painting, photography, drawing, and digital media.
Large-scale projections, layered sound, and dynamic spatial design guide you through his creative process, from early experiments with perspective, to his fearless embrace of colour and new technologies.
The projections are so enveloping that at times we felt like we were standing right beside Hockney, and at others, like we've stepped straight into one of his paintings.
The focus is on how Hockney sees and how scale, proximity, and attention can turn a garden, a road, or a quiet afternoon into something you can't look away from.
Playful and contemplative in equal measure, the show asks you to do something surprisingly simple: slow down, look closer, and remember what it feels like to really notice things.
Date: Till 30 June 2026
Time: 9am-9pm
Where: IMBA Theatre, Gardens by the Bay (West Lawn, beside Bayfront Plaza)
Admission: From $22 for child/Senior and $32 for adult
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Discover the largest presentation of Fernando Botero’s works ever shown in Asia at Botero: Heart of Volume.
Spanning 70-years of the celebrated Columbian Artist’s career, the exhibition gathers paintings, drawings, and indoor sculptures from the Botero family collection.
You'll trace the evolution of "Boterismo", Botero's unmistakable style of bold, rounded forms and rich colour. From early sketches and watercolours all the way through to his fully realised masterpieces, it's a rare chance to see how one of the most recognisable artistic voices of the 20th century took shape, piece by piece.
Date: 13 Feb-Till 18 May 2026
Time: 9am-9pm
Where: IMBA Theatre (West Lawn, beside Bayfront Plaza)
Admission: From $17 for child/Senior and $24 for adults
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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.
KOOZA brings Cirque du Soleil back to its roots: no nets, no special effects, just performers pushing the limits of what bodies can do.
The show follows The Innocent, guided by the mischievous Trickster through a series of acts that balance jaw-dropping skill with humour.
You’ll see the Wheel of Death spin at dizzying speeds, high-wire acts, contortionists bending in ways that defy anatomy, and extreme acrobatics with flips, catches, and feats of strength all happening just metres away.
Date: 6 Feb – 29 Mar 2026
Duration: 2 hours 10 minutes (including a 25-minute interval)
Venue: Bayfront Event Space
Tickets: From $68.60 (Valentine’s discount 10–30% on 2 tickets between 6–15 February; Family Package 8% off for groups of 4–8 tickets)
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Get ready for a swashbuckling pirate adventure with Ryder and everyone’s favourite pups in PAW Patrol Live! The Great Pirate Adventure!
In this exciting live stage show, the PAW Patrol team must rescue Cap’n Turbot and race to uncover hidden treasure before Mayor Humdinger gets to it first. Kids can look forward to catchy songs, exciting action, and positive lessons about teamwork and helping others.
Date: 11-15 Mar 2026
Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
Admission: From $58-$148
Grab a picnic basket and settle in for an evening of live orchestral music, outdoors and completely free.
This year’s programme celebrates the musical cultures of Singapore and the Americas, led by Venezuelan conductor Rodolfo Barráez.
Arrive early to check out the Instrument Petting Zoo, where kids and curious adults can see and touch real orchestral instruments up close. Then as evening sets in, find a spot on the grass and enjoy an hour of live music under the open sky.
Date: 14 Mar 2026
Time: 6.30pm-7.30pm
Where: The Meadow, Gardens by the Bay
Admission: Free
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Sentosa Beach Fest transforms Siloso Beach into a full-blown beach fitness playground with over 30 sports, wellness, and lifestyle activities spread across five zones.
The highlight is Singapore’s first beachfront Ninja Lab obstacle. Beginners can warm up on the Ninja Z challenges while those feeling adventurous can take on the tougher Ninja X routes.
After dark, the course turns into Ninja Shadow Tag, a fast-paced chase game played out on sand under the night sky.
There are also beach sports such as volleyball and football, sunrise yoga sessions, wellness workouts, and a large inflatable obstacle course at the Playground zone. Kids aged 6 and up also have their own sheltered climbing area.
For those who'd rather wind down than work out, Sunset Sessions keep things mellow, while Ultraviolet brings the energy with music, lights, and DJ sets as the evening rolls in. The Refuel zone keeps food and drinks flowing throughout the day so you don’t have to choose between one more game or grabbing a bite.
Date: 14 - 22 Mar 2026
Time: 8am-10pm
Where: Siloso Beach, Sentosa
Admission: Free and paid activities from $12.90
Hello from the Wild: Horse puts you face-to-face with the charming Falabella, one of the world's smallest horse breeds.
Guided by expert animal keepers, you'll get to groom these pint-sized beauties up close, all while learning about their quirky behaviours, social bonds, and the dedicated care that goes into keeping them happy.
Dates: From March and onwards (Every Tuesdays and Sundays)
Time: 10:30am-10:50am (20 mins)
Location: Singapore Zoo
Price:
Things to note: Min height of 1.2m. Participants are required to wear closed-toe shoes.
Disney magic is heading our way!
The skies above Marina Bay will light up from 13-15 Mar 2026 at 8:30pm with a 10-minute fireworks show set to a medley of your favourite Disney tunes.
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Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay is bringing back its annual young audiences festival, with a line-up of theatre, dance, music and puppetry.
Catch dance and theatre performances such as Tiger Tale, an up-close dance adventure about a wild tiger disrupting family life, or explore interactive storytelling experiences like The Curious Curators, where young audiences become part of a playful, art-filled journey.
There’s plenty to enjoy outside the theatre too. Look out for roving performances, music sing-alongs and visual art activities.
Creative workshops and cosy play spaces round things off for those who prefer quieter moments.
Dates: 12–25 Mar 2026
Where: Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Admission: Free and ticketed shows (varies by performance)
Anime fans, this one's for you. Anime Garden brings together cosplay, music, and all things anime in one packed event.
Meet popular celebrity cosplayers like Munoko (沐子) and Thames Malerose, join cosplay competitions, enjoy high-energy performances by talented local acts, and browse a marketplace filled with anime merchandise, collectibles and tasty bites.
At night, things shift to anime concerts with Japanese artists performing fan-favourite anisongs and J-pop hits.
Dates: 21 & 22 Mar 2026
Time: 3pm-9pm
Where: Supertree Grove and Flower Dome
Admission: Free
Here’s a family day out that feels good in more ways than one. Project Once Upon A Galaxy isa youth-led carnival that supports families affected by cancer.
Run in partnership with Bone Marrow Donor Programme (BMDP), Singapore Kindness Movement (SKM), and other organisations, the carnival features interactive booths, games, and workshops for all ages. Kids can jump in and have fun while picking up something a little deeper, how everyday acts of kindness can go a long way.
Date: 14 Mar 2026
Time: 11am-6pm
Where: Siglap Community Club, 151 Bedok South Road, Singapore 460151
Admission: Free
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Ponies, picnics, and the beach, all in one afternoon.
Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa’s new Seaside Pony & Picnic Experience lets kids get up close with ponies in one of the most laid back settings imaginable, right by the sea.
During a guided session, little ones can take a ride, try their hand at grooming, and help with feeding while learning basic pony care skills.
After the pony adventure, families can relax with a seaside picnic complete with a picnic mat and take-home bag.
The rest of the afternoon is yours to spend on the water with kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, and pedal boating all on offer at the resort’s private beach.
Ages: 3-12 years old (weighing below 40kg)
Stay Dates: 13-22 Mar 2026
Booking Dates: 13 Feb-17 Mar 2026 (Advance booking is required, with a minimum of three days prior to arrival)
Where: Shangri-La Rasa Sentosa, Sentosa
Price: Room rates from $608 (minimum 2 nights)
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.
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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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