Things To Do With Kids In Singapore This Weekend: 10
Get the latest events and experiences for families in Singapore. This list is updated weekly with the aim of providing you with information on what you can do this week with your family!
The list is separated into 2 sections. The 1st section includes our weekly recommended 5 new/updated activities happening this week and the 2nd section includes all previous recommended activities that are still available!
If you like to share your own experiences, let us know about it and we can share it for more families to create their next family fun too!
Venue: Changi Airport (Terminals 1–3) & Jewel Changi Airport
Date: Now till 4 Jan 2026
Admission: Free (charges apply for selected activities and collectibles)
Terminal 3 Departure Hall is the heart of the fun, featuring a 6.5-metre ship installation with Captain Mickey and Minnie, four themed photo zones from Disney, Pixar, and Marvel, and daily snow shows. Snap keepsakes with your family (qualifying spend required) or meet Disney Cruise Line friends at select meet-and-greet sessions — no minimum spend needed.
Kids can dive into Disney Discovery Reef at T3 Basement 2, exploring ocean-themed photo installations with Ariel, Dory, and more, plus enjoy DIY craft activities like decorating journals, tote bags, or mugs.
Add extra fun at the Unleash the Holidays Carnival, collect stamps in a Disney-themed stamp rally, and spot topiaries of Baymax, Duffy, ShellieMay, and StellaLou across the terminals.
The magic continues at Jewel, featuring the 16-metre Disney Cruise Line Festive Tree of Adventure, themed zones, snowfall sessions, and the nightly Light & Music Showcase at the Rain Vortex.
Don’t miss exclusive collectibles and the chance to win a 3-night Disney Cruise vacation onboard the maiden voyage of the Disney Adventure.
Venues: Singapore Discovery Centre, Singapore Navy Museum and Singapore Air Force Museum
Dates: 15 – 16 Nov (all venues) and 22 – 23 Nov (SDC only)
Admission: Free with paid activities
For parents seeking an enriching yet thrilling family day out, the inaugural Defence Collective Festival (DC Fest) offers an unparalleled experience that balances education and excitement with carefully curated activities that provide an opportunity for children to develop resilience, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.
DC Fest invites families to join a high-level operation to take on “Black Shadow,” a mysterious cyber group threatening the nation. There will be lots of free activities with paid missions where you can redeem a mystery Blind Box Plushie after completing the mission.
The festival runs across two weekends: 15, 16, 22, and 23 Nov 2025, from 10 am to 6 pm daily! General admission is free, and families can purchase an Activity Passport to enjoy special add-on activities and to collect exclusive Blind Box plushies!
BYKIDO PROMO CODE: Use the exclusive Promo Code SINDCFXKIDO to enjoy $2 oChangi Airportff Single Museum Pass and ALLDCFXKIDO to enjoy $4 off All-Access Museum Pass. Valid for online purchase only.
Venue: Singapore Zoo
Date: 8 Nov 2025 – 4 Jan 2026
Admission: From $75 (adult + child bundle with exclusive Zootopia 2 plush keychain)
Step into the world of Zootopia 2 as Singapore Zoo transforms into a bustling animal city filled with adventure and discovery! At the Join the Wild Patrol! event, children will join Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde at the Singapore Zoo on a mission to solve a mystery and find their new friend, Gary De’Snake.
Collect your patrol kit, complete with your very own Zootopia-themed ID and case file and go on a wild patrol to locate Gary De’Snake. Collect clues, stamp your case file and take fun photos with displays of your favourite Zootopia characters along the way. Don’t forget to redeem your Zootopia-inspired Police Badge Pin and Certificate of Completion.
Venue: Across Sentosa Island & Resorts World Sentosa
Date: 10 Nov 2025 – 4 Jan 2026
Admission: Free entry to most outdoor installations, admission to USS applies
Get ready for a truly Wicked holiday! From 10 November 2025 to 4 January 2026, Resorts World Sentosa (RWS) will bring the world of Wicked: For Good to life across Sentosa Island.
Families can look forward to a whimsical island-wide transformation filled with larger-than-life installations, photo-worthy spots, and wickedly fun experiences inspired by the Land of Oz — perfect for creating magical memories this festive season.
Your family adventure begins at Sentosa Sensoryscape, where the iconic Yellow Brick Road winds its way through the vibrant Glow Garden and Lookout Loop. Each step reveals new surprises and magical photo moments for kids and adults alike.
Continue your Wicked journey over at Resorts World Sentosa, where the Lake of Dreams transforms into a glittering Emerald City for Limitless Lights: An Ozmopolitan Display of Music & Lights. The dazzling light and sound show, set to music from the movie, will have the whole family enchanted under the night sky.
Universal Studios Singapore gets a Wicked makeover with themed décor and meet-and-greet sessions featuring Elphaba, Glinda, The Wizard, and more!
Downtown East invites everyone to celebrate the most magical time of the year as it transforms into a sparkling Unicorn Christmas Garden, featuring illuminated Christmas trees worthy of IG snaps.
At the heart of the festivities is an array of unicorn-themed experiences and treats – from foam parties and movie screenings at Wild Wild Wet to unicorn-themed staycations at D’Resort too!
Look out for unicorn-inspired delights at various F&B tenants as well as the highly-anticipated 12 Days of Christmas where you can score lifestyle merchandise, vouchers, and F&B, at unbelievable deals from $1.20!
6. BONUS: Have A Play Date Outdoors!
Venue: Multiple
Families looking to visit an outdoor playgrounds will be spoilt for choice in Singapore. Let us help by narrowing the options to this list of the best outdoor playgrounds in Singapore! Or if you may check our list of playgrounds located at the North, East and West of Singapore too!
How about going on a hike? Here’s our list of the best hiking trails for families for you to consider, or simply visit one of our favourite parks, including East Coast Park, West Coast Park, Admiralty Park, Jurong Lake Garden, Labrador Park and more!
Finally, for those who like to experience going “overseas” on a playdate, we suggest a visit to Pulau Ubin or the St. John and Lazarus Islands for a fun day out!
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Step into the Magic of Christmas on A Great Street at Orchard Road
Venue: Orchard Road
Dates: 8 Nov 2025 – 1 Jan 2026
Admission: Free
The annual Christmas on A Great Street will transform Orchard Road into a festive wonderland, capping off Singapore’s 60th anniversary of independence (SG60) celebrations with its signature festivities.
This year’s Christmas decorations will incorporate the SG60 logo and Merli into the tapestry of sparkling Christmas wreaths, elegant ribbon swirls and festive lights along a 3.1km stretch of Orchard Road from Tanglin to Dhoby Ghaut.
Four distinctive photo installations celebrating Christmas and Singapore will be positioned along Orchard Road, featuring a trishaw led by reindeer, a miniature version of the main arch with Merli, a giant festive wreath and the iconic Toa Payoh Dragon Playground motif. A dedicated photo podium will also be available at the Main Arch over Orchard Road, in front of ION Orchard.
The Great Christmas Village at Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza will feature the iconic 14-metre-tall Mastercard Christmas tree with accompanying snowfall shows at 8pm and 9pm nightly. A Kiztopia Christmas Carnival, complete with exciting new games and rides, alongside festive F&B treats, homegrown craft beer, and unique shopping experiences rounds off the experience!
The second Great Christmas Village at Shaw House Urban Plaza will feature more carnival delights by Kiztopia. Families enjoy carnival games, photo points with Kiztopia characters, and claw machines by Fun Claw. Last
Back again this year, the Great Christmas Eve Street Party will include live stage performances, roving mascots, pop-up stalls, food trucks, and a Christmas countdown, among other offerings. The stretch of Orchard Road from Paterson Road junction to Bideford Road junction will be closed to vehicular traffic on 24 Decfrom 6pm to 2am to facilitate the party!
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Catch the Holiday Magic with Your Favourite Pokémon at Suntec City
Venue: Suntec City Atrium (Tower 1 & 2)
Dates: 6 Nov – 28 Dec 2025, 11 am – 9 pm daily
Admission: Free
From 6 Nov to 28 Dec 2025, come Catch the Holiday Magic with your favourite Pokémon at Suntec City!
Expect an exciting digital-led, mall-wide adventure designed for Pokémon fans, families with children, and the young at heart. The event blends digital and physical play, offering interactive adventures, high-energy performances, and countless photo opportunities to capture magical family moments!.
Head over to Suntec City Atrium (Tower 1 & 2)’s Dance Patio to meet your favourite Pokémon with Meet & Greet sessions that includes a rotating lineup of Pokémon, including Pikachu, Eevee, Snorlax, and the starter trio: Sprigatito, Fuecoco, and Quaxly. The Dance Patio also comes alive with a spirited holiday performance as Pikachu and friends light up the stage with joyful tunes and cheerful choreography.
For Pokémon GO players, there will also be special Event PokéStops and Gyms as well as Timed Research tasks at Suntec City during this campaign period too!
Catch The Holiday Magic happens from 6 Nov to 28 Dec 2025 at Suntec City Atrium, Tower 1 & 2.
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Get Up Close with Sea Jellies at Singapore Oceanarium
Venue: Singapore Oceanarium
Date: 1 to 23 Nov 2025
Programme Timing: 45 min per session
- English: 12pm, 1pm & 3pm
- Mandarin: 11.15am
Fee: $28 per person (ages 4+) as an add-on to Oceanarium admission
From 1 to 23 November 2025, Singapore Oceanarium is celebrating World Sea Jelly Day with an exciting Animal Spotlight: Sea Jellies series! Families can go behind the scenes on a 45-minute guided tour ($28 per person, ages 4+) to see how these mesmerising creatures are cared for, fed, and bred — plus, take home a cute sea jelly plush keychain as a keepsake.
Catch a special Expert Sharing Session by Professor Hiroshi Miyake on 1 Nov and a hands-on workshop on plankton sampling, or let the kids get creative at the Abyssal ArtVenture drawing sessions happening at the National Library and Singapore Oceanarium’s Research & Learning Centre.
Round off your visit with sea jelly-inspired treats and adorable themed souvenirs!
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Embark on Fun Family Adventures at BE@SAFRA Open House
Venue and Dates:
- SAFRA Tampines: 8 Nov 2025
- SAFRA Toa Payoh: 9 Nov 2025
- SAFRA Mount Faber: 15 Nov 2025
- SAFRA Yishun: 29 Nov 2025
- SAFRA Punggol: 30 Nov 2025
Admission: Free
BE@SAFRA Open House is back! Come take part in fun games and explore what the SAFRA clubhouses have to offer! Take part in The Mission Files where you and your little ones will take on a series of interactive challenges. Complete the challenges to redeem exciting prizes, including a BE@SAFRA limited-edition puzzle magnet – each clubhouse will have a unique design, collect all 8 to complete the puzzle!
That’s not all! Each clubhouse will be hosting fun games, free snacks and exciting performances for the whole family! Check the schedule above and visit your nearest SAFRA clubhouse (or visit all open houses). Come discover the vibrant spirit of SAFRA – admission is FREE for everyone!
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Discover 3,000 Sunflowers at Sunflower Surprise in Gardens by the Bay
Venue: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
Date: Now till 16 Nov 2025
Time: 9am to 9pm
Admission: $12 for Adult & $8 for senior and child
Step into a Jaipur-inspired floral wonderland at Sunflower Surprise, now blooming at Gardens by the Bay’s Flower Dome until 16 November 2025.
This year’s dazzling display celebrates Singapore-India friendship with 3,000 sunflowers across 20 stunning varieties — many making their debut in rare shades of pink, red and chocolate brown, with some soaring up to 1.8m tall.
Families can wander through vibrant recreations of Jaipur’s famous landmarks like the Hawa Mahal, Amer Stepwell and Patrika Gate, and admire authentic Indian craft highlights including puppets and cultural artefacts. Keep an eye out for the community-created peacock sculptures decorated with over 550 bead-trimmed feathers, symbolising luck and prosperity.
A joyful blend of nature, art and culture — perfect for a weekend outing with the kids.
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Come Meet the World’s Biggest Known Dinosaur at Science Centre Singapore
Venue: Science Centre Singapore, The Annexe
Dates: From 11 Oct 2025
Admission: From $25.90
A new, epic dinosaur exhibition, DINOSAURS | EXTINCTIONS | US, has arrived at Science Centre Singapore. This largest ever dinosaur showcase in Singapore features two renowned exhibitions, Dinosaurs of Patagonia and Six Extinctions, together for the first time — with a special section by the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum (LKCNHM) spotlighting Singapore’s own biodiversity story.
Organised by Science Centre Singapore and LKCNHM, DINOSAURS | EXTINCTIONS | US promises an extraordinary journey through 400 million years of Earth’s history. The exhibition spans an enormous 3,000 square metres, with 33 rare fossils and 60 full-scale models across three interactive zones, including a massive 40-metre-long, 70 tonnes heavy Patagotitan mayorum, one of the largest dinosaurs that ever walked on earth, and the life-sized cast of “Scotty,” the largest Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered.
This exhibition will reveal the dramatic rise and fall of prehistoric life and the five major mass extinction events that have shaped our planet before culminating in a thought-provoking look at the current “Sixth Extinction” driven by human activity on the climate.
The exhibition is now open for a limited time only—purchase your tickets here.
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Discover Singapore Through the Eyes of Ants at TinyTopia
Venue: 743A North Bridge Road
Date: Till 28 Dec 2025
Fee: $15 (adults), $12 (children), Free (under 3 and 65+)
Step into Singapore’s tiniest city at TinyTopia from now till 28 Dec 2025 at 743A North Bridge Road, a brand-new exhibition where insects, art, and innovation come alive in an interactive experience for the whole family.
Watch live ant colonies build tunnels inside dioramas of iconic landmarks like Gardens by the Bay and Marina Bay Sands, get up close with stick insects, leaf insects, and mantises at the Macro Studio, and marvel at stunning Ant Pointillism artworks created by an artist on the autism spectrum. Kids who love animals can even begin their own ant-keeping journey with specially designed enclosures, while families can join seasonal workshops such as science illustration, macrophotography, or hands-on insect care.
Tickets are priced at $15 for adults ($12 on weekdays), $12 for children aged 3–12, and $50 for a family pack, while little ones under 3 and seniors (aged 65 & above) enter free. Don’t miss this limited-time chance to explore Singapore through the eyes of ants!
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Join The Great Reef Rescue: A Fun & Free Conservation Adventure for Families
Venue: PLQ Parkside
Dates: 6 Sep – 20 Nov 2025
Admission: Free
For families seeking an engaging and educational day out, a new adventure awaits at PLQ Parkside. Happening from 6 September, Ranger Buddies: Missions Around the World: The Great Reef Rescue offers a free-admission experience designed to inspire young ones to become champions of conservation.
We received an S.O.S – Coco the Tortoise needs our help to save the dying the coral reefs! This exciting event is perfect for children aged 4 to 10 as they embark on a series of activities that blends augmented reality (AR) and physical exploration.
Upon completion of the mission, children will earn an exclusive Ranger Buddies mission completion badge, collected from Tanglin Cookhouse! This is the 3rd of 8 missions happening till 2026, each mission will have its own exclusive completion badge! Make sure to come back and collect the other badges too!
Admission is free! Simply head down to PLQ Parkside during the event period to start your Great Reef Rescue mission. For more details on the missions, families can visit Ranger Buddies: Missions Around the World!
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Step Into the Future at the SG60 Heart&Soul Experience
Venue:
- Orchard Library (Ticketed): 9am to 6pm (Mon), 9am to 9pm (Tue to Sun) | Pre-booking required
- Level 1 atria of Orchard Central & orchardgateway (Non-ticketed): 9am to 10pm, Daily
Date: 26 Aug to 31 Dec 2025
Fee: Free Admission
Looking for a meaningful family outing? The SG60 Heart&Soul Experience: Where Home Will Always Be is a free, immersive journey into Singapore’s past, present, and future — and it’s perfect for kids and parents alike.
Created by the team behind The Bicentennial Experience and Future of Us, this SG60 flagship celebration uses immersive storytelling and generative AI to offer a personalised glimpse of tomorrow’s Singapore.
Families can choose between two experiences:
- the ticketed journey at Orchard Library (Levels 3 & 4), a 60–90 minute adventure recommended for ages 7 and up, where highlights include chatting with a digital librarian, exploring the Wheels of Time, stepping into the stunning multi-sensorial Windows in the Sky, and even sending a voice message to your future self; or
- the non-ticketed installations at Level 1 Atria of Orchard Central and orchardgateway, where little ones will love colourised archival films, AI-powered photobooths, and the Windows of Time pledge wall that raises funds for charity.
Running from 26 August to 31 December 2025, admission is free, but pre-bookings are required for the ticketed experience. For more details, check out our write-up here.
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Explore Jurassic World: The Experience—Now Roaring at Gardens by the Bay
Venue: Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay
Date: 29 May 2025 onwards
Fee: Admission to Cloud Forest applies
Get ready for a dino-mite time at Jurassic World: The Experience, which opened on 29 May 2025 at Gardens by the Bay’s Cloud Forest!
Families can step into a lush, prehistoric world filled with life-sized animatronic dinosaurs—including a towering 8.5m Brachiosaurus and the mighty T. rex. Little explorers will love meeting baby dinos at the Petting Zoo, spotting hidden Compys, and strolling through the exclusive Evolution Walk to learn about ancient plant life that thrived alongside dinosaurs. With over 50 Jurassic-era plant species, immersive exhibits, and plenty of photo-worthy moments, this limited-time experience blends thrilling adventure with hands-on learning.
Admission starts from $22 (Singapore Residents). For more details, check out our write-up here.
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Discover Family Fun and Interactive Art Adventures at Gallery Children’s Biennale 2025
Venue: National Gallery Singapore
Date: 31 May 2025 to 29 Mar 2026
Time: Gallery opening hours
Fee: Free admission (Art Pack available at $8; My Biennale Buddy booklet with $2 recommended donation)
The Gallery Children’s Biennale 2025 returns to National Gallery Singapore from 25 May 2025 to 1 March 2026 with the theme “Tomorrow We’ll Be…”, featuring eight larger-than-life, baby-friendly interactive art installations that celebrate joy, kindness, love, and dreams.
Families can explore vibrant spaces like Colourful Play by Fern Wong, a sensory-rich playground of textures and sounds; Dance Dance Chromatics, where movement sparks bursts of colour; and Kindness Garden, a calming floral installation designed to support neurodivergent children. Other highlights include nostalgic fun at Home Is Where the Heart Is and imaginative creature-building in the Imaginary Peach Garden.
Beyond the artworks, enjoy a variety of free and ticketed programmes like storytelling sessions (Tiny Tales), toddler workshops (Gallery Toddlers!), and the Children’s Carnival on 1 November 2025. Little ones can also join the Little Explorer’s Trail during Children’s Season and collect stamps across the Civic District. Grab an Art Pack ($8) or My Biennale Buddy booklet to extend the fun at home. For more information, check out our write-up here.
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Free Movie Screening at Sentosa Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden
Venue: Palawan Kidz City, Sentosa
Dates: Every Sat & Sun,
Admission: Free
Here’s something free and fun for you and family! Sentosa’s Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden will be hosting free movie nights under the stars every Sat and Sun! A unique Sentosa event perfect for creating magical memories with your loved ones.
Sentosa’s Movies by the Beach offers a delightful experience for families, couples, and friends alike. This free movie screening event transforms the Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden into an open-air cinema, providing a relaxing and enjoyable atmosphere.
From action-packed adventures to heartwarming stories, there’s something for everyone.
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Dive Into Family Fun at National Museum of Singapore’s Intergenerational Playground, A Whale of a Tale
Venue: National Museum of Singapore, Front Lawn
Admission: Free
Discover a unique family outing at the National Museum of Singapore with A Whale of a Tale, the city’s first intergenerational playground. Perfect for toddlers, tweens, and grandparents, this outdoor play space blends fun, history, and inclusive design, offering a meaningful way for families to bond.
The whalebone centrepiece is inspired by the museum’s historic blue whale skeleton, while nostalgic mosaic tiles pay tribute to Singapore’s classic playgrounds. Interactive flipbooks and storytelling panels encourage grandparents to share memories, making history come alive for children.
Designed in partnership with the Magical Bridge Foundation, the playground features senior-friendly workout areas, sensory play zones, and calm hideaways, ensuring accessibility and engagement for all ages and abilities. Shaded swings, picnic benches, and a Kindness Corner foster relaxation, conversation, and positive social play.
Located near the museum’s Front Lawn, the playground complements family-focused initiatives like Children’s Season, Get Curious, and Reunion, creating a seamless, enriching museum experience.
Pack a picnic, grab your sunblock, and explore this inclusive, history-rich playground where generations can learn, play, and make lasting memories together.
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Explore, Climb & Slide at Changi Airport’s New Hub & Spoke Playground
Venue: Hub & Spoke, outside Changi Airport Terminal 2
Admission: Free
Changi Airport just got even more family-friendly with the new Hub & Spoke Outdoor Playground outside Terminal 2! Perfect for kids 5–10 years old, this free, two-story playground offers plenty of climbing, sliding, and active fun. The highlight? A Dinosaur Lookout Pod at the top where kids can survey the surroundings before zooming down the blue covered twirl slide. Younger children can enjoy a lower-level slide, making it fun for all ages.
Located within Hub & Spoke, families can combine playtime with meals at the café or drinks at the Overflow Bar. The space also hosts regular events, giving even more reasons to visit. Shaded by surrounding trees, it’s a comfortable spot, though don’t forget water, sunscreen, and insect repellent.
Adventurous families can cycle here via the Changi Park Connector and Jurassic Mile, connecting all the way to East Coast Park and the city. Access is easy via Hub & Spoke carpark or follow signs from Terminal 2.
For a fun, active, and conveniently located outdoor play experience at the airport, the Hub & Spoke Playground is a must-visit.
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Swing, Climb, and Explore at Giggle Jungle by Yooland
Venue: City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Road #04-38
Opening Hours: TBC
Admission: From $30
Located in City Square Mall, Giggle Jungle by Yooland is a vibrant and interactive indoor playground that offers a unique Jungle-themed adventure for children of all ages.
Giggle Jungle stands out with its innovative design and the variety of play areas! With vibrant tribal colours and high ceiling, the space evokes a feeling of excitement as you explore the various play areas and options available.
From conquering the high elements and obstacle courses to pretend play spaces and sand pits, the playground is suitable for a wide age range! We love that it has a high ceiling and is located near the windows, making it feel spacious with natural lighting illuminating the vibrant colours of the playground!
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Visit the refreshed Future World: Where Art Meets Science at ArtScience Museum
Location: ArtScience Museum
Opening Hours: 10 am – 7 pm (last entry at 6 pm), Daily
Fee: from $18 (adult), $13 (child) – kids enter free on Fri
Looking for an unforgettable family day out? Future World: Where Art Meets Science at the ArtScience Museum is back with brand-new interactive installations by world-renowned art collective teamLab.
This permanent exhibition blends art, science and imagination across two sections – City in a Garden and Exploring New Frontiers. Kids will love watching flowers bloom beneath their feet, sliding through a digital fruit field, or creating sea creatures that swim in the iconic Sketch Aquarium. Families can also interact with tiny characters at the Musical Wall or explore dazzling light shows like the immersive Crystal Universe.
Here’s the best part: Family Fridays let up to four kids (12 and under) enter free with every paying adult (except public and school holidays). For more details, check out our write-up here.
Explore the Newly-Opened SkyHop by Yooland
Venue: 2 Tampines Central 6, #01-01, Income at Tampines Point, S529483
Opening Hours: 12pm to 9pm (Weekday) | 10am to 9pm (Weekend)
Fee: from $30
East-side families have something new to cheer about — SkyHop by Yooland has opened at Tampines Point, bringing a futuristic-themed indoor playground packed with thrills for kids of all ages!
Known for its popular Westgate outlet, Yooland’s latest space features a towering multi-deck play structure with obstacles and slides, including four exciting options such a glowing LED slide and tunnel slides that plunge into a giant ball pit with interactive projection games. Little ones can dive into the colourful Hinoki beads pit, while energetic kids will love bouncing across the trampoline park, where one trampoline is linked to screen games you can play while jumping. Older kids can strap into the high-elements obstacle course circling the trampolines or test their skills on two climbing walls for extra adrenaline. Parents will appreciate the seating areas with clear views of the play zones, and there’s even a party room for birthdays.
Admission starts from $30 for 1 adult + 1 child, with unlimited play passes available. Open daily, SkyHop is your new go-to family fun spot in Tampines! For more details, check out our write-up here.
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Rediscover Singapore’s Story at the All-New Singapore Flyer Experience
Venue: Singapore Flyer, 30 Raffles Avenue
Date: From 8 Aug 2025
Time: Singapore Flyer regular operating hours
Fee: Includes Time Capsule experience + Singapore Flyer ride (check official site for ticket bundles and promotions for Singapore Citizens and PRs)
From 8 August 2025, the Singapore Flyer unveils a fully reimagined 75-minute journey combining immersive storytelling, interactive exhibits, and iconic skyline views—perfect for families!
Begin your adventure at the new two-storey Time Capsule, where you’ll time-travel through Singapore’s rich history alongside R65, a friendly robot guide. Highlights include mythical legends, the Maritime Silk Road, Peranakan heritage, and garden city tales, brought to life through projection mapping, soundscapes, games, and more.
Then, soar 165 metres above the city and use the FLYER360 AR app to spot landmarks from above. Don’t miss the whimsical art gallery and SG60 promos, including 1-for-1 birthday deals and dining discounts!
For more details, check out our write-up here.
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Step Into Singapore Odyssea at the National Museum
Venue: National Museum of Singapore, Shaw Foundation Glass Rotunda, Level 2
Date: from 8 Aug 2025
Time: Museum opening hours
Fee: Free for Singaporeans & PRs | $18 (Foreigners Concession (Students, Seniors,
Persons with Disabilities) | $24 (Foreigners – Standard)
Discover Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time, opening on 8 Aug at the National Museum of Singapore’s refreshed Glass Rotunda!
This multi-sensory installation takes visitors on an immersive voyage through 700 years of Singapore’s history with stunning visuals, interactive storytelling, and dynamic soundscapes. Adopt a magical land, sea, or sky companion via an RFID wristband for a personalised experience as you explore highlights like the LED Globe light show, an epic spiral ramp journey across four historical chapters, and an awe-inspiring digital waterfall finale.
Complete your visit with special National Day programmes, including the Once Upon A Tide exhibition, hands-on art activities, LEGO builds, and the spectacular Canvas of Light projection on 9 Aug.
For more information, check out our write-up here.
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Explore the Newly-Opened Wan To Play Tropical Drift at Woodlands Civic Centre
Discover Wan To Play Tropical Drift, a vibrant new indoor playground at Woodlands Civic Centre designed for hours of imaginative and active fun!
Kids can dive into creative role-play at themed stations like a pretend kitchen, hospital, car repair shop, police zone, and even a glamorous dress-up corner. For action lovers, there’s a large ball pit, trampolines, slides, and the thrilling “Floor is Lava” challenge, while younger ones can enjoy the bead sand pit. Quiet activities include fishing games, building blocks, and kinetic sand for sensory play. For extra excitement, add-on rides such as mini excavators, bumper cars, and construction vehicles (from $8 per ride) are available.
Open daily from 9am to 9pm, the playground is located at Woodlands Civic Centre #04-07, just a short walk from Woodlands MRT. Admission is $35 for 2 hours (1 child + 1 adult). For more details, check out our write-up here.
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Get Creative at PLAY + MAKE: Explore Food Heritage Through Fun
Venue: Children’s Museum Singapore (23-B Coleman Street)
Date: 20 Jul 2025 to 31 Mar 2026
Time: Opening hours follow the museum’s daily schedule
Fee: Included with museum entry (charges may apply for selected workshops)
Bring the kids to PLAY + MAKE at the Children’s Museum Singapore and celebrate Singapore’s food heritage through play and creativity!
Running from 20 July 2025 to 31 March 2026, this vibrant maker’s space features hands-on activities like designing outfits, crafting kueh for a pretend tea party, decorating crockery, and weaving traditional patterns. Don’t miss the Maker’s Cabinet, showcasing unique creations such as a durian-inspired dress, Nasi Lemak-themed shoes, and a LEGO tingkat.
Families can also enjoy seasonal craft themes, free storytelling sessions, and special workshops, including mooncake-making and sauce discovery tours. Plus, look out for the travelling exhibition at libraries islandwide from August 2025 to January 2026. Admission applies, and it’s the perfect opportunity for parents and children to bond over creativity, culture, and play!
For more information, check out our write-up here.
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Explore 22 Immersive Zones at the All-New Singapore Oceanarium
Venue: Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269
Opening Hours: 10am to 7pm, Daily
Admission: $50 per adult, $39 per child (ages 4 to 12 years old) and $39 per senior citizen (ages 60 and above), with discounts for Singapore residents (check tickets on Klook)
Singapore’s newest marine attraction opens at Resorts World Sentosa on 24 July 2025, and it’s nothing short of spectacular! The Singapore Oceanarium invites families to dive into 22 themed zones, packed with mesmerising displays—from Moon Jellies and ancient marine giants to deep-sea creatures, vibrant coral reefs, and majestic sharks. Beyond the tanks, you’ll find interactive exhibits, AR experiences, and thrilling features like the suspended Pier Adventure and a life-sized 9th-century dhow.
Want more? Sign up for behind-the-scenes programmes like the Insider Experience, Coral Spotlight, and Fossilist Workshop for hands-on learning and exclusive access. Be part of the grand opening celebrations from 25 to 27 July 2025, featuring free talks, workshops, and a powerful photo exhibition, Ties That Bind, spotlighting local marine life.
For more information, check out our write-up here.
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Slide into Fun at the Revamped Sengkang Sports Centre!
Location: 57 Anchorvale Rd, Singapore 544964
Opening Hours: Tue, Thu & Sat: 6.30 am to 9.30 pm | Wed, Fri & Sun: 8am to 9.30 pm | Closed on Mon
Admission: Adult: From $1.50 | Child: From $0.80
Freshly revamped in June 2025, Sengkang Sports Centre now features five exciting water slides, a sheltered Olympic-sized pool (one of only two in Singapore!), and a wide range of upgraded facilities perfect for family fun. Kids can zoom down whimsical slides like Cotton Candy Bowl, Sugar Rush, and Rainbow Dash, or splash around at the jacuzzi and water playground.
Active families will enjoy Active Groove – a new, tropical-themed space designed for fitness classes like Zumba and K-pop dance. The centre also houses a gym, sports hall, pickleball courts, and a hockey pitch.
Bonus: the fully sheltered pool means playtime continues, rain or shine! For more details, check out our write-up here.
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Explore the Otter & Fishing Village Outdoor Playgrounds at Hougang Citrine
Venue: Along Hougang Avenue 3 and Hougang Street 12
Fee: Free Admission
Uncover a hidden gem in the heartlands! The Hougang Citrine outdoor playgrounds offer themed play zones inspired by otters and the area’s fishing village roots.
Young kids will love the adorable otter-themed play structure near Block 179A, complete with tube slides and sensory fun. Older kids can scale a tall climbing tower and zoom down a thrilling slide at the Fishing Village Playground by Block 179B. There’s even a rooftop play area at Block 180 with climbing panels for gentler fun.
For more information, check out our write-up here.
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Explore ACM & ME at Asian Civilisations Museum – A New Free Gallery for Families!
Venue: Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM), Contemporary Gallery
Date: Opens 23 May 2025
Time: During regular museum opening hours
Fee: Free admission for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents
The newly opened ACM & ME at the Asian Civilisations Museum is a free, family-friendly gallery where kids can explore culture and identity through hands-on play, artmaking, and storytelling.
Designed by local collective Arterly Obsessed, the space features three interactive zones—Who am I?, What’s my story?, and What can I create?—with activities, such as designing self-portraits, bringing imaginative animals to life with colourful acrylic pieces and overhead projectors, exploring movement through light and shadow, and building with oversized soft blocks. Thoughtfully created with input from the Singapore Association for Mental Health, the space also includes reflection prompts, a Calm Corner, and a community weaving wall to support emotional wellbeing and meaningful family bonding.
Suitable for all ages, this vibrant space is part of Children’s Season 2025, with even more programmes launching from 31 May 2025. Entry is free for Singaporeans and PRs—for more details, check out our write-up here.
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Step Into Storytelling & Play at Punggol Coast Mall’s New Comics and Games Library
Venue: Punggol Coast Mall, Tower 7 at 88 Punggol Way, #01-140, Singapore 829913
Opening Hours: 10am to 10pm Daily, including on Public Holidays
Admission: Free
A vibrant new Comics and Games Library has popped up at Punggol Coast Mall, offering families over 7,000 comics and graphic novels, a board games zone, and an interactive eReads corner.
Created by the National Library Board in collaboration with JTC and Origame, this self-service pop-up invites young readers and parents to dive into superhero sagas, kid-friendly graphic novels, and even Singaporean-themed games like Kopi King and Durian Dash. There’s also StoryGen, an AI-powered experience that lets kids remix classic tales into manga-style adventures, along with educational panels on navigating the digital world safely. With colourful spaces for both reading and playing, and even a showcase of vintage local comics like Captain V, this library is a must-visit for curious and creative families.
Dive into Fun at WAN TO PLAY Ocean Fantasy – The New Indoor Playground at Punggol Coast Mall
Venue: 84 Punggol Way, #01-60/61/62, Singapore 829911
Opening Hours: 10 am – 10 pm, Daily
Admission: $35 for 2 hours, additional fees applicable for certain experiences
Step into a vibrant underwater-themed wonderland at WAN TO PLAY Ocean Fantasy, the newest and largest indoor playground at Punggol Coast Mall!
Kids can enjoy unique add-on attractions like an $8 duck boat ride and mini F1 remote-controlled car racing, alongside a wide range of play zones—imaginative role-play stations, themed vehicles, two giant bean pits (including a Hinoki pit), pastel ball pit with LED and horn slides, trampolines with obstacle courses, a flying fox, and more.
With ticket prices at $35 for 1 child and 1 adult (2 hours), this indoor playground is perfect for your next family outing. For more information, check out our write-up here.
Keppel Centre for Art Education
Venue: Level 1, National Gallery Singapore
Opening Hours: 10 am – 6.45 pm (entry based on time slots)
Admission: Free with paid activities
National Gallery Singapore’s Keppel Centre for Art Education offers an entirely refreshed space with a world of wonder for children to learn about art through play. This popular space for families reopens from 16 Dec 2023 featuring new child-centric learning zones and activities that revolve around the theme of Art & Wonder: Nurturing Wonder through Play and Creativity.
The Centre features an immersive learning space comprising seven zones, with stimulating and interactive experiences suitable for children aged 4 – 12. Each zone offers a welcoming and nurturing environment, providing a gateway through which children can be fully immersed in the wonderment of the world of art through play and creativity.
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Visit the Children’s Museum Singapore
Venue: Coleman St, 23-B, Singapore 179807
Opening Hours: Tue – Sun, 9am to 1pm and 2pm to 6pm
Admission:
- Singaporeans and PRs: Free
- Foreign Residents and Tourist: $10 per child and $15 per adult
Children can take a voyage back in time to olden day Singapore, discover the wonders of nature, explore how our local communities celebrate birthdays and more, as the Children’s Museum Singapore (CMSG) opens its doors to families and more!
Due to limited capacity, visitors are strongly encouraged to book tickets online in advance, or they may not be able to enter if the museum is full. Do also note that adults must be accompanied by a child to be able to enter the museum.
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Stargazing at Science Centre Observatory
Location: Singapore Science Centre Observatory | 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433
Hour: 7 pm – 10 pm on selected days
Admission: from $17 (details below)
If you prefer looking into the night skies, why not make a trip to the Science Centre Observatory to take part in the stargazing programmes organised? While there are no programmes this week, the next session is 28 Apr 2023, slots are snapped up very quickly so we suggest booking early!
But do note that the programmes are suitable for different age groups and you should take note before booking!
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Venue: Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden, Singapore Botanic Gardens
Opening Hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 8 am to 7 pm (Closed on Mondays)
Admission: Free
Exciting news for families! The beloved Waterplay at Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden has undergone a spectacular transformation, reopening with a significantly expanded space and captivating new features.
For those of you who remember, the previous waterplay zone was just a little wading area for toddler to splash around it. That has changed with the new zone stretching across approximately 500 square meters—more than triple its original size—this interactive play zone offers children an immersive way to explore the wonders of the water cycle through fun and engaging water features.
Designed to bring the water cycle to life, the waterplay area introduces kids to the concepts of rain formation, transpiration, and runoff through hands-on play. Experience features such as mist zones, wading pools and jets with varying spray patterns and heights!
Here’s an updated list of water playgrounds in Singapore where you can go for splashing family fun!
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Pirates Sea Adventure at NEX Singapore
Venue: Level 4 Roof-top of NEX Singapore
Opening Hours: 11 am – 7 pm
Admission: Free
Located at the roof-top of NEX, KidzPlay @ SkyGarden is a popular venue with families as it boast both a wet and dry play space for kids. The play space was temporarily closed and a new refreshed playground was reopened in 2023. The dry toddler’s playground opened in mid-2023 while the wet water play only recently reopened!
The wet water play area, Pirates Sea Adventure, is suitable for children between 5 to 12 years old and offers water play options for families looking for a splashing good time! It offers a main Pirate Ship-themed play structure with a splashing bucket and more, as well as a Giant Octopus slide for little ones to slide on too! There’s ample seating for parents and a changing room for kids too!
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Have Fun At The Dino-themed Water Playground at Causeway Point
Venue: Causeway Point, Level 7
Opening Hours: TBC
Admission: Free
Families can expect more fun and excitement in their next visit to Causeway Point with the opening of the new Dino-themed wet playground! Located at Level 7 of the mall, the playground includes slides, splashes and water sprouts designed as dinosaurs and more!
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Go Splashing At Oasis Waterpark @ Yishun
Location: Next to MSCP, Blk 307 Yishun Ring Road
Date: 9 am – 7.30 pm (daily)
Admission: Free
Oasis Waterpark @ Nee Soon East reopens from 12 June 2022 and families can start planning to visit for splashing fun! This huge waterpark provides relief from the sweltering weather with its water play features – there are also ample seating and toilets for washing up after play time too!
If you are coming, you can head towards Blk 307 / Blk 311 at Yishun Ring Road! Check out our Facebook LIVE when we visited the playground on the reopening day!
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Play For Free At The Exciting Toa Payoh Water Playground
Venue: In-front of Blk 144 Lorong 2 Toa Payoh
Opening Hours: 8 am – 9 pm (Water Playpark)
Admission: Free
Located at Lorong 2 Toa Payoh, Play @ Heights Park is a small family-friendly park nestled within the neighbourhood with a water playpark, sand playground, an high-elements play structure and fitness equipment too!
Open from 8 am to 9 pm daily, families will want to visit the water play area where you will get some splashing fun! You will find water sprouts, fountains and even a wavy water channel for the kids to play in!
Not just water play – those who prefer not to get wet can go over to the sand playground or the trampoline play within the park too! We recommend visiting in the mornings when it might be less sunny and hopefully less crowded too!
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Visit the Family-Friendly Playgrounds in Tengah
Venue: Around Plantation Village
Opening Hours: 24 Hours
Tengah, Singapore’s new neighborhood, is a treasure trove of unique playgrounds for families with young children. From fruity to bug-themed play areas, there’s something for everyone! At Plantation Village, discover the Nutmeg and Spices Playgrounds, designed for various ages and abilities. Thrill-seekers will love the Nutmeg Playground with its giant turnip-inspired pods and netted tunnels. For little chefs, the Kitchen Playground at Block 126B offers pretend cooking fun, while toddlers can explore safely at Block 129C’s age-appropriate playground. Don’t miss the Pepper Playground at Block 123, where kids can test their agility on tunnels and rope bridges. With such a variety of playgrounds, Tengah is the perfect place for a family outing.
For more details, check out our write-up here.
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Explore Nature with the Family at the New Mandai Boardwalk
Venue: Mandai Wildlife Reserve
Admission: Free
Looking for a free and family-friendly outdoor activity? Head to the newly opened Mandai Boardwalk at Mandai Wildlife Reserve! This peaceful 3.3km boardwalk offers stunning views of the Upper Seletar Reservoir and Central Catchment Nature Reserve.
As you stroll, you’ll pass five thematic stations, including Tree Frog’s Hangout and Damselfly’s Wing, showcasing the connection between the forest and water ecosystems.
The boardwalk, open daily from 7am to 7pm, is wheelchair accessible and ideal for visitors of all ages. Easily accessible from River Wonders or Mandai Wildlife East, it’s an ideal outing for families and nature lovers alike!
For more information, check out our write-up here.
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Discover Road Safety Fun at Choa Chu Kang’s Mini-Road Safety Playground
Venue: Block 208 Choa Chu Kang Central, Singapore 680208
Opening Hours: 24 Hours
Admission: Free
Introduce your kids to road safety at Choa Chu Kang’s Mini-Road Safety Playground! Located in front of Block 208 Choa Chu Kang Central, this miniature road circuit features real-life road markings, directional arrows, zebra crossings, yellow boxes, and traffic signs. Kids can bring their bicycles or scooters and navigate the mini roads, learning valuable road safety skills through play.
Parents can join the fun as pedestrians or “traffic police,” making it a great bonding activity! Adjacent to the safety playground, you’ll find a traditional playground with swings, a slide, climbing structures, an exercise corner, a badminton court, and a running track.
Continue the fun by visiting nearby attractions like The Arena @ Keat Hong or the Choa Chu Kang Mini-Waterpark, both offering unique play experiences!
For more information, check out our write-up.
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Explore The Newly-Opened Bidadari Park + Adventure Playwoods Playground
Bidadari Park, a newly opened gem in the heart of Singapore, offers a blend of natural beauty and thoughtful design. The park features scenic spots, birdwatching hides, trails, a nature playgarden and more!
Explore lush trails with mature trees like the Tembusu, perfect for birdwatching enthusiasts. Discover the upper and lower marshlands —ideal for spotting dragonflies, amphibians, and birds.
Take a hike up the Hillock, a migratory bird hotspot that offers a scenic stopover for over 150 bird species. The land bridge connects visitors to more park exploration while boosting wildlife connectivity.
Inspired by the park’s wildlife, the Adventure Playwoods playground features a 5-metre tall treehouse, slides, climbing nets, and a sand playground—perfect for kids!
For more details, check out our full write-up!
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Visit the Playgrounds Along the Alexandra Linear Canal Park
Venue: Between Commonwealth Ave to Tanglin Road
Opening Hours: 24 hrs (7 pm – 7 am, lighting hours)
Linking Commonwealth Avenue to Tanglin Rd, Alexandra Canal Linear Park is a 1.4km strip that starts from Queenstown MRT Station and runs along Strathmore Estate before ending at Tanglin Road, where it leads to Alexandra Park Connector.
Along the park, you will find the popular Alice in Wonderland Playground at Dawson Vista, Hills & Ribbons Playground at SkyResidences @ Dawson, Eco-Jungle Adventure Playground at Dawson, and many other neighbourhood playgrounds, including a skate corner with ramps and railings too! Cross over to the Alexandra Park Connector, and you will also find the Alexandra Canal Water Play Area too!
So if you are planning an outdoor play day, this might be a good option to bring the kids too!
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Discover Nekoland by The Polliwogs – Play and Cats at Clarke Quay Central
Venue: Clarke Quay Central, 6 Eu Tong Sen St #04-63, Singapore 059817
Opening Hours: 10 am – 8 pm Daily
Admission: $12 (Cat Interaction Zone), $25 (Playground)
Enjoy a blend of active play and adorable feline interaction at Nekoland, Clarke Quay Central. There are two separate zones, the indoor playground and the Cat Interaction Zone, each requiring its own admission.
Bond with 7 resident cats (more coming soon!) in the Cat Zone. A 30-min session with limited guests ensures a relaxed environment. Over at the playground area, explore fun zones like Mirror Maze, Trampolines, Ball Pits, and a toddlers’ area. Parents can also relax at the cozy café while keeping an eye on the kids!
Click here for more details!
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The Children’s Biodiversity Library by NLB and Singapore Oceanarium
Venue: Central Public Library, National Library Building
Opening Hours: 10 am – 9 pm
The Central Public Library, located at the National Library Building on Victoria Street, reopened on 12 January 2024 with a refreshed children’s section, which brings the wonders of biodiversity – with a focus on marine life – closer to young explorers. This is the first marine biodiversity-themed learning space for children at a public library in Singapore.
The Children’s Biodiversity Library offers new opportunities, including monthly programmes, for parents and children to have deeper learning in marine biodiversity.
The library includes features such as a floor-to-ceiling column with coral- like features, a collection of marine specimens including shark egg cases and coral skeletons, digital content from the aquarium, an outdoor mangrove showcase, and The Submarine, a room where families can expect regular educational programmes. The library will also feature gamification kiosks with features such as an interactive digital installation where patrons can colour an avatar from NLB’s well-loved Book Bugs series and see them appear on the projection screen.
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The Artground Offers Drop-in Sessions at One Holland Village
Venue: 7 Holland Village Way #01-20 One Holland Village, Singapore 275748
Opening Hours: 9.15 am – 6.15 pm
Admission: $5 per pax
The Artground @ One Holland Village is the 2nd space from The Artground offering families with kids between 0 to 9 year old a space to spend time together and to engage with each other through the arts. The play space will be offering drop-in sessions as well as regular arts-based programmes for families.
For its opening theme, The Artground presents, A Curious Garden. So come hop on toadstools, dance with the garden gnomes or hide in the treehouse! Spot the reimagined rocks in a garden and the colourful trail which may take your mind to new places of discovery. Come explore and let your imagination take flight in the arts space at One Holland Village.
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KidzWorld at the Singapore Zoo
Venue: Singapore Zoo, Tram Stop 4.
Opening Hours: Opens with Singapore Zoo
Admission: Free, included with admission to Singapore Zoo
The new KidzWorld is a one-hectare space that augments Singapore Zoo’s 50-year heritage of providing children and their families with a living classroom to experience animal encounters and plenty of opportunities for playtime.
A place where learning and fun meet, the experiences have been designed to spark and grow love for animals, wildlife and nature. These range from interactive play, to meeting animals, to a new water maze to dial up the fun.
Little ones will have lots of space to run at the outdoor playground and splash around in the water play area too. There will be lots of animal experiences where they can interact and get up-close to different animals, including dogs, cats, rabbits, goats and more!
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Visit the Attractions at the The Palawan @ Sentosa
Venue: Palawan Beach, Sentosa
The Palawan @ Sentosa is a 183,000 sq ft new lifestyle destination by the Shangri-La Group and will feature eight new play experiences for families! The attractions include an indoor electric go-kart circuit, an outdoor mini-golf course, a family beach club and more!
Dive into a world of experiences filled with waves of fun and dashes of joy with vibrant attractions such as HydroDash floating aqua park, UltraGolf 18-hole mini golf course and HyperDrive, an indoor gamified electric go-kart arena. Enjoy unique dining experiences at +Twelve terraced beach club, Splash Tribe family-oriented beach club and The Palawan Food Trucks. For dog owners, The Palawan Dog Run is a dedicated safe space for dogs to run off-leash. Come explore, play and bond at the ultimate beach wonderland.
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Visit A Fire Station Open House
Venue: Selected Fire Stations
Date: Every Saturday, 9.00am to 9.50am and 10.00am to 10.50am
Admission: FREE (walk-in, registration recommended)
The popular Fire Station Open Houses has been an ongoing hit with families! Head down to any of the participating Fire Stations to meet the firefighters and paramedics, and learn more on how SCDF responds to emergencies! You will even get to watch fire fighting demonstrations, board the SCDF vehicles, don the protective gear and more! Activities may differ according to the station that you visit.
Open Houses happen every Saturday with sessions at 9 am and 10 am.
You are encouraged to make an online booking. This will enable our fire stations to plan ahead and provide guests with the best visitor experience. Walk-in visitors without an online booking will be allowed entry depending on the availability of visitor slots.
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Family Fridays at the ArtScience Museum
Venue: ArtScience Museum | 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974
Date: Friday
Admission: FREE for up to 4 kids
Did you know that up to 4 children below the age of 12 gets to enter the ArtScience Museum for free on Fridays, with every adult ticket purchased? This is not valid for school or public holidays but is still a really good deal!
Use this promotions as an opportunity to bring the kids to the museum and to explore the exhibits happening too! The museum offers several child friendly exhibits and also regular family friendly activities and programmes too!
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Join a Free Family Blaster Session with Urban Tactical SG
Venue: Various part of Singapore
Admission: Free
If you are looking for an energy packed, excitement filled and fun overloaded experience that you can experience together with your child, you should try Foam Blasting. Foam Blasting uses form blasters, most popular being Dartzone and Nerf Blasters, to battle it out in different forms of game play.
Not sure where to start foam blasting? Check out Urban Tactical SG, a Singaporean foam blaster community that organises regular foam blaster games for families and advance players.
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Visit the Republic of Singapore Navy Museum
Venue: 112 Tanah Merah Coast Road
Opening Hours:
- Mon to Fri | 12pm to 5pm (Last entry at 4.30pm)
- Sat and Sun | 10am to 2pm (Last entry at 1.30pm)
- Closes on Tue
Admission: Free for Singaporeans and PR
The Singapore Navy Museum is a 3-storey museum that showcases the history of the Republic of Singapore Navy and the journey it took to be the modern fighting force today! Closed for a revamp, the museum reopened over the weekend and families can now arrange a visit to discover a brand-new look and exhibits!
Journey through the museum to discover more about the RSS Panglima, the first ship of the Republic of Singapore Navy, to more advance ships and equipment of today’s Navy! There will also be interactive elements where you can discover the different aspects of the Singapore Navy!
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Kidztropic Cove – A Play Space for Families to Play, Learn & Bond
Venue: Annex@furama, #05-02, 407 Havelock Road, Singapore 169634
Opening Hours: Tue to Fri (2 pm to 7 pm), Sat, Sun and PH (10 am to 8 pm)
Admission: from $15 (get tickets with extra play time here)
After the successful opening of Kidztropic Poiz, Kidztropic opens their second outlet at Annex@Furama! This new play space, Kidztropic Cove offers a space for young ones (below 6 years old) to engage in both structured and unstructured activities, encouraging children to learn through exploration, creativity and imaginative play.
At Kidztropic Cove, you won’t find massive play structures or energetic play. Instead, Kidztropic Cove allows young ones to engage in imaginative play with a big space with little toys around. There will be different types of toys in different areas to let little ones play with.
Little ones can play pretend in the little Kopitiam with a local twist, or drive along the road that runs through the playgrounds. There’s also a little ball pit that young ones can jump into too!
The play area has been designed to allow lots of open space with little fixed structures. This allows kids and parents to move around freely, and even to bring toys around as they play.
There are also lots of seating options for parents to chill and just soak in this parenthood moment, or to take a break while interacting with other parents too.
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Fun Times at the New Kidodo Space at Suntec City
Venue: 3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec City Tower 3, #03-350/351 Suntec City Mall, 038983
Opening Hours: 11 am – 8 pm (Weekdays), 11 am – 9 pm (Weekends)
Admission: from $20
Kidodo Space Indoor Playground is situated conveniently in Suntec City Tower 3, Level 3. Despite its modest shopfront appearance, the playground stretches far into the shop, providing a variety of enjoyable play experiences for children of all ages!
Kidodo Space offers a wide range of creative facilities, including a large ball pit, ball-spraying machines, light projection play, slides, carousel, trampoline, kids’ electric motorcycles, remote-controlled excavators, and more!
Some highlights are the variety of ball-spraying machines within the extensive ball pit! From one that shoots out balls like a volcano at high speed to another that collect balls above you to release them over you, these are sure to delight all little ones!
There’s also the remote-controlled excavators are a unique feature not commonly found in other indoor playgrounds. You can control them to dig up sand and balls, then release them at your chosen spot!
So come on down to visit this new playground at Suntec City now! Tickets are priced at $20 for an hour and $28 for 2 hours, get additional playtime when you purchase your playground admission tickets here!
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Whoose Party Playground at Grantral Mall
Venue: 601 MacPherson Road, Grantral Mall, #02-09, Singapore 368242
Opening Hours: 10.30 am – 8 pm (Mon – Thu), 10.30 am – 9 pm (Fri – Sun)
Admission: from $15 (get additional playtime with tickets here)
Whoose Party Indoor Playground is a new play venue conveniently located on the 2nd floor of Grantral Mall, near to Tai Seng MRT station. A children’s wonderland, Whoose Party is filled with a variety of fun play options for little ones to enjoy themselves.
The highlight of the playground is the 6.25m LED mega slide promising an exhilarating experience! Little drivers will also enjoy the Crazy Go-Kart where you get to navigate a toy car through the racing tracks, while little builders will have fun with creative expressions in the sandpit! Those who enjoy action will be please to find a trampoline as well as a giant ball pit with a spray ball machine and ball projection games for more interactive fun!
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Have Playground Fun at the Malls (Free)
Venue: Various
Finding fun activities for kids can be a challenging task, especially when the weather is unpredictable these days! But worry not, we’ve got you covered! Heading to a indoor play space is a great way for children to have fun and stay active, and Singapore has no shortage of shopping malls that offer these facilities. Here’s a list of 32 shopping malls with free play spaces that will keep your kids entertained for hours.
Here’s our list of 32 shopping malls with playgrounds in Singapore that you can consider heading to! Pack your bags and head out to one of these shopping malls to create some unforgettable memories with your little ones this weekend!
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Nature Kindred Is A Nature-Themed Space For Families
Venue: 65 Sungei Tengah Road, Singapore
Opening Hours: Sat & Sun, 10 am to 7 pm
Admission: Free, fees apply for activities
Nature Kindred is a nature-themed family venue located within a plant nursery where it aims to provide an opportunity for parents to disconnect from their everyday routines and responsibilities and focus on their relationship with each other and their children.
The venue offers a number of nature family activities for families to spend time together in nature and to create stronger family relationships! This includes the Parent-Child Fishing Experience, Parent-Child Bonding Workshops and Science Experiment Drop-off Programme.
And you will also find the Safari-Themed Cafe, Ten+ where you can have a meal or just to rest your feet for the day too!
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Visit The Best Outdoor Playgrounds!
Venue: Around Singapore
Pricing FREE
Did you know that Singapore probably has the most number of playgrounds per square meter of land space in the world? With a playground at almost every block away, the choices of where to play are aplenty! Narrow down your options with our list of the Best Outdoor Playgrounds (ALL FREE) in Singapore especially compiled for families always looking for more fun!
From water play to sand play, from slides to swings, you will find the best in the list and more in our round up of the best outdoor places to go for fun – and all for free!
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SINGAPO人: Discovering Chinese Singaporean Culture
Location: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, Kwan Im Thong Hood Cho Temple Gallery, Level 2
Date: Permanent
Hour: 2 pm – 8 pm (Mon), 10 am – 8 pm (Tue – Sun)
Admission: Free
The Chinese Singaporean identity is complex and always changing. Singapore is a Chinese majority nation-state with a significant proportion of non-Chinese. At the same time, Singapore is in Southeast Asia, a region with many ethnic groups, of which the Chinese form a small part of the overall population.
After interacting with diverse influences over many years, Chinese culture in Singapore has evolved in a way quite unlike other communities around the world. Go on a journey at SINGAPO人: Discovering Chinese Singaporean Culture across five specially curated zones to discover the Chinese Singaporean identity!
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Go On A Kayaking Adventure On The Waters
For those with older kids (7 years old and above), you may wish to go on an adventure on the waters by going kayaking! This water sport is great to get some sun, exercise and with only 2 of you on the kayak – there will be lots of bonding opportunity too!
We have put together a family’s guide to kayaking in Singapore where we have included a list of kayak rental venue for families.
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Go Bowling With The Kids
Venue: Various
An indoor and fun family activity, bowling centres can be easily found around the island. It is not weather dependent and is great for the seemingly erratic weather that we have experienced over the last week. And if you need help, here is a list of family-friendly bowling centres for your to consider!
Additionally, we have a couple of bowling deals for you to consider too! These include at
Singapore Bowling
Enjoy An Indoor Playground Promotions
If the weather does not allow (or if you prefer not to), here’s also a list of indoor playground promotions on BYKidO that you can enjoy this week.
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Head Outdoors To Nature With The Family
Venue: Various
Dates: Various
Fees: Free
Despite our relatively small size, Singaporean families are blessed with an abundance of parks and reservoirs to explore, many of which are family-friendly too. If you are thinking of heading out to explore nature with your family but is not sure where to start, here’s a list of 11 Family-friendly Nature Walking Trails to get you started!
If you like to get more details of specific parks or to read about the latest parks, you may also visit our Park’s Page that consolidates all the recent articles that we have written on parks.
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Visit A Library Near You
Venue: Libraries island wide
Date: Any day, opening hours varies
Fees: Free
Make a visit to your nearby library a regular family affair! By fostering a love for reading, you not only help your child develop a healthy habit, but also expose them to the diverse programmes and activities that our libraries offer. From storytelling and workshops to movie nights and more, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss out on the latest happenings organised by the National Library Board happening island-wide!
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