The Best Things To Do With Kids In Singapore This Week (21 to 27 Sep 2026)



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Here's a list of weekly family fun events and experiences for you to create family fun this week!

Enjoy Halloween adventures across Resorts World Sentosa at Festival of Thrills 2026. Celebrate Mid-Autumn with lanterns and cultural activities at Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival at Chinese Garden, and see Jurong Lake Gardens come alive with lanterns at Lights by the Lake 2026.

Build, create and imagine at Riri’s Children Playloft, then watch colours come to life in the theatre performance White by The Artground.

Read on to find out more! For more ideas, head over to our weekly recommendations (compiled and updated weekly with experiences).Ā Join our Telegram group for the more up-to-date sharing too!

1. Enjoy Halloween Fun across Resorts World Sentosa at Festival of Thrills 2026

Venue:Ā Resorts World Sentosa, across Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium, Adventure Cove Waterpark and WEAVE
Date:Ā 1 Sep – 1 Nov 2026Ā 
Admission:Ā Prices vary by attraction

Resorts World Sentosa’s Festival of Thrills 2026 brings two months of Halloween fun, with family-friendly daytime activities, underwater adventures and scarier experiences for older visitors.

At Universal Studios Singapore, Trick or Thrills runs from 1 Sep–1 Nov, with Halloween dĆ©cor, trick-or-treating, character meet-and-greets and the new Belloween Ball Minion show. Regular admission starts from S$76/adult and S$69/child.

Over at Singapore Oceanarium, Into the Glowcean (5 Sep–1 Nov) transforms the aquarium with interactive installations, workshops and Halloween surprises, while Adventure Cove Waterpark offers the interactive Legend Keepers quest.

Families can also look out for Halloween activities at WEAVE, while older teens and adults can take on Halloween Horror Nights 14 on selected nights from 25 Sep–1 Nov. Halloween Horror Nights is not recommended for children under 13.

Click here for the full Festival of Thrills programme and planning tips.

2. Celebrate Mid-Autumn with Lanterns and Cultural Fun at Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival at Chinese Garden

Venue:Ā Chinese Garden (Bonsai Garden, Grand Arch, and Tea Pavilion)
Dates:Ā 19 Sep – 4 Oct 2026 (Hands-on activities: 19–20 & 25–27 Sep 2026, 6.30pm–9.30pm)
Admission:Ā Free

Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival joins Lights by the Lake 2026 at Chinese Garden, bringing free family activities and evening entertainment to the gardens.

Kids can follow Xiao Qing’s Special Delivery, a free stamp rally inspired by the Legend of Madame White Snake, or head to the Bonsai Garden for lantern making, hanfu dress-up, traditional games and stamp printing.

The festivities take place on 19–20 & 25–27 Sep, 6.30pm–9.30pm, with storytelling sessions and other cultural activities happening throughout the evenings.

3. Follow a Magical Lantern Trail at Jurong Lake Gardens’ Lights by the Lake 2026

Venue: Jurong Lake GardensĀ 
Dates: 19 - 27 Sep 2026, Lantern displays till 4 Oct 2026
Admission: Free

Looking for a magical family evening out this Mid-Autumn Festival? Lights by the Lake 2026 returns to Jurong Lake Gardens with large-scale lantern installations lighting up the gardens and water.

Follow The Legend of the White Snake through a five-scene storytelling lantern trail, while weekends bring bouncy castles, interactive games and a Festive Food market for families.

Find out more about Lights by the Lake 2026 here.

4. Build, Create and Play at Riri’s Children Playloft

Venue:Ā Sin Ming Plaza Tower 1, 2 Sin Ming Road, #01-04/05, Singapore 575583
Opening Hours:Ā 
1pm–8pm (Mon–Fri) | 9am–8pm (Sat, Sun, Public Holidays & Special School Holidays)
Fee:Ā 
$26 (Child) | $8 (Adult) | $6 (Senior)

Riri’s Children Playloft offers a calmer alternative to traditional indoor playgrounds, with a warm, wood-filled space designed for open-ended, imaginative play.

Kids can build and create at the Giant Rainbow PegBoard, play with wooden pretend-play sets, puzzles and blocks, or head to the padded soft-play area for younger children. Upstairs, the Campfire Zone and Light & Shadow Play add more opportunities for creative and sensory play.

A great option for families looking for calmer, less stimulating indoor play, especially for younger kids who enjoy imaginative and open-ended activities.

Click here for a closer look at the play areas, admission details and planning tips.

5. Watch Colours Come to Life at White by
The Artground

Venue: The Artground @ GAC - WhiteBox
Dates: 26 - 27 Sep, 1 - 4 Oct 2026Ā 
Admission: $28, SG Culture Pass eligible

White is a playful and visually enchanting theatre experience for children aged 3–6, presented by The Artground and Catherine Wheels Theatre Company.

Follow two friends as they care for their birds and eggs in an all-white world, until unexpected colours begin appearing in the trees. Filled with music, humour and visual storytelling, the show invites little ones to watch, wonder and join in as their world transforms.

A gentle and sensory introduction to theatre, making it a lovely choice for little ones experiencing their first live performance.

Find out more here.



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This article is prepared by

Leona Quek
Blessed with 3 handsome and loving boys in her life. Two of them call her Mommy, the other calls her Wifey. Every night, she wishes for an early bedtime, but misses her babies as soon as they sleep.

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