The Best Things To Do With Kids In Singapore This Week (23 Feb to 1 Mar 2026)

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

As always, this is just a compilation of our weekly five ideas, if you need more ideas for family fun, do head over to our weekly updated list of weekly recommendations or join our Telegram group for the most up-to-date recommendations!

Gallop into festive fun at Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2026 at Lot One, then catch the F1 Pit Building come alive as Chingay Parade 2026 dazzles with vibrant performances. History takes centre stage at Battle for Singapore 2026, where tours and talks uncover Singapore’s wartime past.

Animal lovers can join the furry fun at SMU PAW Animal Day 2026, packed with games, performances, and paw-some encounters. Wrap up the excitement at Changi Airport Terminal 2’s The Wonderfall, where Disney, Pixar, and Marvel favourites light up the iconic waterfall in a dazzling music and water show.

1. Gallop Into Festive Fun at Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2026 at Lot One

Venue: Lot One Shoppers’ Mall
Date: 28 February & 1 March 2026
Admission: Free 

From 28 February to 1 March 2026, Lot One Shoppers’ Mall transforms into a vibrant festive playground as the Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2026 brings you two days of free activities and spectacular performances.

Welcoming the Year of the Horse, this year’s theme draws inspiration from The Tale of King Mu, Son of Heaven, bringing the eight legendary horses to life through creativity, culture and hands-on fun.

Get ready to gallop into the festive spirit with revolving lantern-making, Chinese ink painting, the Chinese Xiangqi Puzzle Adventure and more. Bring the whole family for free storytelling sessions, mini-games, craft activities and even a Chinese restaurant-themed travelling exhibition to enrich your Lunar New Year celebrations.

And that’s not all — don’t miss the exciting lineup of stage performances! From lion and dragon dances to a Chinese ink painting demo, Chinese music showcase and Teochew opera performance, there’s something to wow every member of your family. Scroll down for all the details and plan your visit.

2. Experience the Spectacle of Chingay Parade 2026 at F1 Pit Building

Venue: F1 Pit Building 
Dates: 27 and 28 Feb 2026
Admission: From $20 (Eligible for SG Culture Pass)

Singapore’s largest community parade returns this February with a spectacular twist. Chingay Parade 2026, organised by the People’s Association, is set to transform the F1 Pit Building into a glowing celebration of hopes and dreams.

Themed “Wish”, the 54th edition of the parade promises to be a visually stunning event for families, blending Singapore’s multicultural heritage with modern creativity. For parents looking to introduce their children to local culture in a fun, high-energy environment, this year's edition offers a unique viewing experience that brings the audience closer to the action than ever before.

3. Explore Singapore’s Wartime Past at Battle for Singapore 2026

Venue: At various locations (see details below)
Date: 21 Feb – 8 Mar 2026

In commemoration of the 84th anniversary of the Fall of Singapore, Battle for Singapore 2026 brings together researchers, heritage enthusiasts and interest groups through a series of public events organised by the National Heritage Board and Museum Roundtable members. The programme features guided tours, talks and exhibitions that spotlight both familiar and lesser-known WWII stories and locations across Singapore. Highlights include specially curated visits to historically significant sites that are usually not open to the public, with the signature experience being a guided tour of the Southern Islands.

For more info, kindly visit this link.

4. Join the Furry Fun at SMU PAW Animal Day 2026

Venue: SMU Campus Green 
Dates: 1 Mar 2026, 11 am - 6 pm
Admission: Free

Organised by Singapore Management University (SMU) People for Animal Welfare (PAW),  the annual SMU PAW Animal Day 2026 is happening on 1 March 2026. SMU PAW Animal Day is PAW's flagship celebration of animal welfare — bringing together the community through fun activities, learning opportunities, and unforgettable moments with furry friends.

Families can head down and take part in carnival-style game booths and DIY craft, and enjoy performances by SMU performing arts clubs (Eurhythmix, Funk Movement and SoundFoundry) and giveaways. Those with pets are encouraged to bring your pets along and to shop at the booths selling pets-related food and merchandise. 

Event is free with registration. The first 200 registered participants will receive exclusive goodie bag items (bring your own bag for the goodie bag).

5. Step Into the Magic of Disney at Changi Airport Terminal 2’s The Wonderfall

Venue: Changi Airport Terminal 2, Departure Hall
Dates: Till 31 May 2026
Admission: Free

The Wonderfall at Changi Airport Terminal 2 has been given a magical makeover, bringing a slice of the Disney Adventure cruise experience to land. Families can catch the usual mesmerising cascading water display as well as a vibrant, three-minute Disney-themed show. 

The performance features a medley of your favourite tunes and appearances from Disney, Pixar, and Marvel characters. It is designed to showcase the seven themed areas of the Disney Adventure cruise ship, making it a great "teaser" if you have been dreaming of a holiday at sea.

The show will happen every 30 mins. While we have not found consistent information about the show timing, we caught ours at 4.15 pm. 

Bonding can also take place at home - in small little moments - Introducing BYKidO's Small Wins Menu

We don't always have to go out or seek the next big exciting event to keep the kids entertained. Sometimes, a little moment at home and just 5 mins is enough! That's why we launched a "Small Wins Menu" designed for real-world parenting.

We all know that too much screen time can be a challenge, but instead of "banning screens," this guide focuses on "Small Wins"—bite-sized, screen-free activities that strengthen parent-child bonds right in your living room.

• The "Toy Rescue": A 15-minute ice-breaker for the little ones (literally!).
• The "Floor is Lava": The ultimate sofa-friendly way to lead the play while you recharge.
• The "Kitchen Disco": High-energy bonding that shakes off a bad mood for everyone.
• The "Leader Hike": Building confidence and achievement, one trail at a time.

From high-energy activities that get you moving to "sofa-friendly" ideas that allow you to recharge until you’re ready to join in the fun, there is something for every mood.

Head over to our Small Win Menu, and find the perfect activity for your current energy level and start building a more connected, resilient family relationship today.