Here's a list of the best things to do and places to go with kids! Updated with the latest events and experiences weekly!
Last Update: 22 Jun 2026
Get the latest events and experiences for families in Singapore. This list is updated weekly with the aim of providing you with the latest information on what you can do this week with your family!
This list is separated into 3 sections. Section 1, This Week, shares 5 - 6 activities and new venues that you can visit this week. Section 2, Ongoing, includes previously recommended activities that are still happening, and the last section, More Venues, includes some of our favourite places to bring your kids out to!
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!
The Best Things To Do With Kids This Week
1. Go Behind the Scenes at ALL ACCESS 2.0 at the
F1 Pit Building

Venue: F1 Pit Building
Dates: 26 Jun - 26 Jul 2026
Admission: Free with registration
As the excitement for the night race begins to build, families can take an exclusive, completely free look behind the scenes at the F1 Pit Building. Following a massive turnout last year, ALL ACCESS 2.0 has returned with an even larger interactive layout, making it a perfect educational and high-octane morning or afternoon out for parents and kids alike.
The experience gets you past the usual barriers and straight into highly restricted zones. Your little racing fans can stand on the actual victory podium, check out the drivers' cool-down room, and even enter the high-tech Race Control nerve centreâthe exact room where race officials monitor every corner of the track on race weekend. It is a fantastic way for children to see how Singapore's regular streets are transformed into a global circuit.
Beyond the technical zones, kids can get hands-on by inspecting real track building blocks like heavy-duty TECPRO barriers and steel kerbs. They can even step into a professional commentary booth by beIN SPORTS Asia to try calling a race live on the mic.
To top it off, every family visiting gets the opportunity to win exclusive tickets to fan favourite events. Find out more here.Â
2. Embark on A Magical Island Adventure: Letâs Set Sail with Disney Cruise Line at Sentosa

Venue: Various locations across Sentosa, Singapore
Date: 24 Juneâ20 September 2026
Admission: From S$8 (Child) | From S$10 (Adult)
From 24 June to 20 September 2026, Sentosa transforms into A Magical Island Adventure: Letâs Set Sail with Disney Cruise Line, a three-month island-wide experience inspired by the upcoming Disney Adventure cruise.
Across Sentosa, families can explore seven themed zones linked to Disney Cruise Line, from Sensoryscape and the Singapore Cable Car â Sentosa Line to Palawan Beach and the Southernmost Point. Collect medallion stamps along the way as you journey through interactive installations, character photo spots, and immersive storytelling moments.
Highlights include Disney-themed Sentosa Express trains, sky-high Cable Car cabins featuring Toy Story Place and Disney Discovery Reef designs, and beachside installations at Palawan Beach. Expect giant displays like a 6-metre Baymax inflatable, Toy Story bath-toy characters, Marvel-inspired zones, and glowing night-time lighting that transforms the shoreline.
At Sensoryscape, discover 13 princess-themed hammock installations and an illuminated night trail with over 100 lighting effects. Central Beach Bazaar adds a 3.5-metre Magical Compass photo spot, while exclusive merchandise across the island completes the experience.
Guests sailing on Disney Adventure may also enjoy selected Sentosa perks, including attraction access and discounts. A full island takeover, this limited-time event blends Disney storytelling with Sentosaâs iconic landscapes.
3. Dive Into CRYBABY Cry Me an Ocean at
Singapore Oceanarium

Venue: Singapore Oceanarium, Resorts World Sentosa
Date: 24 Juneâ30 August 2026
Admission: Outdoor installations are free, while indoor installations require an entrance ticket
From 24 June to 30 August 2026, Singapore Oceanarium at Resorts World Sentosa transforms into a playful underwater world with CRYBABY Cry Me an Oceanâa limited-time family experience blending art, storytelling, and marine discovery.
In collaboration with POP MART, Resorts World Sentosa, and the Singapore Tourism Board, CRYBABY is reimagined as adorable ocean-inspired characters spread across 11 immersive photo zones. Families can spot giant inflatables and sculptures, including towering 5-metre ANGLERFISH and PUFFERFISH figures outside the entrance and a 2-metre WHALESHARK greeting visitors inside the galleries.
Beyond photo moments, each installation is placed alongside real marine habitats, encouraging kids to learn about ocean life through interactive storytelling and discovery. The experience is designed to make conservation and marine education fun and engaging for all ages.
Before heading home, visit the CRYBABY POP-UP Store at WEAVE, Resorts World Sentosa, featuring exclusive merchandise and an eye mask giveaway with minimum spend (while stocks last).
Outdoor installations are free, while Oceanarium access requires admission (Adult S$55, Child/Senior S$43). A school holiday outing that combines cute collectibles, learning, and underwater adventure in one stop.
4. Enter a Yellow Inflatable Playground at JuJu World, IMBA Theatre

Venue: IMBA Theatre, West Lawn
Dates: 20 Jun - 18 Jul 2026
Admission: from $10
Step into JuJu World at IMBA Theatre, Gardens by the Bay (West Lawn, beside Bayfront Plaza), a striking all-yellow inflatable experience by artist Cj Hendry running from 20 June to 18 July 2026. Designed as an interactive art playground, this limited-time attraction invites families to play, explore, and snap unforgettable photos in a surreal immersive setting.
Inside, kids can dive into a massive ball pit filled with mini JuJu figures, lounge on oversized inflatable characters, and race down bright yellow slides. The space also features soft inflatable flowers and photo-ready installations designed for active, hands-on funâunlike traditional âlook-onlyâ exhibitions.
Collectors will love the Singapore-exclusive merchandise, including Small JuJu blind boxes ($39) with nine collectible designs, mystery bags from $10, and lifestyle items like plush toys, caps, bottles, and apparel.
Do note socks are compulsory, and loose items should be secured before entering play zones. Each session is limited to 60 minutes.
Tickets are priced at $15 (adults), $10 (children aged 3â12), and free for toddlers under 3. Open daily with varying hours, this vibrant yellow playground is a high-energy school holiday stop for families who love play-based experiences and photo-worthy moments.
5. Explore Future Tech at Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Center Singapore (HMGICS)

Venue: Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Center Singapore (HMGICS), 2 Bulim Avenue, Singapore 649674
Opening Hours: TueâSun, 10amâ7pm (Closed on Mon)
At Hyundai Motor Group Innovation Center Singapore (HMGICS), families can explore how robotics, smart farming, and sustainability come together inside a real innovation facilityâturning learning into a hands-on adventure for kids.
Start with the free Discovery Tour (~90 minutes), which introduces future mobility, smart manufacturing, and sustainability. Families can explore a Smart Farm, harvest fresh greens, enjoy a VR factory experience, and even view the Skytrack and IONIQ Lounge. Bookings are required via the Hyundai Discovery Tour website.
For younger children (ages 3â6), the Smart Food Lab runs on weekends at 10.30am and 4.30pm (60 mins, $15/child). Kids explore food through sensory play and end with a fresh wrap-making activity. One adult per child is required.
For older kids (ages 6â12), the SPOT Robot Coding Workshop takes place on weekends at 10.00am and 4.00pm (90 mins, $25/child), where they build and code a mini robot inspired by HMGICSâ SPOT robot.
This is a rare family experience where food, farming, robotics, and future tech come togetherâall proceeds support the Presidentâs Challenge.
Ongoing Events
Here, you will find previously recommended events and activities that are still happening this week, giving you more ideas to bring your kids out to!
Catch FIFA World Cup 2026 Action at CHIJMES & Capitol Singapore

Venue: CHIJMES, Capitol Singapore, Chinatown Point and Perennial Business City
Date: 11 Jun â 20 Jul 2026
Admission: Free
Football fans can soak up the FIFA World Cup 2026 atmosphere at CHIJMES and Capitol Singapore, where live match screenings, football-themed activities, dining promotions, and exciting giveaways will take place throughout the tournament.
Watch matches on giant screens, enjoy special food and drink deals, and take part in family-friendly activities including football clinics, AI-powered football avatar creation, Drone Soccer Sky Games, and football challenges for kids.
The festivities extend to Chinatown Point, where visitors can enjoy free football-themed game stations, and Perennial Business City, which will host Singapore's first five-week Drone Soccer Sky League.
Don't miss the "Spend & Score" promotion too. Spend a minimum of $40 to play a football-themed game and stand a chance to win shopping and dining vouchers, with qualifying purchases also earning entries into a grand draw featuring prizes worth over $130,000.
Whether you're planning a match-day outing with friends or a family day out during the school holidays, click here for the full list of activities, screenings, and promotions.
Explore a Kueh-Inspired Playground at OTH Festival 2026 â The Great Tampines Kueh-scape

Venue: Our Tampines HubÂ
Dates: 20 Jun - 28 Jun (closed 22 Jun)
Admission: Free
Celebrate Tampinesâ rich multicultural heritage through the beloved tradition of âkuehâ, a shared culinary icon across communities, at OTH Festival 2026 â The Great Tampines Kueh-scape, taking place from 20Â June to 28 June 2026.
Town Square @ OTH is transformed into a vibrant, interactive playground of oversized kueh-inspired installations, live performances, games, and community-led experiences. Highlights includes
- Kueh Gym: larger-than-life community playground where Singaporeâs most beloved kueh are reimagined as playful, oversized fitness challenges.
- Kueh on the Run: Families and friends team up to take on fun, bite-sized challenges across the festival grounds, unlocking and collecting digital kueh. The first 2,000 participants per day will receive exclusive giveaways.
- Kueh on the Run Performance: a 30-minute interactive comedy as Chef Dorothy goes on a frantic chase to find her runaway kueh - Ang Ku Kueh, and Kueh Lapis - each with a mind (and personality) of their own!
- Sangam by Bornfire Circus (Singapore) - Aerial Open Stage: Dazzling aerial silks, gravity-defying acrobatics, and roaming circus acts, including jugglers and unicyclists weaving through the crowd, come together in a vibrant performance that fills every corner of the festival with energy and excitement.
- The Full Platter Crew: A high-energy grand finale that brings the festival to a roaring close with a vibrant celebration of multicultural rhythm, movement, and youth-led creativity.
From playful physical installations and digital challenges to storytelling, music, and cultural showcases, the festival invites residents of all ages to explore, move, and connect. Check https://www.facebook.com/OurTampinesHub for more details.Â
Step Into Disney Garden of Wonder at Floral Fantasy

Venue: Gardens by the Bay, Floral Fantasy
Dates: 8 Jun 2026 - 14 Mar 2027
Admission: Tickets to Floral Fantasy applies
Disney Garden of Wonder returns to Floral Fantasy this June. The second season of the popular floral display brings a fresh floral makeover for all Disney fans! For the first time in Singapore, families can see characters from Toy Story 5 and Frozen rendered in stunning horticultural displays, providing a magical backdrop for holiday photos without the stress of outdoor elements.
Beyond the international favourites, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck will also be "going local." The display features the iconic duo attempting a "teh tarik" pull, offering a playful way to introduce younger children to local coffee shop culture.Â
Families will also find displays dedicated to Beauty and the Beast, Jasmine & Rajah and the Hundred Acre Wood. Make sure to have your phones and cameras fully charged before making a visit!
Explore the Deep Sea at Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath at ArtScience Museum

Venue: ArtScience MuseumÂ
Dates: 6 Jun - 11 Nov 2026
Admission: from $19.50
Dive beneath the oceanâs surface this June Holiday and embark on an extraordinary journey at ArtScience Museum. In celebration of the landmark exhibition Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath, visitors of all ages are invited to explore a specially curated programme of interactive and educational experiences inspired by biodiversity, sustainability, and creative discovery.
The exhibition unfolds across five immersive zones ranging from the sunlit surface to the oceanâs deepest and darkest reaches. Along the way, visitors are set to encounter breathtaking, neverâbeforeâseen footage captured by OceanXâs cuttingâedge research vessel, OceanXplorer, revealing hidden worlds that few have ever witnessed.
Young visitors can encounter the exhibition through the specially curated Into the Ocean Kidâs Tour, where an Education Specialist will bring each ocean zone to life through imaginative storytelling and hands-on discovery. Complementing this experience, the Create an Eco-Friendly Bag workshop explores sustainability by combining creativity with practical sewing skills, allowing visitors to craft their own eco-friendly bag from recycled materials.
Experience Sesame Street Like Never Before at Marina Square with Sesame Street Magical Art World

Venue: Marina Square, Atrium
Dates: 5 - 28 Jun 2026, 11 am - 9.30 pm
Admission: Free
This June, Marina Square is proud to present Sesame Street Magical Art World, the internationally acclaimed exhibition making its debut in Southeast Asia. Running from 5 to 28 June 2026, the mall atrium will come alive with large-scale installations, and paintings by 10 global artists each offering a unique reimagining of Sesame Street's iconic characters.
At the heart of the exhibition is âArt Crossingâ, where classic pop culture collides with contemporary artistic vision. Working across painting, sculpture, and large-scale installation, each of the featured artists presents a unique reinterpretation of Sesame Streetâs beloved characters. Vivid colours, unexpected textures, and striking forms breathe new life into familiar icons, while thoughtfully curated spaces and interactive elements invite visitors to experience them in an entirely new way.Â
Families can also expect 6 monumental inflatable sculptures and 10 distinctive large-scale artworks as well as activities for kids, including a maze-like doodling space, ball pit, mini-golf and more!Â
Cheer Together at Free FIFA World Cup 2026 Live Screenings Islandwide

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The upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026 offers a fantastic opportunity for parents to bond with their children over a shared love of sport. Watching a massive tournament together creates lasting family memories and lets you experience the electric match-day atmosphere as a family.
Starting from 12 June 2026, the People's Association (PA), Sport Singapore (SportSG), and The Kallang Group (TKG) are bringing FREE Live Screenings to across more than 50 Community Clubs (CCs), five ActiveSG Sport Centres, and Kallang Wave Mall!Â
Get the full list of free screening venues here!
Kick off Childrenâs Season with The Great River Adventure at Indian Heritage Centre

Venue:Â Indian Heritage Centre
Date: Open House â 16 & 17 May 2026 | Great River Adventure â 16 Mayâ26 Jul 2026
Time: 10amâ6pm
Fee: Free admission
Families can kick off Childrenâs Season with a free, sustainability-themed experience at the Indian Heritage Centre, where storytelling, sensory play and interactive discovery come together in a river-inspired journey designed for young explorers.
The Open House weekend (16â17 May) offers a full day of hands-on activities, including creative arts and crafts in the lobby and interactive exploration of The Great River Adventure exhibition. Families can also look forward to limited-edition keepsakes for the first 100 children each day, making it a special way to start the season.
Running until 26 July 2026, The Great River Adventure transforms the space into an immersive river-themed maze where children journey through storytelling stations focused on imagination and sustainability. Along the way, they can meet characters, engage in sensory play, and even write eco-promises to hang on a symbolic Banyan Tree.
Together, these programmes at Indian Heritage Centre offer families a playful yet meaningful way to explore heritage, environment and storytelling through interactive experiences designed for children.
Embark On A Sensory Art Journey with When Art Meets Nature at National Gallery Singapore

Venue: National Gallery Singapore, City Hall Wing, Level 1 â City Hall Alcove & Keppel Centre for Art Education
Date: 30 April 2026 â 1 November 2026
Time: During gallery opening hours
Fee: Free admission
What does a forest sound like indoors, or a river feel like through art? When Art Meets Nature invites families on a sensory-rich journey inspired by the natural world. Co-curated with the Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts, this exhibition brings two acclaimed works from Taiwanâs Taoyuan Childrenâs Art Center to Singapore for the first time.
In Peace Forest by Soh Ee Shaun, children can explore a whimsical landscape filled with soft sculptures of endangered animals and lush botanical formsâperfect for open-ended play and quiet discovery. Meanwhile, Where the River Runs by Yenting Hsu offers a sound-led experience inspired by indigenous stories from Taiwanâs Dahan River, weaving together culture, ecology, and memory.
Blending art, nature, and storytelling, this cross-cultural showcase encourages environmental awareness while making art accessible and engaging for young visitorsâwell worth adding to your family outing list.
Step Into Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Venue:Â Green Canvas located within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve
Date:Â 24 April to 13 September 2026
Admission: From $46 for adults and $40 for children
Making its first stop in Asia, Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue is arriving at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve this April.
This isn't just a walk-through gallery; itâs a high-energy, "phygital" (physical + digital) adventure. Families will step into the shoes of heroes to navigate a one-hour story-driven quest. Whether you are a seasoned pro or have never played the game, the experience is designed to be intuitive, collaborative, and, most importantly, a fantastic way for the kids to burn off some creative energy.
Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue runs from 24 Apr to 13 Sep 2026 at Green Canvas located within the Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Admission is by allocated timeslots with 15-minute intervals.
Join the Super Savers Trail Adventure at Mandai Wildlife Reserveâs POSB Living Classroom

Venue: Mandai Wildlife Reserve, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
Opening Hours: Available at all times
Admission: Free
Get ready to turn your little ones into "Super Savers" with the launch of the POSB Living Classroom. This new addition to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve blends outdoor adventure with essential life skills.
The highlight of the launch is the Super Savers Trail, where children are invited to join Ranger Buddies Al and Min on a mission to fund a new "Ranger Buggy" for the animals of Mandaria. Itâs a clever way to introduce the concept of financial literacyâteaching kids how to earn, save, and spend wiselyâall while exploring the lush surroundings of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Using the Ranger Buddies app as their digital guide, kids will navigate the Smiley Living Classroom to complete challenges that reward smart money choices.
Beyond the trail, families can dive into Smileyâs Forest Adventure within Curiosity Cove or catch engaging storytelling sessions featuring Smiley the Squirrel. It is a fantastic, way to add an educational twist to your next outing to the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, plus there are exclusive rewards waiting for those who complete their mission (while stocks last!).
Find out more about the POSB Living Classroom and Super Savers Trail at the Mandai x POSB Official Site!
BYKidO Tip: Make sure to set up an account on the Ranger Buddies app before you arrive at Mandai to save time and jump straight into the mission!
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.
More Ideas
Here, we share some of our favourite to-dos for you to bring your kids out! There is so much family fun for every single day!
1. The Latest Indoor Playgrounds

Indoor playgrounds are such popular places for young parents. Here's a list of the newest indoor playgrounds that we have recommended recently!
- Jolly Jungle Safari at SAFRA Yishun
- Curiosity Cove at Mandai Wildlife East
- The Artground at One Holland Village
2. Our Favourite Indoor Playgrounds

Beyond the ones that recently opened, we have our favourite indoor playgrounds that we recommend for families to bring your kids to!
- Kiztopia at Marina Square
- HappyWiz Indoor Playground at iMall Marine Parade
- T-Play at HomeTeamNS Khatib
- SuperPark at Suntec City
- Splash@Kidz Amaze @ SAFRA Punggol
Click here to get a list of the best indoor playgrounds in Singapore!
3. The Latest Outdoor Playgrounds

Sunlight, fresh air and lots of play time! Here's a list of the latest outdoor playground (usually free) that we have recently shared! Be one of the first amongst your friends to have visited!
- A Whale of a Tale at National Museum of Singapore
- Otter-themed Hougang Citrine Outdoor Playgrounds
- Revamped Jacob Ballas Children's Garden
- Choa Chu Kang's Mini-Road Safety Playground
- Adventure Playwood Playground at Bidadari Park
4. Visit The Best Outdoor Playgrounds!

Did you know that Singapore 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!
Here's a couple that we absolutely recommend!
- Admiralty Park Playground
- West Coast Park
- Coastal Playgrove and Marine Cove at East Coast Park
- Alice in Wonderland-themed playground
- Train Playground at Tiong Bahru Park
Let us help you further with our list of Best Outdoor Playgrounds (ALL FREE) in Singapore! Curated for families who love outdoor time, use this list and create lots of family fun every single weekend!
5. Splash Around At These Water Play Venues

Located all around the island, families can head to one of these free water play options to have lots of splashing fun! You may not have expected this, but getting wet and having loads of fun can be free too!
- Oasis Waterpark @ Nee Soon East
- Jelutung Harbour Park
- Splash-N-Surf at The Kallang
- Play @ Heights Park
- Buangkok Square Park Water Park
- Waterplay Plaza at Yew Tee
Discover more water playgrounds in Singapore where you can go for splashing family fun!
6. Free Playgrounds at the Malls

If you prefer not to go outdoors and have fun in an air-conditioned setting (and keeping it free), we got you covered!
Head over to these indoor playgrounds at the malls and give your children a reason to play while you shop, eat and have a break! Bet you didn't know that over 30 shopping malls in Singapore offers free play spaces where your kids will be entertained for hours!
Here are some of our favourite
- KidzPlay @ SkyGarden at NEX
- Great World Playland
- Dino-themed Water Play at Causeway Point
- Sunken Pirate Ship Playground at Anchorvale Village
Here's our list of 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!
7. Learn & Play At Our Favourite Family-friendly Museums

Singapore offers a good variety of museums suitable for little ones. While many of these are chargeable, there is also a good number that offers free entry for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents. We have put together some of the best Family-friendly Museums and Exhibits in Singapore.
Here are some of our favourite museums and exhibitions that you should not miss!
- Future World: Where Art Meets Science at the ArtScience Museum
- Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time at the National Museum of Singapore
- PLAY + MAKE at the Childrenâs Museum Singapore
- ACM & ME at the Asian Civilisations Museum
- Keppel Centre for Art Education at the National Gallery Singapore
- SINGAPOäşş: Discovering Chinese Singaporean Culture at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
- Singapore Navy Museum
8. Take on the NEW Skyslides by Klook at
Skypark Sentosa

Dates: from 7 June 2026 onwards.
Admission: from $28
Families looking for their next big weekend adventure can head to Skypark Sentosaâs refreshed attraction, now home to Skyslides by KlookâSoutheast Asiaâs tallest dry slides at 44 metres high.
There are two ride options to suit different comfort levels. The Skydrop delivers a heart-racing near-vertical drop for thrill-seekers, while the Big Klook Slide offers a more relaxed, scenic ride with lights, music, and themed effectsâperfect for younger riders and families.
Beyond the new slides, visitors can still enjoy classic Skypark experiences like the bungy jump, giant swing, and Skybridge, which offers panoramic views without the freefall.
Parents can also unwind at Summerhouse, the beachside dining and viewing area, while kids take on the slides.
To celebrate the launch, the first 1,000 bookings will receive a free ride video worth $20.
Click here for ticket details, ride requirements, and full family-friendly experiences.
9. Dive Into Fun at Jurong East Swimming Complexâs New Water Play Zone

Location: 21 Jurong East Street 31, Singapore 609517
Opening Hours: Tue - Sun: 8 am - 9.30 pm (closed on Monday)
Admission: Adult: From $1.50 | Child: From $0.80
10. Discover City Square Mallâs New Nature Playground, EcoTrain & Family Wellness Hub

Venue: City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Rd, Singapore 208539
Opening Hours:
- Mall: 10am â 10pm Daily
- City Green Playground: Open daily (Best visited in the mornings or late afternoons)
- CDL EcoTrain: 11am â 7pm Daily
Fee: Free Admission
Following a $50 million revamp, City Square Mall has transformed into a community-focused âEco-Mallâ with new play spaces, sustainability features, and a family wellness hub.
The highlight is the City Green Playground (Level 1), a vibrant nature-inspired play area with two towering âflowerâ structures. The three-tier Yellow Flower Tower challenges older kids with climbing nets, talking tubes, a telescope at the top, and a thrilling spiral slide. Younger children can explore the Red Flower Tower, a gentler two-storey structure with simple obstacles and a shorter slide. Around the towers, families will find stepping pods, musical panels, hammock swings, and soft rubber flooring for safer play.
Nearby, toddlers can enjoy a raised wooden play deck built around existing trees, offering a unique treetop-style nature walk with activity panels and a mini slide.
Families should also stop by the CDL EcoTrain, a repurposed MRT cabin turned climate education hub where kids can complete a QR-code scavenger hunt while learning about sustainability.
For something quieter, CONNECT @ City Square Mall offers a 15,000 sq ft Family Wellness Hub with counselling services, parenting programmes, and therapeutic play spaces.
11. Splash, Play & Move at the Newly Revamped ActiveSG Sport Park @ Teck Ghee

Venue: 1771 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1 Singapore 569978
Opening Hours: 7 am - 10 pm
The former Ang Mo Kio Swimming Complex has been transformed into ActiveSG Sport Park @ Teck Ghee, a vibrant, multi-generational playground designed for families to stay active together. From toddlers to grandparents, everyone can find something fun to do here.
The parkâs water facilities are a major highlight. A sheltered pool with ramp access makes family swim time comfortable and safe, while the outdoor pool is perfect for traditional swimming and catching some sun. Kids will love the water playground, complete with slides, sprays, water guns, and a giant splashing bucket, while the sensory trail and Jacuzzi offer calming, multi-sensory experiences for children and seniors.
Inclusivity is front and center at this park. A Calming Pod provides a quiet space for those who need a break, while the 1,000sqm gym with HUR machines accommodates seniors and individuals with varying mobility. Ramps throughout the park ensure easy access for all.
For land-based fun, families can enjoy a sheltered futsal court, 3x3 basketball and multi-sport courts, and a 2-storey gym with a Gym Activity Room for upcoming family-friendly classes.
Tickets and bookings can be made via MyActiveSG+.
12. Discover Exploria, A New High-Tech Indoor Nature Adventure at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Venue:Â Mandai Wildlife Reserve (Eastern Cluster)
Opening Hours:Â
- Weekdays: 11am â 8pm
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Weekends & PH: 11am â 9pm
Admission: $38 (Adult), $28 (Child/Student) - Standard pricing
A Brand New Way to Experience Nature Indoors! Opening its doors at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Exploria is a sprawling 10,000-square-metre indoor attraction that uses cutting-edge technology to bring the "hidden" parts of our planet to life.
The space is designed to be a high-tech discovery hub where families can "shrink" down to see microbes, travel back to the age of dinosaurs, or feel the heat of a desertâall while staying perfectly cool in an air-conditioned environment. Itâs the ultimate venue that combines education with genuine "wow" moments.
The entire space consist of 5 immersive worlds, each offering a different experience and topic to learn about, featuring dinosaurs, deep-sea creatures, and microscopic wonders!Â
Exploria opens from 3 Mar 2026! Get more details here.
13. Drift Into Action at Dorifto! atÂ
Velocity @ Novena Square

Venue: Velocity @ Novena Square, 238 Thomson Road, Carpark Level 6A, Singapore 307683
Opening Hours: 12 pm - 10 pm (weekday), 10 am - 10 pm (weekend)
Admission: From $23 per 8 min
Now open at Velocity @ Novena Square, Dorifto! brings Japan-inspired indoor drifting to Singapore in a neon-lit, mountain-pass themed arena designed for family fun.
Spanning 14,000 sq ft, the track features six hairpin turns and a donut roundabout, created with input from professional racers. Instead of speed, the focus is on controlled drifting, making it suitable for beginners and kids.
The experience is styled after Japanese car culture, with nods to Initial D including a Fujiwara Tofu Shop replica and karts inspired by the Toyota AE86 and Mazda RX-7.
Safe for families, the karts are limited to 6km/h and fitted with protective bumpers and water barriers. Children 120cm and above can drive solo, while younger kids can ride with an adult.
After racing, families can relax at the pit stop area with themed drinks while watching the action. Tickets start from $23 per session, with bundle options available for repeat rides.
14. Dive Beneath the Surface at The Artground @ OHVâs WonderGround: A Journey Beneath Your Feet

Venue: 7 Holland Village Way #01-20 One Holland Village, Singapore 275748
Opening Hours: 9.15 am - 6 pm daily
Admission: Weekdays - $8/pax & Weekends/PH/School Holidays - $12/Child & $10/AdultÂ
Tucked within One Holland Village (OHV), The Artground has unveiled WonderGround: A Journey Beneath Your Feetâa sensory-led, immersive play space designed especially for toddlers and preschoolers.
This whimsical âundergroundâ world invites little ones to crawl through twisting tunnels, explore root networks, and discover glittering caverns, all while building confidence, coordination, and curiosity through hands-on play. Best suited for ages three and under, the soft-play environment is thoughtfully curated for safe, whole-body exploration.Â
Beyond free play, families can look forward to rotating programmes including clay workshops, baby-friendly performances, and even live nature encounters with creatures like rhinoceros beetles. Created by artist Aida Saâad (aka âYellow Mushmellowâ), every corner is interactiveâencouraging children to touch, explore, and be part of the art.
Running till 31 March 2027, sessions are 1 hour 15 minutes (advance booking recommended), with tickets from $8 on weekdays and $10â$12 on weekends and holidays. Grip socks are required ($3/pair if needed). A vibrant, screen-free experience thatâs worth planning a full day out around.
15. 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 â 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.
16. The Childrenâs 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 childrenâs section, which brings the wonders of biodiversity â with a focus on marine life â closer to young explorers. This is the first marine biodiversity-themed learning space for children at a public library in Singapore.
The Childrenâs 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 NLBâs well-loved Book Bugs series and see them appear on the projection screen.
17. 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.
18. 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.
19. 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!
20. 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.
21. Go Bowling With The Kids

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
22. Head Outdoors To Nature With The Family
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.
23. Visit A Library Near You

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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