The BFG Show, $8.80 Cable Car Rides & 38 Things To Do With Kids In March-April 2026

The island is buzzing with things to do with kids in Singapore this weekend! Scroll down for our guide to the best family-friendly activities.

There’s no shortage of fun family activities happening across Singapore right now, with exciting events and attractions.

Families who love immersive experiences can head to Mandai Wildlife Reserve, where kids can explore Exploria, a new indoor multimedia experience filled with nature-inspired worlds designed to spark curiosity and wonder. Fans of Minecraft will also enjoy the Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue, also located at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. It’s an immersive adventure where they can complete missions in themed rooms and unlock exclusive in-game rewards along the way.

Parents who grew up with Roald Dahl’s beloved classic can finally experience The BFG live on stage with their little ones. The story comes to life in Singapore as a dazzling stage adaptation, where Sophie and the Big Friendly Giant embark on a magical, heartwarming adventure that will captivate both kids and adults.

For a more cultural experience, Gardens by the Bay is the place to be this March. The sakura season brings Japan’s iconic cherry blossoms to life, offering a vibrant celebration filled with traditional performances, hands-on activities and familiar Sanrio characters like Hello Kitty and friends. It’s the perfect spot for families to soak in the beauty of the blossoms and experience Japanese culture.

Those looking for a playful escape can head to Bellygom at Changi Airport. This colourful, inflatable wonderland brings a local twist to family fun, with themed activities and plenty of photo opportunities. Families can then take to the skies on the Singapore Cable Car, with a special promotion from now till March 31, 2026, offering round-trip rides for just $8.80. Along the way, enjoy breezy harbour views and spot fun Pokémon-themed surprises together.

Keep scrolling for more details and ideas for things to do with the kids. Now, all you need is to start prioritising and scheduling. Stay hydrated and remember the SPF!

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Roald Dahl’s The BFG

Mums who grew up reading The BFG, here’s your excuse to share a favourite childhood classic with your little one. Roald Dahl’s The BFG has arrived in Singapore in a dazzling stage adaptation that’s magical and heartwarming – with enough visual wonder to keep your young audience captivated.

This internationally acclaimed production follows Sophie, a brave young orphan who is whisked away to Giant Country, where she meets the Big Friendly Giant, a gentle dream-catcher who is nothing like the other fearsome giants roaming the land. What unfolds is a touching and imaginative adventure about friendship, courage and the power of dreams.

Parents will love the nostalgia of revisiting Dahl’s wonderfully oddball world, while kids will be drawn in by the giant-sized storytelling and larger-than-life theatrical magic.

When: April 22 to May 9, 2026 
Where: Esplanade Theatre, 1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore 038981
How much: From $48 
More info: https://www.esplanade.com/whats-on/2026/roald-dahls-the-bfg

$8.80 cable car rides

Here’s a sweet Singapore Cable Car deal that’ll make a good outing for the whole fam. From now to March 31, 2026, locals can enjoy a round trip on the Mount Faber Line for just $8.80 per person. It’s a huge drop from the regular fare of $33 for adults and $22 for children.

That means families can take in those breezy harbour views, soar between Mount Faber and Sentosa, and turn a simple afternoon into something memorable without splurging. It’s an easy outing for grandparents too, since there’s minimal walking and maximum scenery.

The Pokémon Day-to-Night Adventure is still running during this period, so fans can spot characters like Pikachu, Eevee and Charizard inside and outside the cabins. Evening riders from 7.45pm will also get a UV torch to reveal hidden glowing Pokémon during the ride.

When: Till Mar 31, 2026
Where: Singapore Cable Car, 109 Mount Faber Rd, Mount Faber Peak, Singapore 099203
How much: $8.80 per person for rides between Mount Faber Peak, HarbourFront Centre and Sentosa. Tickets are available via cable car counters and the online store.
More info: https://mountfaberleisure.com/locals-exclusive/local-promos/

A Hundred Ways To Play! at East Coast Commune

Held by the sea at East Coast Commune, this artsy event invites little ones to get hands-on with all sorts of creative activities – from kite painting and clay play at Little Potters to statement headpiece-making, silk-screen printing, and DIY tote bag stamping using natural dyes.

Other than the craft tables, families can drift between storytelling sessions, family yoga, music and sensory exploration, acoustic jams and movement workshops, all designed to keep children engaged without feeling over-programmed. There are also ticketed sensory play sessions for babies and younger kids.

Each activity pass includes two craft activities, a snack box, a family photo print and access to the programmes. 

When: Mar 28 to 29, 2026
Where: East Coast Commune, 1000 ECP, #01-03, Singapore 449876
How much: From $30 for early bird tickets 
More info: https://www.eccommune.com/ahundredwaystoplay

Tesla Junior Driving School

If your little one is obsessed with cars, the Tesla Junior Driving School is something to bookmark. From now to Apr 26, 2026, kids aged 3 to 9 can hop into a mini Tesla EV and enjoy a 10-minute drive experience at selected malls across Singapore.

It’s not just about zooming around in a tiny car – the activation also introduces children to the idea of greener transport in a way that actually feels exciting. Along the way, they’ll get a simple glimpse into how electric vehicles, clean energy and sustainable choices can help protect the planet. To join, just present a same-day receipt with a minimum spend of $30 at participating FRx stores.

Dates and locations for Tesla Junior Driving School: 

- Mar 23 to 29: Northpoint City, L1 South Atrium
- Apr 6 to 12: Causeway Point, L1 Atrium
- Apr 13 to 19: Tiong Bahru Plaza, L1 Main Atrium
- Apr 20 to 26: Waterway Point, B2 The Cove

When: Until Apr 26, 2026 
Where: Northpoint City, Causeway Point, Tiong Bahru Plaza, Waterway Point 
How much: Minimum spend of $30 at participating FRx stores 
More info: https://www.instagram.com/teslamotorssg/

Let’s Get Down to Earth at Capitaland Malls

CapitaLand’s Let’s Get Down to Earth is back with plenty of family-friendly activities across malls like Plaza Singapura, Funan, Bugis+, Sengkang Grand Mall and more. Now in its fifth edition, the eco-focused campaign makes sustainability feel less like homework and more like play.

One of the standout activities is the Yamaha Make & Play Percussion Workshop at Tampines Mall, where children aged 3 to 9 can create their own percussion instruments and try them out in guided music play sessions. Over at Plaza Singapura, families can join the Glass Bottle Upcycling Workshop by Spotlight, turning used bottles into personalised decor pieces. It’s a fun way to show kids that everyday items can have a second life.

There’s also the Small Actions, Big Impact for Our Planet Eco Carnival, featuring recycling games, waste-sorting challenges, and even a hands-on succulent planter workshop using repurposed plastic bottles.

When: Until Apr 5, 2026
Where: Plaza Singapura, Funan, Bugis+, Clarke Quay, IMM, Sengkang Grand Mall and Raffles City Singapore
How much: Free 
More info: https://www.capitaland.com/sg/en/lease/engagement/LGDTE2026/LGDTE2026.html

SIFA International Festival of Arts 2026

This year’s Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) is embracing the theme “Let’s Play!”. Running from May 15 to 30, the festival brings together performances, installations and interactive experiences designed to spark curiosity and invite participation.

Start at the Festival Village, where you can wander through free performances, public art and playful communal spaces. Kids will likely enjoy Makan Culture at the Festival Market, an interactive mix of puppetry, music and theatre inspired by Singapore’s favourite foods, while Just Keep Swimming, Just Keep Swimming turns the village into a lively space for music and movement.

One highlight is The Lighthouse, a non-verbal immersive performance that invites young audiences to explore the wonders of light through hands-on experiences, glowing rooms and playful experimentation.

When: May 15 to 30, 2026
Where: Various locations in Singapore 
How much: Free and ticketed activities (20% early bird tickets until Apr 13, 2026) 
More info: https://sifa.sg/

Baia x Esplanade’s PIP’s Playbox: Hop Up! Easter at the Rooftop

Looking for a special Easter outing with the kids? This one ticks all the boxes. On Apr 5, 2026, Baia at Esplanade is hosting a family-friendly Easter celebration that blends good food with plenty of activities to keep little ones entertained.

While parents enjoy a leisurely brunch, complete with a buffet spread and a choice of mains, kids can look forward to a lively Easter egg hunt from 11am to 3pm across the rooftop and Pip’s Playbox. Armed with an activity card, they’ll search for colourful eggs and redeem a goodie bag once they complete the hunt. There are plenty of other activities the kids will love all afternoon, including face painting, balloon sculpting, and roving magic performances.

With two seating times available and stunning rooftop views to match, this is one you’re going to want to add to your calendar. 

When: Apr 5, 2026 (11am to 12.45pm and 1pm to 2.45pm) 
Where: Baia at Esplanade, 8 Raffles Avenue, Level 4. Esplanade Mall, Singapore 039802
How much: $68++ per adult; $28++ per child (4-12 years); children 3 and below dine free (includes one main and Easter buffet)
More info: www.baia.sg

Bellygom at Changi Airport T3

This March school holidays, Changi Airport gets a playful pink makeover as Bellygom Goes Local lands at Terminal 3. The star attraction is a massive seven-metre inflatable Bellygom, set within a colourful Peranakan-inspired space that’s packed with photo spots and kid-friendly activities.

Little ones will love spotting Bellygom and friends alongside oversized local icons like kopi cups and Ice Gem biscuits, while the hawker-themed carnival lets them “cook” dishes through fun games, from catching ingredients in a giant wok to tossing satay onto a grill.

There are also weekend meet-and-greets, roaming appearances, and rewards for Changi Rewards members, making each visit feel a little different. Best of all, entry is free, so you can easily pop by for a quick play session, some photos, and a bit of air-conditioned fun. 

When: Mar 13 to May 3, 2026
Where: Changi Airport T3, 65 Airport Boulevard 819663
How much: Free 
More info: www.instagram.com/changiairport/

Little Luge Champs: First Solo Ride Experience

If your little one is turning six or seven this year, Skyline Luge Singapore has a meaningful way to mark the milestone. Running from Mar 1 to 31, 2026, the Little Luge Champs: First Solo Ride Experience is a locals-only programme designed to celebrate a child’s very first independent ride.

Turning six is a big deal here. After all, it’s when kids can finally ride the luge on their own. This experience makes that moment extra special with a guided, confidence-building session, where friendly Luge operators walk children through the process and cheer them on before they take off.

Families can enjoy a more relaxed experience with a dedicated queue, plus a bundle that includes ride tickets, a commemorative Luge Champs license, and a digital photo keepsake to capture the milestone.

When: Mar 1 to 31, 2026 
Where: Skyline Luge Singapore, 45 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa 
How much: $99 per bundle for a family of 3
More info: www.instagram.com/skylinelugesingapore/

Experience Japan in Bloom at Gardens by the Bay’s Sakura Season

You don’t need a flight to experience cherry blossom season this March. Gardens by the Bay is transforming into a vibrant celebration of Japanese culture with its “Land of the Rising Sun” showcase. At the Flower Dome, the much-loved Sakura floral display returns with close to 40 varieties of cherry blossoms, ranging from soft pink clusters to cascading weeping branches. Wander through beautifully recreated Japanese streets, complete with a traditional samurai residence, tranquil bridges, and temple-inspired façades. Keep an eye out for familiar Sanrio characters like Hello Kitty and friends, adding a playful touch for younger visitors.

There’s plenty to explore besides that. The Anime Garden weekend (Mar 21 to 22) brings cosplay, concerts, and a lively marketplace to Supertree Grove, while the Japan Springtime Showcase (Mar 14 to 15) offers hands-on cultural experiences, including mochi pounding and regional food tastings. Families can also catch traditional performances, from taiko drumming to koto music and tea ceremonies. 

When: Mar 13 to Apr 15, 2026
Where: Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
How much: From $12 per adult and $8 per child
More info: www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/en/things-to-do/calendar-of-events/sakura-2026.html

Sesame Street Run 2026 at Marina Barrage

Here’s an idea for an active family outing. Get ready for a cheerful morning out with Elmo, Cookie Monster, and friends at this family-friendly fun run. Pick your team – or sign up for the Best Friends category – and choose from a 2km walk, 4km run, or 6km run. 

Every participant receives a jersey, finisher medal, race bib, e-certificate, refreshments, and a bundle of themed goodies including a drawstring bag, blind box keychain, and card holder. Best Friends runners also score a complimentary towel. Optional merchandise add-ons are available. Early bird slots are already open and registration closes on Apr 9, 2026. 

When: Apr 12, 2026 (6.30am) 
Where: Marina Barrage, Singapore
How much: From $58.88 for the 2km walk 
More info: www.jomrun.com/event/Sesame-Street-Run-Powered-by-JomRun-Singapore

Easter Egg Extravaganza at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Easter fun gets a big upgrade this year with the return of Easter Eggs-travaganza at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Spanning across Bird Paradise, Singapore Zoo, Curiosity Cove and Mandai Wildlife West, this year’s edition offers even more ways for families to play, explore and learn together.

Kids can jump straight into the action with egg hunts and interactive quests. At Bird Paradise, the Ranger Buddies Eggs-pedition turns the classic egg hunt into a bingo-style challenge, where little ones search for colourful eggs and complete their cards for rewards. There’s also a digital Eggs-ploration quest and a fun stamp rally at KidzWorld, where children follow clues to reunite a lost chick with its family.

Besides the hunts, families can spot 100 giant Easter egg installations around the park and even catch animals like penguins and macaws enjoying special Easter-themed enrichment activities. Plus, don’t miss the chance to spin the seven-metre-tall Hot-Egg Balloon Gachapon, where every spin wins a prize. 

When: Mar 14 to Apr 12, 2026 
Where: Mandai Wildlife Reserve, 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826
How much: From now till 12 Apr 2026, Kids Enter Free* with every full paying adult
More info: https://www.mandai.com/en/discover-mandai/events/bird-paradise/easter-eggstravaganza.html

Cold Storage and Giant Kids Run 2026

Get the whole family moving at the Cold Storage and Giant Kids Run, happening for one day only at Siloso Beach, Sentosa. This year’s edition adds a fun twist with new race categories for parents, so mums and dads can finally join in the action instead of cheering from the sidelines.

Children can take part in age-appropriate runs, from shorter distances for younger kids to slightly longer routes for older ones, while families who prefer a more relaxed pace can sign up for a non-competitive, stroller-friendly category.

Parents can also take on their own Mighty Dads Dash and Power Mums Race challenges, a brand new addition this year. After the race, stick around for a carnival-style atmosphere with interactive booths and activities to keep the kids entertained.

When: Jun 28, 2026 (8am to 12pm) 
Where: Siloso Beach, Sentosa
How much: Competitive categories $50 (early bird), $55 (standard); Yu-Zu Family Fun (2 pax) $60 (early bird), $65 (standard); additional participants $45 per adult, $20 per child
More info: https://csgtkidsrun.com.sg/

Splash Wonder Water Park at Palawan Sentosa

Splash Wonder Water Park is bringing waves of excitement to Palawan Green, Sentosa from Mar 13. This brand-new pop-up water playground is packed with family-friendly attractions, just in time for the March holidays!

Expect a lively outdoor setup filled with inflatable water slides, splash pools, obstacle courses and interactive play zones designed especially for younger children. Little ones can bounce, climb and splash their way through the colourful course while parents relax nearby and soak up the beachside atmosphere.

Fans of Pinkfong and Baby Shark will be thrilled too. On selected dates, the beloved characters will make special appearances for meet-and-greet sessions, sing-alongs and photo opportunities, making the experience even more memorable for young fans.

The park runs 2pm to 7pm on weekdays with unlimited playtime, while weekends and school holidays feature three-hour play sessions throughout the day. Tickets are required for children aged two and above, with adult supervision needed for younger kids.

When: Mar 13 to Apr 5, 2026
Where: Palawan Green, Sentosa
How much: From $28 per person, family bundles available at $100 for 4 pax
More info: www.klook.com/en-SG/activity/195305-splash-wonder-water-park-2026/

The Albatross File: Singapore’s Independence Declassified

Families looking for a meaningful school holiday activity can check out The Albatross File: Singapore’s Independence Declassified, a new immersive exhibition at the National Library Building created in celebration of SG60. Designed for visitors aged 10 and above, this free ticketed experience brings Singapore’s merger-to-separation years (1963-1965) to life through interactive storytelling and newly declassified historical documents.

The self-paced experience takes about 60 to 90 minutes and is divided into four interactive sections. At ATLAS, families can explore an engaging timeline anchored by a striking “Spacetime Clock” that visualises key moments in Singapore’s history. ROOM features a cinematic 20-minute multimedia show combining reenactments, archival footage and oral histories from leaders like Lee Kuan Yew and Dr Goh Keng Swee.

Kids who enjoy interactive learning will likely gravitate to CHATBOOK, a generative-AI chat experience that allows visitors to ask questions and dig deeper into Singapore’s story. Meanwhile, RECORDS showcases original handwritten notes and newly declassified documents from the historic Albatross File, many displayed publicly for the first time.

When: 10am to 9pm daily (Closed on public holidays)
Where: National Library Building, Level 10, Victoria Street
How much: Free; ticketed experience (60-90 mins), recommended for ages 10+
More info: https://thealbatrossfile.nlb.gov.sg/

Ranger Buddies Mission #5: Spring Into Action at PLQ lakeside

If you’re looking for an outdoor activity that mixes play with learning, the Ranger Buddies Mission #5: Spring Into Action at PLQ Parkside, Paya Lebar Quarter is a great pick for curious young explorers. Running from Mar 12 to May 31, 2026, this family-friendly mission takes kids on a mini adventure to the Netherlands.

In this mission, children team up with Rudy the Mini Rex Rabbit to learn about bees and why these important pollinators are facing challenges due to climate change. Using the Ranger Buddies app, kids move through five interactive stations around the park, completing a mix of augmented reality (AR) challenges and hands-on activities.

They’ll guide a virtual bee through a maze, build a digital flower pot that helps bees thrive, and scan hidden flowers to unlock clues along the way. There are also physical elements such as spinning wheels and flipping panels that reveal fun facts about protecting the environment.

Recommended for children aged four to 10, it’s an easy, educational outing that turns a simple park visit into a mini mission.

When: Mar 12 to May 31, 2026 
Where: PLQ Parkside, 2 Tanjong Katong Rd, Singapore
How much: Free 
More info: https://rangerbuddies.com/en/missions/paya-lebar-quarter

Children’s Museum Family Egg Hunt

Mark your calendars for the Family Egg Hunt 2026 at Children’s Museum Singapore, a popular annual event returning with a tasty twist inspired by Singapore’s hawker heritage.

This year, little ones step into the role of Little Hawker Heroes as they help WonderBot recover his missing Recipe Book. Families will journey through hawker-themed stations, completing fun missions, spotting hidden eggs and learning about the stories behind Singapore’s favourite dishes along the way.

The adventure doesn’t end there – participants can also look forward to prizes and treats from brands like Universal Bubbles, HaruPlate, Yeo’s and Hasbro.

Sessions run from 9am to 10.45am, with registration at the museum foyer. 

When: Mar 21 & 28, Apr 3 & 4, 2026
Where: Various locations. Registration is at the foyer of Children’s Museum Singapore
How much: A bundle for two adults and two children costs $70, while individual tickets are $25 per child and $15 per adult.
More info: www.heritage.sg/childrensmuseum/whatson/activities/mar-2026---family-egg-hunt-2026

Build Your Dream Ride: Lego Autoshop Experience

The Build Your Dream Ride: Lego Autoshop Experience is speeding into Sentosa from Mar 5 to Apr 30, 2026. This lively activation blends Lego creativity with real racing fun at HyperDrive at The Palawan @ Sentosa. 

Kids can build their own Lego dream vehicles and test them at the Dream Ride Test Zone, sending their creations racing down ramps to see whose design goes the fastest. The experience also includes a mission card adventure, where children complete challenges around the venue, from spotting LEGO race minifigures to snapping photos with the giant 3D racer display.

The highlight for many families will be the chance to hop onto the multi-storey HyperDrive track, packed with thrilling turns that bring the “dream ride” concept to life.

Bookmark the Lego Race Car Guy mascot meet-and-greets on selected March dates, making for fun photo opportunities. Once all missions are completed, kids can redeem an exclusive LEGO Racer Minifigure with a Gold Trophy, while stocks last.

When: Mar 5 to Apr 30, 2026
Where: HyperDrive at The Palawan @ Sentosa, 54 Palawan Beach Walk, The Palawan @ Sentosa, Singapore 098233
How much: From $41/person for a Junior Cart 
More info: www.lego.com/en-sg/local-news/news/2026/march/event/autoshop-experience

Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

If you’ve got kids obsessed with Minecraft, here’s a real-life adventure they’ll be thrilled about. Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue is making its Asia debut in Singapore at Green Canvas within Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

This immersive “phygital” experience blends physical sets with digital gameplay, turning families into heroes on a mission to save a village under attack. The one-hour adventure takes place across eight themed rooms, each designed to resemble the game’s iconic biomes, from lush forests to mysterious landscapes. Every participant receives an Orb of Interaction, which lets players mine resources, interact with creatures and influence how the story unfolds. 

After completing the mission, young heroes can stop by the Trading Post to pick up souvenirs from their adventure. Players will also unlock an exclusive in-game cape to show off in the digital version of Minecraft.

Tickets start from $46 for adults and $40 for children, with timed entry slots throughout the day. Since it’s located within Mandai, families can easily pair the experience with a visit to Singapore Zoo, River Wonders or Bird Paradise for a full day out.

When: Apr 24 to Sep 13, 2026
Where: Mandai Wildlife Reserve, 60 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729979 
How much: From $40 for children and $46 for adults (timed entry slots throughout the day) 
More info: www.minecraftexperience.com/singapore/

Exploria at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Also at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, here’s one to bookmark for kids who love screens, science and anything larger-than-life. Exploria, a brand-new indoor multimedia attraction, has opened, and it’s shaping up to be a rainy-day lifesaver. And it’s pretty special, since it’s one of Southeast Asia’s largest indoor, nature-themed multimedia attractions. You and the kids can experience extraordinary environments and phenomena, from prehistoric eras and extreme habitats, to microscopic ecosystems and the depths of ocean darkness.

Spanning a massive 10,000 sqm, Exploria takes families through five immersive “worlds” where nature is experienced at completely different scales. Start at Our Interconnected World, where a glowing four-metre LED globe pulses like a heartbeat. Every tap, scan and interaction sends ripples of light across the globe, helping kids see how small actions can create a big impact.

From there, little explorers can walk among towering dinosaurs in Realm of the Giants, complete with a dramatic 360-degree theatre show that sweeps through 500 million years of Earth’s history. In Micro Worlds, interactive glass orbs magnify plankton, fungi and insect colonies, ideal for curious kids who love peering at “gross but cool” things up close.

There’s also Extreme Frontiers, where simulator rooms transport families to icy Arctic landscapes and desert habitats, and Infinite Wonderland, which recreates lush rainforests and coral reefs in vivid detail. Even the mysterious World of Darkness introduces children to glowing deep-sea creatures and cave dwellers.

Each child gets an RFID wristband to create a digital avatar, collect species badges and unlock photo spots, adding a game-like layer that keeps them engaged throughout.

When: From Mar 3, 2026 (11am to 8pm on weekdays and until 9pm on weekends and public holidays) 
Where: 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729826
How much: Standard admission is priced at $38 for adults and $28 for children and students. Local residents with a WildPass digital membership enjoy discounted admission at $34.20 for adults, $25.20 for children and students, and $20 for seniors.
More info: www.mandai.com/en/exploria.html

Chagee tea exhibit at Asian Civilisations Museum

Here’s one for bubble tea fans. Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie at the Asian Civilisations Museum is a global-first collaboration between ACM, Chagee and the Singapore Tourism Board, running till Jun 7, 2026. 

This multi-sensory exhibition unfolds across six curated zones, inviting families to experience tea not just through taste, but through sight, scent, sound and touch. Think calming sculptural installations inspired by tea leaves, fragrance zones where different blends come alive, and interactive displays that pair historic tea vessels with Chagee’s modern cups. Kids can learn about how traditions evolved over time.

There’s even a sound installation that transforms the rhythm of tea-making into a soothing soundtrack. After exploring, head to the riverfront pop-up to sip favourites like Bo Ya jasmine green tea. 

When: Until June 7, 2026 
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Pl, Singapore 179555
How much: $12 for locals and PRs includes admission to Garden of Senses and all other museum galleries, including “Let’s Play!”
More info: www.nhb.gov.sg/acm/whats-on/exhibitions/garden-of-senses

Disney Cruise-themed waterfall show at Changi Airport

It’s no secret that we have one of the world’s best airports. And here’s yet another reason to linger more at Changi Airport T2, especially with little Disney fans in tow. 

The Wonderfall, a 14m-tall digital waterfall made up of curved LED panels, has been refreshed with a Disney Cruise Line-themed show that brings favourite characters to life in a mesmerising display. Running daily till May 31, 2026, the three-minute showcase plays every 30 minutes at the Departure Hall, making it easy to slot into your airport routine.

Expect familiar faces from beloved classics like The Little Mermaid and Toy Story, along with a few heroic cameos that will have kids pointing and squealing in delight. The animated sequences flow seamlessly with the “water”, creating the illusion that the characters are sailing through shimmering waves.

When: Until May 31, 2026 
Where: Changi Airport Terminal 2, Departure Hall 
How much: Free 
More info: www.changiairport.com

Pixie Trixie Playhouse

We mums love pampering ourselves with treatments at the spa. But if your kids have been feeling FOMO too, let us introduce you to Pixie Trixie Playhouse, a kids’ spa. 

This is where little princesses and dapper knights slip into bathrobes and spa slippers, “shop” for their own nail colours and accessories, and enjoy a full glow-up session designed just for them. The Ultimate Pixie Spa Experience ($89) includes a DIY chocolate-and-oat facial, a fizzy bath bomb foot spa, peelable mini mani and pedi, hairstyling, and even princess makeup with kid-friendly products.

There’s also a Boys-Only Fun Spa ($49), plus shorter packages and a two-hour Enchanted Playground Adventure from $15 on weekdays. Drop-off is available, so yes, you can enjoy a quiet coffee nearby. Each package admits one adult for free, and birthday parties are available too — complete with tiaras, banners and plenty of sparkle.

When: Mon to Fri (10am to 7pm), Sat & Sun (9am to 8pm)
Where: 926 East Coast Rd, Singapore 459116
How much: From $15 on weekdays, $29 on weekends for Enchanted Playground Adventure (free admission for 1 adult). From $49 for the Boys-Only Fun Spa. 
More info: www.instagram.com/pixietrixieplayhouse/?hl=en

First Gundam Store at Jewel Changi Airport

Singapore’s first-ever Gundam flagship store, The Gundam Base, has landed at Jewel Changi Airport. And it’s surprisingly family-friendly, even if you’re brand new to the Gundam universe. While collectors will swoon over rare and exclusive models, parents will want to zoom straight in on the free Gunpla-building workshops, which turn model-making into a calm, hands-on bonding activity.

Held on weekends (when available), these workshops let kids and adults try assembling a simple Gundam model at no cost, with no prior experience or tools needed. Each session takes about 45 minutes - just long enough to feel accomplished without overwhelming younger builders. 

The workshop area faces Jewel’s Rain Vortex, making it a soothing spot to slow down together, while a giant Gundam blueprint photo wall adds a fun photo-op moment. Do note that workshops may pause occasionally, so it’s best to check their Instagram before heading down.

When: From Feb 3, 2026 (10am to 10pm daily)
Where: Jewel Changi Airport, #04-219, 78 Airport Blvd, Singapore 819666.
How much: Workshops are free 
More info: www.instagram.com/jewelchangiairport/?hl=en

Newly Revamped ActiveSG Sport Park @ Teck Ghee

Families in the North-East, this one’s worth bookmarking. The newly revamped ActiveSG Park @ Teck Ghee (formerly Ang Mo Kio Swimming Complex) has reopened as a full-fledged neighbourhood sport park - and it’s especially good news if your kids love water play.

The highlight for families is the water playground, where little ones can splash around with water jets, sprayers and a giant tipping bucket that guarantees squeals of delight. There are also kid-friendly slides and tunnels, making it an easy win for weekend energy-burning. Right next to it is a sheltered multi-generational pool, perfect for parents who want to swim, soak or keep an eye on the kids without worrying about the sun or rain.

What sets this park apart is its sensory trail and jacuzzi area, thoughtfully designed to create a calmer, more soothing water experience. It’s great for younger children, seniors, or anyone who prefers a gentler pace. 

When: 7am to 10pm, daily 
Where: 1771 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 1, Singapore 569978
How much: Free 
More info: www.activesgcircle.gov.sg/facilities/activesg-sport-park-teck-ghee

Artbox Camp 2026

Artbox Singapore is coming back this April, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most family-friendly editions yet. This year, it’s called Artbox Camp. Happening across two weekends from Apr 3 to 5 and 10 to 12, the event transforms Singapore Expo into a giant creative campground filled with art, play and hands-on fun. And yes, tickets are already on sale.

This year’s highlight is a playful creative takeover by Korean cult brand Wiggle Wiggle, with colourful installations and exclusive merchandise dotted around the festival grounds. Families should also keep an eye out for Artbox Kids, where little ones can take part in craft workshops while parents explore the marketplace. Older kids will love the Artbox Arcade packed with retro games, while the Artbox Arena offers Nintendo Switch gaming and photobooths. 

With over 250 food and retail vendors, live performances and activities for all ages, Artbox Camp makes for an easy, all-in-one day out this April. Tickets are available via their official ticketing partner, Trip.com. 

When: Apr 5 to 3 & 10 to 12, 2026
Where: Singapore Expo, Hall 3, 1 Expo Drive, Singapore 486150
How much: Early Bird (now till Jan 31, 2026): $5 weekday / $6 weekend. Pre-event (Feb 1 to  Apr 1, 2026): $6 weekday / $7 weekend. Regular (Apr 2 to 12 Apr, 2026): $7 weekday / $8 weekend. All prices exclude booking fees. 
More info: https://www.artbox.sg/

Tradition in Motion: Singapore’s Lion Dance Heritage at the Singapore Cultural Centre

Tradition in Motion: Singapore’s Lion Dance Heritage invites families to take a closer look at a tradition many of us recognise, but may not fully know. This free exhibition traces the journey of lion dance in Singapore - from its earliest recorded performances to the vibrant, competitive scene we see today during festive celebrations.

Held at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, the showcase brings together over 50 artefacts, photographs, posters and figurines that highlight the diversity and creativity of local lion dance troupes. Parents can expect plenty of visual storytelling, while kids will enjoy spotting the different lion designs, costumes and expressive details up close.

What makes the exhibition especially meaningful is how it shows lion dance as a living tradition that continues to evolve with new styles, innovations and generations of performers. 

When: Dec 11 to Apr 30, 2026; 9am to 10pm
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Concourse, Level 1
How much: Free admission
More info: https://singaporeccc.org.sg/events/tradition-in-motion-singapores-lion-dance-heritage/

Free aviation exhibition at Changi Airport 

There’s a free aviation exhibition at Changi Airport, and it’s a surprisingly engaging stop for curious kids - and parents too. T5 In the Making takes families behind the scenes of how one of the world’s best airports is planning its biggest chapter yet: Terminal 5, slated for completion in the mid-2030s.

Spread across five interactive zones, the exhibition brings big ideas down to a kid-friendly scale with hands-on displays, detailed models, and experiential areas. Children can trace how the airport moved from Paya Lebar to Changi, peek into futuristic technologies designed to tackle manpower and climate challenges, and end the visit with playful AI-powered experiences that spark imagination. The highlight for many will be the impressive scale models of Terminal 5 and the wider Changi East development, ideal for little aviation fans who love planes, buildings, and “how things work” questions. 

When: Jan 6 to Mar 2026, 10am-8pm (last admission 7.15pm)
Where: Changi Airport Terminal 3, Level 1 Arrival Hall, 65 Airport Boulevard
How much: Free admission
More info: www.changiairport.com/en/happenings/events-directory/t5-in-the-making.html

My Little Pony at Gardens by the Bay

Here’s a magical outing to add to your holiday list for My Little Pony fans. From Dec 11, Gardens by the Bay’s Floral Fantasy transforms into a vibrant celebration of colour, imagination and friendship starring beloved ponies like Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, Fluttershy and Twilight Sparkle.

Set against lush floral landscapes inspired by Chinese cultural motifs and the upcoming Year of the Horse, each scene reflects the ponies’ personalities: bold blooms for brave Rainbow Dash, soft pastels for gentle Fluttershy, and joyful bursts of colour for Pinkie Pie. The royal sisters - Princess Celestia, Princess Luna and Princess Cadance - also make a grand appearance amidst a castle backdrop reminiscent of Canterlot.

When: Dec 11 2025 to April 12, 2026
Where: Floral Fantasy, Gardens by the Bay 
How much: From $8 per child and $12 per adult for Singaporeans/PRs
More info: www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/en/things-to-do/calendar-of-events/my-little-pony-petals-of-friendship-at-floral-fantasy.html

Airzone with Cerge Tech

Airzone at City Square Mall is taking playtime to new heights — literally — with a refreshed experience that now champions tech-enabled inclusive recreation. Already known as the world’s first indoor suspended playground, Airzone has partnered with Australia-based Cerge Tech, making it the first attraction in Singapore to offer an accessibility companion platform for families with children who have disabilities or sensory needs.

Parents can now explore detailed accessibility guides, virtual tours, and AI-powered audio walkthroughs before visiting. It’s a huge relief for caregivers who prefer to plan around sensory stimuli, mobility needs or stroller access. This means fewer surprises, less overwhelm, and a smoother day out for everyone.

Inside Airzone, the fun goes beyond the iconic giant nets. New features such as multi-level Laser Tag and Silent Disco can be enjoyed both on the nets and from the sidelines. This makes it ideal for children or adults who use mobility devices or prefer to stay off the bouncy surfaces. The setup is also senior-friendly, making it a lovely multi-generational activity.

When: Off-peak: 10am to 8.20pm; Peak: 10am to 9.30pm (First session 10am; Last session 7.20pm off-peak / 8.30pm peak)
Where: Airzone at City Square Mall, #02-K4, K10,180 Kitchener Road, Singapore 208539
How much: From $27.90 per 60-minute session. Bundle packages are also available from $55 for two people.
More info: https://airzone.sg/

Insects: Microsculptures Magnified

Start the year with a sense of wonder at Insects: Microsculptures Magnified, Artscience Museum’s first exhibition of 2026 - and a surprisingly captivating one for kids and adults alike. Opening on Jan 17, 2026, this brand-new exhibition invites families to step into a world where insects tower up to seven feet tall, revealing details you’d never spot in real life.

Created by award-winning British photographer Levon Biss in collaboration with the American Museum of Natural History, the show features 37 larger-than-life portraits that spotlight the colours, textures and intricate structures of insects - from shimmering wings to velvety armour. It’s a great way to spark curiosity in young nature lovers. There are also interactive elements, including touchscreens and behind-the-scenes videos, making it especially engaging for curious kids. 

When: Jan 17 to Apr 19, 2026
Where: ArtScience Museum, Basement 2 Gallery 7-8
How much: From $6 per adult and $4 per child and senior citizen for Singaporeans (single exhibition)
More info: https://www.marinabaysands.com/museum/exhibitions/insects.html

Wonderland 4D at Sentosa 

For a good dose of action and laughter, Sentosa 4D AdventureLand’s newest show - Chaos in Wonderland 4D - is one for the family calendar. Launching on Nov 27, this all-new experience is the first fully animated attraction at the park, blending wild storytelling with incredible 4D effects for a multi-sensory adventure.

Join Ed and Edda as they tumble into a world of magical mayhem, dodging mischievous fairytale villains, rampaging creatures, and even duelling pirates - all brought vividly to life with effects like immersive visuals and surround sound. Whether you’re cheering from your moving seat or watching from a stationary one (perfect for younger kids or grandparents), there’s excitement at every twist and turn.

To make a day of it, check out the 4-in-1 Combo ($39.90 adults, $29.50 kids) to enjoy Chaos in Wonderland 4D alongside three other thrilling rides: Haunted Mine Ride 4D, Desperados, and Extreme Log Ride. This promotion is available daily from 12 pm to 7 pm.

Where: Sentosa 4D AdventureLand, 51B Imbiah Rd, 099708
When: From Nov 27, 2025
How much: From $27.80 for Sentosa 4D AdventureLand, from $39.90 adults and $29.50 kids for the 4-in-1 Combo
More info: https://store.4dadventureland.com.sg/

Curiosity Cove at Mandai Wildlife East

Billed as Singapore’s largest indoor nature-inspired playscape, Curiosity Cove at Mandai Wildlife East is a vibrant, educational space designed for kids aged three to 12. They can explore four interactive zones inspired by real-world ecosystems, such as the Wetlands (and learn how water connects ecosystems and supports all living things) and the Forestlands, which immerses them in the Southeast Asian rainforest while uncovering hidden animal homes. Over at the Grasslands, they delve into the social hierarchy of wildlife, including predator-prey behaviours, and find out how animals camouflage in the savannah. And finally, the Drylands showcase how fauna and flora adapt to thrive in harsh desert conditions.

Across these zones, there are 30 multi-sensory touchpoints designed to engage children’s cognitive, social, and motor development. Think crawling through a ‘snake’s belly’ to challenging themselves to climb an orangutan tree-bed platform, or triggering sounds and lights by shaking hanging vines!

When: From Nov 21, 2025. Admission is by allocated timeslots, mainly in two-hour blocks, during the opening hours of 10am to 6.30pm.
Where: Mandai Wildlife East, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
How much: $48 for one child (aged three to 12), with complimentary entry for one accompanying adult. Extended playtime can be added with top-up options. Bundles are available.
More info: www.mandai.com/en/curiosity-cove.html

Dinosaurs | Extinctions | Us at Science Centre Singapore

Science Centre Singapore has opened its biggest dinosaur exhibition yet! From Oct 11, 2025, families can embark on a prehistoric adventure at Dinosaurs | Extinctions | Us, a colossal showcase spanning 3,000 sqm and covering 400 million years of Earth’s history.

Kids will be wowed by more than 33 rare fossils and 60 full-scale models, including the awe-inspiring Patagotitan mayorum, a 40m giant weighing 70 tonnes. The exhibition brings together two world-class showcases for the first time: Dinosaurs of Patagonia, featuring 13 incredible species, and Six Extinctions, which explores the dramatic events that reshaped life on Earth. Don’t miss “Scotty,” the largest Tyrannosaurus rex ever discovered!

Early bird special: Every ticket comes with a free dino plushie, while stocks last. Do take note that the experience is recommended for ages five and up.

When: From Oct 11, 2025
Where: Annexe Halls, Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081
How much: From $25.90
More info: www.science.edu.sg

New Hub & Spoke Outdoor Playground outside Changi Airport

There’s yet another reason to bring the kids to Changi Airport: the brand-new Hub & Spoke Playground just outside Terminal 2! Set amidst leafy trees, this free outdoor play area is a breath of fresh air for families looking to let little ones stretch their legs before or after a flight.

The playground features multi-level structures designed for kids aged five to 12, complete with climbing nets, ladders, and two exciting slides - including a tall, enclosed spiral slide that twists its way back to the ground. The highlight is the giant spherical tower at the top, where children can climb inside for a bird’s-eye view of the park. Even the padded flooring adds a playful touch, with dinosaur bone motifs that nod to the nearby Jurassic Mile.

The playground is located right beside the Hub & Spoke Café, making for an easy family pit stop.

When: Open daily, 24/7
Where: Outside Changi Airport Terminal 2
How much: Free
More info: https://www.instagram.com/hubandspokecafe/

Giggle Jungle by Yooland

Get ready to dive into a world of fun with the fam at Giggle Jungle! It’s an indoor playground that brings the thrill of the wild right into City Square Mall. Designed like a lush jungle with tribal motifs and soaring ceilings, this playground lets kids climb, slide, and explore to their hearts’ content. From a three-storey spiral slide and trampoline zone to an obstacle course and rope challenges, it’s a space where even older children can join in the action.

For younger ones, there’s a cosy playhouse filled with toys, plus a giant pit where they can scoop and pour to their heart’s delight. With plenty of natural light and wide open spaces, Giggle Jungle makes playtime feel like an outdoor adventure. Plus, you don’t have to worry about the heat. 

When: 11am to 9pm (Mon to Fri), 10am to 9pm (Sat to Sun)
Where: 180 Kitchener Rd, #04-38 City Square Mall, Singapore 208539
How much: $30 (1hr), $35 (2hrs), $45 (unlimited) for 1 child + 1 adult; Additional adult: $10; Children under 12 months play free with a paying adult ($10/hr).
More info: https://www.instagram.com/giggle.jungle/

Let’s Play! The Art and Design of Asian Games

Play is more than just a pastime at Let’s Play! The Art and Design of Asian Games, a landmark exhibition at the Asian Civilisations Museum. Running from Sep 5, 2025 to June 7, 2026, this showcase invites families to rediscover the joy and heritage of games across Asia — from the clatter of mahjong tiles to the strategic moves of go and chess.

Beyond admiring beautifully crafted game pieces, visitors can dive into playable interactives, outdoor installations, and even workshops with schools and local game associations. Expect to explore how games have entertained, educated, and connected communities for centuries, while also inspiring new frontiers in design and technology today.

When: Sep 5, 2025 to June 7, 2026
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Pl, Singapore 179555
How much: $12 for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents; $25 for Foreign Residents / Tourists
More info: www.acm.org.sg

Eligible art experiences at National Gallery Singapore for SG Culture Pass

Parents, here’s how you can turn a day at the museum into a creative playground with your SG Culture Pass. The National Gallery Singapore has lined up kid-friendly programmes designed to spark imagination and make art come alive.

Kick things off with Art Alive! – A Wild Tale ($5), where storytelling and drama transform artworks into interactive adventures. Perfect for children who love stories, this session invites them to step into paintings and discover art in a whole new way.

For the tiniest art lovers, GalleryToddlers! ($15 per parent-and-child pair) introduces kids aged 2–3 to the joy of art through sensory play and simple creative activities, happening every first Saturday of the month. School holidays are covered too with Let’s Create ($15), a hands-on workshop where children can experiment with colour, tone, and layering to make their own compositions.

And for a self-guided option, pick up the How to Art with Friends activity guide ($5), packed with ten quirky prompts that turn the galleries into a fun, choose-your-own-adventure trail.

When: From Sep 1, 2025
Where: National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
How much: $5-$15
More info: https://www.nationalgallery.sg/sg/en.html

Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time

As part of its SG60 celebrations, the National Museum of Singapore presents Singapore Odyssea. This immersive multimedia experience brings Singapore’s maritime story to life like never before.

This multi-sensorial journey combines dazzling light displays, animated dioramas and interactive storytelling that will captivate both kids and adults alike. Pick up an RFID wristband to unlock a magical companion inspired by native wildlife — it will act as your guide through the exhibition. 

You and the kids will enjoy wandering through glowing seascapes, witnessing key moments in Singapore’s history, and meeting legendary creatures from local myths as you rediscover the vital role the sea has played in shaping our nation’s past, present and future.

When: From Aug 8, 2025 (permanent exhibition)
Where: National Museum Singapore, 93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897
How much: Free admission for Singapore Citizens, Permanent Residents, and visitors aged six and below
More info: www.nhb.gov.sg/nationalmuseum/whats-on/exhibition/singapore-odyssea
Book: Tickets available at Klook

The Learning Gallery at Singapore Art Museum

The Learning Gallery at Singapore Art Museum is back with a brand-new lineup. This time, it’s all about seeing the world through a child’s eyes. In celebration of SG60, the refreshed space features eight contemporary artworks by Singaporean artists, including returning favourites like Han Sai Por and Nguan, and exciting new additions by Chen Sai Hua Kuan and Ezzam Rahman. After years out of the spotlight, David Chan’s Animal Roulette also makes a comeback, inviting curious minds to take a spin at life’s unpredictability.

Centred on the theme of Childhood, the exhibition blends wonder and reflection, with artworks ranging from bungee cord sculptures to delicate flowers made from human skin. Expect conversations around identity, nature, home, and memory—all sparked through playful and thought-provoking works.

When: Aug 2, 2025 to Jun 28, 2026
Where: Singapore Art Museum, 39 Keppel Road, #01-02, Singapore 089065
How much: Free
More info: https://www.singaporeartmuseum.sg/art-events/exhibitions/learning-gallery

Play + Make at Children’s Museum Singapore

If your kids love getting hands-on with art and craft, the Children’s Museum Singapore’s brand-new makerspace is worth a visit. As part of SG60 celebrations, Play + Make is a space for young visitors to explore Singapore’s food heritage through imaginative play, creative expression, and sensory learning.

The space transforms the museum’s Discovery Room into a vibrant, interactive zone where kids can design their own kamcheng (a Peranakan porcelain container), make different types of kueh, and throw their very own kueh tea party. There’s even a dress-up station where they can assemble outfits on mannequins and a mini-stage to bring their stories to life.

Activities rotate throughout the year. Look forward to creating paper dolls (Jul to Sep), designing crockery (Oct to Dec), and weaving crafts (Jan to Mar). Beyond drop-in crafts, CMSG will also roll out special storytelling sessions, hands-on workshops, and even curated learning journeys with real-life makers from September onwards.

And while you’re there, check out the Hawkerverse exhibition, which offers a playful, meaningful way for little ones to connect with Singapore’s culture through everyday stories and traditions.

When: Jul 20, 2025 to Mar 31, 2026
Where: Children’s Museum Singapore, 23-B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807
How much: Complimentary admission for all Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents to the museum
More info: www.instagram.com/ilovecmsg

Lost Islands at The Artground

Step into a world of mythical creatures and hidden tales at Lost Islands, the latest immersive exhibition at The Artground. Created in collaboration with Indonesian artist Rachmi Dewi Pertama, this vibrant installation invites kids to climb atop a giant turtle, explore two-storey folktale books, and dash through a draped batik wonderland — all while learning about Singapore and Indonesia’s shared cultural heritage.

Little ones can tiptoe through Baby Forest Island, inspired by the legend of Sang Nila Utama, or brave The Mythical Dragon’s Back, a textured trail of tactile play. And if your child is a budding performer, rest assured that they’ll love dressing up and acting out stories at the Island Theatre. 

What makes this even more special is the UOB Learning Playzone, where kids explore money concepts through play. They can play pretend and be fishers or shopkeepers, track earnings on punch cards, and spend “currency” at a marketplace boat.

Note: This experience is best suited for children aged 0-9. 

When: Apr 19, 2025 to Mar 31, 2026
Where: 90 Goodman Road, #01-40 BLK J, Singapore 439053
How much: $5 per pax on weekdays, $8 per child & $5 per adult on weekends, PHs, and school holidays
More info: www.theartground.com.sg/other/3038013&func=view_programme&id=324

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