This is a must attend for all science fiction enthusiasts and curious souls looking to witness a magical experience come to life. Organised by Science Centre, this special effects  show promises an exciting display of lights, lasers, drones, magic and much more. The Electrified is a fun way to make science accessible to kids as they leave with nuggets of information about energy, space and time.  

26 May – 4 June at 1.30pm, 2pm and 4.30pm at The Annexe. 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081.Visit their website for more details.

For families looking for an evening of amusement and entertainment, this clown show will do the trick. A non-verbal experience, prepare to be delighted by tricks like juggling, mime, object manipulation and more. Journey with the clown, Mr Ham, and his contemporary take on circus structure to uncover his ultimate dream. 

1 – 2 June at 7pm and 9.30pm at the DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre. 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981. No prior booking is necessary and seating is allocated on a first-come first-served basis. Visit their website for more details.

Bakéké (the Hawaiian word for bucket), true to its name, is a show about buckets. This 30 minute performance follows a man and his relationship with buckets. What starts off as a symbol of monotonous, repetitive work transforms into an exciting possibility that leads to unexpected outcomes, keeping the audience engaged and on their toes throughout the exhibit. The event is short but sweet and will keep children entertained and intrigued while simultaneously allowing parents to relax and enjoy themselves. 

1 – 4 June at 8.15pm on weekdays and 7.45pm on weekends at the DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre. 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981. Admission is free and seating is allocated on a first-come first-served basis. Visit the Esplanade website to learn more. 

Take a break from circus tricks and magical wonders and check out the play, Adventures with andi, inspired by the book series “What Ants Do”. Allow your kids to uncover the significance of family and friends as they travel alongside Andi as he overcomes his own set of challenges that threaten his loved ones. The event includes interactive song and hands on craft sessions to keep kids occupied throughout the whole show. 

9 – 11 June at 11am on all days and an additional show at 4pm on weekends at the Sota Drama Theatre. 1 Zubir Said Drive, Singapore 227968. Visit this link to book your tickets. 

The epic dance party to kick off your June holidays, this ballet performance follows Peter and his pets as he celebrates his birthday. Feel free to get dressed up and bring along your own party hats to be a part of this afternoon of fun. Kids can look forward to costume changes, a colourful set and an exciting story. Specially crafted for children to enjoy and cultivate an appreciation for dance, the little ones are sure to have a good time. 

15 – 18 June at the Sota Studio Theatre. 1 Zubir Said Drive, Singapore 227968. For more information on show timings and booking details, click here.

This two-part play will not only serve to entertain your kids but will also explore relevant and important topics like what it means to be a student and how children can take charge of their learning to retain their imagination and embrace not fitting into the mould laid out for them by the education system. While some kids might be too young to fully grasp these concepts, this ensemble by Singapore Youth Theatre may prove a good place to start. 

15 – 18 June, 8pm on weekdays and 8.30pm on weekends, at The Studio @ Wild Rice. 107 North Bridge road #04-08, Funan, Singapore 179105. Visit their website for ticketing information. 

Parents in search of an enjoyable way to introduce classical music to their kids or for interested children, this animated show might be just the thing you are looking for. Follow the tale of a composer who overcomes a series of misfortunes to eventually forge his own music style, with the help of a mouse. Allow your kids to test waters with music while they learn that dreams can and do come true. 

17 June, 2pm and 5pm, at Victoria Concert Hall. 11 Empress Place, #01-02, Singapore 179558. Book your tickets now!

Wild Flower is the show for all the wild little dancers out there. Seeking to define “Wild Flower” as a fierce and unique attitude, this piece tells a tale of what it means to dream and to embody determination and strength in the face of a challenge. Look forward to this show that will allow you to indulge in a much needed session of art appreciation while potentially planting the seeds of interest in the artform, amongst your kids. 

19 – 20 June, 8pm, at the Esplanade Theatre. 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981. Children attending are required to be six years old and above. Click here to purchase tickets.

A unique blend between space and music, the Little Space Explorer aims to introduce kids to the world of orchestra as they learn about the instruments involved, the music they create and how all this comes together to create the magical experience that is orchestral music. 

25 June, 1pm and 4pm, at Victoria Concert Hall. 11 Empress Place, #01-02, Singapore 179558. Be sure to buy your tickets online. 

Stand the chance to meet your all time favourite characters and experience the Disney magic as a family. From Frozen to Lion King, witness their tales come to life as Broadway singers take to stage to narrate their journey through music. 

1 July, 4pm, at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.  2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691. Visit their website for more details and buy your tickets soon.

A musical that celebrates love, friendships and school life, Fairfield follows the tale of a group of friends as they encounter strange and sometimes challenging episodes during their school carnival. In an entertaining series of events, witness them uncover the value of friendship and the true spirit of being a Fairfield student.

28 – 29 July at 2.30pm and 7.30pm at the Victoria Theatre. 9 Empress Place, Singapore 179556.  

Visit their website to book your tickets. 

Adding a modern twist to the childhood classic, this musical rendition of Goldilocks and the Three Bears explores the relationship between Goldilocks and the bears as they work hand in hand to save the forest and protect our environment. The performance will teach kids the importance of safeguarding our environment and friendships. Parents looking for fun ways to encourage their children to learn Chinese might consider attending the Mandarin performance. 

26 July – 12 August (English show) and 14 August (Mandain show), 9.30am and 11.30am on weekdays and 11am and 2pm on weekends and public holidays, at KC Arts Centre. 20 Merbau Road Singapore 239035.

Book your tickets here.

Take a break from busy city life and embark on an island adventure with a prince, explorer and a girl. Hoping to impart empathy, this play will teach children to view stories from different perspectives while allowing them to escape into a whimsical world with their three newly acquainted friends. 

11 – 27 August, 9.30am and 11am on weekdays and 2pm and 4.30pm on weekends, at the Esplanade Theatre Studio. 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981. Book your seats here

All kids have their favourite toy that brings them a special sort of comfort and happiness. The Velveteen Rabbit is a play that hopes to capture this emotion that the young audience can relate to. Following the relationship between Rabbit and the little boy who owns her, the show displays the strength of friendship that stands the test of time and challenges. 

20 – 26 August, 11am on 19th, 20th and 26th August at Wild Rice @ Funan. 107 North Bridge road #04-08, Funan, Singapore 179105. Tickets for sale are available here. 

A magic show with a series of exhibits that will (figuratively) blow your mind and keep you at the edge of your seat for the whole duration. From stage illusions to street magic tricks, prepare to me amazed as Consentino presents a unique show laced with dance to add to the fun. 

24 August – 3 September, 8pm Thursday to Saturday, also at 2pm on Saturday and only at 6pm on Sunday, at the Sands Theatre.  10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956. Be sure to book your tickets here. 

This show is a must watch for children whose bedtime favourite is the story of the Little Red Riding Hood. Adding a twist to the plot, Little Red uses her wit to defeat the wolf. With a colourful set, bold costumes and magical music, the performance will provide kids with an unforgettable experience, bringing their beloved fairytale to life.

9 – 10 September, at 11am and 2pm at Victoria Concert Hall. 11 Empress Place, #01-02, Singapore 179558. Visit their official website for more information.

Ever wondered if aliens are real? Well follow the journey of Smed and Smoo, witness them fall in love and bring their families back together, and you might realise they are not that different from us after all. This live show by KidsFest is for families looking for an hour of feel good entertainment. 

21 – 24 September at the Victoria Theatre. 11 Empress Place, #01-02, Singapore 179558. Keep a lookout for the show schedule on their website, coming soon.

Here is another chance to witness the Disney magic unfold in front of your very eyes through a live concert celebrating 100 years of the company. Let children interact with the characters they love like Peter Pan, Moana and Aladdin for a day of happiness and entertainment with the family.

7 – 8 October, at 4pm and 8pm respectively, at the Esplanade Theatre. 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981. Click here to purchase your tickets.

Who says prom should only be reserved for older kids? Let the little ones enjoy a day of fun music and dance through the free-and-easy programme designed to provide families with a relaxing and entertaining outing. 

7 – 8 October, 4pm on 7th October and at 11am and 2pm on 8th October, at Victoria Concert Hall. 11 Empress Place, #01-02, Singapore 179558. Visit their website to find out more. 

The time has come for all Star Wars fans to unite! Nerd out over the franchise all you want as you experience the epic tale retold through a live concert consisting of storytelling and the orchestra, set out to make the event an unforgettable one. 

14-15 October, 8pm on 14th October and 4pm on 15th October, at the Esplanade Theatre. 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981. Click here to purchase tickets before they sell out. May the force be with you!

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