The long-awaited cherry blossom display at Gardens by the Bay is back! While you can’t go to Japan due to travel restrictions, you can indulge in the gorgeous pink hues of the blooms and admire the Japanese round windows onsite. You and your children will be able to snap pictures with torii gates, Japanese carp streamers, Japanese floral art, and more!

This year, tokidoki’s five unicorns will also be making an appearance in the Flower Dome. Try to spot all five of them for a mini-game with the kids.

Happening from 4 March to 3 April 2022, 9am – 9pm daily. Tickets are priced at $12 per adult and $8 per child. Located at Gardens by the Bay, Flower Dome, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953. Find out more and book your slots here.

Are you looking for some family-friendly shows that give a mixture of Studio Ghibli and Disney vibes? Masaaki Yuasa is a critically acclaimed Japanese animator and director, and for this activity, you can enjoy four of his works at the Singapore ArtScience Museum.

Dubbed ‘modern fables’, the films that you and your kids can enjoy are: the hit show Mind Game (2004), Annecy-winning Lu Over The Wall (2017), the eccentric and fun The Night Is Short, Walk On Girl (2017), and the much-loved love story Ride Your Wave (2019).

All the films, aside from The Night Is Short, Walk On Girl (2017), is rated PG, so there’s definitely going to be something you and your children can enjoy!

Happening from 4 March – 18 April 2022 at various timings. Weekday screenings are free-of-charge while weekend screenings are priced at $8. Located at ArtScience Museum, Level 4, 6 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018974. Find out more and book your slots here.

A mysterious individual has let loose three monsters from the visiting circus, and it’s you and your kids’ job to bring them back in time for the opening show.

This self-guided tour requires your family to find clues, overcome challenges, and solve puzzles in order to unlock the storyline in the game. You will require a smartphone, earpieces (if you want), and curiosity!

Happening from 9 – 20 March 2022. Admission is free. Located at Esplanade, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981. Find out more here.

Are you a fan of Universal Studios Singapore’s Madagascar zone? If you are, then you better catch it before it closes. Catch a wild celebration with the kids as you boogie with the gang. Meet and greet popular characters from the franchise, wave as King Julian, Alex, and the Penguins ride down the streets, and indulge in special tropical food and drinks.

Enjoy yourself on the Madagascar ride and go on it as many times as you and your kids desire – it won’t be around much longer, after all. Just make sure to have fun, dance to the music, and move it move it!

Happening from 10 – 27 March 2022. Tickets are priced from $68 onwards. Located at Universal Studios Singapore, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269. Find out more and book your tickets here.

If you and your kids are fans of Japanese culture, then fully immerse yourself in the experience with a tea ceremony workshop. Learn about the different types of tea ceremonies in Japan and how they are expected to progress as the tea ceremony continues. You will learn the proper etiquette required of a guest at such a ceremony, practice receiving the tea, and enjoy the beverage with other participants.

And of course, you can’t end a tea ceremony workshop without learning out to make Usucha – a thin matcha preparation.

This activity is definitely not suitable for kids with high energy levels that will run around, but if your little ones are the opposite, then this is a great activity to wind down and relax with the family.

Happening on 12 March 2022, from 2pm – 2:45pm and 4pm – 4:45pm. Admission is free but pre-booking is required. Located at Gardens by the Bay, Waterview Room, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953. Find out more and book your slots here.

Do your kids aspire to be superheroes? If yes, then head down to Sengkang Public Library and become a symbol of good for one day!

You and your children can create your own superhero-in-training license to flash at bad guys, take home craft kits to create your own superhero mascot, and maybe even have a run-in with the evil Mastermind.

There will also be three booths for your little ones to put their smarts and agility to the test – take part in them to have lots of fun.

Happening on 12 March 2022, 12pm – 4pm. Admission is free. Located at Sengkang Public Library, 1 Sengkang Square, #04-19 and #03-28, Compass One, Singapore 545078. Find out more and book your slots here.

Does folklore interest you and your family? If yes, then you can attend an interactive storytelling session about The Great Race: An Indonesian Trickster Tale at the Malay Heritage Centre.

Find out if the Kancil, a mousedeer who proclaims to be the fastest animal in the forest, truly is the swiftest in the area.

As part of the activity, you will also be taken on a guided tour around “Cerita (Stories)”, a special exhibition that allows you to see artefacts related to the tale.

Happening on 12 March 2022, 10am – 11am. Tickets are priced at $5 per pax. Located at the Malay Heritage Centre, 85 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198501. Find out more and book your slots here.

Want to be suspended in the air with your kids? It’s actually possible to do so! Take part in this Family Aerial Yoga class and relax (or work out, whichever way you see it) in a fun way with them.

Through working as a team, you and your little ones can strengthen your bond with each other, improve communication, but most of all, enjoy your time with each other.

The classes are split into two different children’s age groups: three to six and seven to 12, so your kids can keep up with everyone else.

Happening on 12 March 2022 from 9am – 9:45am for three to six-year-olds and 10am – 11:30am for seven to 12-year-olds.  Tickets are priced at $65 and $95 respectively. Located at 10 Winstedt Road, Block A, #02-02, Singapore 227977. Find out more and book your slots here.

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