26 Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore With Kids (28 – 30 August 2026)

Check out our Weekend Planner for all the exciting things to do this weekend in Singapore (28 – 30 August 2026)! We’ve found plenty of fun events for kids and parents alike, including free activities, so read on to find out what’s on.

With so many kids’ events and free things to do in Singapore, we’re always looking forward to the weekend! Well, we’re on top of all the best things to do this weekend in Singapore, whether it’s fun indoor activities, pop-up markets, kids’ theatre shows, free outdoor playgrounds or free water playgrounds. Read on for ideas on what to do and where to go. Many of these events and activities are also free!

Here’s a snippet of what’s on this weekend (28 – 30 August 2026): An array of family- and pet-friendly fairs with sustainable and wellness themes, a bilingual ‘amazing race’, world-class theatre screenings, a Jurassic Park concert and more. The Singapore Night Festival also returns, with free family-friendly programmes at the annual A Date with Tradition.

Read more: 101 Best Kids’ Activities In Singapore

Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore & Fun Kids’ Events:

1. Inflatables, karaoke & track access at the National Stadium (FREE!)

The National Stadium Experience is back, and this edition spans three weeks long! You can bring your running buddies or your kids for a run on the stadium’s historic track and kick or throw around a ball on the pitch. The kids can bounce around of the inflatable playgrounds (bring socks!) and get creative at the DIY craft stations, and you can even take on the open mic karaoke to live out your superstar dreams. Each weekend, there are special curated activities, including back-of-house tours and sports try-outs and workshops. There’s even an SCOGA Esports Carnival and Collecta Fest TCG Card Show making their debut on the second weekend. On the third weekend, check out K-pop dance battles, Muay Thai try-outs and an artisan market. Slots get snapped up FAST, so be sure to register for the activity you’re interested in early. Entry to the stadium is free via Gate 3. Stay updated here.

Deets: 29 August – 20 September, Saturday – Sunday 10am – 9pm; Monday – Friday 5pm – 9pm, National Stadium Gate 3

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2. Interactive installations, sustainable brands & more at GREEN-HOUSE 2026 (FREE entry!)

GREEN-HOUSE 2026 returns to Temasek Shophouse this weekend, with its first day-to-night edition as part of the Singapore Night Festival. It’s the place to be for sustainability-focused experiences including a solar-powered installation made with 800 reclaimed aluminium cans, beauty bottle recycling, complimentary oat milk drinks and a six-course zero-waste menu. Entry is free, with 45 workshops, 74 local brands and talks across the three days. More info here.

Deets: 28 – 30 August, Friday 6pm – 10pm, Saturday – Sunday 11am – 10pm, Temasek Shophouse

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3. Market, live performances & more at Sands for Singapore 2026 (FREE entry!)

Marina Bay Sands is the place to be if you’re looking for things to do this weekend while supporting a good cause. The annual Sands for Singapore Charity Festival is back for its 12th run and there’s lots happening at the Event Plaza. Catch live performances by local artistes, and indulge in culinary goodies at The Good Bites Market. There’s also an interactive game for families, plus the return of the Giving Marketplace featuring 12 local non-profits, social enterprises and small businesses. More info here.

Image credit: 28 – 30 August, 5pm – 11pm, Event Plaza, Marina Bay Sands

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4. Pet-friendly zones, yoga & more at Village Encounters (FREE entry!)

If you’re always up for wholesome family- and pet-friendly experiences, mark your calendar for the inaugural Village Encounters @ Holland Village. Taking place this weekend, the festival is packed with lots of dun, including games, community art, neon face-painting, a community yoga session and even a dedicated Paw Quest zone. There are also merchant pop-ups and workshops, plus live entertainment. Admission is free, while shoppers who spend $30 at participating merchants can redeem a Festival Pass with extra perks, while stocks last. Stay updated here.

Deets: 29 – 30 August, 4pm – 10pm, Holland Village

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5. Face & tote bag painting, storytelling & more at Eco Farmers Market (FREE entry!)

Calling all home cooks! Bookmark the Eco Farmers Market by Tanglin Mall and Little Farms, where you’ll find an array of curated artisanal treats, fresh produce and eco-friendly products. Bring the kids along and they can enjoy free face painting and tote bag painting sessions, with live music setting the mood. Don’t miss the storytelling session (11am) and upcycling workshops (12.30pm and 6pm) with EcoBubs taking place on 29 August. Eco workshops and wellness experiences are also available at an additional fee. More info here.

Deets: 29 – 30 August, 10am – 6pm, Tanglin Mall L1 Atrium & Outdoor Pedestrian Walkway

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6. Go night shopping at Night at Orchard (FREE entry!)

One of our favourite weekend markets in Singapore, Night at Orchard, is back this weekend! Take your time to browse all the goodies between Wisma Atria and Ngee Ann City; you’ll find everything from creative booths to experiential brands. Read more about the fab flea markets in Singapore.

Deets: 28 – 30 August, 3pm – 10pm, pedestrian walkway in front of Wisma Atria to Ngee Ann City

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7. Watch a theatre screening featuring award-winning actors

This one’s a must for serious theatre fans. National Theatre Live screenings land in Singapore this weekend, and it’s your chance to catch performances filmed live from the stages of National Theatre, Barbican and the West End. On the screening roster are ‘Inter Alia’ starring Rosamund Pike, ‘The Fifth Step’ starring Martin Freeman and Jack Lowden, William Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’ and ‘Mrs. Warren’s Profession’ starring Imelda Staunton from The Crown. Encore screenings of ‘The Audience’ starring Helen Mirren as Queen Elizabeth are also scheduled. Tickets cost from $24 and you can get them here.

Deets: 27 – 30 August, various timings, Singtel Waterfront Theatre at Esplanade

Read more: Upcoming Musicals, Theatre Shows, Comedies & Live Concerts In Singapore

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8. Rewatch Jurassic Park (1993) with a live orchestra

Watching a movie with live music accompaniment is sure to hit different, fully immersing you in the moment. Dino fans can experience just that at Jurassic Park In Concert, by the Singapore National Youth Orchestra and Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Watch all of the original movie’s iconic scenes and fearsome dinos projected in HD, while the orchestra plays the legendary film score by John Williams. Get tickets here (from $28).

Deets: 28 August, 7.30pm, Esplanade Concert Hall

Read more: Kids’ Musicals, Theatre Shows & Concerts

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9. Join a bilingual ‘amazing race’ style adventure (FREE!)

Here’s an adventure for those who can speak more than one Mother Tongue language: Echoes of the Forbidden Hill by Cinewav is an ‘amazing race’ style challenge taking place at Fort Canning Park. This free immersive experience will have you following clues, uncovering stories and solving puzzles in different Mother Tongue languages across Fort Canning Park. All you have to do is form a team of two to six people and bring a smartphone and headphones. Finish the quest and you’ll get a goodie bag and free ice cream, while stocks last, plus a chance to win travel and hotel lucky draw prizes! Find out more here.

Deets: 30 August, 7.30pm – 10pm, Fort Canning Park (flag off at Spice Garden, Fort Canning Hill)

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10. Craft activities, bazaar & more at Little India Street Festival (FREE!)

We’re always game for a new and free festival in Singapore. This weekend, you can visit the first-ever Little India Street Festival which is packed with treats, activities, performances and more along Campbell Lane. Enjoy free admission to the Indian Heritage Centre and try your hand at one of the free craft activities such as shophouse magnet painting and pouch block-printing. Take your time to browse through the Heritage Bazaar. Paid workshops such as a Kids’ Cultural Workshop ($15) and Tanjore Art Workshop ($25) are also available. More info here.

Deets: 29 August, 10am – 6pm, Indian Heritage Centre, Campbell Lane

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11. Admire light installations at the Singapore Night Festival (FREE!)

The Singapore Night Festival returns this weekend in Singapore. Themed ‘Myths and Legends’, the annual festival brings folklore and traditions from Singapore and Southeast Asia to life across the Bras Basah.Bugis precinct. Crowd-favourites such as projection mapping at the National Museum of Singapore and The Cathay are back, and of course, don’t miss out on the 10 illuminated artworks around the district. There’s also a new Museum Zone, festival villages with food and retail, and free programmes including the roving Birdmen installation. Read more about the Singapore Night Festival.

Deets: Now till 5 September, 7.30pm – 11pm, Various locations around the Bras Basah.Bugis district (more info on Singapore Night Festival here)

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12. Drop-in activities & more at A Date with Tradition (FREE!)

A Date With Tradition returns to Stamford Arts Centre for three weekends, bringing traditional culture to life through family-friendly activities inspired by folklore, stories and cultural practices from Singapore’s communities. It’s the perfect opportunity for the kids to catch live performances including Indian classical dance, Chinese opera and gamelan storytelling. There are also free drop-in activities like traditional games, batik ink rubbing, Chinese calligraphy, a monkey scavenger hunt and a community mural. There are also interactive night-time installations and youth-led hangout sessions, with craft workshops priced from $5 – $20. Read more here and view the full programme here.

Deets: Now till 5 September, various timings, Stamford Arts Centre

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13. Getai performances, AR game & more at Zhongyuan Festival

The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) is putting the spotlight on the Hungry Ghost Festival with its first-ever Zhongyuan Festival! Families can immerse themselves in the season with a new AR Game titled ‘Little Ghost Explorer’ that’ll bring you through a series of interactive activities at the SCCC. It’s a fun way to learn about the festival’s customs, beliefs and traditions and can be accessed on mobile devices. There’s also a special animated short film ($3) inspired by traditional chinese dishes on 29 August. More info here.

Deets: Now till 10 September, Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (short film on 29 August)

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14. Support artworks by preschoolers at the National Library Building (FREE!)

Artworks by preschoolers certainly hit differently, especially since kids view the world through a very different lens than us adults. If you’re up for something free to do this weekend, head over to the National Library Building to check out the ‘Hello Future: Adventure Awaits’ exhibition, comprising 12 artworks by children from 24 preschools in Singapore. It’s part of the Singapore Art Museum’s (SAM) Think! Contemporary Preschool programme, and it’s a culmination of works inspired by the children’s visits to SAM’s Learning Gallery–it may even inspire your own little one to get creative! More info here.

Deets: Now till 5 September, 10am – 9pm, National Library Building

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15. Games & kid-friendly activities at BMDP Community Carnival (FREE!)

BMDP Community Carnival is back with two free family-friendly carnivals this August, kicking off Match for Life 2026. Head down for carnival games, interactive activities, complimentary treats and a behind-the-scenes look at what bone marrow donation involves. Visitors can also take a simple cheek swab to join Singapore’s marrow donor registry, helping give patients in need a better chance of finding a life-saving match. More info here.

Deets: 29 August, 12pm – 8pm, Plantation Plaza, Tengah

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16. Order mooncakes to get early-bird & exclusive discounts

The Mid-Autumn Festival is right around the corner, and we’ve got some treats in store for you. Read our guide to mooncakes in Singapore for plenty of exclusive deals and discounts up to 35% off when you order gift sets and seasonal treats!

Read our guide on where to buy the best mooncakes in Singapore!

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17. Get hawker mechanical keycap keychains & food plushies at Kopitiam

Mechanical keycap keychains are now all the rage, especially among the young’uns, and you can redeem the most adorable locally-inspired ones at selected Kopitiam outlets this weekend! Simply spend $12 to redeem one keychain; they feature the cutest designs such as iced gem biscuits, the beloved Merlion, the iconic dragon playground and more. There is also a limited-edition Lau Pa Sat x Hawker Wars food plushie Weekend Claw Machine. Spend $10 to get one chance, and $18 for two chances at the machine. More info here.

Keycap Clicker Keychains: 28 – 30 August @ Kopitiam at Compass One

Weekend Claw Machine: 28 – 30 August @ Kopitiam at West Mall; 4 – 6 September @ Bagus by Kopitiam at Northpoint; 11 – 13 September @ Bagus by Kopitiam at Pasir Ris Mall & Kopitiam Food Hall at VivoCity

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18. Attend an outdoor orchestra concert at Singapore Botanic Gardens (FREE!)

Take this as your cue to plan a morning at the Singapore Botanic Gardens! Stop by one of The Purple Symphony’s pop-up performances this August. Singapore’s largest inclusive orchestra will be performing familiar community songs in different spots around the gardens, with musicians of all abilities taking the stage. The performances lead up to a final orchestral showcase at the Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage on 5 September as part of the Gardens’ Heritage Festival. More info here.

Deets: 30 August, 9am – 10am, Singapore Botanic Gardens Green Pavilion at the Botany Centre & Nassim Visitor’s Centre; 5 September 6pm – 7pm, Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage, Singapore Botanic Gardens

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19. Lights & digital experiences at Light Together Bras Basah.Bugis (FREE!)

New kid in town, Light Together Bras Basah.Bugis (LTB) is a sort of prequel to the upcoming Singapore Night Festival. This new night festival dishes out crowd-favourites, such as lights and digital experiences that double as experiential zones around the precinct’s historical buildings. Take a stroll around the area and you’ll spot glowing art installations that’ll make you do a double take. Over at the Reflection Pool at the Bras Basah MRT Station, you’ll spot adorable chili and onions, and you must touch the glowing tree over at Artsplace at Waterloo Centre. Head over to the Stamford Walkway for a glowing stroll with mythical projections, and look up to see more local mythologies unfold at the Stamford Place tower.

Deets: 1 August – 5 September, Artsplace @ Waterloo Centre, Reflection Pool @ Bras Basah MRT Station, Stamford Place, Stamford Walkway & National Museum of Singapore

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20. ‘Home’ Light & Music Showcase & Peranakan experience at Jewel Changi

Jewel Changi Airport is all set for National Day celebrations. Throughout the whole month of August, you can catch a special ‘Home’ Light & Music Showcase at the Jewel Rain Vortex, featuring the beloved Kit Chan song. On National Day weekend itself, you can enjoy 1-for-1 individual attraction tickets at Jewel Canopy Park that’s valid for a single day visit from 7 to 31 August 2026 (excludes Canopy Park entrance tickets and bundle deals). Feeling extra nostalgic? You can sign up for a Peranakan heritage experience (from $46) where you can dress up in traditional outfits, enjoy a Peranakan food sampling platter and take on a bookmark-making workshop. More info here.

‘Home’ Light & Music Showcase, 1 – 31 August, Monday – Thursday 8pm & 9pm; Friday – Sunday, eve of PH & PH 8pm, 9pm & 10pm, Rain Vortex at Jewel Changi Airport
Peranakan Heritage experience, 1 August – 31 December, Jewel Level 5

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21. Get up close to F1 cars & race simulators at the Formula 1 Exhibition

This one’s a must-see for F1 fans! The Formula 1 Exhibition marks its Asian debut right here in Singapore, and it celebrates 76 years of F1 history. There are seven immersive rooms to explore, where you’ll be able to get up close to iconic Formula 1 cars, including the 2011 Championship-winning Red Bull RB7 and 2003 BAR Honda 005. Try your hand at “racing” around the Marina Bay Street Circuit via racing simulators, and check out rare memorabilia, interactive installations and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage. Tickets cost from $49/adult and $29/child and you can get them here.

Deets: Now till 18 October, 11am – 9pm (23 July – 2 August); 11am – 8pm (from 3 August onwards), Gardens by the Bay MRT Plaza

Read more: Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026: All The Details

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22. Disney meet & greets and cruise-themed photo ops at Sentosa (FREE!)

The Disney Cruise Line is taking over Sentosa Island! Keep a lookout for seven FREE themed areas across Palawan Beach, the Central Beach Bazaar and Sensoryscape. Spot giant Toy Story bath toys, princess-themed hammock installations and even aquatic-themed photo ops and installations from the likes of The Little Mermaid, Finding Nemo and Lilo & Stitch at the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia (illuminated experience from 7pm to 10pm available at $8/child and $10/adult). Be sure to collect your Adventure Stamp Card at any Sentosa Guest Services Counter or Ticketing and Redemption Kiosk to collect stamps at the themed installations, to redeem exclusive stickers. Plus, there’ll be Disney Cruise-themed meet and greet sessions on selected weekends! More info here.

Adventure Stamp Card & Installations: Now till 20 September, Palawan Beach, Central Beach Bazaar and Sensoryscap

Read more: Disney Cruise Singapore Review With Kids 

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23. Snap pics with LEGO Botanicals at Jewel Changi

Jewel Changi Airport is no stranger to displays made of florals, but this one’s a little different: it’s made of LEGO Botanicals! Jewel Blooms takes over the mall and you can expect vibrant displays of LEGO flowers at the Forest Valley! Take this as your sign to visit the Canopy Park (tickets here) while you’re there–more LEGO Botanicals creations can be found at this indoor park!

Deets: Now till 30 August, Jewel Changi Airport Forest Valley & Canopy Park

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24. Attend a storytelling sesh at Gateway Kids Club (FREE!)

Did you know that there are free kids’ storytelling sessions every Saturday at the Gateway Theatre? Gateway Kids Club offers a different theme each month, and this month, it’s ‘Little Red Dot’. Bring the kids for free storytelling sessions, all surrounding the man of the family. More info here.

Deets: 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 August, 10am onwards, Gateway Dance Studio

Read more: Kids Theatre Shows & Concerts Happening In Singapore

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25. Experience a real-world Minecraft experience at Mandai

You heard that right! You can experience what it’s like to navigate a real-life Minecraft world at ‘Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue’! This immersive experience sends you on an adventure, where you can explore vibrant biomes, complete quests, gather resources and even battle mobs! There’s even an escape room to conquer, as well as areas where you can just soak up the environment of a real-life Minecraft world. Each visitor will get a glowing ‘Orb of Interaction’ that allows you to move through each challenge and sensory-rich environments. The experience lasts about 55 minutes per session, and is also wheelchair accessible! Tickets cost from $46/adult and $40/child (free entry for kids aged 2 and below), and you can get them here.

Deets: Now till 13 September, Monday – Friday 11am – 7pm, Saturday – Sunday 10am – 8pm, PH and School Holidays, 10am – 8pm Daily, Green Canvas, Mandai Wildlife EAST

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26. See Elsa, Woody & more at the Disney Garden of Wonder

The wildly popular Disney Garden of Wonder is back at Floral Fantasy! Spot all your favourite Disney and Pixar characters including Woody, Jessie and Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story 5, Elsa, Anna and Olaf from Frozen, iconic Disney princesses, Mickey Mouse, and Winnie the Pooh and friends–all reimagined in stunning topiary displays. We hear there are also Meet and Greet sessions with Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse on select weekends! Tickets cost from $12/adult and $8/child (3 – 12 years old) and you can get them here.

Deets: Now till 14 March 2027, 10am – 9pm, Floral Fantasy

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Upcoming weekend events and things to do in Singapore

 

Find fresh produce, crafts & more at CDC Neighbourhood Markets (Free entry!)

Support local businesses at the CDC Neighbourhood Markets, taking place across Central Singapore from now till December 2026. Browse fresh produce, healthy food, handmade crafts and eco-friendly products from local farmers, entrepreneurs and artisans, while enjoying sustainability workshops and performances by talented persons with disabilities. Each market is held in a different neighbourhood, making it easy to join in wherever you are. More info here.

Deets: 12 September 3pm – 7pm @ Balmoral Crescent; 10 October 3pm – 7pm @ Zhongshan Park; 24 October (time tba) @ Thomson Community Club; 6 December (time tba) @ Yio Chu Kang Community Club

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Reaction-themed games, F1 activities & more at #RevUpSG (FREE!)

Can’t wait for the big F1 race in Singapore? You can get in on the fun this weekend at a #RevUpSG watch party. Besides catching a live screening of the exhilarating race, you can try your hand at interactive reaction-based games, check out an F1 Kids commentator booth and take part in an array of F1-themed activities. We hear there are even prizes to be won! Stay updated here.

Deets: 12 – 13 September, 12.30pm – 11pm (screenings at 10pm on 12 Sep; 9pm on 13 Sep), HDB Hub Toa Payoh; 25 September 12.30pm – 10pm (screening at 8pm) & 26 September 12.30pm – 9pm (screening at 7pm), Kampung Admiralty

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Looking for more fun things to do this weekend in Singapore with kids? Here are more ideas:

Watch family-friendly films at Movies by the Beach (FREE!)

If you’re looking for free things to do over the weekend, head over to Sentosa to enjoy Movies by the Beach at Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden. Free movie screenings take place every Saturday and Sunday at 7pm. All you have to do is bring your picnic blanket and basket, and good company. No pre-bookings are required, so just show up! You’ll find family-friendly movies including action flicks and comedies on the programme. Find out what’s screening here.

Deets: Every Saturday & Sunday, 7pm, Palawan Kidz City

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Head to a Fire Station Open House this weekend (FREE!)

Does your kiddo love fire engines? Did you know you can take them to see a working Fire Station on the weekend for free? Selected Fire Stations are open for visits on Saturday mornings over two time slots – 9am to 9:50am or 10am to 10:50am. Both timeslots are guided tours. Tots will love this experience where they can learn about the cool Emergency Vehicles and their capabilities, watch a demo on donning the full firefighting protective gear, and see how the equipment is used (nothing beats seeing those massive sprays in person!).

Deets: Saturdays every weekend, 9am to 9:50am or 10am to 10:50am, Selected Fire Stations

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Borealis Northern Lights at Supertree Grove (FREE!)

Borealis at Gardens by the Bay is a free immersive light and sound installation at Supertree Grove created by Switzerland-based artist Dan Ache. Using layers of light and cloud particles, the magical splendour of the Northern Lights is recreated. Borealis happens on Mondays and the weekend only (timing below) and is in addition to the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show, where the lights on the Supertrees dance to a changing musical soundtrack that takes place daily at 7.45pm and 8.45pm.

Deets: Borealis: Mondays, 8pm – 8.30pm; Every Sat & Sun 9pm – 9.30pm, Supertree Grove

Read more: 101 Best Activities For Kids In Singapore

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Cool off at a water playground (FREE!)

Looking for free things to do this weekend with the kids? Head to one of the many free water playgrounds around Singapore! You’re spoilt for choice–from the animal-themed play space at the free rooftop water playground at Tampines 1 Mall to the ever-popular Far East Organization Children’s Garden with its multiple fountains. There’s also the newly-opened Yew Tee Lifestyle Corridor in the West and Canberra Cove in the North-East!

Read all about Singapore’s free water play areas.

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Visit a petting zoo or animal farm

Bring your little animal lovers to interact with animals at petting zoos and animal farms in Singapore. Meet the friendly goats of Hay Dairies, see over 22,000 crocodiles at Long Kuan Hung Crocodile Farm, or do some longkang fishing at Qian Hu Fish Farm. You can also go horse or pony riding at these horse stables in Singapore or simply head to the Singapore Zoo to meet the friendly animals at KidzWorld! It’s a no-brainer when figuring out what to do in Singapore this weekend!

Read about all the places you can interact with animals in Singapore.

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Explore a park this weekend

Another free thing to do in Singapore over the weekend is exploring one of Singapore’s kid-friendly parks. These parks have free kid-friendly activities, including walking trails and playgrounds. Some new parks that have opened recently include the stroller-friendly Bidadari Par,k which takes inspiration from Winnie the Pooh’s Acre Wood. There’s also the revamped Chinese and Japanese Gardens at Jurong Lake Gardens, where there are 13 different play areas at Forest Ramble and the Clusia Cove water playground.

Read more about the best parks in Singapore for kids.

Read more: 101 Best Kids’ Activities In Singapore

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Go on a cycling excursion (FREE!)

It’s free (if you have your own bicycle), it gets the kids away from screens, and it lets you explore nature: cycling makes a great weekend jaunt with the kiddos! There are so many great kid-friendly cycling routes in Singapore, from well-manicured parks to more rugged trails that’ll allow you to truly detox from the daily hustle and bustle.

Read more about the best cycling routes in Singapore.

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Take the family hiking (FREE!)

Hiking in Singapore is one of our favourite things to do over the weekend with the kids! It’s a great way to not just immerse yourself in nature, but also spot wild animals in their natural habitat. With so many lovely options, you can find hiking trails to suit every difficulty and vibe, including stroller-friendly trails and rugged ones that take you deep into the jungle!

Read more about the best hiking trails in Singapore.

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Explore a kid-friendly museum this weekend

Looking for fun things to do this weekend in Singapore to enrich your child’s mind and senses? Bring them to a kid-friendly museum or art exhibition. There are plenty of exhibits and museums where the young ones can soak up some culture or learn something new, such as the Children’s Museum Singapore and the Air Force Museum, both of which are free for Singaporeans and PRs. There are also interactive exhibits such as the permanent FutureWorld at ArtScience Museum. Also check out the life-size dinosaur skeletons at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum which is sure to impress dino-loving kiddos, or let your kid embrace their artsy side at the Keppel Art Centre for Education.

Read more about kid-friendly museums & exhibits in Singapore.

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Fun things to do this weekend: Indoor playground

Indoor playgrounds are the ultimate fail-proof way to keep your child entertained (and thoroughly tuckered out) over the weekend – especially if you’re looking for an indoor activity for kids. Thankfully, there are so many options to choose from, making it one of the best things to do with kids! Bring the kids to zoom around colourful tracks at VroomTown or explore the aviation-themed Kiztopia Jewel! Adventurous kiddos will have a field day at X-SCAP8’s and Superpark’s obstacle courses, and you can add an educational edge at indoor playgrounds such as KidsSTOP at Science Centre Singapore and The Artground.

Read more about the best indoor playgrounds in Singapore.

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Run around at an outdoor playground (FREE!)

There are so many things we love about bringing the kiddos to an outdoor playground! Firstly, it’s the perfect solution if you’re looking for free things to do with kids; secondly, the little ones simply thrive outdoors and get plenty of fresh air. Needless to say, you probably have your go-to outdoor playgrounds near you, but check out some of the newer ones that’ve opened: Bidadari Park’s nest-themed playground, Boon Lay Glade’s fire station-themed playground and Tampines Boulevard Park (West)’s small playground with a sand pit.

Read more about the best outdoor playgrounds in Singapore.

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Beaches, theme parks & more at Sentosa

Sentosa Island is packed with plenty of family fun, making it a great choice when wondering what to do in Singapore this weekend! It’s home to some of Singapore’s best beaches and beach clubs, as well as fail-proof kids’ activities in Singapore such as Universal Studios Singapore, The Palawan @ Sentosa where you’ll find the inflatable water park HydroDash, and the hands-on KidZania.

Read more about all the best things to do in Sentosa.

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Storytelling & programmes at public libraries (FREE!)

Singapore’s public libraries are wonderfully equipped with plenty of kids’ books and magazines to entertain kids of all ages. We love that this is one of the best free things to do with kids, and a great rainy day activity These libraries in Singapore have the best kids’ facilities, including kids reading corners, colourful and vibrant decor, educational corners and more! You can also find free storytelling sessions at your nearest public library. If you’re looking for more free things to do this weekend in Singapore, check out their lineup of events here.

Read more about kid-friendly public libraries in Singapore.

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Play giant chess or lawn bowls (FREE!)

Did you know that you can hire out free Giant Chess sets from Sports Hub if you book ahead? Make it a family game. It’s brainpower, and a physical workout, as you will have to use both your hands and feet to make the chess pieces move. There are lots of other free outdoor facilities from basketball courts and beach volleyball courts, to a playground and lawn bowls, too. More info here.

Deets: Prebook chess sets ahead. Singapore Sports Museum rooftop, 6 Stadium Walk, Singapore

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Things to do this weekend in Singapore: Go cafe-hopping

Wondering what to do this weekend in Singapore with kids? There are so many kid-friendly restaurants and cafes in Singapore that you can make a day of it! Spend the morning at a cafe with playgrounds and kids’ corners, or bring the kids for a treat of ice cream or cakes and pastries at a dessert cafe in Singapore. Keep your eyes peeled for kids eat free deals as well!

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Bring the kids for a buffet or afternoon tea

Weekends are for spending quality time as a family, and what better way to do that than with a memorable meal? Find a buffet in Singapore to treat the family to a sumptuous lunch or dinner, or book an afternoon tea in Singapore for decadent treats–some too pretty to eat (but will definitely delight the kiddos).

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