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Updated June 2026
Singapore has so many attractions for treating the kids to a fun day out. Still, we’re always looking for something new to impress – whether for our energetic littlies or temperamental teens. Luckily, Singapore always has a new activity in store, be it a museum opening, a fantastic new playground, or a fun theatre show for the fam. The difficulty is finding them. You can call off the search – we’ve done the hard work and compiled a list of all the best new openings in Singapore! Without further ado, here are all the new things to do with kids in Singapore. Make sure you scroll till the end for all the details!
New things to do in Singapore with kids – updated for June 2026
Dates for the diary in June:
June is Pride Month!
3 June – World Environment Day
6 June – World Oceans Day
13 June – National Day Rehearsals begin (cue free fireworks!)
19 June – Dragon Boat Festival
21 June – Father’s Day
29 June – Back to school (local schools)
1. June School holidays are happening now – here’s 70+ ideas on how to keep the kids busy (including camps!)
Not sure what to do during the June school holidays in Singapore? Whether you’re planning weekend outings or searching for ways to keep the little ones entertained during the week (including school camps), we’ve rounded up the best things to do this June holidays. From exploring nature and discovering new attractions to getting hands-on with creative fun, start filling up your school holiday calendar with these fun ideas, and don’t forget to tune in to the HoneyKids Asia Podcast for even more inspiration.
When: 30 May to 28 June 2026
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2. NOW OPEN: The World Premiere of The Portals Experience is now showing in Singapore!
The Portals Experience is coming to Singapore! This brand new immersive exhibition showcases 300 original artworks and more than 10,000 hand-painted miniatures. Bringing to life the worlds from old stories, folk tales, myths and legends, dive into imaginary worlds like the fabled underwater city of Atlantis. Sounds like a fun, unique experience for the whole fam, we can’t wait to see it!
The Portals Experience
When: From 30 May 2026
Where: Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road, Singapore 228220
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3. Check out the World Premiere of ONE Ocean: Every Action Ripples
Ready to dive into something seriously cool? Head to Science Centre Singapore for the world premiere of ONE Ocean: Every Action Ripples. This is a next-level, multi-sensory exhibition that brings real ocean research to life in the most mind-blowing way. It’s an immersive experience that takes you from Arctic ice caps to glowing coral reefs, microscopic plankton worlds and swirling ocean currents using free-roaming VR, stunning projections and spatial soundscapes. It’s equal parts educational and wow-factor, making big ocean science feel accessible, interactive and genuinely fun for the whole fam. We can’t wait for this!
When: Opens 30 May 2026
Where: Science Centre Singapore, Annexe Halls.
Opening hours: Tuesday – Sunday (Closed on Mondays except for Public Holidays and the gazetted school holidays): 10am – 5pm (Last entry : 4.15pm)
Price: Tickets from $13
Age: 5 and above
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4. FREE: Spot Winnie the Pooh, Tigger, Piglet and Eeyore at the Gardens by the Bay Children’s Festival
We are so excited for this! One of our favourite kids events in Singapore is returning, and entry is absolutely free! This year, step into a world of fun and imagination with super adorable installations inspired by Winnie the Pooh, Piglet, Tigger and Eeyore and their adventures in the hundred acre wood, in celebration of their 100th birthday! This is a whole Pooh-themed outdoor festival, with large-scale installations and fun play areas. The Children’s Festival aims to teach kids what Pooh Bear is famous for – enduring kindness, curiosity and wonder, love and the importance of friendship.
Pssst.. See more pics over on our Instagram
When: 30 May – 21 June 2026
Where: Gardens by the Bay Supertree Grove, Colonnade (towards Canopy) & Foyer beside Main Ticketing Counter
Opening hours: The Winnie the Pooh themed installations open from 10am to 7pm daily. Queues may close at 6.30pm or earlier subject to crowd conditions.
Price: Free entry
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5. Splashtopia is back at Sentosa this June holidays
Splash, climb, and bounce your way around eight fun playzones at Splashtopia! This watery playground is packed with fun obstacle courses, giant inflatables, and speedy waterslides. Early bird tickets are on sale until 29 May, and there’s even birthday party packages if your kiddo has an upcoming celebration! Make sure you pack the sunscreen, and keep an eye on the kids at all times, especially when it’s busy in the pools.
When: 30 May – 28 June 2026, 10am – 8pm daily
Where: Splashtopia, Palawan Green, Sentosa
Price: From $21.60 for 3 hours play time
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6. Shop til you drop at the Design Assembly Summer Market
Looking for an excuse to treat yourself this June? Design Assembly’s Summer Market is taking over Chijmes for two days only, and it’s every bit as chic as it sounds. Wander through one of Singapore’s most beautiful heritage spaces (those iconic arches are worth the visit alone!) and discover more than 40 independent brands spanning fashion, jewellery, art, homewares, beauty and food. Go on the hunt for plenty of gorgeous finds from local and regional makers. Whether you’re looking for a unique gift, refreshing your wardrobe or simply fancy a browse in stunning surroundings, this is one market you’ll want to pencil into the calendar.
When: 10 June 2026, 6pm to 9.30pm and 11 June 2026, 10am to 7pm.
Where: Design Assembly, Chijmes, 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996
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7. Blue Beauties – Kids enter the Flower Dome for FREE when they visit the Children’s Festival
If you’re heading to the Children’s Festival to see Winnie the Pooh and his pals, why not visit the Gardens by the Bay Flower Dome while you’re there? Especially since there’s FREE ENTRY for kids visiting the Children’s Festival this June! Wander through the gorgeous fluffy hydrangeas and the peaceful floral display with water features and fountains, and even a hot air balloon! Inspired by the golden age of the Ottoman Empire, this is one of our favourite displays yet.
Pssst… See more gorgeous pics on our Instagram
When: 26 May – 21 June 2026
Where: Gardens by the Bay Flower Dome
Price: Entry fees to the Flower Dome apply for adults (from $23)
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8. Snoopy has snuck into Changi! Check out the super fun interactive play zones and photo opps
Calling all Snoopy fans! Changi Airport Terminal 3 is serving up serious family fun this school holiday season, with a sporty Snoopy takeover. Snap pics with larger-than-life photo opps, spend hours at the interactive play zones, and get ready for all the nostalgic feels as the Peanuts gang pops up across the terminal. Kids can burn off energy at the Peanuts Summer Sports Park, complete with slides, ball pits, a sandbox and train yard adventures. Take all the photos at the themed installations, like Snoopy’s Pickleball Court, the Peanuts Locker Room and Olaf’s Snack Corner. Keep an eye out for special meet-and-greet sessions with Charlie Brown, Lucy and Snoopy himself on selected Fridays in June, and don’t forget to check out the exclusive limited-edition collectibles available when you shop and dine across Terminals 1 to 4. Cute, air-conditioned and guaranteed to keep the kids entertained? We’re in.
Pssst… Can’t get enough of Snoopy? There’s a new Snoopy themed sofa area at Punggol library!
When: 29 May – 12 July 2026
Where: Changi Airport Terminal 3
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9. Lego botanicals have taken over Jewel, and it’s adorable
Want to see the largest ever display of LEGO Botanicals in a mall? Jewel Changi Airport is blooming with more than 800,000 LEGO bricks. The larger-than-life floral displays take over Level 1 Forest Valley and Level 5 Canopy Park with stunning creations inspired by the popular LEGO Botanicals collection. Families can turn the visit into a mini adventure by exploring Canopy Park and hunting down stamp rally stations along the way. Complete the mission card and you’ll score a special LEGO gift at the LEGO Retail Pop-up at B1 Jewel Atrium. Expect plenty of wow-factor!
Pssst.. Check out this super cool LEGO Botanicals inspired fashion show!
Where: Jewel Changi Airport
When: 26 May – 26 July 2026
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10. Celebrate Father’s Day on Sunday, 21 June
Not sure how to celebrate your #1 man this Father’s Day? We’ve got you covered (of course), with a list of fun things to do with dad this Father’s Day in Singapore. Whether you’re looking for fun activities in the great outdoors, special dining options, or community events honouring all the fathers out there, we’ve got a way to make dad feel special.
When: Sunday, 21 June 2026
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11. NEW ON SALE: Pluck & Pizz, coming this June [Rated G – best for ages 4 and up]
Pluck & Pizz is Singapore’s original harp musical by Rave Harps. This is a magical family-friendly theatre experience set in a fantastical world where music becomes real! It follows Pluck, a graceful harp fairy from Enchantia, on a quest to restore harmony to the silent kingdom of Cordavia. Here she meets Pizz, a fiery violinist whose improvisational style challenges tradition. Together, they attempt to awaken a kingdom that has forgotten how to listen. Directed by award-winning harpist Katryna Tan with music by composer Julian Wong, the production features a talented young cast from Rave Harps Academy and RAMP Violin Academy.
When: Saturday, 20 June – Sunday, 21 June 2026
Where: University Cultural Centre theatre, NUS Centre For the Arts, 50 Kent Ridge Crescent, Singapore 119279
Price: Tickets from $58 – $78
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12. The Cat in the Hat [Recommended age 3+]
Let the mischief and mayhem commence! The Cat in the Hat is back in Singapore this June. From the moment his tall, red and white-striped hat appears, Sally and her brother know that the cat in the hat is the funniest, naughtiest cat they have ever met. With the trickiest of tricks and craziest of ideas, he turns a rainy afternoon into an amazing adventure. This adorable theatre show based on the beloved Dr Seuss book, is a great one for little ones aged 3 and above.
When: Thursday, 18 June – Sunday, 21 June 2026
Where: Victoria Theatre
Price: Tickets from $42 – $72
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13. See Toy Story 5 at the cinema
The gang from Toy Story are back, this time with a new enemy in the form of a digital frog-tablet called Lilypad. It symbolises modern-day screen addiction, competing with Woody, Buzz, and Jessie as Bonnie’s primary toy. There is already a lot of controversy surrounding this one, but we’ll definitely give it a watch!
Toy Story 5
Rating: To be advised
Estimated release date: June 2026
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14. June is Pride Month
Whether you’re an ally or looking for resources to celebrate LGBTQ+ children and young people, we’re here to support you. Whether you’re a parent of a queer child, have questions about gender and identity, or simply want to create a more inclusive environment at home, there are a number of local organisations and resources that can help. From parent support networks to educational resources and community groups, these Singapore-based organisations offer guidance, information and support for families navigating their journey with confidence and understanding.
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New-ish things in Singapore you may have missed…
Hello Kitty themed Superstar Cafe and Boutique now open at Universal Studios Singapore!
Sanrio fans, this one’s for you! Head to the Superstar Boutique at Universal Studios Singapore (park admission applies – best to start checking out a season pass!) for exclusive merch featuring your favourite characters dressed in USS’s signature blue. Think plushies, bag charms and accessories, plus must-grabs like the Hello Kitty popcorn bucket, a Hello Kitty omamori (good luck charm) and even a blind box medallion for a surprise keepsake!
When it’s time for a snack break, pop into the Superstar Café for themed sweet treats. Expect adorable (and very Instagrammable) bakes like Kuromi and My Melody swiss rolls, plus fluffy bombolones that kids will love. Crowd favourites include the Hello Kitty Strawberry Shortcake, Cinnamonroll bombolone (apple and cinnamon flavour), and the My Melody lychee and rose swiss roll. Drinks get the Sanrio treatment too, with character lattes and refreshing slushies on the menu.
Pssst.. Don’t miss the meet-and-greet sessions with your favourite Sanrio friends! There are five sessions daily, so check the board outside the boutique for exact timings.
When: From 1 May 2026. Daily (meet-and-greet sessions held five times a day, check onsite for timings)
Where: Superstar Boutique & Superstar Café, Universal Studios Singapore, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Price: Park admission applies; retail and F&B items priced individually
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Get ready for an underground adventure at The Artground
One of our fave play spaces has just unveiled a refreshed interactive space! WonderGround: A Journey Beneath Your Feet is the new theme for The Artground at One Holland Village. This imaginative play haven invites kids to dive into a hidden world beneath the soil. Think sliding down tree roots, crawling through tunnels, and spotting all sorts of creepy crawlies tucked into every corner!
Packed with tactile and sensory elements, it’s a compact space that still delivers plenty of discoveries for curious little explorers. Best of all, tickets start from just $8 per person, making it an easy, budget-friendly outing—just remember to book your slot in advance.
When: Now open! Visit daily from 9.15am – 6pm
Where: The Artground @ One Holland Village
Tip: Book online in advance for a 1 hour 15 minute slot.
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New movies to see at the Science Centre Singapore
Catch not one but two epic documentaries that’ll wow curious kids and adults alike. Ocean Paradise takes you on a jaw-dropping underwater journey through vibrant coral reefs and mysterious deep-sea worlds, with a peek at the incredible creatures that call our oceans home. We love this one for gently spotlighting why protecting these fragile ecosystems matters more than ever. The other movie on our must-watch list is Space – The New Frontier. Narrated by Chris Pine, blast off into the history and future of space exploration, from the space race to cutting-edge missions and the exciting possibility of life beyond Earth. Expect stunning visuals, big whoa moments, and plenty of inspiration for mini explorers, whether they’re ocean lovers, space dreamers or both!
When: Daily – check online for timings
Where: Omni Theatre, Science Centre Singapore
Price: From $8 per ticket
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Check out the immersive Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue
The Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue is coming to Singapore this April! If your kids love Minecraft, they’ll love this immersive adventure with real orbs, quests, an Escape Room, and a bonus in-game exclusive item. There’s merch galore – bring your wallet!
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When: 24 April – 13 September 2026
Where: Green Canvas, Mandai Wildlife Reserve, 80 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore, 729826
Price: Tickets from $51 for adults, $44 for kids, or check out combo tickets with other park experiences!
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Visit Bukit Batok Public Library (newly reopened)
Bukit Batok Public Library was the first in the world to use an RFID system and now they are the first to boast an immersive aural and visual library experience! It’s more than books, the newly-renovated library features cool spaces like Sound Caves, Story Caves, Time Cavern, and Sound Pavilion, alongside moving kinetic art on level two. Find books, e-books, and audiobooks from the Infinite Shelves, and you can even Scan-n-Discover books to borrow! If you feel extra zen when you step in, it might be the effects of the meditative soundtracks of local sound artist, Mervin Wong. We love how the library’s design is inspired by Little Guilin at the town’s park and now that it has expanded spaces on levels one, two, and three, we could spend half a day here.
Where: Bukit Batok Public Library, 1 Bukit Batok Central Link, West Mall #03-01, Singapore 658713
Opening hours: Daily 11am – 9pm
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New playground alert! Check out the revamp at City Square Mall
City Square Mall has had a revamp, ancd there are fun new things to explore with the kids, including the playground with new climbing frames and slides! Check out the rotating history wall on L2 – L4, where you can piece history together and learn about Singapore’s past. Run your hands over the huge sequin wall on level 5, and make your own designs (or little ones love this!) There’s also an eco-stamp rally, and upon completion the kids can collect a sticker pack.
When: Open daily
Where: City Square Mall, 180 Kitchener Road, Singapore 208539
Price: Free!
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Check out a brand new IMBA Theatre experience at Gardens by the Bay
Looking for an immersive arts experience that’s fun for kids and adults alike? Head to the brand new IMBA Theatre at Gardens by the Bay, a one‑of‑a‑kind attraction where large‑scale digital shows and curated gallery exhibitions bring art to life in ways that feel like stepping inside the artwork itself. Exhibitions like Botero: Heart of Volume and David Hockney: Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away) combine projection, motion and sound for a visual adventure that’s great with older kids and teens.
When: Open daily 9am – 9pm (last entry around 8pm)
Where: IMBA Theatre at Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953, a short walk from Bayfront MRT
Price: Ticket prices vary depending on the exhibition you choose. Many immersive sessions and gallery shows start from around $30++ per person (check specific show pricing and time slots when booking).
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Malay Heritage Centre (opened 26 April 2026)
This is not just another museum, it is the former home of the Sultanate of Singapore. Every wall, every corridor holds a memory and even its most recent restoration work to address long-term moisture buildup, is a memento from its coastal origins. (If you’re wondering what happened to the sea, it’s time to pay this icon in Kampong Glam a visit!) The Malay Heritage Centre houses six permanent exhibits showcasing the colourful history and culture of the Malay community in Singapore. We’re looking forwards to the refreshed exhibits and interactive activities that will teach the whole family about the Malay community’s origins and its vital role in building the Singapore we know today.
Where: Malay Heritage Centre, 85 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198501
Pricing: Free for Singaporeans and PR; from $8 for international visitors.
Opening Hours: Daily 10am – 6pm
Malay Heritage Centre, 85 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198501
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Exploria, an awesome new attraction at Mandai Wildlife West!
Teens in tow? You’ll want to bookmark Exploria, the newest indoor multimedia adventure at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. Billed as Southeast Asia’s largest indoor nature-themed attraction, this massive 10,000sqm, two-level space is less “exhibit” and more high-energy quest. Think Arctic peaks to ocean depths, prehistoric giants to microscopic marvels, all wrapped up in an interactive game where you clock points, earn badges and (sneakily!) soak up plenty of conservation know-how along the way.
It’s basically an indoor playground designed especially for teens older kids. Purposeful, yes, but so immersive they won’t even realise they’re learning. Expect dim lighting and dramatic sound effects in parts, comfy seating dotted around, stroller parking and nursing rooms on level one, plus water points near the restrooms to keep everyone hydrated. Doors officially open 3 March 2026, and trust us, this is one adventure your big kids will actually thank you for!
Where: Mandai Wildlife EAST, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
Price: For Wildpass holders, $34.20 per adult, $25.20 per child/ student, $20 per senior. Standard price $38 per adult, $28 per child/ student
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Check out the brand new Lobster Beach sculptures on Sentosa!
Keep your eyes peeled next time you’re strolling along Sentosa’s shores at Tanjong Beach. There’s a giant lobster waiting to be spotted! This vibrant public art activation by British pop artist Philip Colbert is bursting with colour, humour and a touch of whimsy. The star of the show? An eye-catching 8-metre ice-cream sculpture that taps into all those sunny, carefree beach-day vibes. Surrounding it, you’ll find three equally fun 5-metre inflatable sea creature installations dotted across the sand, bringing the whole space to life with pops of colour and ocean-inspired energy. It’s bold, it’s Instagrammable, and it’s the perfect excuse for a beach day with a creative twist.
Pssst.. There’s also exclusive merch available at Tanjong Beach Club!
When: Ongoing from April 2026
Where: Tanjong Beach, Sentosa
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Molly tea has arrived in Singapore!
Molly Tea has finally landed in Singapore with its 1,400 sq ft flagship store at Orchard Central – the largest one in Southeast Asia. Officially opening on 6 March, try our fave flavours! We like the Snowy Jasmine and the White Champaca Oolong Milk Tea.
Where: Molly Tea, Orchard Central, #01-17A
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Check out this brand new hydration drink from Ming Bridges (safe for kids, and mums during pregnancy and breastfeeding!)
We’re loving this brand new hydration drink from one of our favourite mama influencers, Ming Bridges. Thirsty Mama by Formi is a thoughtfully formulated hydration blend created to support women through pregnancy, postpartum, and beyond. It’s even safe for kids to drink – and we can confirm they love it. Delivering clean, sugar-free electrolytes plus key vitamins and minerals to help replenish, energise, and restore during life’s most demanding seasons. We love the grab and go sachets, cute blender, and the fresh flavours that make staying hydrated in Singapore so much easier!
What: Thirsty Mama by Formi hydration sachets
Price: $38 for a box of 20 sachets
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Things to look out for in July and beyond..
Slava’s Snow Show [G] comes to Singapore this July!
Created by Slava Polunin, known as ‘The Greatest Clown in the World,’ Slava’s Snowshow is spellbinding for the whole family. Experience the joy and playful spirit of childhood through this wordless, visually captivating performance, where clowns guide audiences through foolish, mischievous, and magical moments. The stage comes alive with swirling snow, sudden gusts of wind, and a giant spider web of white threads that stretches into the audience, drawing everyone into the playful chaos. Loved by both adults and kids, this show is silly, fun, and an interactive spectacle – one you’re sure to remember long after the curtain falls.
When: 15 – 26 July 2026
Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
Price: Tickets from $88 – $188
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Pssst… Check out more kids theatre in Singapore for the tickets you need to book in advance!
We’re busy updating this list all the time. So stay tuned for more fam-friendly openings and new things to do in Singapore!
