It’s Father’s Day, and what better way to celebrate Dad than spending quality time with him? That’s why we’ve rounded up some of the best things to do in Singapore this weekend, so you can take Dad out for a day to remember! From Father’s Day specials and family-friendly experiences to blockbuster exhibitions and school holiday attractions, find out where to take Dad this weekend, and what else is happening around Singapore.
Where to take dad this Father’s Day 2026
Father’s Day falls on 21 June 2026, making this weekend the perfect opportunity to spend quality time with Dad. Whether he’s into fast cars, football, coffee, immersive experiences, live entertainment, or simply exploring something new around Singapore, there’s no shortage of ways to celebrate together.
1. Dine and drive with a Father’s Day Afternoon Tea
20 June 2026 – 21 June 2026
Who says Dads can’t enjoy a high tea session too? Treat Dad to a luxurious afternoon tea experience with a unique automotive twist with the Teatime Dreams dine and drive experience at Mandarin Oriental’s Lobby Lounge. Available exclusively over Father’s Day weekend, this high tea session pairs an indulgent selection of sweet and savoury treats with a 30-minute Porsche test drive. You and Dad can get behind the wheel of iconic models including the Porsche 911 and Taycan, making it a memorable outing for car-loving fathers.
Price: $68 per person; additional $88 for the Dine and Drive experience
Address: Mandarin Oriental, 5 Raffles Avenue, S(039797)
Opening hours: 1pm – 5pm
2. Step into another world at The Portals Experience
1 June 2026 – 2 September 2026
Here’s one you can definitely bond with Dad over. The Portals Experience follows an epic journey into the world of fantasy and sci-fi, making it the perfect place for any geeky Dad this Father’s Day! This immersive walkthrough transforms ordinary spaces into glowing, futuristic worlds filled with interactive installations, mirrored rooms, projections, and surreal visual effects that feel straight out of a sci-fi film. Every installation is a work of art, and you can get your epic photo moments with the larger-than-life cinematic sets.
Admission fee: From $26
Address: Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road, S(238864)
Opening hours: 9am – 9pm (last admission at 8pm)
3. Catch Live FIFA World Cup Screenings At CHIJMES
11 June 2026 – 20 July 2026
If Dad is a football fan, head to CHIJMES for one of Singapore’s largest outdoor World Cup screening experiences. Football Fever 2026 features a giant 360-inch screen, an F&B village, and live match screenings throughout the tournament. The lively atmosphere makes it a great option for families looking to soak up the excitement together! Best of all, admission is free with a purchase of food and drinks at their participating restaurants and bars. But let’s be real, what’s a watch party without some salty snacks and good beer?
Admission fee: Free
Address: Main Lawn, CHIJMES, 30 Victoria Street, S(187996)
Opening hours: All day
4. Explore New Bahru’s Lifestyle And Dining Experiences
Open daily
For dads who appreciate good food, coffee, and local brands, New Bahru offers a relaxed day out. The creative lifestyle destination now houses more than 60 brands across dining, retail, wellness, and culture, making it ideal for a leisurely Father’s Day outing. Grab brunch, browse local shops, and spend the afternoon exploring one of Singapore’s newest lifestyle hotspots.
Admission fee: Free
Address: 46 Kim Yam Road, New Bahru, S(239351)
Opening hours: All day
5. Experience The World’s First Juju Inflatable Installation
18 June 2026 – 20 July 2026
Can’t get enough of the Flower Market Gallery at Gardens by the Bay? Artist Cj Hendry is back with her latest installation, JuJu World by Cj Hendry. Running from this weekend until 20 July, Juju World transforms IMBA Theatre into a colourful playground filled with giant inflatable sculptures, interactive zones, and immersive photo opportunities. Both Dad and the kids (plus Mum too) will love the whimsical setting, and the unique art concept of the life-sized installation.
Admission fee: $15
Address: IMBA Theatre, 18 Marina Gardens Dr, #01-24, S(018953)
Opening hours:
Mon – Thu: 10.00am – 7.00pm
Fri – Sun: 10.00am – 8.00pm
6. Discover Family-Friendly Programmes At Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
19 June 2026 – 21 June 2026
Looking for some family-friendly things to do in Singapore this weekend? The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre is hosting a range of family-oriented activities throughout the weekend as part of their Cultural Playground 2026, a children’s festival that features performances, workshops, and cultural programmes suitable for both children and adults. It’s a great choice for families looking for something educational and engaging during the school holidays, especially for Dads who want fun activities for to do with their kids this Father’s Day!
Admission fee: $15
Address: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, 1 Straits Boulevard, S(018906)
Opening hours:
Mon: 2pm – 8pm
Tue – Sun: 10am – 8pm
More weekend fun in Singapore: Concerts, shows & exhibitions
7. Frolic Among Blue Beauties at Gardens by the Bay
26 May 2026 – 21 Jun 2026
Step into a dreamy sea of blue at Blue Beauties 2026, the latest floral display taking over the Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay. This calming showcase brings together stunning blue-toned blooms and lush floral arrangements that will take you back to the golden age of the Ottoman Empire! Snap a photo of the recreation of Topkapi Palace, check out the legendary Maiden’s Palace, or stroll along the path and admire the hydrangeas in bloom.
Admission fee: From $12
Address: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, S(018953)
Opening hours: 9am – 9pm
8. Reach for the sky at Vivocity’s Toy Story Pop-up
29 May 2026 – 28 June 2026
Relive your childhood at the giant Toy Story Pop-up taking over VivoCity this month. Inspired by Bonnie’s bedroom from the movies, the space features oversized toy displays, interactive photo spots, and even a mini express train ride you and your kiddo can hop on! See plenty of familiar faces from Sheriff Woody to Buzz Lightyear, and shop for official merchandise featuring the gang. With Toy Story 5 on the horizon too, this pop-up feels like the perfect excuse to dive back into the franchise again, making it one of the best things to do in Singapore this weekend.
Admission fee: Free
Address: VivoCity, 1 HarbourFront Walk, S(098585)
Opening hours: 10am – 10pm
9. Unwind with some cool beats at The Capitol Jazz Club
Fridays and Saturdays
Trade the usual bar night for something a little more sophisticated at Jazzing Around at The Capitol Jazz Club. Hidden within the historic Capitol Theatre, this intimate live music experience combines smooth jazz performances with the cosy charm of a classic speakeasy. Expect soulful vocals, live instrumentals, dim lighting, and an atmosphere that instantly makes the evening feel more special. With rotating line-ups featuring local and international jazz artists, no two nights feel exactly the same!
Admission fee: From $38
Address: Capitol Theatre, 17 Stamford Road, S(178907)
Opening hours: Doors open from 8pm; performances run from 9pm onwards
10. Get curious with the Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy
Now until 16 August 2026
This one isn’t your typical museum visit: Flesh and Bones goes deeper (literally and figuratively). The exhibition explores how the human body has been studied, represented, and understood across time, blending science with art in a way that’s both fascinating and slightly eerie. Expect everything from anatomical specimens to detailed artworks and immersive installations. It’s one of those exhibitions you’ll probably end up discussing over dinner after, if you still have the stomach for it!
Admission fee: From ~S$19.50
Address: ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Avenue, S(018974)
Opening hours: 10am – 7pm (till 9pm on Fri–Sat)
11. Indulge in art and culture with Peacock Power: Beauty and Symbolism Across Cultures
Now until 30 August 2026
Over at the newly revamped Peranakan Museum, Peacock Power is spreading its colourful plumage. This exhibition celebrates the majestic peacock and its influence on art and culture, especially in Asia. On display are more than 100 artefacts – from intricate Peranakan wedding gowns embroidered with peacock motifs, to antique ceramic vases painted with the bird’s likeness. You’ll discover how the peacock symbolises everything from beauty and dignity in Chinese culture to immortality in Persian lore. A highlight is Thousand Eyes, a show-stopping contemporary installation by Singaporean artist Ernest Goh: it reinterprets the peacock’s train of feathers in an ecological context, prompting us to consider wildlife conservation. Tech elements add extra fun – there are holographic displays teaching you about different peacock species (did you know there’s a white peacock?) and interactive stations where you can “design” your own digital peacock pattern.
Admission fee: $15 (Singapore residents $10; free for Singapore Citizens/PRs on selected days)
Address: Peranakan Museum, 39 Armenian Street, S(179941)
Opening hours:
Mon – Thu: 10am – 7pm
Fri: 10am – 9pm
Sat – Sun: 10am – 7pm
12. Feel the magic at the Disney Garden of Wonder
Now until 14 March 2027
Here’s one for the kids (and kids at heart)! The Disney Garden of Wonder at Floral Fantasy is here to stay until 14 March 2027, so you’ve got plenty of time to come back again and again. You’ll love strolling through the garden, and seeing familiar faces from your favourite Disney films. Characters like Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Princess Jasmine and Rajah, Belle and the Beast, and more bring the garden to life with their magical tales and playful scenes. It’s a must-go if you grew up with these classic fairytales!
Admission fee: $12
Address: Floral Fantasy, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, S(018953)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 9pm
13. Check out the masterpieces of Mughal, Safavid, and Ottoman Empires
Now until 24 Jan 2027
Art lovers can head to the Asian Civilisations Museum this weekend for the opening of Crosscurrents: An exhibition from Musée du Louvre and the Asian Civilisations Museum. Presented as part of the vOilah! France Singapore Festival, the exhibition brings together rare works from the Musée du Louvre’s Art collection, showcasing centuries of artistic exchange across three influential empires. Expect intricate manuscripts, ceramics, textiles, metalwork, and decorative objects that reveal how ideas, craftsmanship, and culture travelled across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. Whether you’re a history buff or simply looking for a new exhibition to explore, it’s one of the best things to do in Singapore this weekend!
Admission fee: Free
Address: Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Place, S(179555)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm
14. Have a roaring time at the Jurassic World Experience
Extended dates
Missed Jurassic World: The Experience when it first opened? Good news — one of Singapore’s biggest family attractions has been extended, giving visitors even more time to step into a prehistoric world filled with life-sized dinosaurs. Located within the misty landscapes of Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay, the immersive experience brings scenes from the Jurassic World franchise to life through towering animatronic dinosaurs, interactive exhibits, and themed zones inspired by the blockbuster films!
Admission fee: From $46
Address: Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, S(018953)
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 9pm
15. Take a dive Into The Ocean: Journey Beneath
Now until 1 November 2026
Ever wondered what lies thousands of metres beneath the ocean’s surface? ArtScience Museum’s newest blockbuster exhibition invites visitors to descend into the deep sea without leaving Singapore. Created in collaboration with OceanX, one of the world’s leading ocean exploration organisations, Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath combines never-before-seen deep-sea footage, interactive technology, contemporary art, and real scientific research to reveal one of Earth’s last great frontiers.
Admission fee: From $19.50
Address: ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Ave, S(018974)
Opening hours:
Sun – Thu: 10am – 7pm
Fri – Sat: 10am – 9pm
No more dilemma when it comes to things to do in Singapore this weekend
From night festivals to exciting shows, there’s no shortage of fun things happening in Singapore this weekend. So go forth and make the most of it. Try something new, soak in the local culture, and most importantly, have a blast! For late-night explorers, check out our guide to things to do at night in Singapore.
Prefer a cosy evening in? Dive into our binge-worthy list of the best Chinese dramas to watch at home. And for those with little ones, don’t miss our roundup of kids’ activities in Singapore. Happy weekend, and have fun out there!
This article was updated on 18 June 2026. Additional research done by Janica Ng.
