It’s the June school holidays, and there’s no shortage of things to do in Singapore this weekend! If you’re scratching your head over what to do or where to go, worry not. We’ve got a cheeky lineup of events this weekend that’ll thrill kids, impress your date, and give you plenty of brag-worthy Insta shots.
Top things to do in Singapore this weekend: New events you can’t miss
1. Sentosa Sunset Watch Party
20 & 21 June 2025
Held at Palawan Beach, the Sentosa Sunset Watch Party invites sunset chasers to admire the sky’s golden hues as the sun dips below the horizon. Beyond the breathtaking view, join in relaxing wellness activities like gong meditation and crystal singing bowl sound baths amid the sea breeze. There’s even a sunset-themed photo exhibition and free photo printouts to bring home a keepsake of the evening!
Admission fee: $15 per child
Address: 54 Palawan Beach Walk, S(098233)
Party hours: 6pm – 8pm
2. National Stadium Open House
20 – 22 June 2025
Ever wanted to play at the National Stadium? Now’s your chance – and it’s free! This June, the Singapore Sports Hub is throwing open the stadium doors for some seriously fun family time. Jog on the track, snap Insta-worthy pics in the empty stands, or just soak up the vibes on the field. The real highlight: a massive inflatable playground taking over the pitch with giant bouncy versions of local icons (think the old-school dragon slide) and even a bumboat-shaped ball pit. Kids will be in bounce heaven amid unicorn- and safari-themed castles, while parents can enjoy free ice cream and drinks on-site.
Admission fee: Free (registration required)
Address: National Stadium, 1 Stadium Drive, #02-01, S(397629)
Opening hours: 9am – 8pm
3. Bouncy Escapade – Jumptopia: Bounce Beyond (Suntec City)
29 May – 29 June 2025
Got energetic kids (or grown-ups) bouncing off the walls at home? Take them to Bouncy Escapade at Suntec City – a mega inflatable playground by Kiztopia that’s popped up just for the June holidays. Dubbed “Jumptopia Lite: Bounce Beyond!”, it features three candy-themed obstacle courses filled with huge slides (up to 6.5m tall!), colourful ball pits, tunnels and all the boundless bouncy fun you can imagine. Kiztopia’s adorable animal characters are plastered everywhere, turning it into a sweet wonderland for little ones to jump and play. Each play session is 30 minutes of pure cardio joy – trust us, your kids will nap like angels after!
Admission fee: $15 per child
Address: Suntec City Mall (Tower 1&2 Atrium), 3 Temasek Boulevard, S(038983)
Opening hours: 11am – 9.30pm
4. Ice Cream Making Workshops @ Museum of Ice Cream
Till 27 June 2025
I scream, you scream, we all scream for… making our own ice cream! The Museum of Ice Cream’s popular “Sundae School” workshops are back this June by pop-ular demand. In these 45-minute sessions, little chefs (and big kids at heart) get to mix, churn and freeze their very own ice cream flavour from scratch – be it minty-fresh, chocolatey-rich or strawberry-sweet, with tons of toppings to choose from. At the end of class, you graduate as a certified Scoop Master (complete with a cute certificate) and gain all-day access to the Museum of Ice Cream’s whimsical exhibits.
Admission fee: From $25 per participant
Address: Museum of Ice Cream Singapore, 100 Loewen Road, S(248837)
Workshop timings: Mon, Wed, Fri: 11am, 12.15pm, 2pm, 3.15pm
5. Standard Bun Dessert Pop-Up (Suntec & Bugis)
Suntec City: 4 Jun – 3 Aug 2025; Bugis Junction: 10 Jun – 14 Jul 2025
Admission fee: Free entry (buns priced from ~$3 each, maple butter $2.90)
Address:
- Suntec City Mall (Tower 3 East Atrium), 3 Temasek Boulevard, S(038983)
- Bugis Junction, 200 Victoria Street, S(188021)
Opening hours: 10am – 10pm
6. i Light Singapore 2025
29 May – 21 June 2025
Get ready for your evenings to glow – i Light is back to illuminate the city skyline. This free activity in Singapore features 17 mesmerising installations by 20 local and international artists, all centred around the theme “To Gather”. For the first time, the glowing action isn’t just at Marina Bay; it’s spreading its radiance to new locations like South Beach, the Singapore River, and Raffles Place. Stroll along the waterfront amid larger-than-life light sculptures, interactive projections and IG-worthy displays. Did we mention it’s eco-friendly? Each artwork champions sustainability, so you can feel good about snapping those photos.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Marina Bay area (with extensions to South Beach, Singapore River and Raffles Place)
Opening hours: Daily, 7.30pm – 11pm (extended till midnight on Fri and Sat)
7. GastroBeats 2025
29 May – 22 June 2025
This massive food and music festival is back to feed your soul (and stomach) with free live music performances, a street food bazaar of 50+ vendors, and even a carnival playground. New this year is a quirky collab with local art collective Jelilo – expect giant cartoon characters like Captain Skull and friends roaming around for wacky selfie moments. Chow down on everything from Warabimochi to tacos and local delights, then work off the calories grooving to nightly bands and DJs. Music fans, check out the “Rewind. Replay. Remix: SG Edition” – an immersive experience spanning Singapore’s music history across three themed zones.
Admission fee: Free entry (just pay for your food and any ticketed experiences)
Address: Bayfront Event Space, 10 Bayfront Avenue, S(018956)
Opening hours: Daily, 4pm – 11pm
8. Gallery Children’s Biennale 2025
From 31 May 2025 (ongoing till 29 Mar 2026)
Little ones and art lovers, rejoice – the Gallery Children’s Biennale is back at National Gallery Singapore, and the new edition blasts off this weekend! Launching on 31 May, this fifth Biennale is themed “Tomorrow We’ll Be…” and it’s all about imagination and the future. The Gallery is celebrating its 10th birthday (and Singapore’s 60th), so they’ve pulled out all the stops. Expect eight immersive, multi-sensory art installations by local and international artists, each inviting kiddos (and the young at heart) to play, create, and daydream. Crawl through an interactive maze of wonders, contribute your own doodles to evolving exhibits, and ponder big ideas like joy, kindness, and love – all through fun art activities.
Admission: Free for Singaporeans/PRs
Address: National Gallery Singapore (City Hall Wing), 1 Saint Andrew’s Road, S(178957)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm (last admission 6.30pm)
9. Disney’s Stitch Takeover at VivoCity
Now till 29 June 2025
Ohana means family – and this school holiday, it also means Stitch is everywhere! Head down to VivoCity, where the open-air plaza and mall space have been transformed into a Lilo & Stitch extravaganza. I checked it out with my boyfriend yesterday and spotted a few fun, carnival-style game booths. But the real star of the show is a massive 4.5-metre tall Stitch installation at the Outdoor Plaza! On top of that, Miniso has launched its first-ever Stitch Pop-up store right there, offering exclusive Stitch plushies, blind box toys, and other merch. You’d expect the prices to be marked up, but surprisingly, they’re pretty reasonable (a blind box is around $24.90).
Admission: Free
Address: VivoCity mall, Outdoor Plaza & Level 1 Atrium, 1 HarbourFront Walk, S(098585)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 10pm
10. Jurassic World: The Experience debuts at Gardens by the Bay’s Cloud Forest
From 29 May 2025
Embark on a prehistoric adventure at Jurassic World: The Experience, where the Cloud Forest transforms into Isla Nublar. Encounter life-sized animatronic dinosaurs, including an awe-inspiring 8.5-meter-tall Brachiosaurus and the formidable Tyrannosaurus rex. Explore various zones featuring interactive exhibits, a dinosaur petting zoo, and hidden “Compys” amidst lush vegetation. This immersive experience brings the Jurassic World franchise to life, offering an unforgettable journey for dinosaur enthusiasts and families alike.
Admission fee: Included with standard Cloud Forest admission
Address: Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, S(018953)
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 9pm
More weekend fun in Singapore: Concerts, shows & exhibitions
11. Asia Cat Expo 2025
21 – 22 June 2025
Admission fee: $6 (kids under 12 enter free)
Address: 1 Raffles Boulevard, S(039593)
Event hours: 10am – 8pm
12. KAI “KAION” Solo Concert
21 June 2025
Ticket prices: Tickets from $148 (various categories up to $288)
Address: The Star Theatre, 1 Vista Exchange Green, S(138617)
Show timing: 5.30pm onwards
13. Singapore Card Show 2025
Admission fee: Free (VIP early access pass available at $29.90)
Address: Singapore Expo Hall 4, 1 Expo Drive, S(486150)
Event hours: 10am – 7pm
14. “Ocean: Diving Into the Unknown” Exhibition
Till 30 August 2025
Admission fee: Selected sections are free
Address: Alliance Française de Singapour, 1 Sarkies Road, S(258130)
Opening hours:
Tue – Fri: 11am – 7pm
Sat: 10am – 5pm
15. Much Ado About Nothing – Theatre by The Winter Players
12 – 22 June 2025
Shakespeare with a Singaporean twist? Yes, please! The Winter Players – a passionate emerging theatre collective – presents Much Ado About Nothing with a novel local spin. This production sets the beloved comedy not in Messina, Italy, but in 1960s post-independence Singapore, complete with retro costumes and familiar local references. Watch the witty war of words between Beatrice and Benedick unfold amidst tropical old-school Singapore vibes, as mischief-makers conspire to trick the bickering duo into falling in love. The play’s themes of love, gossip and mistaken identity transcend time, and you’ll be chuckling at how relatable Shakespeare’s humour still is today.
Admission fee: ~$35 per ticket
Address: SOTA Studio Theatre, 1 Zubir Said Drive, S(227968)
Show timing: 7.30pm
16. Pop Air – Art is Inflatable (Balloon Museum Exhibition)
7 June – 31 August 2025
Admission fee: Tickets from ~$48 (children) to $53 (adults)
Address: Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre (Hall F), 10 Bayfront Avenue, S(018956)
Opening hours: 10am – 9.30pm (last entry 8pm)
17. Peranakan Reimagined (SG60 @ Sentosa)
Till 31 August 2025
Admission fee: Free
Address: Sensoryscape, Sentosa (nearest Sentosa Express: Beach Station)
Opening hours: All-day (light show projections from 7.30pm nightly)
18. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic (Exhibition)
Ongoing till September 2025
Occupying a massive 30,000 sq ft space (that’s bigger than a Quidditch pitch), this walkthrough experience brings to life iconic locations from the Wizarding World with a twist of art and technology. You’ll wander through the Room of Requirement, peer into Newt Scamander’s Menagerie, and step inside the Ministry of Magic, all re-created with stunning set pieces, interactive digital magic, and plenty of “wow” moments. Ever wanted to brew a potion or cast a spell? Here you can – thanks to interactive elements that respond to your wand movements (or maybe just your hands, muggle-style).
Admission fee: $30 – $50 per person
Address: The Forum, Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, S(098269)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm (last entry 6pm)
Want more ways to enjoy Singapore? Explore these exciting activities for all ages.
19. Peter Rabbit Afternoon Tea at Skai
Till 30 June 2025
Treat yourself to a whisker-licking good time at the Peter Rabbit-themed afternoon tea – a delightful fusion of storybook nostalgia and elegant high tea. Perched on the 70th floor at Skai in Swissôtel The Stamford, this experience lets you relive Beatrix Potter’s beloved tales while nibbling on sweet and savoury bites almost too cute to eat. Each three-tier set features English garden-inspired treats (think: little “flower pot” mousse cups and bunny-themed pastries), all made with bunny-friendly ingredients like soft seeds, fruits, and veggies. The lounge’s panoramic views of the city and sea provide a stunning backdrop as you sip on fine teas. Best of all, you get to take home some adorable Peter Rabbit décor as a souvenir.
Admission fee: $68++ per adult, $34++ per child
Address: Skai Restaurant, Swissôtel The Stamford, 2 Stamford Road, S(178882)
Opening hours: Daily, 3pm – 5pm (afternoon tea set)
Related: Best High Tea Options In Singapore
20. Cross the border for a day of fun at JB
Make the most of the long weekend by crossing the border for a fun day (or overnight) trip to Johor Bahru! With Labour Day on Thursday and the option to take AL on Friday, it’s a good time to escape for a quick getaway. Spend your day exploring the vibrant shopping malls, indulging in mouthwatering local cuisine, or discovering exciting attractions across the Causeway. If you’re feeling adventurous, extend your stay and enjoy a relaxing night in one of JB’s cosy hotels. With so many activities across the Causeway, you’re in for a refreshing break that’s just a short bus ride away!
Related: Embark On A Road Trip Around Malaysia
21. Play Pickleball with your friends
If heading to JB feels like too much of a hassle, why not stay local and book a court to play pickleball? This sport, which has been trending for the past few months, is suitable for all ages and gives you the perfect chance to be active while bonding with friends. You can easily squeeze in a fun, sporty two-hour session, and don’t worry about the rainy season — there are plenty of indoor courts available for you to book and enjoy a great game, rain or shine!
Related: Pickleball In Singapore: Where To Play And How To Win
22. Rainforest Wild Asia
From 12 March 2025
You’ve probably seen local content creators raving about Rainforest Wild Asia over the past few weeks, and honestly, the hype is getting to me. I’m especially excited because I plan to take my boyfriend there for his birthday celebration! What makes this even more thrilling than the Singapore Zoo is…
Well, let’s start with the fact that this isn’t just a walk-through exhibit — it’s a full-on rainforest adventure. Step into the wild with breathtaking virtual reality tours, hands-on animal encounters, and conservation talks that make you want to pay attention. Get up close with exotic creatures, learn about endangered species, and wander through a jaw-dropping recreation of a tropical jungle. And if you’re feeling extra adventurous, you can even try rock climbing or bungee jumping (at an additional fee, of course).
Admission fee: $21 (child), $33 (adult)
Address: 20 Mandai Lake Road, S(729825)
Opening hours: Daily, 8.30am – 6pm
Related: Rainforest Wild Asia Review: My Honest Thoughts As A Paying Customer
Upcoming events in Singapore
-
POP MART-themed 5km run
27 July 2025
Get your heart racing – literally and figuratively – at this adorably chaotic 5 km fun run inspired by all things POP MART. Runners will race through a vibrant course filled with oversized figurine installations, Snap & Share selfie stations, and game zones like the Voucher Snatch and Cart Dash Challenge. Cross the finish line and you’ll enter the Shopping Village, where merch, deals, and exclusive POP MART collectables await. Oh, and every participant gets a free Twinkle Twinkle blind box – talk about the cutest motivation ever!
Admission fee: From $66
Address: Flag-off at Kallang Carpark 1, ends at Marina Barrage
Opening hours: 4.30am flag-off – early, but worth it!
No more dilemma when it comes to things to do in Singapore this weekend
So there you have it — plenty of exciting things to do in Singapore this weekend, whether you’re looking to explore your creativity, indulge in some epic gaming, or be mesmerised by incredible performances.
But hey, if you’re more of a homebody, no worries! You can still make the most of your weekend by indulging in some of the latest Chinese dramas and enjoying a nice tea break with the best cake delivery services in town.
