37 June School Holiday Activities & Events for Kids

Looking for fun things for the kids to do in Singapore during the June school holidays this summer 2025? Check out these kids’ activities and fun events!

The June school holidays for local schools are from 31 May to 29 June 2025, while international school summer holidays kick off from the end of June 2025 until the end of August 2025. If you haven’t signed your kiddos up for any awesome summer holiday camps, you better hop to it (check out the early bird discounts!). But what about the rest of the June school holidays? We line up some (ticketed and free) activities and events, plus suggestions of fun kids’ things to do in Singapore!

Read more: Ultimate Guide to Summer in Singapore: Activities + Things to Do!

June School Activities & Events For Kids In Singapore:

1. Check out HomeTeamNS for school holiday fun!

Wondering how to keep your kids entertained during the June school holidays? Take the kids to HomeTeamNS, where you’ll find a host of holiday activities that promise plenty of fun for kids of all ages. Kids can get messy and creative at HomeTeamNS Khatib’s T-Play Family Carnival, while older kids aged 8 to 12 can get a learning boost at SkillFest in various HomeTeamNS clubhouses. Plus, don’t miss the ultimate gamified obstacle course at Action Motion in HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir or a challenging adventure at Adventure HQ in Khatib. 

Kids can beat the heat at Aqua Adventure, which is suitable for kids aged 5 and up, while the whole family can bond over a friendly game of laser tag at Laser Quest in Bukit Batok. For more family bonding activities, head to PlayPen at HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok for board games that will nurture communication and teamwork and guarantee plenty of laughter! More info here.

When: Various dates and times during the June school holidays
Where: Various HomeTeamNS clubhouses including Bukit Batok, Khatib and Bedok Reservoir
How much: From $4.25 per person. Click here to get tickets.

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2. Join a Farm Day Out at City Sprouts

Take the kids (aged 4 to 12 years old) to City Sprouts for a fun and educational day at their flagship farm in Henderson. The future of our planet lies in the hands of the next generation, so why not use the June school holidays to teach them about how small actions can make a big impact? During this farm day out at City Sprouts, kids will get to explore various farming methodologies and get up close with their friendly farm chickens.

They will also discover how they can turn food waste into valuable resources through composting and a super cool biodigester system. Whether you’re looking for a fun way to bond with the kids or you’re an eco-enthusiast yourself, City Sprouts’ Farm Day Out will give you a glimpse into farm life and sustainable living, so you can go home with tips and tricks to make a positive impact on our planet’s future.

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When: 17 – 22 June 2025, 9am – 11am and 4pm – 6pm (Tuesday – Friday), 9am – 11am (Saturday – Sunday)
Where: City Sprouts, 102 Henderson Road, Singapore 159562
How much: From $38 for one child and one adult. Click here to purchase tickets.

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3. Build a mini farm at Dairy Farm Mall 

Register for an exciting farm-themed experience this June holidays! Little ones can become a farmer for a day to build their very own mini farm at Dairy Farm Mall. This one-day-only event begins with an Interactive Fun Tour, where kids can visit mini farm stations and look forward to live storytelling, farm animal gymnastics, animal portrait painting, and even a grocery hunt!

Kids can collect tokens along the way and trade them in for a Littler Farm’s Goodie Bag that includes a limited-edition tote, an adorable cow plushie snacks and a $10 Dairy Farm voucher (valid on the same day), and exclusive deals from the mall stores. Plus, don’t miss the Farmyard Ball Pit, an Animal Brick Building station and free ice cream and popcorn. Find out more here.

When: 1 June 2025, 12pm – 5pm (suitable for kids aged 3 to 10)
Where:  Dairy Farm Mall, 4 Dairy Farm Lane, Singapore 677622
How much: Free! Click here to register.

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4. Have fun at Skyline Luge Singapore

Looking for a bit of thrill during the school hols? Check out the Skyline Luge in Sentosa where there are four purpose-built 2.6-km tracks with hairpin corners, tunnels and plenty of downhill slopes that will take you through the lush rainforest. Kids will absolutely love the Skyride, a four-seater chairlift, boasting stunning views of Singapore’s skyline to get to the top of the circuit. Then hop on the luge, pick out a track and enjoy the drift downslope.

Tip: purchase tickets online to skip the ticket queue and hop straight into your luge! Plus, thanks to their sweet SG60 promo, you can bring home the memories with a digital photo or video of your shared bonding experience! 

To celebrate SG60, you can get two tickets for four rides (off-peak), 1 child doubling and 1 digital photo for just $60. You can redeem this promo online from now to 31 August 2025.

When: Sunday – Thursday: 10am – 7:30pm (Last entry 6:30pm); Friday & Saturday: 10am – 9pm (Last entry 8pm)
Where: Skyline Luge Singapore, 1 Imbiah Road, Sentosa, Singapore 099692,
How much: From $33.17 for three luge rides and 3 skyrides. Purchase tickets here.

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5. Try out the newly revamped HydroDash

HydroDash at The Palawan @ Sentosa Beach Club is the inflatable obstacle course floating in the sea just off Palawan Beach on Sentosa. They’ve recently revamped the water park, and it remains quite the workout for older kids (children must be 6 years old and above and at least 1.1 metres) and parents, too. The June school holidays are the perfect time to beat the heat and try this obstacle course out with the kiddos! Scale the floating platforms, balance over narrow connecting steps and slide down as you navigate the slippery obstacle course. Read more here.

When: Open daily, 12pm – 6pm (Monday – Wednesday), 11am – 6pm (Thursday & Friday), 10am – 6pm (Saturday & Sunday)
Where: HydroDash, Palawan Beach, Sentosa
How much: From $30. Click here to get tickets.

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6. Splash at a new free water playground in Canberra

There are so many great outdoor water play options for kids of all ages! Plus, what better way to beat the heat during the June school holidays? Check out the big water play area at Gardens by the Bay or the new water playground at Canberra Cove. This water playground features water jets, streams, cascading “waterfalls”, and plenty of puddles for kids to stomp in. There are two outdoor showers available here. 

Full list of water playgrounds here!

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7. Book a school holiday camp!

If you are working and need to keep the kids occupied (whilst having fun and learning), why not book them into a School Holiday Camp? There’s a camp for every interest from multi-sports to coding, art camps and more!

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8. Check out The Artground’s new playspace

The Artground is a not-for-profit, accessible art centre and indoor play space for children 7 and under. Besides the free indoor play space, which has recently been revamped to a “Lost Island” theme, The Artground offers a variety of affordable immersive theatre shows and programmes during the June school holidays. Book your play space spot ahead and bring socks!

When: Ongoing (various timings)
Where: The Artground, 90 Goodman Road, #01-40, Block J, Singapore 439053
How much: Ticketed programmes start from $12.

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9. Children’s Season 2025: Belonging 

Every year, children can look forward to National Heritage Board’s Children’s Season. Deets for this year’s June holidays have yet to be released, but we know that the programmes, workshops and installations will explore the theme of ‘Belonging’. Families will uncover life values and learn more about the museum’s National Collection through interactive installations, drop-in craft activities (many of them free), storytelling, sensory play, an artefact hunt and more. Check back here for more info.

When: 31 May to 29 June 2025
Where: Various venues including National Museum of Singapore

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10. Explore the new PropNex Family Zone at Gardens by the Bay

Want to give your kids a dose of vitamin D? Take them to Gardens by the Bay‘s new outdoor playground: PropNex Family Zone. Older kids will love the climbing structures made of wood, while younger tots can enjoy sensory play at the large sand pit or role-play at the little market. Lather on sunscreen, stay hydrated and drop by in the early morning or late afternoon to avoid the scorching heat. Plus, be sure to keep an eye on them though because they will whizz down the long metal tube slide at the speed of light!

When: Open daily, 5am – 2am
Where: Gardens by the Bay
How much: Free!

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11. Spend the day at Rainforest Wild Asia

Looking for a fun family day out? Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and retreat to Mandai Wildlife Reserve’s newly opened Rainforest Wild Asia. Here, you’ll find kid-friendly treks and free-fall jumps for those looking for an adrenaline rush. There are stroller-friendly walkways if you have little ones and adventurous forest treks for those who want a more rugged route.

When: Open daily, 8:30am – 6pm
Where: 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
How much: From $21 per child and $33 per adult.

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12. Check out new dino attractions around Singapore

If you’ve got a dino fan at home, take them for a dinosaur-themed game of mini golf at ClubFace this June holidays. They can hop on adorable dinosaurs for a ride around the circuit too (at additional cost). If it’s a rainy day, head to Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay to step into Jurassic World, where you’ll find animatronic life-sized dinosaurs that your little one will love!

When: Operating hours vary by location
Where: ClubFace, 511 Upper Jurong Road, Blk B #01-01, Singapore 638366 & Cloud Forest, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
How much: From $8 per child and $12 per adult.

Read more: Where To See Dinosaurs In Singapore

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13. Burn off energy at Bouncetopia @ Tengah

Want to get the kids off the couch? Take them to Kiztopia’s Bouncetopia @ Tengah Plantation Plaza for some bouncy fun! This Hawaiian beach party-themed indoor playground is bouncy paradise that features oversized inflatables, interactive play zones, sensory play for tots and more. Kids can whizz down the slide into a giant ball pit and refine their gross motor skills with climbing structures. More info here.

When: 10am – 8pm (Sunday to Thursday) & 10am – 9pm (Friday, Saturday, eve of PH and PH)
Where: Tengah Plantation Plaza, 127 Plantation Cres, #04-08/09, Singapore 690127
How much: From $12 per adult and $17.85 per child. Purchase tickets here.

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14. Catch a theatre show with the kids

For a fuss-free way to entertain the kids, take them to see a kids’ theatre show in Singapore! This June school holidays, you can watch Roald Dahl’s Fantastic Mr Fox come to life at Victoria Theatre or be captivated by the Magical Music of Harry Potter. Kids who love to dance will be mesmerised by Singapore Ballet’s Peter & Blue performance at Esplanade Theatre Studio and many more!

When: Dates vary by show
Where: Various locations across Singapore
How much: From $22

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15. Check out a flea market in Singapore

Looking for a fun way to teach kids about financial literacy? Why not take them on a shopping spree at a flea market in Singapore? Night at Orchard is the only night market in Singapore in the heart of Singapore’s prime shopping district. Here, you can shop from creative and experiential local brands. Alternatively, you can look out for Sentosa Festive Market by Sunday Social featuring kid-friendly activities, gorgeous jewellery and more.

When: Dates vary for each flea market
Where: Multiple locations across Singapore
How much: Free entry!

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16. Visit Science Centre for educational fun

Plan a whole morning or even a full day at Science Centre Singapore, exploring different topics from climate change to kinetic forces, all in a kid-friendly, hands-on way. Your kids will be pushing buttons, experimenting with levers and absorbing so much that they won’t even realise they are learning. This edutainment centre brings the amazing world of science alive for kids (and adults!) Highlights include the Omni-Theatre and for little kids KidsSTOP.

When: Ongoing
Where: Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081
How much: FREE for Singaporeans and PR if visiting during off-peak hours. Otherwise, tickets start from $6 for adults and $4 for children. *Attractions priced separately. Read our mega guide to Science Centre here.

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17. Take the kids wakeboarding

Sporty kids as young as six and teens alike will love wakeboarding around Singapore! Many wakeboarding schools are located at Northshore Drive, where you can wakeboard in the sea. Alternatively, head to Singapore Wake Park at East Coast – the only cable-ski wake park in Singapore. You’ll need to book your slot well ahead of time, as this is one popular school holiday activity for kids!

When: Daily
Where: Multiple locations in Singapore 
Prices: From $50 per hour session.

Read more: Where To Go Wakeboarding In Singapore

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18. Go on rock climbing adventures

Looking for an extraordinary way to spend the June holidays? Take the kids bouldering or rock climbing in Singapore for a sweaty workout. There are lots of rock climbing gyms around Singapore that offer a wide range of challenges suitable for climbers of all ages and skill levels. 

When: Operating hours vary by location 
Where: Multiple locations across Singapore
How much: From $12.98.

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19. Take the kids go-kart racing!

Get behind the wheel and experience go-karting! There are a few places to go-kart in Singapore with outdoor circuits, or there’s the relatively new indoor electric go-karting HyperDrive in Sentosa, which features three levels of air-con go-karting fun! This indoor go-karting is a real hit, especially with older kids, since they can go mighty fast and there are gamified options too. Plus, there are dual karts where parents and younger children (min. 90cm) can experience go-karting together. Height requirements apply.

Where: Find a go-karting spot near you here!
When: Daily
How much: From $18 per person.

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20. Go bowling with the kids

Go bowling at these kid-friendly bowling alleys! It’s a fun activity for the whole family. Older kids will love the independence of having their own bowling lane, but it’s also a fun activity for little ones as young as age 3, thanks to these bowling alleys with side bumpers for kids, ramps, as well as children’s bowling shoes!

Where: Find a bowling alley near you here
How much: From $3 per game.

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21. Have a bounce-off at Amped

Bounce off some energy at a trampoline spot. One of our fave trampoline parks, AMPED offers gymnastics classes, trampoline classes or just free play for bouncing fun!

Where: AMPED, 10 Raeburn Park, Block C, Level 2 #02-33, Singapore 088702
When: Open daily, 10am – 7pm
How much: From $19 per session. Click here to get your tickets.

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22. Visit the Children’s Museum Singapore

Children’s Museum Singapore is the first museum dedicated to children 12 years and below. With interactive learning experiences, a garden maze and a free-to-explore play pod for toddlers, there’s plenty to do for your little ones. This is a safe space for kids to run around and interact with multi-sensory educational toys to teach them about Singapore’s history. 

When: Ongoing; Tuesday – Sunday (closed on Monday), 9am – 10:45am, 11am – 12:45am, 2pm – 3:45pm, 4pm – 5:45pm.
Where: Children’s Museum Singapore, 23-B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807
How much: FREE (for all SG Citizens/PR; chargeable for Tourists and Foreigner Residents.) Book tickets ahead here!

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23. Visit LEGOLAND Malaysia for the June holidays

The June holidays are the perfect time to hop across the border and visit Legoland Malaysia— a multicoloured Lego-inspired theme park with rides and attractions, as well as a separate water park. There are more attractions and rides appropriate for younger kids at Legoland Malaysia compared to Universal Studios Singapore, which is fab for older kids. Plus, if you’re staying overnight, the kids will love the LEGOLAND Hotel!

Where: Legoland Malaysia, 7, Jalan Legoland, Bandar Medini Iskandar Malaysia, 79250 Iskandar Puteri, Johor
When: Open daily, 10am – 6pm
How much: Legoland ticket info here.

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24. Check out Fort Siloso (FREE!)

Fancy stepping back in time and exploring Fort Siloso at Sentosa, Singapore’s only well-preserved coastal fort? The on-site military museum contains a treasure trove of WWII memorabilia, including coastal guns, the remains of fortified military structures and tunnels, as well as an interactive video documentary, complete with wax figures of Japanese & British soldiers at the Surrender Chambers.

When: Fort Siloso & Surrender Chambers: 9am – 6pm | Exhibits open at 10am
Where: Siloso Point, Sentosa Island
How much: FREE!

Read more: Ultimate Guide to Sentosa for Kids

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25. Get inspired to read at the library (FREE!)

If your child isn’t super into books, you could take them to explore the many amazing libraries in town and spark that interest! Punggol Regional Library has multiple floors dedicated to kids (puppets, activity stations, toys and books galore!), and the new Central Public Library has reopened after a revamp and is a beauty to explore. There’s a new Children’s Biodiversity Library by S.E.A. Aquarium, which features biodiversity-themed learning spaces, including a Sea Jelly Zone with a video projection of sea jellies, an Intertidal Zone, and a huge floor-to-ceiling column with coral-like features!

Where: Find a library near you here!
When: Open daily, timing varies for each library
How much: FREE!

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26. Take a hike in nature

There are so many kid-friendly hiking trails with different difficulty levels. Go on a kid-friendly hike at these parks. We recommend dressing the kids in comfy shoes, hats and applying plenty of mossie spray! 

Where: Various hiking trails around SG
When: Open daily
How much: FREE!

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27. Visit an indoor playground

Take the kiddos to one of these 50+ indoor playgrounds in Singapore when it’s too hot or rainy outside! There’s something for tiny tots all the way up to older kids and even teens! Many of these indoor playgrounds have jungle gyms, interactive play spaces, and soft play areas. Plus, older kids can get a workout too with obstacle courses, climbing walls, and massive slides!

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28. See the Garden Rhapsody Light & Sound Show (FREE!)

The Garden Rhapsody light and sound show at the Supertree Grove is truly magical! Kids love to be out in the lush gardens at night. Each show is 30 minutes long, and you’ll be treated to stunning light displays. Catch this captivating show during the June school holidays for an adventure filled with magical beings and mystical beasts. Read our guide to Gardens by the Bay for a full afternoon out!

When: 8pm – 8:30pm (Monday, Saturday & Sunday)
Where: Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay
How much: FREE!

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29. Check out the Sentosa Sensoryscape

This June holidays, check out Sentosa Sensoryscape at Sentosa which features immersive experiences at six sensory gardens that will awaken all of your senses. This 350-metre garden walkway is enriched with audio-visual experiences that will transport you into a whole new world. From responsive and edible plants to an interactive digital light art and augmented reality experience, Sentosa Sensoryscape is a captivating experience for the whole family! 

Where: Sentosa Sensoryscape, Imbiah Lookout, Sentosa Island, Singapore
When: 24 hours daily
How much: Free!

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30. Get creative at an art class

From painting to pottery, drawing to decoupage, there are plenty of different art classes for kids of varying ages to get their creative juices going. Enrol them in a one-off art class or a week-long art holiday camp to explore different mediums and see a real progression in their art skills!

Read more: Best Art Classes For Kids In SG

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31. Take the kids to KidZania

KidZania Singapore is a miniature kids’ city complete with streets, an A&E, police station, fire station, dentist, hospital, bank, radio station and department store. Offering a multitude of kids’ role-playing activities that mimic adult jobs (pilot, firefighter, doctor, shopkeeper, courier delivery), this is a unique, interactive learning experience spread out over two huge floors of indoor air-con space. Do note that this place has received very mixed reviews. 

When: Thursday – Tuesday, 10am – 6pm
Where: 31 Beach View Road, #01-01/02 Sentosa Island, Singapore 098008
How much: From $108 per child & $65.70 per adult

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32. Go wild at Admiralty Park playground (FREE!)

Nothing beats letting the kids play outdoors away from screen time! Head to Admiralty Park and have a go on all 26 different slides. Go early, as it gets hot and busy! This free playground is perfect for kids of all ages (we spotted teens having loads of fun here too). Plus, entry is free!

Where: Admiralty Park Playground, 6A Admiralty Rd, Woodlands, Singapore 732006
When: Open daily
How much: FREE!

Read more: Best FREE Outdoor Playgrounds In Singapore

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33. Visit Universal Studios Singapore during the holidays

The Transformers Ride and the Battlestar Galactica ride at Universal Studios Singapore are firm favourites with older kids. While younger kids will be enchanted by parades and fun toddler-friendly rides like Sesame Street Spaghetti Space Chase.

Where: Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore
When: Open daily, 10am – 7pm (Saturday – Thursday) & 10am – 6pm (Friday)
How much: Adult (Ages 13 and above) from $85 | Child (Ages 4 – 12) from $64.

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34. Visit KidzWorld & pet animals at the Singapore Zoo

The Singapore Zoo never disappoints (we go multiple times a year and love feeding the animals – especially the elephants and giraffes!). Take the kids to KidzWorld at Singapore Zoo after looking around the animal exhibits. This kids’ area boasts seven interactive indoor and outdoor zones, as well as a Canine Clubhouse and 250 animal residents. Bring along swimsuits because kids can beat the heat at the water fountains maze too! Read more about the Singapore Zoo here.

Where: KidzWorld within Singapore Zoo
When: Open daily, 8:30am – 6pm
How much: From $30.60. Get tickets here!

Read more: Best Kid-Friendly Restaurants

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35. Visit an animal farm

We love taking the kiddos to see the friendly goats at the only goat farm in Singapore, Hay Dairies Goat Farm! Visitors can see how this animal farm operates and take a tour around the premises. Try to visit between the hours of 9am and 10:30am so that the kids have an opportunity to view the goat milking session at the milking parlour. Buy some alfalfa hay to feed the goats and pet them. To top it off, you can buy fresh goat milk to take home (available in two flavours, original and chocolate), or sign up for home delivery.

When: Call ahead to see when they are open during the school hols. 
Where: Hay Dairies Goat Farm, 250 Neo Tiew Cres, Singapore 719866
How much: FREE! (closed on Tuesdays). Additional fees apply for feeding the goats.

Read more: Animal Petting Zoos & Farms In Singapore

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36. Spend the June school holidays at Bird Paradise

Take the kids to the bird park Bird Paradise, home to 3,500 birds across 400 species from loris to pelicans, flamingos, emus, and cassowaries. Bird Paradise is one of the Mandai Wildlife Reserve parks together with the Singapore Zoo, Night Safari and River Wonders. From huge walk-through bird aviaries to playgrounds, bird feeding and shows, there’s plenty of fun in store!

Where Bird Paradise, 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
When: Open daily, 10am – 7pm
How much: From $30.60. Click here to purchase tickets.

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37. Children’s Festival at Gardens by the Bay

Every year, we look forward to Gardens by the Bay’s signature Children’s Festival that takes place during the June school holidays. Last year, the festival featured Disney and Pixar’s Inside Out 2! Stay tuned for more deets about the theme this year and look forward to an outdoor carnival with large-scale installations! More info here.

Price: Admission is free. Charges apply for selected activities.
When: TBC
Where: Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay

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Make sure to check back as we update you with more fun June school holiday ideas and activities!

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