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Post Category - What's OnWhat's On - Post Category - Things to Do With KidsThings to Do With KidsCheck out our Weekend Planner for all the exciting things to do this weekend in Singapore (20 – 22 February 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 kids’ 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 (20 – 22 February): The Istana Open House, Gorgeous lanterns and CNY fireworks at River Hongbao, light projections at Jurong Lake Gardens plus lion dances all over Singapore! The spectacular Kooza by Cirque du Soleil is in town, and there are plenty of new Ramadan bazaars, too!
Read more: 101 Best Kids’ Activities In Singapore
Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore & Fun Kids’ Events:
1. Tours, performances & more at The Istana Open House (FREE!)
The Istana Open House is back for its Chinese New Year edition and it gives families a rare chance to explore the grounds of the official residence of the Singapore President. Each open house usually comes with an array of live cultural performances and activities for the family. Visitors can also take on an exclusive tour to get behind the scenes of the Istana! Entry is free for Singaporeans and PRs, and a fee of $20/adult and $10/child applies for standard entry. Read more about the Chinese New Year Istana Open House before heading down.
Deets: 22 February, 8.30am – 6pm, The Istana
2. See giant lanterns & fireworks at River Hongbao (FREE!)
River Hongbao is one of the most anticipated CNY events of the year! This year, the event will see the return of CNY fireworks at Gardens by the Bay, along with its signature larger-than-life lanterns. Entry is completely free, and you can fuel up at the Food Street while you’re there! Kids will enjoy the carnival rides, too, and you can catch live performances. Read more about River Hongbao 2026 here.
Deets: 15 February, 6.30pm – 10.30pm; 16 February, 6.30pm – 12.15pm; 17 – 24 February, 2.30pm – 10.30pm, Supertree Grove @ Gardens by the Bay
3. Light projections & lanterns at Jurong Lake Gardens (FREE!)
We’re huge fans of pretty light-ups, and we love that throughout the year, there’s bound to be a light-up near you. This season, Westies get to enjoy the light projections and lanterns at Jurong Lake Gardens. The light projections take place daily at the entrance of the park, every 30 minutes from 7.30pm to 10pm, and you can see the lanterns as you stroll through the Twin Pagoda, the Teahouse and Stoneboat. More info here.
Deets: Now till 3 March, 7pm – 10pm, Jurong Lake Gardens
4. Visit a vibrant Ramadan Bazaar (FREE entry!)
We absolutely love it when it’s the season for Ramadan bazaars! They’re the best places to find mouth-watering food, amazing seasonal Raya delights, festive Hari Raya outfits and more. This weekend, the Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar is back with 500 stalls selling all your favourite F&B finds! Head over to Kampong Glam for yet another delightful bazaar with all the great vibes included, and read our guide to all the fab Ramadan bazaars in Singapore.
Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar, 14 February – 21 March, 12pm till late, Geylang Serai Market to Tanjong Katong Complex
Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, 15 February – 15 March, Along Baghdad Street, Kandahar Street & outside Sultan Gate
5. Step back in time at the Singapore Discovery Centre
Got an older kid who’s knee deep in learning all about the history of Singapore? Or perhaps you’re a history buff yourself. Well, this weekend’s the perfect opportunity to revisit the historic day of 15 February 1942 at ‘Reunion in Resilience’ at the Singapore Discovery Centre. There are free movie screenings on local stories, as well as free guided tours through the permanent gallery. You can also sign up for a guided bus tour that takes you to Sarimbun Beach and Kranji Reservoir, as well as cooking demos and workshops for $10 each. More info here.
Deets: 14, 15, 17, 18, 21 & 22 Feb, Singapore Discovery Centre
6. Hang out inside the National Stadium (FREE!)
The National Stadium Experience is back, and this edition spans nearly the whole month of February! 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. Each weekend, there are bouncy castles (bring socks!), back-of-house tours, and sports workshops such as rugby, Tchoukball and cycling. There’s even a lion dance and arts and crafts workshop for the Lunar New Year season. 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.
Deets: 8 – 22 February, various timings here, National Stadium Gate 3
7. DIY LEGO flowers & mini-horses (FREE!)
P.S.A. There are FREE LEGO goodies to cop during this festive period! Over at Bugis+, there’s another pop-up where you can build your own mini-LEGO horse. Make & Take activities are completely FREE, so you know what to do!
Mini-LEGO horse: 9 – 22 February, Bugis+ Level 2 Atrium
8. Marvel at acrobatics & whimsical characters at KOOZA
The world-renowned Cirque du Soleil Big Top is back at the Bayfront Event Space! KOOZA has landed in Singapore and it promises a performance that’ll shock and awe. We’re talking daring acrobatics and stunts, vibrant costumes, flying acts, hilarious clowns and more. Tickets cost from $98 and you can get them here.
Deets: 6 – 22 February, various timings, Bayfront Event Space
9. Bounce on a hotpot inflatable at Suntec City (FREE!)
Love your hotpot dinners? The ultimate steamboat is located at Suntec City right now, namely a giant inflatable hotpot complete with a ball pit and adorable hotpot ingredients! The POTsperity Yuan Yang playground isn’t just for jumping around; it’s also got interactive challenges for kids and adorable hotpot-themed merch! Simply download the Suntec+ app to get a 15-minute free play session. Read all about it here.
Deets: Now till 22 February, 11am – 9pm, Suntec City Atrium (Tower 1 & 2)
10. Catch lion dance performances around SG (FREE!)
Chinese New Year celebrations have already begun! Head to these locations this weekend to catch lion dance and dragon dance showcases around the city. Save the following dates:
– Jewel Changi: 16 – 18 February, 12.38pm, 5.38pm & 7.38pm
– ION Orchard: 17, 18, 21, 22, 23, 28 February & 1 March, 3.08pm
– Suntec City: 20 February, 10.38am
– Causeway Point: 20 February, 11.38am
– Hougang Mall: 20 February, 9am; 21 – 22 February, 12pm
– Northpoint City: 20 February, 10.13am; 21 February 2026, 1pm & 7pm
– Eastpoint Mall: 20 – 22 February, 2pm
– Great World: 21 February, 6pm
– Tiong Bahru Plaza: 23 February, 12pm
– Waterway Point: 23 February 12pm
– Century Square: 23 February, 12.08pm
– West Mall: 23 February, 5pm, 28 February & 1 March, 2pm
– Valley Point: 24 February, 1.08pm
– United Square: 24 February, 1.38pm
– Velocity@Novena Square: 24 February, 5.38pm
– White Sands: 25 February, 10.08am
– The Centrepoint: 25 February, 1.08pm
– Tampines 1: 26 February, 12.08pm
– Pasir Ris Mall: 27 February, 4.30pm
– Tanglin Mall: 28 February, 12pm
Deets: Now till early March, various locations
Read more: Upcoming CNY Events, Activities & Lion Dances In Singapore
11. Last chance to see original artworks from Monet, Renoir, Cézanne & more
National Gallery Singapore is currently home to ‘Into the Modern: Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston’, the largest-ever French Impressionist exhibition in Southeast Asia. Over here, you can see original artworks by icons of that era, including Pierre-August Renoir, Claude Monet, Édouard Manet, Paul Cézanne, and Edgar Degas–all shown for the first time in Singapore! Tickets cost from $15 and you can get them here.
Deets: Now till 1 March, National Gallery Singapore
12. Chagee tea exhibit at Asian Civilisations Museum
There’s a brand-new Chagee pop-up at the Asian Civilisations Museum titled Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie. The space is incredibly aesthetic, coupled with dreamy hanging leaves and an exhibition that explores tea-drinking culture. Spot some unique tea pots, sculptures inspired by tea leaves, tea fragrances and more treats for the senses! There’s also a pop-up store featuring exclusive Chagee horse plush charms that opens in early February. Admission fees to the ACM apply. More info here.
Deets: 28 January – 7 June, Asian Civilisations Museum
13. Catch an iconic kids’ show at KidsFest!
P.S.A. For those with kids. Starting this weekend, there’s a string of kids’ theatre shows from some of our favourite stories of all time. KidsFest brings to Singapore some beloved titles such as ‘Charlie Cook’s Favourite Book’. Read more about the upcoming kids’ musicals here and get your tickets here.
Deets: Charlie Cook’s Favourite Book, 19 – 22 February, Victoria Theatre
14. Check out the festive lights at Chinatown (FREE!)
Chinatown is a must-visit this season, for its CNY light-up featuring giant lanterns. This year sees the streets decked in horse-themed decor. There’s also a lively market where you can find lots of decor, CNY goodies and everything you need to celebrate the festive season. Stay updated here.
Deets: Now till 18 March, Kreta Ayer Square
15. See the life-sized horse lanterns at Flower Dome
Flower Dome’s annual Spring Blossoms CNY decor is back! Head over to see majestic horse lanterns frolicking amongst seasonal blooms, as well as beautiful traditional Chinese architecture to set the festive mood. Standard admission charges apply and you can get tickets here.
Deets: Now till 1 March, 9am – 9pm, Flower Dome @ Gardens by the Bay
16. Bounce on the Prosperity BrickLand at Marina Square
Kiztopia’s Prosperity BrickLand is a pop-up playground that’ll impress! This brick-themed playground is decked in all the things we love about the Lunar New Year: lion dances, a dragon slide abd traditional arches. Kids can let loose in a ball pit, a train and crane, plus try their hand at carnival games and DIY crafts. You can purchase credits to enter the Prosperity BrickLand from $20 for 20 credits–get them here.
Deets: Now till 24 February, Weekdays 10.30am – 9.30pm, Weekends & PH 10am – 10pm, CNY Eve 11am – 5pm, Marina Square Central Atrium
17. Check out the Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition
Fans of Demon Slayer, rejoice! A massive 21,000-square-foot exhibition of the hit anime, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba, will land in Singapore for the first time in January. This multi-sensory exhibition will be spread across two floors, giving you the chance to step into life-sized sets to experience some of your favourite moments from the anime. Early bird ticket sales (from $18.20) begin on 26 November on Pelago and Klook.
Deets: 24 January – 15 March, 4 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397697
18. Book a Lunar New Year feast (+ promos available!)
It’s not too early to book a decadent CNY reunion dinner for the family! We’ve found some great set menus and buffets with seasonal favourites, including yusheng, pen cai and more. Read our guide to CNY reunion dinners in Singapore–some have deals of up to 50% off! P.S. While you’re at it, find out where to get the best pineapple tarts and CNY goodies in Singapore.
Deets: Now till early March 2026.
19. Mofusand pop-ups at Junction 8, Plaza Sing & Bugis Junction (FREE entry!)
Mofusand is back for CNY 2026 celebrations at CapitaLand Malls, and you can get your hands on some adorable festive-themed merch at the pop-up stores around Singapore! Look forward to photobooths, claw machines and Mofusand Chinese New Year Plushies. You can also play around with Mofusand AR filters during this time!
Deets: Now till 22 February @ Bugis Junction
20. POP MART installations at Resorts World Sentosa (FREE!)
If you can’t get enough of the adorable POP MART characters, head over to Resorts World Sentosa this weekend! Their Chinese New Year celebrations see 12 adorable POP MART installations all around the resort, including WEAVE and the Singapore Oceanarium. Spot all your favourite characters, including LABUBU, Baby Molly, SKULLPANDA and more. You can also collect stamps at each photo op station to redeem a sticker sheet. Stay updated here.
Deets: Now till 15 March, Various locations around Resorts World Sentosa
Read more: Where To Celebrate CNY 2026 In Singapore
21. Futuristic aviation exhibition at T5 In the Making (FREE!)
A brand new FREE family-friendly exhibition is opening at Changi Airport Terminal 3, and it gives visitors a good look at what Singapore’s aviation industry will look like in the near future! ‘T5 In the Making’ isn’t just a peek at the upcoming Terminal 5; it’s got five experiential zones with interactive displays, scale models and more. There’s even a zone with robots! Entry is free, but we recommend booking a time slot in advance to avoid disappointment.
Deets: 6 January – March 2026, 10am – 8pm, Changi Airport Terminal 3, Level 1 Arrival Hall (near McDonald’s)
22. Neon rooms, giant ball pit & more at Dopamine Land
We love all things neon, lights and ball pits, and that’s exactly what you’ll get at Dopamine Land! This kid-friendly exhibition is a multi-sensory experience filled with surprises at every corner. Explore nine themed rooms–all IG-worthy, of course–which include a giant ball pit, neon rooms, a dreamlike forestscape, a pillow fight room, a disco room and more! There’s also a bonus room with a VR experience. Tickets cost from $11.90 and you can get them here.
Deets: Open Wednesday – Monday, 11am – 9pm (closed Tuesdays), Weave, Resorts World Sentosa
23. Interactive SKULLPANDA installations at National Museum
Fans of Pop Mart, this one’s for you! There’s a SKULLPANDA exhibition at the National Museum of Singapore–the first of its kind in Singapore. It’s filled with interactive experiences, as well as free-to-access art installations at the museum’s public spaces. Tickets cost from $14 and you can get them here.
Deets: Now till 22 February 2026, National Museum of Singapore
24. My Little Pony displays at Floral Fantasy
If you’ve got My Little Pony fans at home, this one’s for you! Floral Fantasy at Gardens by the Bay is channeling its inner Canterlot vibes! Spot all your favourite characters, including Rainbow Dash, Pinkie Pie, Twilight Sparkle, the royal princesses and more. The botanical backdrops really make it feel like you could be strolling through Canterlot itself! Don’t forget to check out the exclusive My Little Pony merch at the pop-up store. Standard admission rates apply and you can get tickets here.
Deets: Now till 12 April 2026, 10am – 9pm, Floral Fantasy, Gardens by the Bay
25. Multi-sensory installations at Gallery Children’s Biennale (FREE!)
Gallery Children’s Biennale opens this weekend at National Gallery Singapore. Kids can explore eight multi-sensory installations, all surrounding the theme “Tomorrow, We’ll Be…”. It’s all about Joy, Kindness, Love and Dream and is designed for kids of all ages. In fact, it’s the first time all installations are baby-friendly. Find out more about Gallery Children’s Biennale here.
Deets: Now till 29 March 2026, National Gallery Singapore
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26. Check out the new PLAY + MAKE creative space (FREE*)
The all-new PLAY + MAKE at Children’s Museum Singapore opens this weekend, and it’s perfect for kids who love to tinker, imagine, and create. Inspired by the permanent exhibition ‘Into the Hawkerverse’, this new space lets them piece together outfits, stage their own stories, throw a kueh tea party and get hands-on with materials like rattan, fabric and wood. There’s a rotating line-up of activities too—think paper dolls, crockery design and weaving crafts. Parents will appreciate the thoughtful guide (co-created with BRB Kids) to help spark meaningful play and conversations. And yes, there’s even a LEGO tingkat and Hokkien Mee shoes to check out. *Entry is FREE for Singaporeans and PRs; standard rates apply here.
Deets: Now till 31 March 2026, Children’s Museum Singapore
27. Visit the Learning Gallery at Singapore Art Museum (FREE!)
If you’re looking for free things to do this weekend, here’s one to jot down. The Singapore Art Museum (SAM) opens its refreshed Learning Gallery and it spotlights the theme of ‘Childhood’. Be among the first to see exclusive artworks at the free Art Carnival taking place for one day only. There are fun workshops such as paper camera-making, guided tours and even the opportunity to make a sticker cai fan dish. Entry to the Learning Gallery is FREE and you can find out more here.
Deets: Now till 28 June 2026 (Free carnival on 2 August) 10am – 7pm, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, Level 1 Gallery 2
28. 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 February, the theme is ‘The Sounds of Celebration’ which comprises stories of traditions in conjunction with the Lunar New Year! Bring the kids for free storytelling sessions, all surrounding the man of the family. More info here.
Deets: 7, 14, 21 & 28 February, 10am onwards, Gateway Dance Studio
Read more: Kids Theatre Shows & Concerts Happening In Singapore
Stay tuned for these upcoming weekend events for kids and adults! ↓
Visit Central Perk & more IRL at The FRIENDS Experience
If you’re still quoting Ross’ “PIVOT!” at random moments, this one’s for you. The FRIENDS Experience is landing in Singapore next month, and yes, it’s basically Central Perk brought to life. Expect recreated sets, replica costumes and props, plus a peek at how the show was made. Swing by Rachel and Monica’s purple door, lounge in Chandler and Joey’s recliners, and snap all the photos you’ve been mentally planning since the ’90s. Tickets cost from $26 and you can get them here.
Deets: 7 March onwards, Wednesday – Friday 2pm – 10.15pm; Saturday – Sunday 10am – 10.15pm, full list of timings here, Fever Exhibition Hall
Looking for more fun things to do this weekend in Singapore with kids? Here are more ideas:
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
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
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.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
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!
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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