Singapore always has a way of turning weekends into something special, and late March is no different. We’ve dug through websites, X chatter, and local updates to bring you a lineup that works for every age—from toddlers who love a good bounce to older kids eager to tackle dinosaurs or techy projects. You’ll see a mix of free events, wallet-friendly options, and a couple of treats worth the splurge, all laid out with the key info: locations, times, ages, and prices.

Consider this BusyKidd’s your go-to plan for a hassle-free, joy-packed weekend. No more last-minute scrambles—just pick a spot (or a few!), round up the family, and let the good times roll. Here’s the full rundown—let’s get started!

Unicorns & Dragons Festival

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Join the magical Unicorns & Dragons Festival at Cafe Melba Goodman and Mediapolis! For just $25, kids get to enjoy a 9-inch pizza or tomato pasta, a milkshake, and a DIY cupcake. The fun includes DIY crafts, exciting games, face painting from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm, and balloon sculpting from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm. The event wraps up with a thrilling piñata game at 5:00 pm. It’s a perfect way to spend a spring afternoon filled with laughter and adventure!

• Location: Cafe Melba Goodman, 90 Goodman Road, Goodman Arts Centre, Blk N #01-56, Singapore, 439053; Cafe Melba Mediapolis, 1 Stars Avenue, #03-01, Singapore, 138507
• Dates: 31 March 2025, from 2:00 pm to 5:00 pm
• Fees: $25
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The Decathlon Circular Bazaar 2025

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The Decathlon Circular Bazaar 2025 is a three-day sustainability extravaganza perfect for the whole family. Start by signing up for free membership to enjoy a $5 welcome voucher and dive into an exciting lineup of activities. Buy or sell pre-loved sports equipment and get up to 80% back on Decathlon gift cards with exclusive buyback deals. Shop eco-friendly with event-only discounts of up to 80% on second-life sports gear. Participate in free sports activities like beginner cycling, family kinball, or Zumba sessions, making it fun for all ages. Explore interactive booths from partners like Carousell, REFASH, and Commenhers, promoting sustainability and creativity. Plus, stand a chance to win gift cards while enjoying a weekend of workshops, shopping, and sports. Don’t miss this eco-friendly celebration—mark your calendars!

• Location: Multiple locations
• Dates: 29-31 March 2025
• Fees: Free
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Playtime with Ye Ye! Sensory Storytelling

Get ready for a delightful experience with “Playtime with Ye Ye” by Pauline Loh! This heartwarming event follows two sisters and their neighbor, Ye Ye, as they embark on a fun-filled journey of crafting and creativity. Together, they’ll fold origami boats, make musical instruments, and prepare a festive treat—kuih Honey Corn Flakes. Families can join the fun by bringing along recycled materials to create their own musical masterpieces.

The event also features sensory storytelling and lively sing-alongs to classics like Singapore Town, sparking imagination and joy for all ages. It’s a perfect blend of hands-on activities, creativity, and storytelling, designed to engage kids and parents alike. Hosted by The Artground (TAG), this program promises an unforgettable day of family bonding and artistic exploration!

• Location: One Holland Village, 1 Holland Vlg Wy, Singapore 275754
• Dates and Age: 28 March 2025, 4 PM – 4.45 PM for 18 months – 3 years old; 29 March 2025, 10 AM – 10.45 AM for 18 months – 3 years old; 29 March 2025, 11.30 AM – 12.15 PM for 3 years old – 6 years old
• Fees: $30 per child /  $10 per adult
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Dance Party

Get ready to groove at this joyful dance party designed for kids aged 2 to 6 and their grown-ups! Rolypoly Family invites you to dance along to their fun moves and popular songs that are easy for everyone to follow. Don’t be surprised if the dancers follow your moves too—it’s all about sharing the fun and creativity. Sing along, show off your favorite dance steps, and enjoy a lively session where dancing together creates meaningful connections with family and friends. Be warned—the joy of dancing is absolutely contagious!

Rolypoly Family is a dynamic team of dance artists passionate about body positivity, gender equality, and social inclusion. Led by Faye Lim and Bernice Lee, they create dance experiences for diverse families and children across Singapore. Their work spans performances and interactive programs, including the Rolypoly Family Dance Party and Dance Playground, many of which are developed at The Artground. Join them for a vibrant celebration of movement and togetherness!

• Location: Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Rd, Singapore 439053
• Dates and Age: 29 Mar 25, 11.30 AM – 12 PM
• Age: 2-6 y.o.
• Fees: $12 per pax
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Harvest to Harvest Time

What if you were a potato—how would you move? Welcome to Farmworld, where kids and grown-ups can step into an imaginative universe filled with play, dance, and yes, potatoes! Harvest to Harvest Time (H.T.H.T) is an interactive family experience that uses movement, music, and a bit of tech to explore the surprising versatility of the humble spud. It’s all about having fun together and celebrating the many ways we can be creative and adaptable.

Since this is a work-in-progress performance, you’ll get to share your thoughts afterward to help the artists refine their piece. Photos and videos will also be taken during the session for archival and promotional purposes.

JAGA-EMOTE! is a collective of creative minds led by Neo Jialing. They specialize in crafting playful, sensory experiences for kids and families, drawing inspiration from the natural curiosity every child brings. Their work is all about blending fun with imagination, creating moments that encourage exploration and connection.

• Location: Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Rd, Singapore 439053
• Dates and Age: 29 Mar 25, 3.45 pm – 4.30 pm
• Age: 3-6 y.o.
• Fees: Free Programme with $1 booking fee per pax
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Baby Beat

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Baby Beat is a cozy performance for babies and toddlers with their carers. It mixes classical and ethnic music, encouraging little ones to engage with sounds through simple movements and activities. Older siblings can join with a valid ticket.
Kulcha Pop blends traditional instruments like the Bansuri, Oud, and Pipa with Western music. Their fusion style has won fans across Asia, including in sold-out Baby Beat shows at The Artground.

• Location: Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Rd, Singapore 439053
• Dates and Age: 30 Mar 25, 10 AM – 10.30 AM
• Age: 8 – 36 months
• Fees: $15 per pax
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Nature Explorers School Weekend Camp  

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Have fun, learn skills, and be creative – it’s all about this place! At Nature Explorers School, kids have fun exploring nature through activities like climbing trees, playing in mud, and cooking outdoors. Each 2.5-hour session lets kids choose what they want to do. Coaches watch and learn what interests each child to help them grow. With a small group, kids get lots of attention. It’s all about enjoying nature, having fun, and learning at their own speed. 

• Location: Mount Faber, Clementi Forest, and Alexandra Forest
• Dates and Age: 29 March, 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM; 30 March, 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM
• Age: 3-12 y.o.
• Fees: $75 per session
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Kids Eat Free! at Baker & Cook Singapore

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Sunday Funday just got even better! On the last Sunday of every month, kids eat FREE! Mark your calendars for 30 March and treat your little ones to a delicious Nutella sandwich with every main ordered. Just enjoy those happy faces and full tummies!

• Location: Multiple locations
• Dates and Age: 30 March 2025
• Age: 12 y.o. and under
• Fees: Free
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The Canvas: Sleeping Robot

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Bring a giant sleeping robot to life with your creativity! Draw, decorate, and use your imagination to wake it up. This activity is fun for all ages and a great way to spend time with family or friends. Perfect for anyone who loves to get creative and playful.

• Location: WonderLab, Nexus, Punggol Coast Mall, 88 Punggol Way, Singapore 829913
• Dates and Age: 29-30 Mar 2025, 12 pm – 5 pm
• Fees: Free
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LED Flower Garden

Make your own glowing LED flower in this fun workshop! Design and build a beautiful creation you can take home. It’s a simple and exciting way to mix art and technology. Just a small spend is needed to join the fun and create something unique.

• Location: WonderLab, Nexus, Punggol Coast Mall, 88 Punggol Way, Singapore 829913
• Dates and Age: 29-30 Mar 2025, 1 pm – 2 pm, 3 pm – 4 pm
• Fees: Free
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Live Storytelling

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Enjoy magical stories brought to life by storyteller Charlotte. With the help of technology, the stories come alive with sounds and visuals. It’s a fun, engaging experience for both kids and adults, sparking imagination and curiosity. Perfect for a little escape into the world of wonder!

• Location: WonderLab, Nexus, Punggol Coast Mall, 88 Punggol Way, Singapore 829913
• Dates and Age: 29 Mar 2025, 6 pm – 6:45 pm, 7:15 pm – 8 pm
• Fees: Free
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Ice Cream Workshop at Pastamania

Looking for a fun and creative activity for the kids? Pastamania’s Kids Ice Cream Workshop is the perfect way for children to explore the world of ice cream making. For $80 per child, they’ll learn how to mix, blend, and decorate their own frozen treats. They’ll also get to choose their favourite flavours and toppings, making each scoop unique. It’s a fantastic way to beat the heat while sparking creativity in a fun, hands-on setting. Kids will also have the chance to make new friends and share in the excitement of making their own ice cream. Plus, they’ll take home their sweet creations to enjoy later!

• Location: 180 Kitchener Rd, #02-21/22, Singapore 208539
• Dates and Age: 29 Mar 2025, 10:30 am – 12 pm
• Fees: $80
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Miffy’s Garden at Changi Airport

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Step into a spring garden filled with fun activities for the whole family. Visit Miffy’s Playground to bounce, slide, and play alongside Miffy and Friends. Redeem exclusive Miffy merchandise starting from S$4.90. Capture memorable moments at themed photo spots featuring Miffy and her pals. This limited-time event is perfect for families and Miffy lovers. Don’t miss it!

• Location: Changi Airport
• Dates and Age: From 14 March to 12 May 2025
• Fees: Free
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Bubble Up: Bubba Puppetry

 Bubble Up, Bubba! is a fun and interactive puppetry show for young people aged 10 to 18 with intellectual disabilities and sensory sensitivities. It’s designed to be gentle and engaging, with sensory experiences, singing, and dancing, so everyone can enjoy it at their own pace.

Bubba is nervous about swimming at the pool for the first time. The water feels deep, and panic sets in. But then, a friendly Bubble appears to help! With Bubble’s support, Bubba learns to trust the water and find their courage. Together, they discover that even when we’re scared, we can rise above it and “bubble up”!

The Finger Players, the organiser, is a well-known theatre company in Singapore, famous for blending traditional and modern puppetry. Founded in 1999, they’ve performed around the world in countries like Australia, Japan, and Spain. Their creative shows have made them one of Singapore’s most celebrated international puppetry groups.

• Location: UOB Ability Hub @ Enabling Village, 20 Lengkok Bahru, Enabling Village, Singapore 159053
• Dates: 29 Mar 2025, 10.30 am, 12.45 pm
• Fees: Free
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SAM Access Showcase 2025

The Access Showcase 2025 – ‘common languages’ marks a special milestone for the Singapore Art Museum (SAM). It’s all about making art accessible to everyone, especially those who’ve traditionally faced barriers. This includes neurodivergent individuals, the Deaf and hard of hearing, people with visual impairments, and those from different socio-economic backgrounds. SAM has been working on initiatives that make art a shared experience—one that empowers and connects people from all walks of life. The event celebrates how art can bring us together, showcasing the beauty of diversity and inclusion.

• Location: Singapore Art Museum at Tanjong Pagar Distripark 39 Keppel Rd, #01-02, Singapore 08906
• Dates: 27 Mar–13 Apr 2025, 10 AM–7 PM
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Splashtopia @ Sentosa Palawan Green

Splashtopia turns Palawan Green into a pirate-themed water park with giant inflatables and slides. Running till 31, 2025, it’s a holiday highlight, not a year-round gig. Kids join Kiztopia Friends to battle Dr. Octo, making it an epic, interactive splash fest. Perfect for active families craving something new. A seasonal standout for water-loving kids.

• Location: Palawan Green, Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore 099981
• Dates: Till 31, 2025
• Fees: From $20
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Deals And Discounts

1. Bird Paradise: Free Entry For Kids

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Imagine a day out where your little ones can explore the wonders of Asia’s largest bird park without costing you an extra dime! With the SG60 celebration, kids get to enter Bird Paradise for free with every full-paying adult from March 15 to April 20, 2025. Located at 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825, it’s an adventure through different habitats, from lush forests to open skies, filled with colorful feathers and majestic flights. This deal is perfect for introducing your children to nature’s beauty and creating memorable family moments. Don’t miss out—book your tickets at Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

2. Gardens By The Bay: SG60 Wonder Blooms Pass

For flower enthusiasts and families, Gardens by the Bay’s SG60 Wonder Blooms Pass lets you enjoy unlimited visits to six stunning floral displays, like Sakura and Tulipmania, for just $22. This deal runs until March 31, 2025, offering a chance to soak in nature’s artistry at 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953. It’s not just a visual treat. It’s educational too, helping kids learn about flowers and their origins. Wander through blooming landscapes, capture photos, and make it a memorable outing. Book your pass at Gardens by the Bay.

3. Kiztopia: $60 SG60 Play Pack

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Kiztopia, Singapore’s award-winning edutainment play park, offers a $60 SG60 Play Pack with a 1-hour play ticket and exclusive merchandise like the Fun Pack or Go-Getter Pack. Perfect for young kids, this deal is for onsite purchase only and lasts while stocks last at Marina Square and SkyPark Cineleisure. It’s a safe, stimulating environment where your children can explore, climb, and learn, making it ideal for quality family time. Check locations and plan your visit at Kiztopia.

4. PororoPark Singapore: $60 Family Bundle

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Bring your family to PororoPark Singapore for a $60 family bundle, saving 21% with tickets for two adults and two children. Based on the popular animated series, it’s a delightful spot with rides, shows, and play areas at 1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-199, Singapore 098585. Kids can meet their favorite characters, while parents relax knowing there’s plenty to keep everyone entertained. This ongoing deal is perfect for preschoolers—book at PororoPark Singapore.

5. Royal Albatross: $60 Off Special SG60 Sailings

For a unique dining and sailing experience, Royal Albatross offers $60 off Special SG60 Sailings and regular dinner cruises with promo code “SG60” until December 31, 2025. Located at 2 Sentosa Gateway, #01-15/16, Singapore 098141, it’s a luxurious way to enjoy Singapore’s skyline and harbor with a meal. Perfect for a special family outing, it combines history and breathtaking views. Make your reservation at Royal Albatross.

6. Sentosa 4D AdventureLand: $60 Bundle For Two

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Sentosa 4D AdventureLand offers a $60 bundle for two, including a 4-in-1 combo experience, available from March 20 to September 30, 2025, at the ticketing counter. Located at 40 Imbiah Lookout Road, #01-01, Singapore 099699, it’s packed with thrilling, sensorial experiences perfect for family bonding. It’s a great way to share excitement and discovery, making for an unforgettable day out. Plan your visit and enjoy the adventure.

7. Singapore River Cruise: Discounted Tickets at $17

Explore Singapore’s rich culture and heritage with the Singapore River Cruise, now $17 for Singapore Citizens until December 31, 2025. This cruise brings the city’s transformative story to life, offering an educational and entertaining ride from various river points. It’s easily accessible and provides a relaxing way to see Singapore from the water, perfect for family outings. Take this chance to learn history while enjoying scenic views.

8. Skyline Luge Singapore: $60 Family Fun Bundle

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Get ready for thrills at Skyline Luge Singapore with a $60 Family Fun Bundle, including two tickets for four rides each (off-peak) plus one child doubling and a free digital photo. Available from March 20 to August 31, 2025, it’s ideal for adrenaline junkies at 45 Siloso Beach Walk, #01-01, Singapore 098979. The luge tracks offer scenic descents through Sentosa, making it a fun family adventure. Book at Skyline Luge.

9. Snow City: $60 Family Bundle

Snow City offers a $60 family bundle for two adults and two children for one hour of snow play, available now until August 31, 2025, excluding June. Located at 21 Jurong Town Hall Road, Singapore 609433, it’s Singapore’s only indoor snow center, a unique experience for tropical kids to build snowmen or have snowball fights. It’s both fun and educational, perfect for family memories. Book your session at Snow City.

10. Southern Albatross Speedboat: $60 Bundle For Two Adults

Southern Albatross Speedboat Adventures offers a $60 bundle for two adult tickets with promo code “SG60ASA” until December 31, 2025. Located at 38 Siloso Beach Walk, #01-03, Singapore 098979, it combines high-speed thrills with breathtaking views of southern shores. It’s a memorable outing for thrill-seekers, perfect for a family adventure. Book your tickets at Southern Albatross for an exhilarating ride.

11. SSO Organ Series: 20% Off With “ASASSO60”

Enjoy 20% off tickets for the SSO Organ Series featuring Anne Maria Lim and the Magic Organ on June 8, 2025, with promo code “ASASSO60”. At Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981, it’s a cultural outing with the pipe organ’s enchanting voice and fringe activities. Perfect for families, it’s an educational experience blending music and exhibitions. Book at SSO.

12. SuperPark Singapore: Buy 2 Get 3rd At 60% Off

SuperPark Singapore lets you buy two tickets and get the third at 60% off with promo code “SG60OFF”, an ongoing deal for family fun. Located at 25 Sentosa Gateway, #01-128/129/130/131, Singapore 098141, it offers obstacle courses, trampolines, and more for all ages. Whether your kids are toddlers or teens, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Use the promo at SuperPark for a day of excitement.

13. Tayo Station: $60 Family Bundle With Tayo Toy

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Tayo Station offers a $60 family bundle for two adults and two children, including an exclusive Tayo toy, saving 20%. Located at 1 Pasir Ris Close, Downtown East, Level 3, Singapore 519599, it’s based on “Tayo the Little Bus” with rides and play areas for preschoolers. It’s interactive and educational, perfect for young fans and their families. Book at Tayo Station.

14. Trickeye Singapore: $60 Family Bundle

Trickeye Singapore offers a $60 family bundle for two adults and one child with promo code “SG60LAH”, ongoing at 02-01 Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098131. It’s an immersive experience with optical illusions and augmented reality, where art comes alive for photos. Kids and adults will love becoming part of the artwork, making it a fun family day out. Book at Trickeye Singapore.

15. Changi Experience Studio: 49% Off Admission

Changi Experience Studio offers 49% off admission from March 2025, located at Jewel Changi Airport, #03-215, 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819663. Learn about Changi Airport through interactive exhibits and games, perfect for families interested in aviation. It’s educational and entertaining, ideal for a day of learning and fun. Find out more at Changi Experience Studio.

16. Madame Tussauds Singapore: 2 Tickets For $60

Madame Tussauds Singapore offers two tickets for $60 with promo code “SG60” from March 15, 2025, at 01-185/186 Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098131. Meet lifelike wax figures of celebrities in an interactive, immersive experience for all ages. It’s a great way to explore fame with your family, perfect for photos and memories. Book at Madame Tussauds.

17. Science Centre Singapore: $60 Bundles At KidsSTOP!

Science Centre Singapore offers $60 bundles at KidsSTOP! from March 15, 2025, including exclusive enamel pins for the first 60 buyers, at 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081. Designed for ages 2-6, it’s hands-on learning with science exhibits, perfect for curious kids. It’s an educational outing for families to explore together, making science fun. Visit Science Centre Singapore to plan your visit.

18. Forest Adventure: 20% Off On Weekdays

Forest Adventure offers 20% off admission on weekdays with promo code “FASG60” from April 1, 2025, at Bedok Reservoir Park, 8A Frankel Avenue, Singapore 459065. It’s Singapore’s treetop obstacle course, ideal for families seeking adventure, suitable for ages 3 and above. Encourage kids to embrace nature and challenge themselves with high-flying fun. Book at Forest Adventure.

19. Wings Of Time Fireworks Symphony: 60% Off Combo

Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony offers a 60% discount on combo tickets with Sentosa Line (Round Trip) from April 1 to June 30, 2025, at Sentosa. Enjoy stunning aerial views and end with a spectacular water, light, and fireworks show, perfect for family evenings. It’s a memorable experience under the stars, ideal for creating lasting memories. Book through Sentosa’s channels.

20. Mandai Wildlife Reserve: Series Of Deals

Mandai Wildlife Reserve will offer special deals from May to August 2025 across parks like Bird Paradise and Night Safari, located at 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826. While details are pending, past deals included free kids’ entry and family discounts, perfect for animal lovers. Keep an eye on Mandai Wildlife Reserve for updates and plan a full-day adventure.

21. Singapore Cable Car: $60 Bundle With Arbora Meal

Singapore Cable Car offers a $60 bundle from June 1, 2025, including a round trip Sky Pass and a three-course meal at Arbora, located at Sentosa Island. Enjoy panoramic views and a delicious dining experience, combining sightseeing with relaxation. It’s a great family outing, perfect for a scenic ride and meal. Book through Sentosa’s website or counters.

22. SkyHelix Sentosa: $6 Off Admission

SkyHelix Sentosa offers $6 off admission from June 1 to September 30, 2025, at 30 Sentosa Gateway, #01-109, Singapore 098138. It’s Singapore’s highest open-air panoramic ride, offering 360° views at 79 meters, suitable for all ages. Perfect for families seeking a gentle thrill and scenic views, book at SkyHelix Sentosa.

23. SkyHelix Sentosa: $16 Combo With Sentosa Line

From October 13 to December 31, 2025, SkyHelix Sentosa offers a $16 combo with admission and a round trip on the Sentosa Line, located at 30 Sentosa Gateway, #01-109, Singapore 098138. Enjoy aerial views and convenient travel, combining two attractions for value. Keep an eye on SkyHelix Sentosa for booking details as the date nears.

24. BOUNCE Singapore: $60 For 2 Two-Hour Passes

BOUNCE Singapore offers $60 for two two-hour passes from July 1, 2025, at 1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-199, Singapore 098585. It’s an indoor playground with trampolines and obstacle courses, perfect for kids aged 6 and above to burn energy. Ideal for older kids and teens, book at BOUNCE Singapore for a fun day out.

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Newtonshow Hong Kong

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One of the best event venues for your upcoming kids’ birthday party in Hong Kong, Newtonshow HK, invites all little explorers and adventure seekers from 3 to 14 years old to spend the most thrilling birthday together – and the Newtonshow team knows how to surprise every birthday boy and girl! From the brightest party decorations in Hong Kong to an impressive selection of kids’ birthday party ideas – it is time to celebrate!

Newtonshow Birthday Party: What’s Included

Newtonshow invites you to spend the most important day for every child in one of the best birthday party rooms in Hong Kong. Each celebration is carefully thought out to meet all your expectations. And not just meet but even exceed them.

What’s included in Newtonshow’s birthday party package? Colourful birthday party decorations, professional actors, the most exciting birthday cake cutting ceremony, and the most thrilling birthday party scenario with a whole lot of engaging experiments, hands-on workshops, breathtaking discoveries, fun games, and other activities. Besides, the Newtonshow team will design the most beautiful kids’ birthday party invitations for your guests. All the details of your perfect birthday celebration are already thought through and planned. All you need to do is decide on the date and time, book the party room, make a list of the nearest and dearest you want to share this day with and choose your Newtonshow birthday party programme. As for the last point…

Newtonshow Birthday Party Programme

Cartoon Birthday Party at Newtonshow Hong Kong

Did you know that science can be very exciting? Choose your favourite cartoon hero, step into the magical world of the Newntonshow Cartoon Birthday Party, and make sure of it. Colourful snow, your hero’s favourite perfumes, fire in the hand, and more – there are so many experiments and mind-blowing openings waiting for all curious minds at Newtonshow. Mermaid, Paw Patrol, Unicorns, Little Pony, Minecraft, or Frozen – which wonderland are you going to choose this time?

Newtonshow has a Cartoon Birthday Party Scenario ideal for kids from 2 years old.

Harry Potter Enchanting Birthday Party at Newtonshow Hong Kong

Are your kids real Harry Potter fans? Well, they can spend a whole day in Hogwarts right in the middle of Hong Kong! Join Harry and his friends and overcome evil under the guidance of a professional Hogwarts teacher. Little wizards and witches will experiment, learn new spells, play games, and do magic. Many surprises and inspiration are also guaranteed.

This magical birthday party programme is ideal for little ones from 5 years old. Want to add more fun to the Harry Potter Enchanting Birthday Party? Choose the most mysterious workshops: My Own Magic Wand, Golden Snitch Craft, Hogwarts Slime, Magic Potion Bottle, or Potter Sensory Bottle.

Science Birthday Party at Newtonshow Hong Kong

Join the most thrilling Science Birthday Party at Newtonshow and experience science like never before. Choose the Dry Ice Party or the Polymers Party – or try them both. Explore our incredible world in the most exciting way. Find out interesting facts, watch science magic happening right before your eyes, make your own discoveries, and have ultimate fun.

The Dry Ice Party is designed for participants of 3+ years old, and the Polymers Party is great for kids from 5 to 12 years old. You can add more hands-on workshops to your little one’s celebration. By the way, little scientists will take home all their creations.

Space Birthday Party at Newtonshow Hong Kong

Embark on the most fascinating Space adventure right at the Newtonshow party space. Together with Astronaut Sparks, experience centrifugal and gravity experiments, get some Mars soil, and even try a real astronaut birthday cake! Find answers to the most mysterious questions and make all your space dreams come true.

Space Birthday Party at Newtonshow Hong Kong is great for little astronauts from 4 to 12 years old. To ensure even more fun and space excitement, you can add a Space Slime Workshop, Frozen Lava Lamp Workshop, Space Ice Cream Workshop, and other engaging workshops to your child’s birthday celebration programme.

Newtonshow Birthday Parties Details

All birthday parties at Newtonshow Hong Kong last for 1 hour. You can add even more fun and excitement to this adventure by choosing more workshops. Each workshop lasts 30 minutes – and you can add as many as you wish.

The Newtonshow Birthday Party price is from 3500 HKD. Each additional workshop costs 1500 HKD.

Birthday party programmes developed by Newtonshow are perfect for kids from 3 to 14 years old. The celebration takes place in a bright, cosy party room in the Central location – with first-class facilities and beautiful birthday party decorations.

So, are you looking for the best place to celebrate kids’ birthday in Hong Kong? Congratulations! You have just found it!

• Newtonshow Hong Kong Address: 382 Lockhart Road, Wan Chai, 21 Sheung Yuet Rd, Kowloon Bay, Hong Kong
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Acorn Playhouse

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Acorn Playhouse is a spacious 8,000 sq. ft. event space in Hong Kong that offers boundless possibilities for your very special private events, including unforgettable birthday parties. A wide range of amazing features for children will make them read, cook, sing, dance, play, explore, and enjoy every moment at this fun-filled birthday party.

Little explorers can release their energy and enjoy reading, climbing, sliding, and jumping at the Open Play Area with the Reading Zone and Exploratory Zone. There are also three Specialty Studios where little ones can unleash their creativity and make many dreams come true: Culinary Studio, Dance & Music Studio, and Padded Sensory Studio. Every detail, every corner at Acorn Playhouse excites, engages, and inspires – and you can rent this wonderland to organise the most memorable birthday party for your child.

You can take advantage of full-service events offered by the Acorn Playhouse team. Choose the most suitable Event Package – Basic, Basic Plus, Standard, Signature, or Supreme. There is a wide range of additional services like catering, birthday party decorations, entertainment, teacher-led activities, etc. You can even order your most delicious birthday cake and other desserts right at Acorn Playhouse. Photography, gift bags, princess and character visits, and other additional services are also provided.

• Acorn Playhouse Address: Acorn Playhouse, 3/F Marina 8, 4 Yip Fat Street, Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong
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Chalk Studios

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Do you want to arrange something colourful, enchanting, and truly special? What about a one-of-a-kind Chalk Party at Chalk Studios, one of the most extraordinary kids’ birthday party rooms in HK?

Chalk Studios is a spacious private party room, both indoor and outdoor, with glowing blacklight birthday party decorations and endless possibilities for creating truly special moments. Take your nearest and dearest and design your ideal party space together! How? Take blacklight chalk and draw all over the walls! Memories, wishes, dreams – leave your signs and share your happiness. Dress up, play, dance under the luminescent lights – celebrate this unique moment!

From catering and jumbo-sized games to blacklight painting, clothes, henna, and art jam – the range of party services at Chalk Studios is impressive. We suppose you’ve never tried the most delicious birthday cake in such a vibrant place before. Definitely one of the most unique private kids’ birthday party venues in Hong Kong!

• Chalk Studios Address: 12 Lan Kwai Fong, Central, Hong Kong
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EpicLand Hong Kong

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EpicLand is kids’ beloved indoor theme park with a fun-tastic selection of innovative attractions for all little explorers – and, yes, it invites its friends for the brightest EpicLand birthday party! Rock Climbing, Foam Factory, Zipline, Trampoline, Airtrack, and even more – it’s going to be a thrilling adventure!

EpicLand offers several party packages and birthday party scenarios. Epic Nerf, Slime Party, or Lazer Tag? Or maybe Epic Art Attack or even Glow Disco? All party packages at EpicLand Hong Kong include party room booking for 3 hours, balloon birthday party decorations, and table setup for your birthday cake cutting ceremony. The package is for a party of a minimum of 10 kids. The birthday package price is from 310 HKD per child.

• EpicLand Hong Kong Address: Shop 01, Floor 4, Blk M2, Indoor Sports Centre Kai Tak Sport Park Kowloon Bay Kln, Hong Kong
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LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong

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For all Lego enthusiasts and thrill seekers! There is an excellent place to have a bricktacular birthday experience you will never forget – LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong.

LEGOLAND Discovery Centre has developed two birthday party packages for your one-of-a-kind celebration – Standard Birthday Party (set for 20 – for 14,000 HKD) and Premium Birthday Party (set for 20 – for 17,000 HKD). Both packages include exciting 3 hours of playtime in LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Hong Kong, a 90-minute party time at the LEGOLAND Birthday Party Room, balloon birthday party decorations, LEGO theme e-invitations for your nearest and dearest, birthday child’s gift, soft drinks/Qoo juice, and free birthday cake cutting service. With the Premium Birthday Party package, you can also take advantage of the party game, LEGO theme build decoration, and the Activity pack + Lanyard + Minifigure. Indescribable emotions and precious memories are also guaranteed!

• LEGOLAND Discovery Centre Address: Shop B131-133, B1, K11 MUSEA, Victoria Dockside, 18 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
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MessyJam

It is a kid-friendly studio where little artists and big dreamers can get creative and messy at the same time – and enjoy the most imaginative birthday party ever!

The art studio can host a colourful MessyKids Party for up to 20 kids. The art session fee starts from 280 HKD per child for 60 minutes. There’s also a cosy area for adults to chill and enjoy lovely talks while kids create their unique art masterpieces. The rental of this area is 900 HKD per hour.

• MessyJam Address: Cockloft Floor, Tai Fung Building, No.124 Caine Road, Hong Kong
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Ocean Park Hong Kong

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A real haven of thrills and excitement, Ocean Park Hong Kong is an animal theme park covering the largest area (91.5 hectares) in the city. Besides, it is Hong Kong’s second oldest theme park and a well-trusted venue for organising the most memorable kid’s birthday party.

In addition to the most joyful time ever, the Ocean Park birthday offer also includes cheerful birthday party decorations, bright party supplies, and finger-licking Ocean Park buffet foods. Choose the Mascot Themed Birthday Party Package or the Panda Themed Birthday Party Package. Decide on the restaurant for your celebration (The Bayview Restaurant​, Ginger Grill​, or Neptune’s Restaurant​​). Enjoy this special day to the fullest!

Ocean Park birthday party packages include daytime admission to Ocean Park, themed e-invitation cards, themed hats, themed birthday party decorations, a themed 3D birthday cake, and many other surprises for a birthday boy or girl and their friends. You can also add a behind-the-scenes tour and get even closer to sea turtles, dolphins, seals, sea lions, and other cute inhabitants of the Ocean Park.

By the way, Ocean Park offers free daytime entry to Hong Kong residents on their birthday – that’s another explanation for the fantastic popularity of this theme park when looking for a venue to celebrate a child’s special day.

• Ocean Park Hong Kong Address: 180 Wong Chuk Hang Road, Aberdeen, Hong Kong
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RedMR Karaoke Hong Kong

Are you the happy parents of a future superstar? Do you want to find something unique for this very special day? Dream of arranging the most exciting birthday party ever? So, get ready to sing the day away at the RedMR Karaoke Hong Kong as it has prepared the most musical celebration for your little singers!

Kids will enjoy 5 hours of their favourite songs, dancing, and ultimate fun. A beverage package starts from 158 HKD per person, and a party set menu starts from 258 HKD per person. You can also add board games, video games, birthday party decorations, and other features at an additional price. You can also order your ideal birthday cake at RedMR Karaoke Hong Kong. It’s time for a karaoke birthday party!

• RedMR Karaoke Hong Kong Address:
  • Causeway Bay: 3/F, 482 Jaffe Road, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
  • Wan Chai: 2/F, 5 The Tonno, 5 Tonnochy Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong
  • Tsim Sha Tsui: 1-2/F, 25 Carnarvon Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
  • Mongkok: 3-4/F, MPM Mall, Mongkok, Hong Kong
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ResaLaser Hong Kong

What about a laser tag birthday party? Perfect for brave adventurers, this type of celebration ensures lots of fun, amusement, and an adrenaline rush. It is an ideal combination of a thrilling, high-energy game, inspiring competition, team building, and the most precious time with your family and friends. Welcome to ResaLaser Hong Kong!

From 2015, ResaLaser has hosted over 5 thousand party events turning everyone’s special day into a fascinating adventure. What’s included? Laser tag games, a variety of game modes, a cosy space with birthday party decorations, invitation cards, and more. You can also add arcade games, catering services, and other additional party facilities. An ideal way to create lasting memories!

You can choose from two inviting locations: ResaLaser @ Kwun Tong Store and ResaLaser @ D2 Place ONE Store.

• ResaLaser Hong Kong Address:
  • Kwun Tong Store: Flat A, 4/F., International Industrial Building, 175 Hoi Bun Road, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong
  • D2 Place ONE Store: Flat B, 5/F., D2 Place ONE, 9 Cheung Yee Street, Lai Chi Kok, Hong Kong
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Ryze Hong Kong

There’s no better place for your kids to burn off their endless energy and have boundless fun than Ryze’s trampoline birthday party in HK. 7000 square feet of connected, world-class trampolines, Ninja Obstacle Course, SlackLine, Bounce Boards, and other thrilling attractions promise the most fun-filled and adventure-packed birthday celebration in Hong Kong – and plenty of bouncing impressions.

You can order a Ryze birthday party for up to 10 jumpers (from 2700 HKD) and a Ryze birthday party for up to 15 jumpers (from 3600 HKD). Both party packages include a 1-hour flight ticket, exclusive use of a party table for 60 minutes after Flying, gifts for a birthday boy or girl, and other features. You can bring birthday party decorations, food, drinks, and your very special birthday cake with you.

It is a unique venue to host the most adrenaline-pumping birthday bash for your child.

• Ryze Hong Kong Address: 3/F, Kodak House 1, 321 Java Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong
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The best venue for your birthday party is chosen and the tastiest birthday cake is prepared – so it’s time to celebrate! 

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Ah Yat Abalone  

A stalwart since the 1990s, Ah Yat seafood restaurant elevates abalone into an art form. The Mexican whelk is braised for hours in XO sauce—a blend of dried scallops and chilies—yielding a chewy, umami-packed bite. Their Sims Way spot doubles as a dried seafood store, stocked with premium imports. It’s a taste of old-school Cantonese luxury.  

• Multiple locations: Sims Way, Havelock Road, and more

Alati Divine Greek Kitchen  

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Alati Seafood restaurant’s fish haul comes straight from Greece’s Aegean Sea, often still glistening when it hits the grill. The octopus is slow-cooked sous-vide before charring, yielding a smoky, tender bite with fava puree that’s pure comfort. The Amoy Street shophouse setting feels like a taverna tucked in Santorini. The wine flows freely here—pair it with the catch of the day.  

• Location: 73 Amoy Street, Singapore 069892

Carousel

Perched in Royal Plaza on Scotts, Carousel’s seafood buffet is a seafood lover’s playground with a dizzying spread. Think chilled Boston lobsters, freshly shucked oysters from Ireland and France, and a sashimi station slicing up salmon and tuna on the spot. The rotating menu keeps things fresh—crab claws one day, prawns the next—all in a sleek, circular dining room that’s as fun as it is fancy. It’s a go-to for folks who want variety without the fuss.

• Location: 25 Scotts Road, Singapore 228220

Chen’s Mapo Tofu

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Don’t let the name Chen’s Mapo Tofu fool you—this Geylang seafood restaurant in Singapore pairs spicy Sichuan vibes with killer seafood dishes. Their grilled fish comes smothered in a fiery mala sauce that’ll wake up your taste buds, while the seafood fried rice is loaded with plump prawns and squid. It’s a cozy, no-frills joint where the heat level’s up to you. Locals flock here for a late-night fix that’s equal parts comfort and kick.

• Location: 6A Shenton Way, Downtown Gallery, Singapore 068815

Chin Huat Live Seafood

Tucked in Clementi, Chin Huat’s been a go-to for live seafood since the ‘90s, with tanks teeming with fresh catches right at your fingertips. Their steamed soon hock fish is a delicate standout, drizzled with light soy and spring onions to let the natural flavors sing. The chili crab here leans thick and spicy, perfect with a pile of fried mantou buns. It’s a laid-back, family-run seafood restaurant where the fish’s so fresh it practically wiggles.

• Location: 105 Clementi Street 12, Singapore 120105

Chomp Chomp BBQ

This Bedok hawker stall turns stingray into a smoky, spicy marvel, marinated overnight in a sambal that seeps into every flaky strand. The lala clams bubble in a wok with a sauce that’s equal parts sweet, sour, and fiery—messy but addictive. It’s a late-night favorite seafood restaurant for supper crowds at Fengshan Market. Cash-only, no fuss, all flavor.  

• Location: #01-44, Fengshan Market & Food, 85 Bedok North Street 4, Singapore 460085

Colony  

Colony’s Ice Bar seafood buffet at The Ritz-Carlton Singapore is a spectacle—think a literal ice trough brimming with seafood. The Alaskan king crab legs, harvested from icy Bering Sea waters, weigh up to 5 pounds each, offering sweet, succulent meat. A live station churns out custom ceviche, while the colonial-chic decor nods to Singapore’s heritage. This seafood buffet is a splurge worth every penny.  

• Location: Level 3, The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore, 7 Raffles Avenue, Singapore 039799

Dancing Crab

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Dancing Crab‘s lively seafood restaurant brings Cajun flair to Singapore with a rollicking seafood boil vibe. Think buckets of Sri Lankan crabs, prawns, and clams dumped straight onto your table, doused in a garlicky, spicy sauce that demands you dig in with your hands. The Orchard Central location buzzes with energy, complete with live music on weekends. It’s messy, fun, and perfect for a group hangout.

• Location: Multiple, including Orchard Central and VivoCity

Edge

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Tucked in Pan Pacific Singapore, Edge’s seafood buffet is a feast with a theatrical twist—chefs whip up dishes live at seven open kitchens. The cold seafood bar overflows with snow crab legs, tiger prawns, and scallops on ice, while the grill station churns out smoky squid and fish. The vibe’s upscale yet chill, with a spread that spans Asian and Western flavors. It’s a marathon meal where you’ll need stretchy pants and zero regrets.

• Location: Level 3, Pan Pacific Singapore, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595

Greenwood Fish Market  

Greenwood started as a humble fish supplier in 2003 before evolving into a beloved dining destination. The Bukit Timah outlet boasts an open kitchen where you can watch chefs shuck oysters flown in from France and Canada. Their Boston lobsters often come with a side of truffle fries, blending indulgence with seaside charm. The Sentosa branch offers waterfront views, making it a perfect weekend escape. 

• Multiple locations: Bukit Timah, Sentosa, and beyond

Hua Yu Wee Seafood

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This Bedok seafood restaurant Hua Yu Wee hides in a black-and-white shophouse from the ‘70s, serving up nostalgia with every bite. The chili crab leans milder, heavy on sweet tomatoes rather than heat, but the black pepper version kicks it up a notch for spice lovers. Drunken prawns sizzle with boozy flair, and the coffee pork ribs are a quirky, caffeinated twist you won’t forget. Prep times stretch during peak hours, but chilling in this historic spot makes it worth the wait.

• Location: 462 Upper East Coast Road, Singapore 466508

Han Kee Fish Soup  

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Tucked in bustling Amoy Street Food Centre, Han Kee’s Fish Soup is a lunchtime ritual for office workers. The batang (mackerel) slices are hand-cut thick, poached just enough to stay juicy in a broth brewed from hours of simmering bones. The no-nonsense auntie at the counter keeps the queue moving like clockwork. It’s cheap, fast, and soul-soothing seafood restaurant in Singapore.  

• Location: #02-129, Amoy Street Food Centre, 7 Maxwell Road, Singapore 069111

HolyCrab

HolyCrab in Clarke Quay is all about bold, in-your-face flavors with a local twist. Their signature crab dishes—like the Green Mumba, spiked with tangy green chili sauce—use hefty Sri Lankan mud crabs that pack a meaty punch. The open seafood restaurant kitchen lets you peek at the magic, while the quirky decor adds a playful vibe. It’s a spot where spice lovers and crab fanatics unite.

• Location: 13 Stamford Road, #01-85, Singapore 178905

Humpback  

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Nestled in the trendy Bukit Pasoh area, Humpback seafood restaurant channels a Pacific Northwest vibe with its minimalist decor and oyster obsession. The Washington-sourced Hama Hama oysters are prized for their crisp, briny finish, harvested from the Hamma Hamma River delta. Happy hour runs daily from 5-7 PM, drawing crowds for its unbeatable $4+ oyster deal. Pair them with a craft cocktail—the bar’s a hidden gem in its own right.  

• Location: 18-20 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089834

JB Ah Meng

This Geylang Bib Gourmand winner is a celeb chef magnet—Justin Quek and Jason Tan can’t get enough. The best seafood in JB! The white pepper crab is a subtle stunner, letting the crab’s sweetness shine with just a whisper of spice. Pair it with san lou bee hoon, a charred noodle pancake that’s deceptively simple but insanely good. JB Seafood Restaurant is a wok-fired magic in a gritty setting that keeps the crowds coming back.

• Location: 534 Geylang Rd, Singapore 389490

Jumbo Seafood

Jumbo Seafood’s a household name for a reason—it’s been dishing out colossal chili crabs since 1987, starting at East Coast Park. The crabs here are hefty and meaty, drenched in a sauce that’s got a sneaky crunch from ground peanuts—trust us, you’ll be licking your fingers. Salted egg prawns come wok-fried in a gooey, golden coating, while the yam-ringed scallops are a juicy, fragrant treat. With outposts now in China, Thailand, and beyond, this seafood restaurant’s a global champ, but the Bedok vibe keeps it real.

• Location: Multiple, including Jumbo Marina Bay Sands, East Coast Park and Bedok

Keng Eng Kee Seafood Restaurant

Keng Eng Kee’s a Bukit Merah zi char star where crab reservations are non-negotiable—walk-ins rarely score. The chili crab’s a crowd-pleaser with its sweet, eggy sauce that’s gentler on the spice, perfect with steamed mantou. Beyond seafood, the moonlight hor fun glows with wok hei, and the coffee pork ribs bring a bold, aromatic twist. It’s loud, it’s lively, and it’s where locals go for a no-fuss feast.

• Location: Bukit Merah

Lai Huat Signatures  

From a humble 1970s stall, Lai Huat seafood restaurant near me has grown into a sambal legend. Their pomfret is fried whole—head to tail—then slathered in a belachan paste fermented for months, delivering a funky, fiery hit. The East Coast outlet buzzes with beachgoers craving a post-swim feast. It’s a family recipe that’s weathered time beautifully.  

• Multiple locations: East Coast, Sembawang, and others

Lime Seafood Restaurant

Lime at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering is a seafood buffet gem with a green twist—sourcing sustainable seafood that’s as tasty as it is guilt-free. The spread’s a riot of king crab legs, prawns, and mussels, all chilled on ice or sizzling from the grill station. Their seafood laksa, ladled out live, is a spicy, slurpy delight that warms you up. The airy, plant-filled space feels like a tropical escape in the city.

• Location: 3 Upper Pickering Street, Singapore 058289

Long Beach Seafood Restaurant

A pioneer since 1946, Long Beach is a seafood titan with a rep for its black pepper crab—peppery, buttery, and downright addictive. The Dempsey outlet’s lush garden setting feels like a mini getaway, while the signature Sri Lankan crabs weigh in big and juicy. Their bamboo clams with minced garlic are a sleeper hit, tender and bursting with flavor. It’s a classic that still draws crowds after decades.

• Location: Multiple, including Dempsey and East Coast

Luke’s Oyster Bar & Chop House  

Luke’s Oyster Bar’s gem in Gemmill Lane blends New York sophistication with seafood swagger. Oysters like Kumamoto and Wellfleet arrive thrice weekly from the U.S., served raw or grilled with herb butter. The chop house twist adds dry-aged steaks to the mix, a nod to Travis’s meat mastery. The moody, wood-paneled interior screams upscale date night.  

• Location: 22 Gemmill Lane, Singapore 069257

MaguroDonya Miuramisakikou Sushi & Dining  

Directly linked to Japan’s Misaki Port, this seafood restaurant in Singapore flies in blue-fin tuna daily—some weigh over 100 kilos. The sashimi platter showcases otoro, the fattiest cut, with a marbled texture that dissolves on your tongue. Sushi chefs here train for decades, wielding knives with samurai precision. MaguroDonya’s a quiet, reverent ode to maguro mastery.  

• Multiple locations: Takashimaya, Guoco Tower, and more

Mellben Seafood  

This Ang Mo Kio institution earned its Michelin Plate for consistency, not flash—crab is king here. The signature claypot crab bee hoon simmers crab in a milky broth, infusing every noodle with oceanic richness. Fried man tou buns are handmade daily, crisp outside and fluffy within, ideal for sauce-dipping. Mellben Seafood restaurant is a pilgrimage site for crab diehards.  

• Location: #01-1222, 232 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 Street 22, Singapore 560232

Mutiara Seafood  

Tucked in the vibrant Geylang Serai precinct, Mutiara Seafood stands out as a halal-certified seafood restaurant in Singapore. The Australian lobsters are a highlight, often steamed to retain their natural sweetness, while the mud crabs pack a punch with robust, meaty claws. Their bamboo clams, kissed with a garlicky steam infusion, offer a chewy yet tender bite that’s rare to find. It’s a family-friendly spot where the bustling atmosphere mirrors the lively Malay culture of the area.  

• Location: #01-02 & #02-02/03, Wisma Geylang Serai, 1 Engku Aman Turn, Singapore 408528

New Ubin Seafood  

Rooted in Pulau Ubin’s rustic fishing village vibe, the New Ubin seafood restaurant in Singapore brings kampong spirit to the city. The Chijmes location dazzles with its colonial courtyard setting, while the food stays grounded—think tiger prawns grilled over charcoal for smoky depth. Their baby squid is deep-fried to a golden crisp, perfect with a cold beer. It’s a rare place where families and foodies bond over shared platters.  

• Multiple locations: Chijmes, Stevens Road, and more

No Signboard Seafood

Born in a Mattar Road hawker stall in the ‘70s, No Signboard’s white pepper crab put it on the map—fragrant, fiery, and unforgettable. The Esplanade branch offers bayfront views that elevate the vibe, while their chili crab holds its own with a thick, spicy kick. Crab sizes range huge, often hitting 1.5 kilos, so bring your stretchy pants. It’s a rags-to-riches story told through every bite.

• Location: Multiple, including Esplanade and VivoCity

Ocean Curry Fish Head  

A Bedok staple since the 1980s, this hawker stall, Ocean Curry Fish Head, draws loyalists with its fiery red curry, simmered with tamarind and lemongrass for a tangy kick. The fish heads—often snapper—are massive, with gelatinous cheeks that melt in your mouth. Lines stretch long at peak hours, but the $10 price tag keeps it a steal. It’s unpretentious, hearty, and quintessentially Singaporean.  

• Multiple locations: Bedok, Toa Payoh, and beyond

One Ninety

At Four Seasons Hotel, One Ninety’s seafood buffet is a luxe seafood affair that screams indulgence. The seafood-on-ice station piles high with lobster tails, oysters, and jumbo prawns, all so fresh they practically wink at you. Hot dishes like grilled scallops and steamed crabs rotate daily, keeping the lineup exciting. The elegant, sunlit space makes it a posh pick for a leisurely lunch or dinner.

• Location: 190 Orchard Boulevard, Singapore 248646

Orchid Live Seafood

Tucked in Yishun, Orchid Live Seafood restaurant feels like a seaside escape with tanks bubbling full of fresh catches. For over 20 years, they’ve been perfecting Teochew-style dishes—think lobster porridge that’s a warm, umami hug in a bowl. The chili crab’s a stunner, with options like mud, Dungeness, or Alaskan king, all swimming in that iconic sauce. Don’t sleep on the Steven Chicken either; it’s slathered in a savory glaze that’s got locals hooked—just book ahead for the festive rush!

• Location: Yishun and other outlets

Oscar’s

Oscar’s at Conrad Centennial Singapore turns seafood buffets into a daily celebration with a sprawling ocean haul. The chilled spread boasts snow crab legs, prawns, and oysters, while the live stations dish out stir-fried clams and grilled fish with a flick of the wrist. Their weekend seafood nights amp it up with extras like lobster thermidor—pure decadence. It’s a bright, buzzing spot that’s all about piling your plate high.

• Location: 2 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038982

Palm Beach Seafood

Since 1956, Palm Beach seafood restaurant has been a seafood heavyweight, perched near the Fullerton with killer skyline views. Their black pepper crab is a peppery masterpiece, while the chili version balances sweet and heat with finesse. The you tiao stuffed with squid paste is a crunchy, quirky must-try. It’s old-school glam with a side of ocean breeze.

• Location: 1 Fullerton Road, Singapore 049213

Roland Seafood Restaurant

Roland’s been a Marine Parade icon since the ‘50s, claiming bragging rights as the OG chili crab creator—thanks, Cher Yam Tian! Tucked in an HDB carpark, it’s low-key but legendary, serving an eggless, sambal-free gravy that’s lighter than the norm. Pair those hefty crabs with fried buns for dipping, and don’t skip the specialty fried rice or that killer homemade chili sauce. It’s a taste of history that’s still packing tables after decades.

• Location: 89 Marine Parade Central, #06-750, Singapore 440089

Sabio By The Sea  

Perched on Sentosa’s Quayside Isle, Sabio offers a breezy escape with its open-air setup and marina views. The seafood paella is cooked in traditional Valencian style, with a crispy socarrat base that’s worth fighting over. Their squid ink version adds a dramatic flair, staining your plate with rich, oceanic depth. It’s a hotspot for yacht-watchers and sunset chasers alike.  

• Location: #01-02, Quayside Isle, 31 Ocean Way, Singapore 098373

Scaled By Ah Hua Kelong

Scaled brings the farm-to-table game strong, spotlighting seafood straight from Ah Hua Kelong’s local waters in Kallang. Their green-lipped mussels swim in a homemade curry that’s begging to be mopped up with fluffy mantou buns. The smoked seabass pate’s a smoky, creamy dream on sourdough, while the prawn dashi aglio olio packs a punch with roasted prawns and fried heads. It’s fresh, it’s bold, and it’s a love letter to Singapore’s fish farming roots.

• Location: Jalan Besar (relocated from Kallang)

Seafood By The River

Perched at Riverside Point in Clarke Quay, Seafood by the River dishes out live seafood with a front-row seat to the Singapore River’s buzz. Their king crab legs are a showstopper—steamed to juicy perfection and served with a garlicky dip that’s pure bliss. The black pepper prawns pack a punch, sizzling hot from the wok, while the riverside patio makes every bite feel like a mini vacation. It’s a lively haunt where fresh catches meet chill vibes.

• Location: 30 Merchant Road, #01-01/02 Riverside Point, Singapore 058282

Shell Out Singapore

Shell Out brings a Cajun-inspired seafood party to Singapore, with its Serangoon outpost dishing out a hands-on feast. Picture buckets of Sri Lankan crabs, prawns, and mussels dumped on your table, slathered in sauces like garlic butter or spicy sambal—messy never tasted so good. The vibe’s loud and lively, complete with bibs and gloves, making it a perfect group hangout spot. It’s all about digging in, cracking shells, and soaking up that bold, briny goodness with zero pretense.

• Location: Multiple

The Boiler  

Inspired by Louisiana seafood boils, The Boiler turns dining into a communal, hands-on affair. The Dungeness crabs, sourced from the Pacific Northwest, are prized for their sweet, flaky meat and hefty size—up to 2 pounds each. Sauces like the pepper-butter blend are made in-house, with a secret spice mix that keeps regulars guessing. Bibs and gloves are a must; this is no polite fork-and-knife meal.  

• Multiple locations: Howard Road, Esplanade, and others

​​The Line

The Line at Shangri-La Singapore is a seafood buffet legend, rolling out a seafood spread that’s pure over-the-top joy. Picture mountains of chilled lobsters, oysters from Australia and beyond, and a sashimi counter slicing up tuna and yellowtail fresh as can be. The live stations crank out grilled prawns and crab claws with a smoky edge, all in a chic, sprawling space. It’s a feast where you’ll lose track of rounds—and that’s the point.

• Location: 22 Orange Grove Road, Singapore 258350

The Orchard Café

Nestled in Orchard Hotel, The Orchard Café’s seafood buffet brings a seafood bonanza with a cozy, retro charm. The lineup flaunts chilled crab legs, plump prawns, and oysters, paired with a hot station dishing out buttery grilled fish and spicy seafood noodles. Their weekend high tea adds a quirky twist with seafood dim sum—like prawn dumplings that pop in your mouth. It’s a laid-back spot where you can graze for hours and feel right at home.

• Location: 442 Orchard Road, Singapore 238879

TungLok Seafood

TungLok blends Cantonese finesse with seafood flair at its Orchard Parade Hotel flagship. Their live Boston lobsters get the royal treatment—steamed with garlic or wok-fried with black pepper—while the chili crab holds court with a glossy, spicy sauce. The seafood fried rice with XO sauce is a sleeper hit, packed with briny depth. It’s polished yet approachable, with a knack for big flavors.

• Location: Multiple, including Orchard and Punggol

Yang Ming Seafood

Tucked into the heart of Bishan, Yang Ming Seafood is a zi char gem that’s all about hearty, wallet-friendly ocean eats. Their black pepper crab is a fiery, fragrant star—meatty claws coated in a sauce that’ll have you scraping the plate clean. Don’t miss the salted egg prawns, where crispy shells meet a rich, golden yolk kick that’s pure comfort food. It’s a no-frills spot buzzing with locals who know good seafood doesn’t need fancy—just flavor.

• Location: Multiple, including 150A Bishan Street 11, Singapore 571150

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Indoor Escapes

Discover Art and History At Museums

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Beat the heat at places like the Keppel Centre for Art Education in the National Gallery Singapore. Kids love the hands-on displays, and it’s free for locals at spots like the Asian Civilisations Museum, National Museum, and Changi Chapel. Special exhibits might cost extra, but the basics won’t dent your wallet.

Singapore City Gallery

Introduce children to Singapore’s urban evolution with interactive exhibits and a large model of the city. This hidden gem is both informative and entertaining to inquiring minds. Singapore City Gallery is free!

Ion Sky Observation Deck

At the ION Orchard‘s free observation deck, you can enjoy spectacular views of Singapore from 56 stories high. Kids will enjoy seeing locations while you relax indoors.

Suntec City Fountain Of Wealth Laser Show

Enjoy free nightly light and laser performances at this landmark fountain in Suntec City. It’s an exciting experience for children, replete with indoor amenities.

Dive Into Books At The Library

The library@harbourfront is a bookworm’s dream with 200,000 titles in a massive space. Kids can explore digital stories at Tumblebook stations, get lost in the Stories Come Alive Room, or tinker with crafts at the Tinker Truck—all for free!

Play Inside Malls

Malls like Paragon offer free indoor playgrounds for kids to climb and slide. Big events like Easter Holiday bring cool displays, and VivoCity’s outdoor Level 3 space lets them run wild with Sentosa views.

Step Into A Temple

The Buddha Tooth Relic Temple in Chinatown is a stunning four-story wonder with Tang dynasty vibes. Kids can soak up the ornate beauty and history—grab a free guided tour to hear tales of Buddha’s tooth relic.

Fit And Fun Zone At Changi Airport

The Fit and Fun Zone at Changi Airport is a hidden gem for families traveling with kids! This free attraction offers a vibrant space where children can burn off energy with its engaging activities and colorful play structures. 

Enjoy Storytelling Saturdays

Gateway Arts Theatre hosts free storytelling and crafts every Saturday at 10:30am. Book via Sistic and watch your kids’ imaginations soar.

Get Creative At Home

Rainy days? Try DIY crafts, bake easy treats, or snuggle up for a movie marathon. Read local Singapore tales to keep it fun and educational—all free from your living room.

Outdoor Adventures

Uncover History At Forts

Fort Canning’s nine gardens tell tales of the past with trails and a playground for swings and slides. Over at Sentosa, Fort Siloso’s WWII guns, tunnels, and wax soldiers bring history to life—free and fascinating.

Splash At Water Parks

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Cool off at one of 24 free water playgrounds, like Causeway Point’s dino-themed spot. Slides, fountains, and themed pools make hot days a blast.

Listen To Free Concerts

The Singapore Symphony Orchestra plays free lunchtime gigs at Victoria Concert Hall or Gardens by the Bay. Esplanade’s concourse hosts local and global artists—bring a picnic!

Gardens By The Bay

Gardens by the Bay is a must-visit destination for families, blending stunning indoor and outdoor attractions that showcase nature’s beauty. While some areas require tickets, there are plenty of free attractions to enjoy with kids. Far East Organization Children’s Garden features water play areas, treehouses, and educational zones where kids can splash, climb, and learn—all for free! It’s a fun way to cool down in Singapore’s tropical heat.

Watch Movies Under Stars

Sentosa’s Palawan Kidz City roof garden screens free blockbusters on weekends. Bring a blanket—first 150 get in!

Catch A Light Show

Supertree Grove’s Garden Rhapsody lights up at 7:45 pm and 8:45 pm with music-synced fairy lights. Spectra at Marina Bay (8 pm and 9 pm) adds water jets and lasers for a dazzling 15-minute show.

Live Farm Life

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Hay Dairies Goat Farm shows kids milking time (9 am-10:30 am), while Bollywood Farms offers veggie patches and wildlife spotting—all free and rustic.

Picnic At Singapore Botanic Gardens

Spot lizards and swans, picnic under trees, and hit the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. Free workshops on crafts or plants pop up monthly—check the schedule!

Swing At Playgrounds

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Admiralty Park’s giant slides and inclusive gear thrill kids of all abilities. Malls have indoor options too—free fun wherever you are.

Cycle Through Parks

Scoot or bike along park connectors like Coney Island for quiet trails or Bukit Timah for mountain biking. Pack a kite or picnic for extra joy.

Visit Cultural Landmarks

Wander Little India’s Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple, Chinatown’s Thian Hock Keng, Kampong Glam’s Masjid Sultan, and St. Andrew’s Cathedral. Each spot’s a free peek into Singapore’s diversity.

Hit The Beach

East Coast Park or Sentosa’s shores are perfect for sandcastles and wading. Pack a bucket and enjoy free seaside fun.

Dine With Dinosaurs

Jurassic Nest Food Hall at Gardens by the Bay has life-like dino statues, daily shows, and a trail to explore ancient plants—free entry, food optional.

Tour A Fire Station

SCDF’s 18 stations open on Saturdays (9 am-11 am) for kids to explore trucks, hoses, and firefighter roles—free and heroic.

Chase Dinosaurs At Jurassic Mile

This 1km Changi, Jurassic Mile, path boasts 20+ life-sized dinos. Walk or cycle past a T-Rex or towering giants—no cost, just awe.

Fly A Kite

Marina Barrage or Punggol Waterway Park are windy hotspots for free kite-flying. Slap on sunscreen and soar!

Trek Keppel Coastal Trail

Labrador Nature Park’s 340m trail has sea views, WWII relics, and a beach forest. Bring bug spray for this free west-side gem!

From indoor crafts to outdoor trails, Singapore’s got free fun for every kid. Pack a snack, grab the family, and make memories without spending a cent!

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As a mom, finding activities that entertain the kids, educate them, and give us a break from the daily grind can feel like a tall order. But Gardens by the Bay’s Sakura 2025 event is a dream come true for families. Let’s cover everything from the cherry blossom display to family-friendly activities and practical tips with this BusyKidd’s Guide!

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Sakura 2025

The Sakura 2025 event, marking its 10th edition, runs from Saturday, March 8, to Sunday, April 6, at the Flower Dome in Gardens by the Bay, Singapore. This collaboration with the Embassy of Japan in Singapore brings a slice of Japan to our doorstep, featuring an impressive 440 cherry blossom trees across 48 varieties. That’s a significant increase from what was initially mentioned, highlighting the event’s scale. Specific varieties include the Japanese weeping cherry (Prunus yedoensis Yoshino Shidare), known for its graceful, drooping branches, the Japanese Hill Cherry (Prunus lannesiana Kawazu-zakura), and Prunus Accolade, all creating a vibrant pink and white canopy.

The display is a cultural journey through Fukuoka Prefecture. You’ll find recreations of historic sites like Kokura Castle, a five-storey keep reassembled in 1959, famous for its springtime blossoms, and a 5.6m-tall Phantom Castle, an artistic interpretation for the yozakura (night sakura) experience. This night viewing, with illuminated cherry blossoms and 130 bamboo lanterns from Kitakyushu, adds a magical touch, brought to Singapore through the efforts of over 1,000 local volunteers from Kitakyushu city—an unexpected detail showing community involvement.

Additional cultural elements include displays of Fukuoka Prefecture items like Hakata and Tsuyazaki dolls, Kokura textiles, and the Magoji kite, offering a glimpse into Japanese craftsmanship. Japanese zen gardens and a water-powered gong installation provide interactive and serene spaces, perfect for family exploration.

Family-Friendly Activities and Passes

For busy moms, the event offers plenty to keep the kids engaged. On select weekends—March 15-16 and March 22-23—you can participate in tea ceremony demonstrations at the Flower Dome. These free sessions, part of the opening weekend’s offerings, are a gentle introduction to Japanese traditions, allowing your children to watch and learn in a calm setting.

If you’re planning multiple visits, consider the SG60 Wonder Blooms Pass, priced at just S$22. This pass, available until March 31, at Wonder Blooms Pass, offers unlimited access to six floral displays in 2025: Sakura (until April 6), Tulipmania (April), Lilytopia (May), Rose Romance (June), Orchid Extravaganza (August), and Alpine Adventure (September). It’s a steal, especially with over 60% discount, making it ideal for families looking to explore more throughout the year.

Fun for All Ages

If you’re visiting on the opening weekend, March 8 and 9, 2025, you’re in for a treat with free outdoor programs designed for families. Here’s what’s on offer:

• Ghost Cat Anzu Film Screening: Settle in for a heartwarming animated film about an 11-year-old girl and a talking ghost cat. It’s a great way to introduce your kids to Japanese animation, and it’s free, so no extra cost!
• Mochi-Making Workshop: Watch mochi masters in action as they pound rice into chewy, pillowy treats, and let your kids try their hand at using the wooden mallet. It’s educational, hands-on, and a fun way to learn about Japanese traditions.
• Sakura Fair: Dive into the sights, sounds, and flavors of Kyushu with stalls offering fruit-flavored slushies, ramen, and matcha. It’s a chance to fuel up and shop for unique souvenirs.

These days, the Anime Garden adds to the fun with cosplay meet-and-greets, performances by local talents, and concerts featuring renowned Japanese artists. It’s free to enter. So gather the family, dress up if you’re feeling festive, and celebrate anime in full bloom. You can also participate in a tea ceremony on a pay-as-you-like basis, with proceeds supporting Gardens by the Bay’s Gift of Gardens program. A nice way to contribute while sipping matcha!

Year-Round Family Attractions at Gardens by the Bay

Even outside the Sakura event, Gardens by the Bay is a haven for families. Here are some highlights you can enjoy year-round:

• Children’s Garden: Located at the Far East Organization Children’s Garden, this sprawling playground is designed for kids of all ages. It features water play areas with orchid-shaped splash buckets and hydro-vaults, perfect for cooling off on hot days. There’s also a toddler zone (1-5 years) with swings, swaying bridges, and slides, ensuring even the littlest ones have fun. It’s a hit with kids, and the lush greenery makes it feel like a jungle adventure.
• Active Garden: Near the Waterfront Promenade, this area has a musical instrument playground where kids can bang on drums or play xylophones, developed by Grammy Award-winning musician Richard Cooke. Sheet music is even provided for simple tunes like “Happy Birthday.” While the kids play, you can sneak in a workout at the nearby fitness area. There’s also a pet-friendly cafe, Mylo’s, for a quick coffee break.
• Cloud Forest: Step into a tropical rainforest with a massive indoor waterfall and digital art experiences like The Hidden Forest. It’s a cool, air-conditioned escape and offers educational value, teaching kids about different ecosystems.

These areas are free to access (except for conservatory admissions), making Gardens by the Bay a versatile destination for family outings throughout the year.

Practical Tips for Moms

Planning is key when you’re out with the kids, so here are some tips to ensure a smooth visit:

• Best Times to Go: Weekdays are less crowded, so if you can, plan your visit then, especially if you want to avoid long lines for the Sakura display. For the nighttime Yozakura experience, aim for late afternoon to catch both daylight and evening views.
• What to Bring: Comfortable shoes are a must—there’s a lot of walking! If you have little ones, bring a stroller, but note that some areas, like the Flower Dome, might have stroller-free zones. Pack snacks and water, especially if you’re staying for evening events, and don’t forget sunscreen for outdoor activities.
• Ticket Tips: Book tickets in advance to save time, and check for any special promotions. Singapore resident rates apply, so bring proof of residency (citizens, PRs, EP/WP/DP holders).

Why This Event Is Perfect for Families

Gardens by the Bay’s Sakura 2025 is an immersive cultural experience that brings Japan’s springtime beauty to Singapore. It’s a chance to educate your children about different cultures, enjoy stunning visuals, and create lasting family memories. Whether you’re snapping photos under the cherry blossoms, participating in mochi-making, or exploring the Anime Garden, there’s something for everyone. And with year-round attractions like the Children’s Garden and Active Garden, it’s a destination you’ll want to visit again and again.

So, mark your calendars, gather the family, and get ready to blossom into spring at Gardens by the Bay. Your kids (and you!) will be talking about it for weeks.

• When: 8 Mar – 6 Apr 2025
• Opening hours: Daily, 9 am – 9 pm
• Where: Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
• Price: Resident S$8-20; Non-resident – S$18-32
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Boutique Fairs Singapore @ F1 Pit Building

Spring is associated with a new life. And a new life is impossible without a new wardrobe, right? So, now is an excellent time to update it – and the Boutique Fairs Singapore is an excellent place to enjoy great shopping. More than 320 brands and designers, over 200 exclusive launches, and a whole lot of thrilling things to do will ensure lots of excitement and fun for all members of your family. By the way, a single ticket is your 3-day unlimented entry!

• Where: F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975
• When:
  • 21 – 22 March: 10 AM to 8 PM
  • 23 March: 10 AM to 6 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: From $8
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Easter Eggs-Travaganza @ Bird Paradise

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Bird Paradise’s signature Easter Eggs-travaganza returns – and it intends to be even more fun-filled and adventure-packed this year. Bright Ranger Buddies Eggs-pedition, the first-ever Avian-themed Parade, joyful Easter Face Painting, and many other activities await all nature lovers at Bird Paradise to celebrate this Easter together. Did we mention that kids enter free with every full-paying adult?

• Where: 20 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729825
• When: 15 March to 20 April
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Kids enter free with every full-paying adult ($49)
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Fin-Tastic Fish @ KidsSTOP

Are there little explorers from 3 to 4 years old in our community? You are invited for a fin-tastic time at KidsSTOP. Join a Fin-Tastic Fish programme and find out how fish breathe and swim. Besides, kids will make their own mechanical swimming fish and a beautiful ocean candle.

• Where: KidsSTOP, Science Centre Singapore, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433
• When: 22 March:
  • 10 AM to 11:30 AM
• Age: For children aged 3 – 4
• Admission Price:
  • Non-member: $65 for 1 adult & 1 child
  • Member: $60 for 1 adult & 1 child
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Kids’ Doodle Fest @ Crane

While parents enjoy shopping, kids have fun and get creative! That sounds like a perfect plan for this weekend, doesn’t it? This plan is called Kids’ Doodle Fest, and you can become part of it at OCBC Wisma. While kids are kept busy with colourful pencils and various activities, parents can relax and find something special to take home.

• Where: Crane Living OCBC Wisma Atria, 435 Orchard Rd, #04-01 Wisma Atria, Singapore 238877
• When: 21 – 23 March
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free
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Creative Movement & Kids Yoga Workshop

For those who have been missing kids’ yoga, the Creative Movement & Kids Yoga Workshop is your perfect chance to greet enchanting spring, relax, and have fun. Suitable for little ones from 4 to 9 years old, this 50-minute workshop is an excellent opportunity to enjoy calmness, become even closer to nature, and experience unique mindful relaxation.

• Where: 237 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159929
• When: 23 March and 30 March:
  • 11 AM to 11:50 AM
• Age: For children from 4 to 9 years old
• Admission Price: $25
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MHC x LTA Hari Raya MIG Campaign Launch

Be sure to add the Little India MRT Station to your list of must-visit spots this weekend. Yes, you’ve heard that right – the Little India MRT Station! This Saturday, a section of this MRT station will turn into a bright venue for cultural performers from Art:Dis, NUS Dikir Barat, and more. Admire lively performances, get crafty, and have a great time with your family.

• Where: Little India MRT Station (NEL Side)
• When: 22 March:
  • 10 AM to 4 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free
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Musical Forest Adventures @ The Artground

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All the curious minds and brave souls are called to embark on a thrilling Musical Forest Adventure at The Artground. It is an interactive music and movement programme with a fascinating storytelling activity. Spend an exciting day with baby Otter and help him find his family.

• Where: Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Rd, Singapore 439053
• When: 22 March:
  • 11:30 AM to 12 PM
• Age: For children 3 – 6 years old
• Admission Price: $15
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Parkway MediCentre’s Doctor For A Day 2025

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We bet everyone has dreamed of becoming a doctor as a child? Most likely, you even had a toy doctor’s kit. Well, your kids can make these dreams come true and become a doctor for a day in a real Parkway MediCentre! All little ones from 4 to 7 years old can step into the world of healthcare and spend a fun and educational day exploring a real clinic setting via engaging activities.

• Where: Parkway MediCentre, The Woodleigh Mall #02-25/26/27 11 Bidadari Park Dr, Singapore 367803
• When: 22 – 23 March:
  • 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM
• Age: For children from 4 to 7 years old
• Admission Price: $20
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Pets & Food Weekend March @ Crane

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This weekend’s fun won’t be complete without our furry friends. That’s why Crane welcomes your entire family to join its traditional Pets & Food Weekend. Great shopping opportunities, delicious treats, and fun activities for all members of your family (including pets, of course) are guaranteed!

• Where: Joo Chiat, 432 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427647
• When: 22 – 23 March:
  • 10 AM to 6 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free
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Puppetry Open House 2025: The Little Players Celebrates World Puppetry Day!

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Celebrate World Puppetry Day with The Finger Players at Puppetry Open House 2025. Come to Cairnhill Arts Centre this weekend and enjoy puppetry storytelling, participate in the Introduction to Art of Puppetry Workshop, join the Little Monkey Shadow Puppet-Making Workshop, and have an entire weekend of puppetry and family fun!

• Where: Cairnhill Arts Centre, 126 Cairnhill Road, Singapore 229707
• When: 22 – 23 March:
  • 1:30 PM to 4:15 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: From $43.01
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School Holiday Special @ Kiztopia

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There’s no better place to spend a school holiday than Kiztopia. Moreover, it has prepared thrilling School Holiday Specials for all its little friends. Special Stage Performances, DIY Treats Making, Artistic Adventure, and many other fun activities await all boys and girls at multiple locations.

• Where: Multiple locations
• When: 22 – 23 March
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Charges apply for some activities
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Squid Race For Family @ Brahm Centre

Grab your family and head to Brahm Centre at Tampines to participate in the thrilling Squid Race For Family. Squid Game-themed game stations, exciting challenges, and ultimate fun – it is an excellent way to work as a team and strengthen your family ties. The event is suitable for participants from 7 years old.

• Where: Brahm Centre @ Tampines, Blk 473 Tampines St 43 #01-94, Singapore 520473
• When: 22 March:
  • 2 PM to 4:30 PM
• Age: For 7 years old and above
• Admission Price:
  • Youth Club Member: $5
  • NON-Youth Club Member: $10
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Storytelling @ Children’s Museum Singapore

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Three days – three charming stories. Children’s Museum Singapore invites all little listeners to attend fascinating storytelling sessions at its Discovery Room (Level 2). ‘Peel,’ ‘Green Warriors to the Rescue!’ and ‘A Hippity–Hop Rainforest Adventure’ won’t leave anyone indifferent. Each story evokes warm feelings and inspires! Perfect for a meaningful weekend.

• Where: Children’s Museum Singapore, 23-B Coleman St, Singapore 179807
• When: 20 – 23 March:
  • 2:30 PM and 4:30 PM
• Age: Recommended for children 3 – 12 years old
• Admission Price: Free for museum ticket holders
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STPI Open House 2025: Hike & Seek

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It’s time for the ultimate creative expedition, and you can join it at the STPI Open House 2025! Merge with wild nature and learn more about its wonders via print and papermaking. Explore thrilling hiking trails right in the gallery. Redeem a complimentary MUJI tote bag. Great for adventurers of all ages – and free of charge.

• Where: STPI, 41 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238236
• When: 22 – 23 March:
  • 11 AM to 5 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free
  • * Charges apply for some activities
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Temasek Foundation x SSO Concerts For Children: Peter, The Wolf And Friends

This weekend won’t be full without a lovely evening of beautiful classic music in a heartwarming atmosphere. You can enjoy all of this with your little ones at the Temasek Foundation x SSO Concerts For Children at the Victoria Concert Hall. Moreover, kids can participate in fun pre-concert activities.

• Where: Victoria Concert Hall, 9 Empress Place, Singapore 179558
• When: 22 and 23 March:
  • 11 AM and 2 PM
• Age: Recommended for children aged 4 and above
• Admission Price: $25 – $35
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Wicked Musical @ Sands Theatre

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Finally, the much-anticipated musical of this year is here, on the magnificent stage of the Sands Theatre. The fascinating Wicked Musical welcomes you to embark on an enchanting adventure to the Emerald City. Find yourself in the very heart of the Broadway sensation. Witness real magic and get a dose of inspiration.

• Where: Sands Theatre, 10 Bayfront Ave, B1-69/70 The Shoppes, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018971
• When: 19 March to 20 April
• Age: Recommended for visitors aged 8 and above
• Admission Price: $68 – $258
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Enroll Kids In Holiday Camps

Are you looking for a way to make this spring even more interesting, educational, and fun for your little explorers? So, why don’t you enroll your kids in holiday camps in Singapore? Moreover, the choice is impressive – from science camps and cooking camps to STEM and robotics camps. Check out the list of the best March and Easter Holiday Camps 2025 For Kids In Singapore – there’s definitely something for your child.

Visit The Newest Fit&Fun Zone At Changi Airport

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Changi Airport never ceases to make surprises for all its friends. This time, it opened the first-of-its-kind wellness playground, the Fit&Fun Zone, in Terminal 2’s transit area. What is so special about this latest addition? Find all the details in BusyKidd’s story about Changi Airport’s Fit&Fun Zone: A Playful Haven For Active Families In 2025.

Enjoy A Family Weekend At Raffles Hotel Sentosa

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Planning a family getaway? Be sure to consider spending it at the newest Raffles Hotel Sentosa. Luxurious, tranquil, and totally family-friendly. 62 villas with private pools and first-class amenities, welcoming dining venues, and an incredible SPA – are you already intrigued? Check out more information in BusyKidd’s article: Raffles Hotel Sentosa: A Family Escape Singaporean Moms Will Love.

We can’t wait for this weekend to begin!

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Is It a Good Idea To Take Kids On a Concert?

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Of course, when some long-awaited grand live music event of a global scale is coming to Singapore, you want to share this moment with the whole family, including kids. However, this question requires serious consideration. Is taking the kids to Singapore’s concert shows a good idea? Well, there are pros and cons, as well as a lot of individual factors you should take into account.

It may sound strange, but taking your kids to concerts in Singapore may have more pros than you think – as long as you consider all the policies, safety rules, and even your pediatrician’s advice. Of course, if your kiddo is afraid of loud noises and large crowds or is ill now, it’s better to postpone visiting such events in Singapore for later, when your little one will be perfectly healthy and ready.

Please note that children may not be allowed into the standing pen area for safety reasons. Check admission rules before booking your tickets. Anyway, booking sitting places is highly recommended. Children quickly get tired, and holding a child on your shoulders during the whole concert can be a challenge, even for the most muscular dad. Besides, sitting places will protect your young explorer from possible hustle, being bumped into, etc. So take your seat – and enjoy everything happening around you. Moreover, the youngest visitors can attend some concerts in Singapore for free (without providing a separate seat) – you can find this information in the Admission Policy section.

Keeping kids away from the front of the stage and speakers is a perfect idea. Consider buying noise-canceling headphones or earplugs.

All this may sound scary and difficult. In fact, following simple recommendations and rules ensures that every member of your family enjoys all concerts in Singapore to the fullest.

First of all, your little ones will get an enlightening cultural experience during concerts in Singapore. This will help them understand music, familiarize themselves with various music styles and musical instruments, tell them more about the art of dance, and not only this.

Visiting concerts in Singapore is also a great way for children to release energy and reduce stress. Singing, dancing, laughing, and having fun improve mood and well-being and increase happiness. Yes, it’s all been scientifically proven!

If your kids visit vocal classes, learn to play musical instruments, or just love to sing and dance, this will become an exceptional experience for them. Moreover, the show may inspire your little one to try something new. Who knows, maybe you are happy parents of the future world-scale star.

Such concerts in Singapore can show kids that everything is possible. Dreams really come true! But this requires so much work on yourself, patience, confidence, and not only this. This looks like a powerful teachable moment, doesn’t it?

Older kids will get off their telephones and gadgets, return to the real world, look at people around them, and even improve their communication skills at concerts in Singapore. It is an excellent way to get out of ‘isolation.’ Moreover, they will participate in the creation of art! By the way, have we already mentioned inspiration?

You will make so many family memories! Just imagine – in some 20 years, you will be sitting with your nearest and dearest and telling your grandkids the story of how you danced with their mum or dad to Dua Lipa’s hits and sang together with Imagine Dragons during their concerts in Singapore. With all the photo and video evidence of that, of course!

So, as you can see, concerts in Singapore are an excellent opportunity for your kids to socialize, strengthen family bonds, and create many family memories. You all will become closer to art and will get an incredible charge of positive energy. Your child will enjoy an exciting time with family and, very possibly, will be inspired to new achievements. Just follow all the policies and safety rules – and spend precious time with your nearest and dearest.

Well, are you ready to check out the mind-blowing upcoming concerts in Singapore in 2024 and 2025 to enjoy with your kids? Have patience – we will leave the list of concerts in Singapore to visit today or this weekend, this month, and so on for later. Let’s begin with concerts you can visit in 2025!

Concerts In Singapore 2025

While we are all in anticipation of 2025, we offer you to see the list of upcoming concerts that will make the whole of Singapore sing and dance in 2025. On this list, you will find many world-known names that aim to bring their light and message through songs and music – and help you relax, get inspiration, and have a great time at their concerts.

Lady Gaga in Singapore

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Lady Gaga, the Grammy-winning pop icon, is finally returning to Singapore after 13 years. She’ll be performing four exclusive concerts at the National Stadium on May 18, 19, 21, and 24, 2025. These shows are part of her tour for her latest album, Mayhem, which was released on March 7, 2025.

Singapore is her only stop in Asia for this tour, which highlights the city’s growing status as a hotspot for international entertainment. Fans are in for a treat. They’ll hear her new songs like the viral hit “Die With A Smile,” featuring Bruno Mars, and the energetic track “Abracadabra.” Of course, she’ll also perform her classic hits like “Bad Romance” and “Poker Face.” This is a concert experience you won’t want to miss!

Tickets for Lady Gaga’s Singapore concerts go on sale soon:

• 𝐌𝐚𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐜𝐚𝐫𝐝 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐚𝐥𝐞: 18 Mar, 10 am
• Klook Presale: March 19, 10 am
• 𝐋𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐍𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐏𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐚𝐥𝐞: 20 Mar, 12 pm
• KrisFlyer Presale: March 20, 12 pm
• Mastercard Preferred: March 21, 2 pm
• General Onsale: March 21, 2 pm

Set reminders to grab your tickets!

• Where: National Stadium
• When: 18, 19, 21, 24 May 2025; 8 pm
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: From $148
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Sean Paul – Get Busy In Singapore

Definitely one of the most eagerly awaited upcoming concerts in Singapore in 2025, the Get Busy In Singapore performance by award-winning Sean Paul will become a sensational beginning of the year. Did we mention it will be the superstar’s first live concert in The Little Red Dot? So, you can imagine the scale of this event – and the level of excitement! Come and join Sean Paul as he presents the evening of boundless energy and iconic music.

• Where: The Star Theatre, 1 Vista Exchange Green, #04-01, Singapore 138617
• When: January 21, 2025: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: $98 – $298
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Seventeen ‘Right Here’ World Tour

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Attention, please! The true K-Pop sensation, a South Korean boy band, returns to The Lion City to bring even more excitement and positive emotions to all its fans. Yes, Seventeen is getting ready for its concert in Singapore in January 2025 as part of its ‘Right Here’ World Tour. It will be the K-pop band’s fifth show in Singapore – and this time, you’ll be surprised even more. We can’t wait to see you at Singapore National Stadium on January 25, 2025!

• Where: Singapore National Stadium, 1 Stadium Dr, Singapore 397629
• When: January 25, 2025: 6:30 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: $168 – $388
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AURORA: ‘What Happened To The Earth? Part 4’ Tour

AURORA, the Norwegian art-pop singer-songwriter, captivates with her ethereal voice and one-of-a-kind mix of electronic pop and folk influences. And she is ready to bring her magical uniqueness to The Little Red Dot and share it with you. The most enchanting and meaningful concert in SG, part of AURORA’s ‘What Happened To The Earth? Part 4’ Tour, will take place at The Star Theatre on February 3. Be sure to join this incredible event.

• Where: The Star Theatre, 1 Vista Exchange Green, #04-01, Singapore 138617
• When: February 3, 2025: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: $108 – $148
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Cigarettes After Sex Concert 2025 in Singapore

When Cigarettes After Sex, a popular American dream pop band, came to Singapore in 2017 and 2023, it amazed all its fans with fantastic shows that literally set The Capitol on fire. This time, the band is going to excite Singapore Indoor Stadium. So come and dive into the mystique of music created by Cigarettes After Sex. Feel its exceptional vibe!

• Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
• When: February 3, 2025: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: $98 – $168
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The Script – Satellites World Tour

The Script is coming back to Singapore! And on February 8, the whole of Singapore Indoor Stadium will plunge into their incredible blend of contemporary R&B and anthemic pop/rock. The Script invites everyone to listen to its story – and to find sense. Do not hesitate – it’s time to buy tickets for one of the most anticipated upcoming concerts in Singapore in 2025!

• Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
• When: February 8, 2025: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: $115 – $195
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Glass Animals: Tour Of Earth

Their lyrics evoke an extraordinary mixture of feelings and emotions. Their songs become viral. They are Glass Animals, an English indie rock band, and they bring their Heat Waves to Singapore in February 2025. Follow the announcements, as the tickets for Glass Animals’ performance will go on sale very soon. Tour Of Earth will definitely take everyone’s breath away.

• Where: Capitol Theatre, Capitol Singapore, 17 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178907
• When: February 22, 2025: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
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Yoasobi Asia Tour 2024-2025

Yoasobi has missed Singapore and its warm audience – and this well-known Japanese pop duo is happy to announce that it will return to SG to bring its fans two outstanding concerts. Enjoy an evening full of fantastic music as Yoasobi performs its latest hits at Singapore Indoor Stadium as part of the Asia Tour 2024-2025. Hurry up and catch your tickets for the Yoasobi show on Ticketmaster.

• Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
• When: February 22-23, 2025
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: $108 – $258
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BOYNEXTDOOR Tour ‘Knock On Vol.1’

Although this South Korean six-member boy band was formed only in 2023, it has already gained huge popularity not only in Asia but also worldwide. The K-Pop group announced its first concert tour – ‘Knock On Vol.1’ – and, of course, BOYNEXTDOOR will bring it to Singapore as well. More details on the concert are due to be announced very soon, so stay tuned!

• Where: Singapore EXPO Arena (Hall 7), 9 Somapah Rd, Singapore 487370
• When: March 15, 2025
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: TBA
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JASON DERULO – Nu King World Tour – Live in Singapore

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Jason Derulo, an American singer, songwriter, and dancer, has prepared a night of bright music and dances for all its friends in The Lion City. Come and dance till you drop to Derulo’s chart-topping hits. Become part of this incredible celebration of world-class music. Feel the boundless energy. Save the date: Nu King World Tour on March 20, 2025!

• Where: Singapore EXPO, 1 Expo Dr, Singapore 486150
• When: March 20, 2025
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: $168 – $228
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Keshi: REQUIEM TOUR

A multi-talented world star, Keshi, invites everyone to join him on his REQUIEM TOUR and spend a great evening at Singapore Indoor Stadium. His music is mysterious, and his voice is enchanting. His talent and charm gather millions of plays across all streaming platforms from his home studio. You have a chance to experience this musical magic – so go ahead and take it!

• Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
• When: March 26, 2025: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: From $128
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Ado – World Tour 2025 ‘Hibana’

Ado is heading to Singapore in May 2025. A Japanese singer and songwriter, one of the most mysterious and inspiring artists of our time who has never revealed her real name and face, will bring her ‘Hibana’ world tour to Singapore Indoor Stadium. Ticket prices for the Ado concert in Singapore will be announced soon.

• Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
• When: May 21, 2025
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: TBA
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Now, we offer to remember those fantastic concerts that already have taken place in Singapore in 2024! To brush up on your memories and emotions and get a charge of inspiration!

Concerts in Singapore 2024: World Stars That Have Already Visited The Little Red Dot

The year 2024 can be deservedly considered eventful since a great number of world-class stars have lit up Singapore’s stages. What artists are coming to give concerts in Singapore in 2024? How many Taylor Swift concerts will take place in Singapore in 2004? Which Chinese singer is coming to Singapore in 2024? Is TXT coming with concerts to Singapore in 2024? Well, we already know the answers to these popular questions. So, let’s check the list of true music icons that have already presented their breathtaking music to all fans at unforgettable concerts in Singapore this year.

• Enhypen concerts in Singapore 2024 – part of the Enhypen World Tour ‘Fate’ In Asia – on January 20 and 21 at Singapore Indoor Stadium
• Сoldplay concerts in Singapore 2024 – part of the Music Of The Spheres World Tour – on January 23, 24, 26, 27, 30, and 31 at Singapore National Stadium
• Ronghao Li concert in Singapore 2024 – part of ‘Free Soul’ World Tour – on February 3 at Singapore Indoor Stadium
• IVE concert in Singapore 2024 – part of the 1st World Tour ‘Show What I Have’ – on February 24 at Singapore Indoor Stadium
• Taylor Swift concerts in Singapore 2024 – part of The Eras Tour – on March 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, and 9 at Singapore National Stadium
• Bruno Mars concerts in Singapore 2024 on April 3, 5, and 6 at Singapore National Stadium
• ITZY concert in Singapore 2024 – part of the Itzy 2nd World Tour ‘Born To Be’ – on April 6 at Singapore Indoor Stadium
• Lauv concert at LIV Golf Singapore 2024 on May 4 at Palawan Green, Sentosa
• NCT Dream concerts in Singapore 2024 – part of the 2024 NCT Dream World Tour ‘The Dream Show 3’ – on June 29 and 30 at Singapore Indoor Stadium
• aespa concert in Singapore 2024 – part of the 2024 aespa Live Tour – Synk: Parallel Line – on July 20 at Singapore Indoor Stadium
• Conan Gray concert in Singapore 2024 – part of Found Heaven On Tour – on September 1 at Singapore Indoor Stadium
• TXT (Tomorrow X Together) concert in Singapore 2024 – part of Tomorrow X Together World Tour ‘Act: Promise’ – on September 7 at Singapore Indoor Stadium

But this is just the beginning of the list of world-class concerts 2024 in Singapore. Are you ready to recall more breathtaking performances that have already taken place in The Lion City in 2024?

Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix Concerts: 2024 Entertainment Line-Up

Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is undoubtedly a momentous event itself. However, as you know, it’s not just about the race. Yes, the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix is impossible without outstanding concerts in Singapore – and in 2024, organizers prepared an incredible surprise for all Singaporeans and guests of the city. Twelve stages, 100 hours of breathtaking entertainment, and world music icons in Singapore – that was truly spectacular!

• September 20 Formula 1 Concerts in Singapore: OneRepublic, Thirty Seconds To Mars, HONNE, The Jungle Giants
• September 21 Formula 1 Concerts in Singapore: Kylie Minogue, Disclosure (DJ), The Corrs, Kool & The Gang, BABYMONSTER, Tones And I, James Murphy DJ Set
• September 22 Formula 1 Concerts in Singapore: Lenny Kravitz, Kylie Minogue, Thirty Seconds To Mars, Tones And I, James Murphy DJ Set, Kelis, Dean Lewis

Wow, the level of stardom was overwhelming. Three days of mind-blowing music and an indescribable vibe! Formula 1 Grand Prix concerts in Singapore left no one indifferent – and now you know where to go with your kids next year in Singapore!

• Where: Multiple locations
• When: September 20-22
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: From $128
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Stray Kids World Tour ‘dominATE Singapore’

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It was one of the most anticipated K-pop concerts in Singapore 2024, and it is no wonder. One of the planet’s most popular K-pop groups, Stray Kids, brought a fantastic show for all its fans in Singapore. This South Korean boy band has already visited Singapore in February 2023. This time, their concert was even bigger and more spectacular.

We believe Stray Kids enjoyed one of the brightest concerts at the Singapore National Stadium in 2024 with you!

• Where: Singapore National Stadium, 1 Stadium Dr, Singapore 397629
• When: September 28: 7 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: $168 – $348
  • Children below 3 years old: Free
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Anne-Marie 2024 Live In Asia

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Look, who came to Singapore for a concert in 2024? Anne-Marie, a multi-talented English singer and songwriter, was on her 2024 Live in Asia concert tour – and she called all her friends to spend an unforgettable evening together at Capitol Theatre. Tender and powerful at the same time, her voice enchants, and her songs get very deep into your consciousness. Anne-Marie’s hits make people cry and laugh – and fall in love with her unspeakable talent. ‘So, rockabye, baby, rockabye!’

Definitely one of the must-visit concerts in Singapore in 2024!

• Where: Capitol Theatre, Capitol Singapore, 17 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178907
• When: September 30: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
  • *Children under 12 years old are not allowed into the standing pen area due to safety reasons at concerts in Singapore
• Tickets Price: $118 – $138
  • Children below 6 years old: Free
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Olivia Rodrigo GUTS World Tour in Singapore

We suppose there are many Olivia Rodrigo fans in our community! And it is not surprising because this multi-platinum, three-time Grammy Award-winning American singer-songwriter and actress attracts millions of fans with her style and energy. Currently, Olivia Rodrigo is on her GUTS World Tour, which includes 82 shows globally, and two of them were reserved for breathtaking concerts in Singapore! So we hope you’ve enjoyed singing and dancing to your favourite songs to the fullest – and were among the first lucky beggars to hear the newest hits!

Singapore Indoor Stadium hosted one of the most exciting events of 2024 – and many Singaporeans and city guests became part of Olivia Rodrigo’s concert in Singapore!

• Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
• When: October 1 and 2: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
  • *Children under 12 years old are not allowed into the standing pen area due to safety reasons at concerts in Singapore
• Tickets Price: $108 – $308
  • Children below 6 years old: Free
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Tate McRae: Think Later Tour

Tate McRae, a multi-platinum Canadian singer-songwriter and dancer, brought incredible emotions and unforgettable memories to Singapore in 2024. As part of the Think Later Tour, the pop princess invited all her friends to enjoy her show at The Star Theatre. Did you know that Tate McRae became a finalist in the famous ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ show? So, all her concerts are also about a lot of dance and energy, along with world-known hits, of course. Welcome to Tate’s world!

• Where: The Star Theatre, 1 Vista Exchange Green, #04-01, Singapore 138617
• When: October 31: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
• Tickets Price: $128 – $268
  • Children below 6 years old: Free
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Singapore has already witnessed so many mind-blowing concerts in 2024. Well, we have great news for you! There are still more fantastic concerts coming to Singapore this year! So, where to go and what to do in Singapore today or this weekend – or maybe later this month? Let’s see what concerts in Singapore in 2024 will make you the happiest person ever!

Dua Lipa – Radical Optimism Tour in Singapore 2024

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She is a modern pop legend who brings past nostalgia back. She is a 3x GRAMMY and a 7x BRIT Award-winning superstar. She is about Radical Optimism, and she is unstoppable. So, who is touring with the most amazing concerts in Singapore in 2024? Yes, it is Dua Lipa, an English and Albanian singer and songwriter with fantastic mezzo-soprano vocal range and modern disco-influenced music.

Truly one of the world’s most famous pop divas of our time, Dua Lipa is on her world tour now. By the way, the Asia leg of the Radical Optimism Tour kicks off… yes, in The Little Red Dot! And it’s a must-visit event for all Dua Lipa’s dance pop connoisseurs.

No doubt, it is one of Singapore’s most-awaited concerts of 2024 as of today! It will be a night filled with award-winning music. So, are you ready to ‘Dance the night away?’

• Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
• When: November 5 and 6: 8 PM
• Age: For all age
  • *Children under 12 years old are not allowed into the standing pen area due to safety reasons at concerts in Singapore
• Tickets Price: $138 – $288
  • Children below 6 years old: Free
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Imagine Dragons: Loom World Tour Live In Singapore

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Definitely one of the best bands of all time and nations, the beloved Imagine Dragons, American pop-rock kings and idols for several generations, are on their Loom World Tour. And they can’t wait to spend this evening of iconic music together at Singapore Indoor Stadium. With touching lyrics and meaningful music, their songs will open your eyes and make this night special.

Come to hear the live powerful message by the Imagine Dragons band in Singapore!

• Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691
• When: November 25: 8 PM
• Age: For all ages
  • *Children under 12 years old are not allowed into the standing pen area due to safety reasons at concerts in Singapore
• Tickets Price: $128
  • Children below 6 years old: Free
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Have you already decided on what concerts to visit in Singapore? Wondering where to buy tickets for concerts in Singapore? You can choose from several well-trusted platforms to buy concert tickets in Singapore. As of today, SISTIC SG and Ticketmaster SG are the most popular ticketing services and providers for buying tickets for upcoming concerts in Singapore.

We hope you’ve found the perfect events in Singapore to visit with your family today or this weekend, month, or year! Come and make the most out of concerts in Singapore with your family! It is going to be a memorable time together!

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Brunch alternatives in Singapore are many. From cozy cafés to sophisticated restaurants, there’s a brunch location for everyone. So, gather your friends, rouse the kids, or treat yourself to a single brunch date—because weekends were meant for wonderful food, terrific coffee, and even better company. Let’s explore with BusyKidd some of the top brunch and breakfasts near-me venues in Singapore town to transform those sluggish mornings into something spectacular.

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Akira Back Singapore

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At A.B.C—Akira Back Brunch Club—it’s all about good brunches cafe vibes, great food, and everyone’s invited. Every Saturday from noon to 2:30 pm, you can dive into an epic feast by chef de cuisine Bill Hong that blends modern Japanese flavors with Korean flair. Starting at $98, it’s a foodie’s dream come true.

Sure, they’ve got the crowd-favorite tuna and mushroom pizza and wagyu tacos, but that’s just the beginning. Picture yourself savoring the freshest sashimi, nigiri, and maki rolls made with handpicked ingredients straight from Japan. Craving something extra for brunch? How about plump Japanese oysters paired with four unique handmade sauces or a mung bean pancake topped with tangy kimchi salad—pure Korean comfort food.

The hot dishes? Absolute brunch game-changers. Think tender beef toban, crispy rock shrimp tempura, and other savory delights that’ll have you coming back for seconds (or thirds!).

And let’s talk dessert—because you have to save space. From the tropical mango coconut mousse to the delicate Apple-y with light mousse, plus creamy hojicha ice cream, the sweet finale is just as impressive as the main event for your brunch.

• Where: B1M, South Tower, JW Marriott Hotel Singapore South, 30 Beach Rd., Singapore 189763
• Opening Hours: Daily noon-2.30 pm & 6-10.30 pm

Bearded Bella

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Bearded Bella, inspired by Melbourne’s cafe culture, is a brunch haven in Raffles Place. Their avocado toast ($17) is elevated with quinoa, feta cheese, and pomegranate seeds, while the spiced scramble ($18) features silky scrambled eggs topped with sautéed mushrooms and crispy kale. Coffee lovers will appreciate co-owner Regina Tay, a National Barista Championship Winner, who roasts beans in-house in small batches for a perfect cup. This cafe is ideal for those seeking a cozy, Melbourne-inspired brunch experience.

• Where: 8 Craig Rd., Singapore 089668
• Opening Hours: Mon-Thu 7.30 am-5 pm; Fri 7.30 am-11 pm; Sat & Sun 7.30 am-6 pm

Café Kitsuné

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Maison Kitsuné’s cult cafe isn’t just about looking good for the gram (though those adorable fox-shaped sable cookies do steal the show). It’s a cozy spot where the coffee packs a punch, and the bites are perfect for a laid-back brunch. Imagine biting into a chicken katsu sando ($15), layered with sweet caramelized onions, or savoring a slice of sundried tomato quiche ($13).

But honestly, the real brunch winner here is the egg sando ($13). It’s got this dreamy combo of jammy eggs and creamy, flavorful egg mayo – total comfort food vibes.

And don’t forget the coffee for brunch! They serve up single-origin beans from South America, roasted with love at Café Kitsuné’s roastery in Okayama, Japan.

Oh, and you have to save room for dessert. The Singapore-exclusive chili chocolate tart ($12) is the perfect mix of spicy and sweet – an absolute must-try.

• Where: 13 Stamford Rd, #01-11, Singapore 178905
• Opening Hours: Daily 10 am-10 pm

Carrotsticks Stanley

The goal of this little café on Stanley Road is to deliver authentic Australian brunch food directly to the central business district. Additionally, the brunch menu is full of healthful dishes, such as superfoods and healthy nibbles, as well as vegan and gluten-free alternatives, giving it a healthy twist. Weekdays will see the tables crowded, and even on weekends, don’t be shocked to see a sizable throng. A café mainstay, the smashed avo ($24) is served with feta, pomegranate, poached eggs, and handmade dukkah. A café mainstay, the smashed avo ($24) is served with feta, pomegranate, poached eggs, and handmade dukkah. Equally promising is the $24 pastrami sandwich, which is loaded with sautéed onions, pickles, gouda, mustard, and soft, flavorful smoked brisket. Additionally, Carrotsticks serves a specialty dark coffee that is made in partnership with the Australian roastery Allpress Coffee, so a brunch visit would not be complete without a cup of coffee. 

• Where: #01-01, 5 Stanley St., Singapore, 068724
• Opening Hours: Daily, 8 am-5 pm

Daizu Cafe

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Daizu Cafe in Kallang may have a simple interior, but its brunch menu is vibrant, fusing Japanese flavors with Western techniques. Brunch options include chilli soft shell crab brioche ($16), tamago ikura sando ($16), and the big brunch Daizu brunch ($24). Dine at their alfresco deck or cozy second-storey space, both perfect for Instagram-worthy flatlay shots, enhancing the dining experience with photo opportunities.

• Where: 129 Rangoon Rd., Singapore 218407
• Opening Hours: Mon-Thu 10 am-10 pm, Fri-Sun 8 am-10 pm

Da Paolo Dempsey Restaurant And Bar

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Brunching under a preserved olive tree is a unique experience. Summertime offers strong flavors, with starters like spicy Italian shakshouka ($29) or creamy Puglian burrata with fresh tomatoes and fig jam. In keeping with the Scarpa family tradition, fresh handmade pasta is unquestionably a must. Try the seductive Ravioli di Magro ($27) with sage-infused brown butter, the Gnocchi al Gorgonzola ($29), or the delicious slipper lobster risotto ($37). Also available is an eight-cheese pizza in the Naples style ($37), which has a pleasing blend of creamy creaminess, cheesy savouriness, and a touch of funk. Live la dolce vita by finishing off your drunken afternoon with some new Italian summer-inspired drinks from the airy Bridge Of Sighs ($24). Try a traditional strong Negroni or prosecco and blood orange! Da Paolo Dempsey Restaurant and Bar is a must-try for brunches!

• Where: #01-13, Blk 8, Dempsey Rd., Singapore 247696
• Opening Hours: Sun-Thu 8 am-11.30 pm, Fri-Sat 8 am-12 am

Dewgather

Dewgather at The Star Vista in Buona Vista brings Australian cafe brunch vibes to Singapore with a spacious 120-seater layout. Their menu blends classic cafe fare with Asian influences, such as swordfish linguine ($27) infused with a herb-scented sauce and waffle and chicken ($20) topped with kimchi and pickled daikon. This cafe is perfect for those seeking a lively atmosphere with fusion dishes for brunch time.

• Where: #01-46, The Star Vista, 1 Vista Exchange Green, Singapore 138617
• Opening Hours: Daily 8 am-10 pm

Dutch Colony Coffee Co

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Dutch Colony Coffee Co in Siglap focuses on coffee but also offers a solid brunch and brunch menu. Hearty platters include scrambled eggs with sausages and turkey bacon ($19), while salted egg prawn pasta ($18) adds a local twist. Their expertly poured brunch coffee starts at $6, available via manual pour-over or machine-brewed methods, catering to coffee enthusiasts.

• Where: 113 Frankel Ave, Singapore 458230
• Opening Hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-6 pm; Fri-Sun 8 am-8 pm

Filo Bistro

Filo Bistro is your cozy brunch escape tucked in the heart of Singapore. Known for its warm vibe and Filipino-inspired dishes with a modern twist, this spot serves up all-day brunch favorites like hearty Tapa Benedict and flavorful Adobo Pulled Pork Tacos. Pair your meal with their signature coffee or refreshing calamansi cooler. Perfect for a laid-back brunch with friends or family, Filo Bistro promises a delicious taste of home, reimagined.

• Where: 265 Upper Thomson Road 574392
• Opening Hours: Monday to Friday: 11:30 AM to 2:30 PM, and 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM; Saturday and Sunday: 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM, and 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM

Hello Arigato

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Hello Arigato in Joo Chiat crafts brunch sandwiches with thick slices of shokupan (Hokkaido milk bread) filled with savory options like teriyaki-glazed chicken or Australian wagyu striploin. The classic wagyu sando ($40) is a luxurious treat with its generous wagyu beef portion, though limited daily, so early visits for brunch or lunch are recommended. Exclusive to this location is the HCG sando ($16), featuring har cheong gai (shrimp paste chicken) marinated for 48 hours, adding a unique flavor profile to their menu.

• Where: 314 Joo Chiat Rd., Singapore 427565
• Opening Hours: Thu-Sun 9 am-5 pm

Jypsy

The brunch menu seems quite sophisticated, despite the moniker “Jypsy,” which instantly conjures up images of a carefree, nomadic lifestyle. Since P.S. Cafe created the restaurant idea, it should come as no surprise that their brunch cuisine is equally delicious and visually appealing. Salmon tacos and a nest of fries, which are creatively designed to resemble a Japanese kakiage dish of tempura, are among their specialty dishes. However, there is a mix of large and small brunch dishes here, making it ideal for a bigger gathering so everyone can sample a little bit of everything. 

• Where: #01-02/03, One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Rd., Singapore 049213
• Opening Hours: Mon-Thu 11.30 am-11 pm, Fri 11.30 am-midnight, Sat 10 am-midnight, Sun 10 am-11 pm

Kafe Utu

Kafe Utu on Keong Saik Road in Chinatown offers a cultural brunch escape with African-inspired art and rustic wood and leather furnishings, evoking Cape Town’s vibrancy. Their specialty “Ubuntu” coffee blend, from Uganda, Mexico, and Brazil, can be enjoyed black ($4.50) or with Hokkaido milk ($6). Complement it with Buttermilk Fried Chicken ($18), served with homemade sauces like Congo Bongo and Fresh Mango Chilli Marmalade, for a memorable brunch meal.

• Where: 12 Jiak Chuan Rd., Singapore 089265
• Opening Hours: Tue-Sun 10 am-4.30 pm, 6 pm-11 pm; Closed Mon

Kee’s

There’s no denying it—Kee’s has perfected the art of brunching the way weekends were meant to be: chill vibes, delicious bites, and drinks always at the ready. Nestled in a gorgeous 1930s building at 21 Carpenter Street, this neo-bistro and bar brings together European classics with Pan-Asian twists in a chic, art deco setting that’s straight out of a movie.

Curated by Michelin-starred chef Andrew Walsh, Kee’s weekend brunch menu, available from noon to 5 pm, serves up all your mid-day faves with a side of elegance. Think creamy smashed avocado toast ($20), indulgent smoked salmon eggs benedict ($24), and the iconic fennel scotch egg ($22). Feeling extra hungry? Dig into hearty mains like Kee’s smash bacon cheeseburger ($26), packed with bold flavors and good vibes.  

Want to take it up a notch? Treat yourself to luxe brunch add-ons like Kaluga queen osetra caviar ($6/gram), smoky Spanish chorizo ($6), or melt-in-your-mouth 36-month jamon iberico ($6). Because let’s face it, you deserve it.  

And for all the brunch cocktail lovers out there, Kee’s has your back with handcrafted sips from Tempest or free-flow prosecco starting at just $58 for two hours of pure bliss. Whether it’s catching up with your crew, treating yourself to a solo date, or just soaking in the weekend vibes, Kee’s is the perfect place to make your brunch dreams come true.

• Where: 21 Carpenter, 21 Carpenter Street, Singapore 059984
• Opening Hours: Daily 7 am-midnight

Little Lazy Lizard

Looking for a laid-back spot to enjoy brunch near me with family or friends? Lazy Lizard has you covered! With several locations around Singapore, this chill bistro is all about casual vibes and comfort food done right. Their menu is packed with a mix of hearty classics and inventive dishes, from all-day breakfast plates to delicious pastas, burgers, and pizzas that hit the spot every time.

Pair your meal with one of their refreshing craft beers, ciders, or house-poured wines for the ultimate weekend treat. Whether you’re catching up with friends or enjoying a relaxed family brunch meal, Lazy Lizard delivers good food, great drinks, and an easygoing atmosphere that keeps everyone happy.

• Where: 21 Carpenter, 21 Carpenter Street, Singapore 059984
• Opening Hours: 7 locations

Micro Bakery & Kitchen Red House

Micro Bakery & Kitchen Red House, located in Katong’s iconic Red House, is hard to miss with its warm decor and aroma of freshly baked brunch bread. Aiming to provide hearty food and cozy space, it offers brunch options like scrambled eggs tartine ($16) and Big brunch ($26), plus buns, cakes, sourdough loaves, and coffee for takeaway, enhancing its appeal for both dine-in and on-the-go customers.

• Where: Red House, 63 East Coast Road, #01-06, Singapore 428776
• Opening Hours: Wed-Fri 8.30 am-4 pm, Sat-Sun 8.30 am-5 pm

Open Farm Community

Open Farm Community elevates farm-to-table brunch eating to a whole new level and is praised in the Michelin Guide for its creative and environmentally responsible approach.  With seasonal cuisine created with organic vegetables cultivated on its own urban farm, just a short distance from your table, it promotes the locavore brunch movement.  You now have something more to adore: a brand-new weekend brunch.  Start with the OFC mega brunch ($39), a substantial spread that includes sourdough toast, crispy polenta cake, and all the traditional fry-up favorites.  Another option is the OFC farm mega brunch ($39), which includes a salsa verde, an egg, and a variety of vegetables.

• Where: 130E Minden Road, Singapore 248819
• Weekend Brunch Hours: Sat-Sun: 11 am – 3:30 pm 

Publico Ristorante

Publico Ristorante along Robertson Quay offers a charming waterfront Italian dining experience. Their menu celebrates Italy’s classics, with brunch getting an Italian twist through the La Mattina menu, featuring smashed avocado toast ($18) and açai superfood bowl ($16). On Fridays and weekends, the brunch menu expands to include hearty pasta and wood-fired pizzas, paired with wines and cocktails for a leisurely day by the water.

• Where: InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay, 1 Nanson Rd., Singapore 238909
• Opening Hours: Mon-Thu noon-11 pm; Fri-Sat noon-11.30 pm; Sun noon-10 pm

Punch

Punch, located at 32 North Canal Road, Singapore 059288, is a cafe that captivates visitors before they even taste the brunch food. Its interior features crisp white furniture with elegant marble and wood accents, making it ideal for Instagram photos. The back courtyard, bathed in natural light, offers wooden benches surrounded by greenery and a view into the bustling kitchen. The brunch menu shines with the tender braised pork belly bowl ($13), evoking memories of family recipes, and the spicy tuna poké ($15), featuring marinated maguro, crispy nori, and creamy avocado over furikake-seasoned sushi rice. Additional brunch options include poached eggs with avocado ($17) and smoked salmon ($22), while lunch features tiger prawns and scallop aglio olio ($25) and the unique kani ebi laksa burger ($24) with a crab and prawn patty.

• Where: 32 North Canal Road, Singapore 059288
• Weekend Brunch Hours: Daily 8 am-6 pm

Symmetry

Symmetry in Rochor is a hipster cafe with pop art posters, vintage trinkets, indie music, metal fixtures, and wood, featuring a faux-vintage brick wall. Snack on zucchini fritters ($15) or lobster salad nachos ($16), and enjoy main dishes like lamb shakshouka ($25) or mushroom and bacon toastie. Their non-derivative brunch creations stand out, offering a fresh take on cafe fare.

• Where: 9 Jln Kubor, Singapore 199206
• Opening Hours: Mon 10.30 am-9 pm; Tue-Thu 10.30 am-11 pm; Fri 10.30 am-midnight; Sat 9 am-midnight; Sun 9 am-7 pm

The Awfully Chocolate Bakery & Cafe

Brunch spots are everywhere in the East, but Awfully Chocolate Bakery & Café? That’s one you don’t want to miss. What makes it so special? It’s a weekend brunch buffet—yep, all-you-can-eat! We’re talking brunch favorites like creamy scrambled eggs, crispy bacon, and a whole spread of fresh sweet and savory pastries. And because it’s Awfully Chocolate, there’s a dreamy cocoa spread to slather on, plus dashi butter for a little umami magic. Oh, and don’t skip the brunch cereals—perfect for a bit of old-school fun.

Here’s the cherry on top: from just $32 per person, you also get to pick a main brunch dish. Whether it’s the classic eggs Benny with parma ham, a seafood-packed prawn and crab meat aglio olio, or their indulgent espresso-infused brioche French toast, there’s something for everyone.

Got kids? You’re in luck—little ones under 10 eat at half the price and get unlimited chocolate milk. How’s that for a family-friendly win? So, gather your brunch squad (or your fam), loosen those belts, and head over to Awfully Chocolate for a weekend treat you’ll be raving about.

• Where: 131 East Coast Road, Singapore 428816
• Opening Hours: Mon-Thu 11 am-10 pm, Fri 11am-late, Sat 8 am-late, Sun 8 am- 10 pm

The Grumpy Bear (Thomson Plaza)

If you’re looking for a cozy brunch spot with hearty comfort food, The Grumpy Bear at Thomson Plaza is just the place. Known for its homey vibes and fuss-free dishes, this café offers a brunch menu that’s all about indulgence. Think crispy chicken waffles, creamy pasta, and all-day breakfast platters with eggs, sausages, and toast—perfect for those lazy weekends or casual meetups. 

They’ve also got a kids’ menu, making it a great choice for family outings. And don’t forget to pair your meal with a cup of their signature coffee or a refreshing iced tea. With a welcoming atmosphere and comforting eats, brunch at The Grumpy Bear feels like a warm hug for your soul.

• Where: 301 Upper Thomson Rd, #02-10, Singapore 574408
• Opening Hours: Sunday – Thursday: 11 am to 9 pm | Friday & Saturday: 11 am to 9:30 pm

The Orchard Cafe

If you’re searching for a brunch spot with a luxurious twist, head to The Orchard Café at Orchard Hotel Singapore. It’s a must-visit for anyone who loves variety and indulgence. The café serves an impressive international buffet that will leave you spoiled for choice.

Start with the fresh seafood selection. They offer oysters, prawns, and more. Move on to the live stations. You’ll find everything from roasts to noodles made fresh on the spot. Local favorites like laksa and chicken rice are also a hit. These dishes hold their own against the global options. Don’t skip dessert! The spread includes cakes, pastries, and even a chocolate fountain. It’s the perfect way to wrap up your meal.

• Where: 442 Orchard Road, Singapore, 238879
• Opening Hours: LUNCH: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM, DINNER: 6:00 PM – 9:30 PM

The Populus Coffee and Food Co

The Populus Coffee and Food Co on Neil Road positions itself as a ‘gastro-cafe’ with a focus on bold flavors. Their brunch rice and grain bowls ($21-$26) are Instagram favorites, topped with pulled pork, teriyaki salmon, or truffle-scented seared wagyu, and are as hearty as they look. Their seafood linguine ($27), with al dente pasta in bisque sauce and chunks of crabmeat and scallops, is another brunch highlight, recommended by servers for its rich taste.

• Where: 146 Neil Rd., Singapore 088875
• Opening Hours: Daily 9 am-6.30 pm

PS.Cafe One Fullerton

PS.Cafe One Fullerton in Raffles Place is a stunning CBD addition with lush greenery and elegant furnishings against panoramic Marina Bay views. It caters to all occasions, from coffee and cake to business brunches or post-work cocktails. The bright indoor space features floor-to-ceiling windows, while the intimate bar lounge or open-air terrace offers a cool bay breeze, enhancing the brunch experience.

• Where: #02-03B/04, One Fullerton, 1 Fullerton Rd., Singapore 049213
• Opening Hours: Mon-Thu 11.30 am-11 pm; Fri 11.30 am-midnight; Sat 9.30 am-midnight; Sun 9.30 am-11 pm

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Special Education (SPED) Schools

Special Education (SPED) Schools educate children and young people of school age with moderate-to-severe special needs. These kids require more specialised attention and assistance while exploring the world and broadening their horizons. SPED schools cater to kids with different special educational needs and have a SPED customised curriculum, which is tailored to support children with disabilities and help them overcome all challenges.

SPED schools are divided depending on your little one’s primary diagnosed condition:

• Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) with no intellectual impairment
• Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) with intellectual impairment
• Mild intellectual disability (MID)
• Moderate to severe intellectual disability (MSID)
• Multiple disabilities (MD)
• Sensory impairment

Let’s check out the list of SPED schools in Singapore.

APSN School

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APSN is a Social Service Agency in Singapore, and special education is one of its areas of activity. Currently, APSN operates four SPED schools for students from 7 to 21 years old: APSN Chaoyang School, APSN Katong School, APSN Tanglin School, and APSN Delta Senior School.

APSN Chaoyang School caters to kids from 7 to 12 years old with mild intellectual disability. The school offers two programmes: the Integrated Programme (IP) and the ASD Structured Programme (ASP). IP is for students with MID and students with both mid and mild ASD. This programme is for kids with low support needs. The teacher-to-student ratio is 1:10. ASP is for children with MID and mild ASD with moderate support needs. The teacher-to-student ratio is 1:4.

APSN Katong School welcomes kids from 7 to 16 years old. You can choose from the following programmes: KS Arts Programme, Sensory Integration Programme, and Work Experience Programme.

APSN Tanglin School calls boys and girls from 13 to 16 years old with MID and ASD to embark on a fascinating learning journey together and master one of the multiple educational programmes. Future artists, environmentalists, entrepreneurs, and IT specialists are born here.

From Life Skills Training and Computer Skills Training to various Vocational Programmes, APSN Delta Senior School calls students from 17 to 21 years old to acquire, train, and develop vital skills that will help them open the door to the bustling adult world.

All APSN schools provide a great range of co-curricular activities in performing arts, sports, visual arts, and other areas.

• Age: 7 to 21 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with intellectual impairment; MID
• Address:
  • APSN Chaoyang School: 10 Ang Mo Kio Street 54, Singapore 569184
  • APSN Katong School: 900 New Upper Changi Road, Singapore 467354
  • APSN Tanglin School: 143 Alexandra Road, Singapore 159924
  • APSN Delta Senior School: 3 Choa Chu Kang Grove, Singapore 688237
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AWWA School

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AWWA School is a place for students from 7 to 18 years old with ASD with intellectual impairment and MD to receive a high-quality special education that encourages, empowers, and inspires. It has two SPED schools: AWWA School @ Bedok for children with autism and AWWA School @ Napiri for children with autism and multiple disabilities.

The school aims to maximise the potential of its students and improve the quality of their lives. It focuses on providing kids with all the necessary knowledge and skills they need to feel and live comfortably and independently. The school’s academic departments include Art, ICT, Language, Numeracy, Life Skills, PE, and others. The school’s Work Exposure and Work Experience Programme allows students to try themselves in various industries to find their best job match. A great selection of enrichment programmes is also available, with Swimming, Drama, Art Club, Science Club, and many other classes to choose from.

• Age: 7 to 18 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with intellectual impairment; MD
• Address:
  • AWWA School @ Bedok: 50 Bedok Reservoir Crescent, Singapore 479225
  • AWWA School @ Napiri: 11 Lorong Napiri, Singapore 547532
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Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore School

At Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore School, kids are motivated to become active learners and Live Meaningfully, Learn Continuously, and Work Productively. To achieve this, students gain knowledge and develop skills in areas like Social-Emotional, Academic (Literacy, Numeracy, and Science), Daily Living, Vocational, Physical Education and Sports, and others.

Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore School caters to children with MD from 7 to 18 years old. Students are divided into two levels: Junior Level (7 to 12 years old) and Senior Level (13 to 18 years old). There are two schools to choose from: East and West. CPASS offers the following programmes: Academic Programme (only at CPASS East), Functional Programme, and High Support Programme. The school also ensures a transdisciplinary approach, which means that the SPED Teacher, Physiotherapist, Occupational Therapist, and other specialists work as a team with parents or caregivers to ensure the child’s greatest growth and development.

• Age: 7 to 18 years old
• Specialisation: MD
• Address:
  • Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore School (East): 65 Pasir Ris Drive 1, Singapore 519529
  • Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore School (West): 6A Jurong West Street 52, Singapore 649297
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Eden School

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Eden School welcomes students on the autism spectrum aged 7 to 18. Its mission is to ensure that the lives of kids with special needs are positively transferred through the adapted curriculum, highly dedicated personnel, and supportive atmosphere. Students learn and practice essential skills that will make them more independent and help significantly improve the quality of their lives.

Eden School’s students are divided into Junior Years (7-12 years old) and Senior Years (13-18 years old). In the Junior Years, the curriculum focuses on the teaching of core foundational skills. In the Senior Years, kids learn to apply foundational skills and develop vocational skills.

To make the kids’ educational journey even more exciting and meaningful, the Eden School offers a wide range of co-curricular activities, including Music, Soccer, Dance, Athletics, Visual Arts, and many others.

• Age: 7 to 18 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with intellectual impairment
• Address:
  • Eden School: 101 Bukit Batok West Avenue 3, Singapore 659168
  • Eden School Campus 2: 1 Bukit Batok West Avenue 2, Singapore 659203
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Grace Orchard School

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Grace Orchard School intends to ensure the highest quality education and support for children from 7 to 18 years old with ASD with intellectual impairment and MID. Curriculum programmes include English, Science, PE, Math, ICT, CCE, DL, Aesthetics, and VOC ED. On their educational path, all students are supported by psychologists, social workers, occupational therapists, and other specialists. Students’ development, co-curricular activities, and pastoral guidance are also provided.

• Age: 7 to 18 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with intellectual impairment; MID
• Address: 170 West Coast Road, Singapore 127443
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Lighthouse School

Lighthouse School caters to students with Visual Impairment (VI) and students with Hearing Loss (HL) – aged 7 to 18. The school ensures a caring, nurturing, and enriching environment for every child and values iSHINE – Sincerity, Humility, Integrity, Never Give Up, and Empathy.

The school’s academic programmes include the National Curriculum Programme for students in the Primary/Junior level and the Customised Curriculum Programme for students in the Junior, Middle, and Upper levels. Special support for students is provided on all levels of learning. Besides, the Lighthouse School offers the Swimming Programme, Student Leadership Programme, and CCA Programme that help kids discover and develop their interests and talents, acquire new skills, and socialize. School Camps, Games Days, Horse Riding, Learning Journeys, and other activities will make kids’ school life even brighter.

• Age: 7 to 18 years old
• Specialisation: Sensory impairment
• Address: 51 Toa Payoh Rise, Singapore 298106
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Maitri School

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Every child is unique. Every little one is a real hero who bravely overcomes his or her own challenges. At Maitri School, students with moderate to severe ASD from 7 to 18 years old learn to overcome their ones. The school’s programme includes Communication and Language, Social-Emotional Learning, Daily Living Skills, Physical Education, Numeracy, and Arts.

As soon as children step into the Maitri School, they find themselves in a friendly, supportive environment with an integrated system of care around each child.

• Age: 7 to 18 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with intellectual impairment
• Address: 95 Jalan Eunos, Singapore 419529
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Metta School

The highly professional and dedicated staff at Metta School aims to help all its students flourish and reach their full potential. It welcomes learners from 7 to 21 years old with ASD with intellectual impairment and MID and empowers them to lead meaningful lives. At this school, academics are perfectly combined with arts, vocational training, daily living skills training, social-emotional learning, and adapted physical education. 

Metta School offers four programmes: the Autism Programme (7 to 18 years old), the Basic Programme (7 to 12 years old), the Career Programme (13 to 16 years old), and the Vocational Programme (aged 17 and above). Co-curricular activities include Athletics, Bocce, Scouts, the Lion Dance, and many others.

• Age: 7 to 21 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with intellectual impairment; MID
• Address: 30 Simei Street 1, Singapore 529949
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MINDS School

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MINDS has four SPED schools that offer a holistic curriculum combining academic disciplines and independent living skills. Kids from 7 to 18 years old with ASD with intellectual impairment and MSID are provided experiential and practical learning that helps them acquire vital knowledge and develop essential skills to make confident steps into adult life.

MINDS Schools offer the Junior Programme (7-12 years old), the Senior Programme (13-18 years old), and the Special Programme (7-18 years old). The School-2-Work Programme bridges the school’s students from education to the workplace.

MINDS Schools’ facilities include autism-focused classrooms, multiple training rooms, first-class sports facilities, physiotherapy rooms, playrooms, well-equipped outdoor spaces, and others. Co-curricular activities include the Gardening Club, Art & Craft Club, Scouts, Science & Technology Club, Sports Club, and more.

• Age: 7 to 18 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with intellectual impairment; MSID
• Address:
  • MINDS Towner Gardens School: 1B Lengkong Lima, Singapore 417557
  • MINDS Lee Kong Chian Gardens School: 802 Margaret Drive, Singapore 149311
  • MINDS Fernvale Gardens School: 7 Fernvale Road, Singapore 797635
  • MINDS Woodlands Gardens School: 30 Woodlands Ring Road, #01-01, Singapore 737883
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Pathlight School

Pathlight School is an autism-focused school that boasts a unique combination of mainstream academic learning and the development of life-readiness skills. It caters to kids from 7 to 18 years old with ASD with intellectual impairment. The school has three campuses and provides the following programmes: Primary School, Secondary School, and Vocational Track.

The school’s facilities include a Computer Lab, Science Room, Art Room, Food and Nutrition Studio, Design & Technology Room, and many others. Great attention is paid to outdoor learning – the school’s Science Garden and Organic Farm help bring kids closer to nature.

• Age: 7 to 21 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with no intellectual impairment
• Address:
  • Pathlight School (Ang Mo Kio) Campus 1: 5 Ang Mo Kio Ave 10, Singapore 569739
  • Pathlight School (Ang Mo Kio) Campus 2: 2 Ang Mo Kio Street 44, Singapore 569250
  • Pathlight School (Tampines): 4 Tampines Street 91, Singapore 528907
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Rainbow Centre School

Rainbow Centre Schools help kids with special needs enjoy learning, become as independent as possible, and strengthen ties with their communities. You can choose from three schools: Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School and Rainbow Centre Admiral Hill School cater to kids with autism spectrum disorder, and Rainbow Centre Margaret Drive School welcomes kids with multiple disabilities and autism spectrum disorder. The school’s students are from 7 to 18 years old.

Rainbow Centre School’s programme is divided into three stages: Junior Programme (7–10 years old), Middle Programme (11–14 years old), and Senior Programme (15–18 years old). Learning goals are focused on six domains: Daily Living, Social-Emotional Learning, Language and Communication, Numeracy, Physical Development, and Vocational Development.

Each student of the Rainbow Centre School has an Individualised Education Plan with various co-curricular activities, therapy services, citizenship education, and other programmes included.

• Age: 7 to 18 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with intellectual impairment; MD
• Address:
  • Rainbow Centre Margaret Drive School: 501 Margaret Drive, Singapore 149306
  • Rainbow Centre Yishun Park School: 15 Yishun Street 61, Singapore 768548
  • Rainbow Centre Admiral Hill School: 21 Admiralty Lane, Singapore 756944
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St. Andrew’s Autism School

St. Andrew’s Autism School has an important and noble mission to help kids with autism learn how to live an active, full, and meaningful life. It provides high-quality, person-centered education for students aged 7 to 18. A personilised curriculum covers social-emotional learning, communication, functional literacy, numeracy, daily living, and vocational skills. Kids participate in various community events and volunteer. Multiple co-curricular activities support the holistic development of St. Andrew’s Autism School’s students. Every child is supported by psychologists, occupational, speech and language therapists, and social workers at all stages of their school life.

• Age: 7 to 18 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with intellectual impairment
• Address: 1 Elliot Road, Singapore 458686
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St. Andrew’s Mission School

St. Andrew’s Mission School caters to kids from 7 to 21 years old with ASD with no intellectual impairment. It intends to prepare children with special needs for independent adult life and help them develop as active members of society. For this purpose, the school uses a holistic education based on the mainstream academic curriculum and enhanced by life and vocational skills training. The school’s programmes include English Language, Mathematics, Science, PE, Music & Art, Social-Emotional Learning, Daily Living Skills, and Information & Communication Technology. Various co-curricular activities are also available, such as Rugby, Cub Scouts, STEM Club, Art Club, and more.

• Age: 7 to 21 years old
• Specialisation: ASD with no intellectual impairment
• Address: 11 Bukit Batok Street 25, Singapore 658712
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For parents, it is important to realise and recognise that their child needs additional help with education – and properly identify the right educational path for their boy or girl. The government of Singapore, in turn, ensures every child’s fundamental right to proper education. All little ones deserve to explore this beautiful world around them and make their openings, regardless of their needs and abilities – and special needs education schools in Singapore are institutions that will turn the school journey into a breathtaking adventure for every child with special needs.

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