BusyKidd’s Ultimate Guide: Kids & Family Activities 21-22 Mar 2026

The March school vacations are almost over. Can you believe that? They seem to have just begun. Singapore has one more major weekend planned before everyone returns to the school run and packed lunch routines. This one is a bit different as well.

Hari Raya Puasa is on March 21. It’s a holiday for the public. Additionally, the city will be in full celebration mode. retail centers, outdoor areas, dining establishments, and performance spaces. All of them are into the spirit. This time of year, there is an indescribable warmth in the air. But as soon as you go outdoors, it’s simple to feel.

For families, that mix of a long weekend and a public holiday is basically a golden ticket. An extra day to sleep in. An extra morning to wander somewhere new. An extra afternoon to let the kids run wild without watching the clock.

So our BusyKidd team got to work. We went through everything happening across the city from 21 to 22 March 2026. Then we pulled out the highlights actually worth your time. Theatre for tiny babies. Puppetry for toddlers. A live orchestra show for the slightly bigger ones. Superhero parties, light shows, and a whole lot more.

Every age group and kind of family may find something to enjoy here. You will discover something that suits your weekend preferences, whether they are action-packed or leisurely. Read this comprehensive BusyKidd‘s guide at your own pace. The ones that grab your attention should be saved.

There’s A Dinosaur In The Concert Hall! @ Esplanade

A dinosaur crashes the concert hall, and the Pitch Patrol has to fix it. The Lorong Boys and Friends mix classical, jazz, pop-rock, and rap into one fast-moving show, stopping off for rapping trolls and mermaids stuck in water pipes along the way. Written by Thomas Lim, directed by Krish Natarajan. Relaxed Environment performance: kids can move, make noise, and leave and come back freely. Come dressed as your favourite superhero.

• When: 21 March, 3 PM
• Where: Esplanade Concert Hall, 1 Esplanade Drive
• Age: 4+
• Admission Price: $30
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Chotto Desh @ Esplanade

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Just one performer on stage. That’s all. And somehow, it’s enough to fill the whole room.

Chotto Desh is a solo dance-theatre show by the celebrated Akram Khan Company. It follows a young man who is caught between two worlds. His life in Britain and his roots in Bangladesh. Dancer Nico Ricchini carries the entire show on his own. He moves between kathak and contemporary dance. It is bringing the story to life alongside stunning projected animation and live music by Jocelyn Pook.

For older kids, this is a beautiful way to discover dance-theatre for the very first time. For adults, it’s the kind of show that stays with you long after you leave the seat.

• When: 21-22 March
• Where: Singtel Waterfront Theatre, Esplanade
• Age: 7+
• Admission Price: From $45
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First Rave @ Esplanade

Small show. Big heart. First Rave is made by The Wanderlings, Singapore’s very first baby theatre group, and it’s created just for infants and their caregivers. A parent DJ tells the story of early motherhood through rhythm, light, puppetry, and sound. The show wraps up with a soft 15-minute gentle rave led by DJ Nicolette. Tickets come in pairs: one adult with one baby, or two adults with one baby. Honestly, nothing else on this weekend’s list comes close.

• When: 19-22 March
• Where: Esplanade Annexe Studio
• Age: 3 to 12 months (pre-walking babies)
• Admission Price: $60 (1 adult + 1 baby); $90 (2 adults + 1 baby)
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Little Bozu & Kon Kon @ Esplanade

A raccoon. A fox. Many mistakes. Omusubi Productions and Australia’s Monkey Baa Theatre Company are the creators of this charming puppet play. It tells the tale of two creatures that are constantly running into each other, being entangled in false identities, and gradually realising they could be friends. It is based on Japanese mythology. Mayu Iwasaki created the puppets, and Katrina Gaskell made them. Children are invited to participate at all times. For young children seeing their first puppet performance, this is a charming and friendly choice.

• When: 20-25 March
• Where: Esplanade Recital Studio
• Age: 6 months to 4 years
• Admission Price: $35
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Science, Robotics, And Cooking Fests @ Newtonshow

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A travelling science festival running across multiple locations islandwide until 5 April. All activities are free, indoors, and designed to be toddler-friendly. It is one of the easier school holiday options to pick up and go for. Expect hands-on science experiments, interactive demonstrations, and activities pitched at young, curious minds. Check the Newtonshow website for the location closest to you. And confirm timing before heading out.

• When: Until 5 April (open 21-22 Mar), 9 AM to 6 PM
• Where: Multiple locations islandwide
• Age: Toddlers and above
• Admission Price: Free
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SSO Concerts For Children: Wild Symphony @ Victoria Concert Hall

Picture your favourite children’s book. Now imagine it performed live by a full orchestra. That’s exactly what this is. Composer Dan Brown (yes, that Dan Brown) wrote the story, with Maestro Mouse leading a cast of animals on a big musical adventure. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra plays while the illustrations fill up the screen. It’s also a Relaxed Environment show. Kids can move around, make noise, and step out whenever they need to. Pre-concert activities start a full hour before each session.

• When: 21-22 March, multiple sessions
• Where: Victoria Concert Hall, 11 Empress Place
• Age: 5+
• Admission Price: $30 to $40
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Family Egg Hunt 2026 @ Children’s Museum Singapore

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Kids become Little Hawker Heroes on a mission to recover WonderBot’s missing Recipe Book. The hunt spreads across three locations: the museum, Lewin Terrace, and Fort Canning Park, with missions and hidden eggs at each stop. Prizes from LEGO, Hasbro, Yeo’s, HaruPlate, and others along the way. Outdoor sections move indoors if it rains. Register at the museum foyer 10 minutes before the start.

• When: 21 March (also 28 Mar, 3-4 Apr)
• Where: Children’s Museum Singapore, Lewin Terrace, Fort Canning Park
• Age: 4 to 10
• Admission Price: Family bundle (2 adults + 2 children): $70; Child: $25; Adult: $15
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Chef Up! Get That Special Item! @ Children’s Museum Singapore

A free drop-in that works well around any museum visit. Kids pick up a mission sheet at the Ticketing Counter, complete tasks to help WonderBot set up his hawker stall inside the Hawkerverse, and redeem a special token when done. No booking, no fixed time. While stocks last.

• When: 14-22 March, except Mondays, throughout the day
• Where: Children’s Museum Singapore, 23-B Coleman Street
• Age: 5 to 12
• Admission Price: Free with museum admission
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Superheroes Festival @ Cafe Melba Mediapolis

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Little heroes, this afternoon is all yours. Cafe Melba is joining forces with Skip Hop and Micro for a superhero-themed party with plenty to do. Every child’s ticket covers pasta and a milkshake. Face painting and a craft station get going at 1:30 PM. Games follow, and the afternoon ends with a piñata smash at 4:30 PM. Want to bring home a little extra? Add a Skip Hop Lunch Box for $10 more. One thing to note: tickets don’t include a table. Book your seat separately through Sevenrooms.

• When: 21 March, 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM
• Where: Cafe Melba at Mediapolis, 1 Stars Avenue, #03-01
• Age: For children (adults free)
• Admission Price: $25++ per child; $35++ with Skip Hop Lunch Box
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Magic Of Adventure Light & Music Show @ Gardens By The Bay

Free to watch and easy to love. Disney Cruise Line is putting on a light and music show at Forest Valley South Canyon to mark the maiden voyage of the Disney Adventure. It runs every night at 9 PM right through to 31 March. On Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, there’s a second show at 10 PM as well. Already visiting Anime Garden or Sakura Matsuri that evening? Just stay a little longer. It’s all in the same Gardens.

• When: 21-22 March, 9 PM and 10 PM
• Where: Forest Valley South Canyon, Level 1, Gardens by the Bay
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free with garden entry
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Disney Adventure: Photo Spots Around Marina Bay

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Disney Imagination Garden, Toy Story Place, Marvel Landing, Wayfinder Bay, and other Disney Adventure aboard worlds are all connected to seven themed picture locations throughout Marina Bay. Spots at four surrounding hotels, One Fullerton, Gardens by the Bay, and Esplanade. When UOB cardholders visit all seven, they may join a fortunate draw for a three-night voyage on the ship and receive limited-edition Disney Adventure medallions.

• When: Till 30 April (open 21-22 Mar)
• Where: Multiple locations
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free
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Kingfisher Wetlands @ Gardens By The Bay

A free freshwater nature sanctuary right inside the Gardens, 15,000 sqm with over 200 native mangrove trees and a Wildlife Lookout deck. Good for birdwatching: 16 migratory species have been spotted here, along with several of Singapore’s nine kingfisher varieties. The Malayan Water Monitor and Smooth-coated Otter turn up too. Educational signs throughout. Worth folding in if you are already at the Gardens, takes around 30 to 45 minutes at an easy pace.

• When: Daily 5 AM to 2 AM
• Where: Kingfisher Wetlands, Gardens by the Bay (near Satay by the Bay)
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free
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Tamashii Spot Pop-Up @ Jewel Changi Airport

Bandai’s Tamashii Nations label brings a pop-up to Jewel this March with gallery displays and exclusive figures across S.H.Figuarts, Metal Build, Soul of Chogokin, Robot Spirits, and S.H.MonsterArts. Event-only items tied to anime and tokusatsu series, not available anywhere else. Check Tamashii Nations Singapore’s social media for exact dates and location inside Jewel.

• When: 19-25 March, 10 am – 10 pm
• Where: Jewel Changi Airport
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free entry
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Ice Penguin Skate @ Clarke Quay

At Clarke Quay Bluezone, a 1,000 square foot synthetic ice rink was constructed to teach children and novices the foundations of actual skating in a smaller, less scary setting before transferring to a larger rink. Small class sizes, complete safety equipment on hand, and free admission for parents who don’t skate. The head coach is a former national ice hockey player and SEA Games medallist. Until April 12, 2026, use the code PENGUIN10 to save 10%.

• When: Open on 21-22 March
• Where: Clarke Quay, #04-63/64/65/83 Bluezone
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Check icepenguinsg.com for pricing
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Anime Garden @ Gardens By The Bay

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Cherry blossoms, live music, and Japanese pop culture all at one location. Anime Festival Asia’s Anime Garden features live stage performances beneath the Supertrees, an anime product market, and celebrity cosplayers. It operates in the evening. Excellent strategy for the second half of the day after spending the morning somewhere else!

• When: 21-22 March, 2.45 pm – 9.00 pm
• Where: Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free (Flower Dome ticket required for some activities)
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Easter Eggs-Travaganza @ Mandai Wildlife Reserve

This year, Mandai is going all out for Easter with the largest celebratory event the area has ever hosted. At Bird Paradise, Singapore Zoo, Curiosity Cove, and Mandai Wildlife West, families can seek for eggs, experience Easter-themed animal enrichments with penguins and hornbills, meet mascots Al and Min in person, and spin the massive Hot-Egg Balloon Gachapon for prizes worth up to $200,000.

On March 21 and 22, hop-on e-trishaws run between Mandai Wildlife East and West. You could discover hidden eggs throughout the route and get a voucher good for free McDonald’s ice cream. Face painting costs $15 on weekends.

• When: 14 March to 12 April (weekend specials run 21-22 Mar)
• Where: Bird Paradise, Singapore Zoo, Curiosity Cove, Mandai Wildlife West
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: From $27.20 (standard park admission applies)
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WonderBot And The Time Travel Capsule @ Kreta Ayer Heritage Gallery

This interactive storytelling event at Kreta Ayer Heritage Gallery features the first-ever children’s book published by Children’s Museum Singapore. Children go on a journey through Singapore’s past and present with WonderBot and Cloe, do tasks, and build their own time travel capsule to take back home.

Given that March 21 is Hari Raya, it would be an incredibly spectacular morning to combine this with a stroll through the lively streets of adjacent Chinatown.

• When: 21 March, 11 AM and 1 PM
• Where: Kreta Ayer Heritage Gallery
• Age: 4-10 yo
• Admission Price: $5 refundable deposit per participant
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Disney On Ice: Magic In The Stars

If you haven’t seen Disney On Ice yet, these are your last sessions before it departs Singapore this weekend. Even the most restless children tend to remain still when Mickey, Minnie, Elsa, Moana, Raya, and the Toy Story ensemble take to the ice in an exuberant performance.

• When: 21-22 March
• Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: From $25
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March On 2026 @ Esplanade

The beloved children’s arts festival at Esplanade is in its final days this weekend, and the 21-22 March schedule is one of the strongest of the whole run. There are several shows on across both days, from international puppetry and dance-theatre to a baby rave for the tiniest attendees.

Highlights for this weekend include SEEDLINGS by Akram Khan Company (ages 7+, from $45), Tanuki Kitsune puppetry (ages 4+, $35, with a post-show puppet meet), and Pitch Patrol: The Dinosaur Concert on 21 March (ages 4+, $30, come dressed as your favourite superhero). First Rave is a one-of-a-kind live baby theatre experience for infants aged 3-12 months with a DJ finale. Pick up a Festival Passport at the entrance and collect stickers across all the venues to redeem exclusive PIP merchandise.

• When: 12 to 25 March (specific shows on 21-22 Mar)
• Where: Esplanade, 1 Esplanade Drive
• Age: All ages (varies by show)
• Admission Price: Free and paid programmes, from $30
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Pokémon Mezastar Carnival @ United Square

This weekend’s Ultimate Challenge Finals are the culmination of the Pokémon Mezastar Carnival, which honours a full year of the game in Singapore. On March 22, the top 16 players from each category battle live on stage, and the finals atmosphere is very thrilling. The funfair activities and gaming zones on both days make the trip worthwhile even if your youngster has never played before.

• When: 21-22 March, 11 AM to 7 PM
• Where: United Square Main Atrium, Thomson Road
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free
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Sentosa Beach Fest @ Siloso Beach (Final Weekend)

The biggest beach festival in Singapore is coming to an end this weekend before it ends on March 22. A 30-meter inflatable obstacle course, beach sports, health exercises, family play areas, and nighttime events are all included in Siloso Beach’s five zones. Everyone is welcome to play the enormous board games (Giant Jenga, Giant Tic-Tac-Toe) in the Playground area without a ticket.

• When: Until 22 March, 8 AM to 10 PM (final day is Sunday 22 Mar)
• Where: Siloso Beach, Sentosa
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free (specific attractions require a ticket, from $22)
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Splash Wonder Water Park @ Palawan Green, Sentosa

A pop-up water playground set right on Palawan Green with inflatable slides, splash pools, obstacle courses, and interactive water zones for kids aged 3. On selected dates, Pinkfong and Baby Shark make appearances for sing-alongs and photos. Pack dry clothes, go in the morning, and save the beach for the afternoon.

• When: 13 March to 5 April (open 21-22 Mar)
• Where: Palawan Green, Sentosa
• Age: 3 years and above
• Admission Price: $25
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LEGO Build Your Dream Ride @ HyperDrive, The Palawan

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Kids build their own dream vehicles, race on the multi-level electric go-kart track, and complete pit-stop missions across the autoshop to earn an exclusive LEGO Racer Minifigure with Gold Trophy. On 21 and 22 March, LEGO mascot meet-and-greet sessions run from midday. A solid full-morning plan, especially if you are already on Sentosa for the beach.

• When: 5 March to 30 April; mascot meet-and-greets 21-22 Mar, 12 PM to 4 PM
• Where: HyperDrive at The Palawan, Sentosa
• Age: 4 to 12 years old
• Admission Price: From $40 (includes Autoshop Experience)
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Forest Of Wonders Balloon Festival @ Marina Square (Final Weekend)

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The Central Atrium has been taken over by an incredible world of giant balloon sculptures, including a 12-metre Strawberry Fairy House, a grape fairy, a durian hero, and a watermelon park. This Sunday is the absolute last day of the installation before it all comes down. On both Saturday and Sunday at 4 PM, a balloon sculpting workshop teaches kids aged 4 and above to twist their own balloon bear or octopus to take home, with a $10 Pororo Park voucher included.

• When: Until 22 March; workshop at 4 PM on 21-22 Mar
• Where: Central Atrium, Marina Square
• Age: 4 years and above (workshop)
• Admission Price: Free entry; workshop $20 per parent-child pair
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Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar (Final Day: 21 March)

With around 500 stalls, including 150 food and beverage vendors, the Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar is one of the most atmospheric spots in Singapore during the festive season. Since 21 March is Hari Raya Puasa itself, this is both the last day of the bazaar and its most festive. Evening is the best time to go, when the lights are on, and the streets are buzzing.

• When: 21 March (last day), evening recommended
• Where: Geylang Serai, Haig Road area
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free
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Charlotte’s Web @ KC Arts Centre

The timeless story of Wilbur the pig and Charlotte the spider is brought to life by Singapore Repertory Theatre. It is tender, funny, and genuinely moving in all the right ways. A great fit for primary-school-age children, and a lovely option for kids discovering the story for the first time.

• When: Now till 28 Mar 2026
• Where: Drama Centre Theatre
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: From $30
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Pokémon Cable Car Adventure @ Mount Faber

Selected cable car cabins have been transformed into colourful Pokémon-themed worlds featuring Pikachu, Eevee, Charmander, Jigglypuff, and Gengar. From 7:45 PM onwards, each group gets a UV torch to reveal hidden Pokémon silhouettes glowing inside the cabin. The Singapore resident promo of $8.80 per person for a round trip runs until 31 March, which is a significant saving on the standard adult fare.

• When: Until 30 April (open 21-22 Mar); UV torch experience from 7:45 PM
• Where: Mount Faber Peak Station, Singapore Cable Car
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: From $8.80 (resident promo until 31 Mar)
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Ocean Kids Festival @ Singapore Oceanarium

The Singapore Oceanarium’s school holiday programme runs through the entire fortnight with marine discovery workshops, badge-making, coral reef craft activities, and storytelling sessions surrounded by glowing sea life. On specific dates, a behind-the-scenes Seahorse Support Area tour takes small groups into areas usually off limits, with an animal care specialist showing how seahorses are fed and looked after. Check the website to confirm if 21 or 22 March has an available slot.

• When: 13 March to 12 April (open 21-22 Mar)
• Where: Singapore Oceanarium, 24 Sentosa Gateway
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Adult $55, Child/Senior $43
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Exploria @ Mandai Wildlife East

Southeast Asia’s largest indoor nature-themed space takes visitors through five immersive worlds spanning prehistoric eras, extreme habitats, microscopic ecosystems, and ocean depths across 10,000 sqm and two levels. It is gamified throughout, so kids clock points and earn badges as they explore. Best for older children and teens who want something active and story-driven.

• When: Daily during school holidays (open 21-22 Mar)
• Where: Mandai Wildlife East, 80 Mandai Lake Road
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: From $34.20 (WildPass holders), $38 standard
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Curiosity Cove @ Mandai Wildlife East

Singapore’s largest indoor nature-inspired playscape is divided into four themed Lands of Play covering Wetlands, Forestlands, Grasslands, and Drylands. Children discover how different animals live through hands-on zones designed for kids 12 and under. A natural add-on to the Easter Eggs-travaganza activities happening across the same precinct this weekend. Build in at least 90 minutes.

• When: Daily 10 AM to 6:30 PM (open 21-22 Mar)
• Where: Mandai Wildlife East
• Age: Up to 12 years old
• Admission Price: Included with Mandai Wildlife East entry
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LEGO Paw-fect Friends Forever Experience @ Compass One

This creative activation invites kids to build their own mini-me character and an animal companion using LEGO bricks, which they take home at the end. There are also colouring sheets, puzzle mazes, and open play zones. Part of LEGO’s She Built That campaign, it is designed to be welcoming and confidence-building for young builders of all levels.

• When: 21-22 March, 1 PM to 6 PM
• Where: Compass One Shopping Centre
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free
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VivoCity Kids Club: Celebrate 20 In Colours

Young VivoCity Kids Club members paint their own abstract artwork this weekend, and the three most creative pieces each win $200 in prizes. Every participant also receives an exclusive goodie bag. The activity is limited to the first 400 registered members per day, so sign up on the VivoCity website before heading over.

• When: 21-22 March (also 14-15 Mar)
• Where: VivoCity, Level 1 West Boulevard
• Age: Kids Club members
• Admission Price: Free (Kids Club membership required)
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One Punggol Inflatable Playground (Final Day: 22 Mar)

A lineup of bouncy castles and inflatable games at One Punggol that runs in the evenings throughout the week. Sunday, 22 March, is the absolute last day, so it is the final chance if you are in the northeast and want something fun and low-key close to home.

• When: Until 22 March, 4 PM to 8 PM
• Where: One Punggol
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Check One Punggol social media for pricing
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Singapore Discovery Centre: Hari Raya Celebrations

The Singapore Discovery Centre’s Hari Raya programme brings together traditional Malay games, cultural showcases, ketupat weaving, kuih bangkit baking workshops, and a meet-and-greet with SingaPaw, the friendly lion. Since 21 March is the public holiday itself, the festive atmosphere here will be at its most genuine. The laser tag arena and escape rooms are also open if kids want to continue the fun after the cultural activities.

• When: 14, 15, 21, and 22 March
• Where: Singapore Discovery Centre, 510 Upper Jurong Road
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Mix of free and paid activities
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Sakura Matsuri @ Gardens By The Bay (Ongoing)

The 11th edition of Sakura at the Flower Dome continues through this weekend, with cherry, peach, and plum blossoms filling the dome alongside beloved Sanrio characters. On 21-22 March, the Japanese cultural programme includes mochi pounding demonstrations where visitors can try the wooden mallet themselves, plus live Japanese tea ceremonies. A lovely addition to the evening Anime Garden programme if you want to spend a full day at the Gardens.

• When: 13 March to 15 April, 9 AM to 9 PM
• Where: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Flower Dome admission applies
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National Orchid Garden @ Singapore Botanic Gardens

Free entry for Singapore residents for the entire duration of the school holidays! It makes this a proper no-brainer outing. The National Orchid Garden holds over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids. It includes the famous VIP Orchid Collection, named after world leaders and celebrities. Cool, shaded, and easy to walk through with younger kids. Go in the morning before the heat picks up.

• When: 16-22 March, 8:30 AM to 7 PM
• Where: 1 Cluny Road, Singapore Botanic Gardens
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free for SR
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Great World Carnival 2026 @ Suntec City

A carnival at Suntec City running across the final days of the school holidays. Free to enter with rides available on a ticketed basis. Good wet-weather backup option, given it is indoors and central. Best for families with younger kids who want something low-effort and easy to combine with a meal nearby.

• When: 20-22 March, 11 AM to 10 PM
• Where: Suntec City, 3 Temasek Boulevard
• Age: For all ages
• Admission Price: Free entry; rides ticketed separately
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Gateway Kids Club: Adventure Awaits @ Gateway Theatre

A free monthly storytelling session for young children at the Gateway Theatre Dance Studio. March’s theme is Adventure Awaits. Sessions are short, welcoming, and well-suited to kids who love being read to. A calm, low-key choice for a weekend morning before heading somewhere busier in the afternoon. 21 March, it will be storyteller Misha with Zog and the Unfinished Map.

• When: 21 March (also 7, 14, 28 Mar)
• Where: Gateway Theatre Dance Studio, 3615 Jalan Bukit Merah
• Age: Young children
• Admission Price: Free
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Enjoy Family Dinner

After this packed weekend, reward everyone with a great meal out. Check out BusyKidd’s guide to Top Restaurants With Kids Eat Free Deals In Singapore to save a little extra while you’re at it.

This is one of the strongest weekends of the entire school holidays. Whether you are catching the last day of Beach Fest, hunting for Easter eggs at Mandai, or staying up late for the Anime Garden concerts, there is something genuinely good here for every kind of family. Enjoy every minute of it!

Featured Image Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore via Facebook