Hooray, the March school holidays are just around the corner! With school out from Saturday, 23 March to Sunday, 29 March 2026, parents looking for fun and engaging activities have many options of fun things to do during the March school holidays 2026 with kids in Singapore.
Things to Do During the March School Holidays in Singapore 2026
The months just whizzed by and the March school holidays 2026 are just around the corner, and Singapore is bursting with exciting activities and events to keep your little ones entertained!
From family-friendly theatre productions, immersive exhibitions, thrilling outdoor adventures to interactive workshops and spectacular festivals, there’s something for every interest and age group. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, make the most of the March holidays with our top picks of fun and memorable experiences in Singapore.
Charlotte’s Web by SRT’s The Little Company
Many of us grew up reading the heartwarming tale about an unlikely friendship between Wilbur the pig and Charlotte the spider. It’s time to introduce the kids to an extraordinary theatre version of Charlotte’s Web presented by SRT’s The Little Company! It’s going to be a magical, humorous and thrilling time with the family at the theatre with E.B. White’s beloved book.
It’s the perfect chance for kids to experience the magic of live theatre through a wholesome tale about friendship, courage and the power of kindness that has endured decades. The first three weekends are already selling out fast, with tickets from $32. Get a family package of four at 15% off.
When: 25 February to 28 March 2026
Where: Drama Centre Theatre, National Library Building, Level 3
Recommended for ages 4 and above
Website: Charlotte’s Web by Singapore Repertory Theatre
Last Chance to See The Patagotitan – The World’s Largest Known Dinosaur Ever Discovered
Don’t miss the final weeks of DINOSAURS | EXTINCTION | US, ending on 23 March 2026 at Science Centre Singapore. This is your last chance to go on the journey across 400 million years of Earth’s history and learn about dramatic rise and fall of prehistoric life. View the jaw-dropping highlight, the Patagotitan mayorum, the largest land animals to have ever walked the earth. In addition, meet “Scotty” the largest Tyrannosaurus rex ever found. Get up close to the prehistoric creatures and feel their aura before they disappear.
More surprises await visitors at the epic exhibition. For every ticket purchased from 10 February 2026, receive a Buh-Bye Dino mystery pin to commemorate the final days of the exhibition! There are multiple designs available. Collect all the designs before the limited edition pins run out.
Grab your tickets to DINOSAURS | EXTINCTION | US before they go extinct!
Where: The Annexe, Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road
When: Till 23 March, 10 am to 5 pm (Tuesdays to Sundays)
Admission: Singaporeans and Permanent Residents* – $19.90 (adult), $16.90 (child);
Standard Admission – $39.90 (adult), $35.90 (child)
*Ticket prices for Singaporean and PRs include complimentary admission to Science Centre Singapore.
Ticketing Website: DINOSAURS | EXINCTIONS | US
Tembusu Park
Tembusu Park playground has reopened! The refreshed playground in Choa Chu Kang features a towering, treehouse-themed play structure, a conveyor belt sand play area, zipline, netted spinner and more for kids to enjoy.
Dominating the Tembusu Park playground is its tall treehouse-themed play structure.
Made up of three interconnected structures, a feature of this first play area is a straight open slide that come down from more than two metres above the ground.
An interesting feature that can be found at the Tembusu Park playground is a sand play area. The sand pit has a series of play equipment that is designed to look like conveyor belt or assembly line. At the far end of the assembly line, there is a weighing scale where kids can play-pretending that they are measuring up the completed product.
Where: Along Choa Chu Kang Avenue 2
ACM Let’s Play Exhibition: The Art & Design of Asian Games
Running till 7 June 2026, families can play and make memories at ACM’s exhibition and make use of the SG Culture Pass too! Let’s Play exhibition shows just how much thought and creativity went into the beautiful creation of the games we, as a society, used to play, and still play today. It marries art and design, revealing how geography, history and culture have been delicately woven into game-making and playing.
See well-loved board games and card games on display, plus challenge a robot to a game of chess. There is also a section with larger-than-life games and games to play with friends and family.
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum
When: Now till 7 June 2026
How much: From $12 per adult, free for students, senior citizens and persons with disability
CHAGEE Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie
Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie invites visitors to re-experience tea beyond taste or smell. It also appeals to sight, touch, hearing and thought, reconnecting visitors back to the core of what defines makes us human beings.
The multi-sensory journey reveals how tea drinking reflects human life itself, turning a simple cup into a moment of mindfulness, one that spans cultures and time. Expect to encounter installations inspired by tea leaves, fragrance-led experiences and tactile explorations of tea-making tools.
The multi-sensory journey reveals how tea drinking reflects human life itself, turning a simple cup into a moment of mindfulness, one that spans cultures and time. Expect to encounter installations inspired by tea leaves, fragrance-led experiences and tactile explorations of tea-making tools.
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum
When: 28 January to 7 June 2026
How much: From $12 per adult, free for students, senior citizens and persons with disability
Final Call at Gallery Children’s Biennale
Head to the Gallery Children’s Biennale 2025 at National Gallery Singapore happening till 29 March 2026! Expect multi-sensory and immersive installations where art meets play all free to visit. If you are looking for something to do during the school holidays, this is a good activity – plus it is free admission!
Step into a magical world at the Gallery Children’s Biennale 2025 to hang out with quirky animal friends, create your own digital art and dance your heart out. This year marks the Gallery Children’s Biennale’s fifth anniversary and the event features eight amazing installations that will spark joy, kindness, love, and dreams in kids of all ages.
Where: National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Road
When: Till 29 March 2026, 10 am to 7 pm daily
Website: Gallery Children’s Biennale 2025
Admission is Free
ParkEdge @ Bidadari Playgrounds
Kids that love scampering about will find themselves in good company at the ParkEdge @ Bidadari Playground where there is a squirrel playground. Younger kids will also discover a snail playground where they can take it at a not-too-sluggish pace either!
The brown Sand Squirrel playground structure hides a vertical play space inside that kids can explore. In addition to the squirrel play structure, there is also a green plant-themed climbing structure.
Where: 227A to 227B Bartley Walk
Water play at ActiveSG Sport Park @ Teck Ghee
ActiveSG Sport Park @ Teck Ghee has recently and offers many amenities such as water playground, multi-generational pool, expansive gym, calming pod, basketball court, futsal court and more.
It has many fun elements such as three slides, a splash bucket, fountains and water blasters suitable for the very young to the tweens. The main play structure is surrounded by mounds with water spouts and a very shallow stream suitable for the toddlers playing.
Where: 1771 Ang Mo Kio Ave 1, Singapore 569978
How much: Entry charges start from $0.60
Bulim Park
Bulim Park Playground is just beside Jurong West Street 22. The large, red net playground spans three levels and presents plenty of climbing opportunities for kids between the ages of 5 to 12 years old. There are multiple ways for kids to reach the second level of the playground from the ground level. Cargo net ramps and vertical entryways are some of the ways to get up to the second level.
A curved, enclosed slide leads downwards from the top of the playground structure.
Take a walk along the linear park and you will find pockets of sand play areas, fitted with different pieces of play equipment.
Where: Near 276 Jurong West Street 25
Disney on Ice: Magic in the Stars
From 14 to 21 March, join the Disney troop as they journey through the stories of Cinderella, Aladdin, and Toy Story, and the current favourites Encanto, Frozen 2 and Moana. Meet Mickey and Minnie on the ice rink to create enchanted memories.
Join Mickey and Minnie as they journey through the timeless stories of Cinderella, Aladdin, and Toy Story, and today’s favorites Encanto, Frozen 2, and Moana. Create enchanted memories at Disney On Ice presents Magic in the Stars!
When: 14, 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22 Mar 2026, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets: Disney on Ice Presents Magic in the Stars
NOX: Confessions of a Machine Exhibition
NOX is an immersive “Art+Tech” exhibition by artist Lawrence Lek, making its Southeast Asian debut at the ArtScience Museum. Set in a near-future smart city, the exhibition transforms the gallery into a clinical rehabilitation center run by the fictional Farsight Corporation.
Here, sentient self-driving cars that have developed human-like “mental health problems,” such as depression or burnout, are sent for re-training and psychological treatment. The narrative centers on characters like Enigma-76, a moody delivery vehicle, and Guanyin, an AI carebot therapist who is herself experiencing emotional fatigue from the demanding labor of treating these machines.
The experience is designed as a “deconstructed video game” where visitors participate as trainee psychologists at interactive touchscreen stations.
Where: ArtScience Museum Basement Gallery
When: 23 January to 19 April 2026
Singapore Residents: Adult – from $13; Concession – from $10
Tourists: Adult – from $15; Concession – from S$12
Tickets available from ArtScience Museum’s website
Insects: Microsculptures Magnified
Insects: Microsculptures Magnified at the ArtScience Museum features 37 monumental, high-magnification portraits of insects captured by award-winning British photographer Levon Biss.
These larger-than-life images reveal the intricate “microsculpture” of the insect world—details like iridescent armor, saw-toothed mandibles, and velvet-like textures that are normally invisible to the naked eye. To achieve this extraordinary clarity, each portrait is painstakingly created from over 8,000 individual photographs using a bespoke photo rig and microscope lenses, resulting in massive prints that allow visitors to appreciate the complex beauty of these tiny creatures on a grand scale.
Where: ArtScience Museum Basement Gallery
When: 23 January to 19 April 2026
Singapore Residents: Concession – from $5 till 28 Feb
Tourists: Adult – from $9; Concession – from S$7
Tickets available from ArtScience Museum’s website
Have Fun with Kid-friendly Things to Do During the March Holidays 2026
We hope that you have a great time during the first school holiday break of 2026. There are so many fun things to do during the March school holidays 2026 in Singapore!
