Hello December! We are mid-way through year-end school holidays! Wondering what to do for the upcoming weekend? Check out our guide to fun ideas and activities that are taking place over the weekend of 6 to 7 December in Singapore!
What to Do During this Weekend in Singapore, 6 to 7 December 2025
UE Square’s Cosmic Space Expedition
6 December, UE Square
Blast off to a galaxy of fun as UE Square transforms into an interstellar playground where little astronauts can go on a Cosmic Space Expedition on 6 December 2025.
UE SQUARE’S COSMIC SPACE EXPEDITION: Have An Out-Of-This-World Adventure!
CARNIVAL OF CHRISTMAS CHEER: Celebrate and Win at Plantation Plaza and Northshore Plaza!
SNOW MUCH TO CELEBRATE: Christmas Fun at The Centrepoint
Kids can journey through interstellar space, intercept incoming asteroids, take aim at UFOs, and more for a thrilling cosmic adventure in December. There will be fun workshops and exciting stage shows too!
EQUAL’s Christmas at the Stables 2025
6 to 7 December 2025, EQUAL Stables
Looking for a Christmas celebration that goes beyond malls and crowds, something refreshing, meaningful, fun, and memorable? Christmas at the Stables by EQUAL is an answer!
Happening on 6 to 7 December 2025, from 9 am to 7 pm at EQUAL, this is a perfect chance to celebrate the holiday season with gentle therapy horses, festive lights, fun-filled carnival activities, and support EQUAL and their therapy horses-caretaking cause.
Carnival of Christmas Cheer
6 to 7 December, Plantation Plaza
At the heart of the carnival are eight Christmas-themed game stalls, designed to bring out the festive spirit in every shopper. Among the highlights is the Reindeer Ring Toss, where players test their aim by tossing rings onto cheerful reindeer antlers. Another crowd favourite is Ornament Bounce, a lively challenge involving pickleballs where participants must bounce the pickleball into designated target areas to win.
These games, along with six other festive stations, offer a delightful mix of fun, laughter, and seasonal charm for shoppers of all ages.
Complete all eight game stalls and you’ll earn one of three adorable Christmas-themed prizes. Choose from a Gingerbread Man water bottle, a Christmas-themed hand towel set, or a charming Christmas tree coaster, perfect holiday keepsakes to bring home or gift to loved ones.
Christmas Wonderland 2025
29 November 2025 to 1 January 2026, Gardens by the Bay
Christmas Wonderland 2025 returns from from 29 November 2025 to 1 January 2026. This year, Singapore’s biggest yuletide festival will be taking the festivities to new heights with over 40 attractions and over 140 hours of entertainment. For the first time ever, visitors can catch Flying Santa soaring above Gardens by the Bay. They can also say hello to Father Christmas and reindeer quartet at their stable. There will also be a towering Christmas Pyramid, never before seen in Singapore!
Police Community Roadshow
6 to 7 December, Heartbeat@Bedok
Experience an exciting day filled with interactive activities, thrilling games, and captivating live performances at two vibrant heartland locations. This is your chance to get up close with police operations, discover what goes on behind the scenes, and meet the friendly officers who serve our community every day.
Whether you’re curious about police work or simply looking for a fun family outing, there’s something for everyone. For kids and families looking for fun things to do during the November school holidays, there will be at Kids Zone with bouncy castles, a kids uniform photo booth and more at the Police Community Roadshow. You can read more about the experience at the previous Police Community Roadshow here.
Enabling Village’s 10th Anniversary & Enabling Lives Festival
6 to 7 December, Enabling Village
Enabling Village turns 10!
Join Enabling Village in celebrating a decade of inclusion and community as part of the Enabling Lives Festival. Enjoy a vibrant line-up of activities from the i’mable Collective Market and interactive workshops held by our partners to tours and performances by talented persons with disabilities. With exclusive promotions and plenty of fun in store, it’s a joyous occasion for everyone to connect and have a great time together!
Trees of the World
Trees of the World returns to the Singapore Botanic Gardens this December, filling the evening landscape with a gentle festive glow. Native trees decorated by the Gardens’ community light up the Gardens after dusk, creating a warm and inviting trail for visitors from Tanglin Gate all the way to Bukit Timah Gate.
As you wander through the displays, you will notice thoughtful touches on every tree. Handmade, upcycled ornaments crafted from recycled materials catch the soft twinkle of the lights, adding quiet moments of shimmer amongst our lush landscape. Each tree carries the care of the community that lovingly adorned it, bringing a personal warmth to the Gardens this holiday season.
Christmas Train Show
23 Nov 2025 to 4 Jan 2026, Flower Dome
The Christmas Train Show is back! This year, the diversity of trains from Denmark, the USA, and Singapore stop by Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay in a magical snowy setting. Flower Dome’s signature Christmas trees and poinsettias during this special period enhance the warmth of the yuletide season.
Curiosity Cove
Opens 21 Nov, Mandai Wildlife EAST
Now open at Mandai Wildlife EAST, Curiosity Cove invites families with kids between the ages of 3 to 12 to step into an indoor playscape where different nature-inspired environments encourage kids to play and be curious, while exploring the diversity of the natural world and developing an empathy for nature. Find out more about what you can expect at Curiosity Cove.
Changi Festive Village
6 November 2025 to 4 January 2026, Changi Airport and Jewel Changi Airport
Sail to Changi Airport Terminal 3 for a wonder-filled celebration and strike a pose with a ship installation modelled after the Disney Adventure’s bow in Terminal 3. Head to more photo spots around Changi Airport and craft your own DIY keepsake with a minimum spend. There are also meet and greets with Duffy the Disney bear and his Friends on 8 and 9 November 2025, 2 pm, 3 pm, 5.30 pm and 6.30 pm. Get more details about Changi Festive Village 2025.
Into the Modern Exhibition
Ongoing, National Gallery Singapore
Don’t miss this opportunity to view the works of Impressionist masters like Monet at this blockbuster exhibition at National Gallery Singapore. If your child is into art (especially older, primary level children), this is a rare opportunity for him or her to get a view of a world class collection. Find out more about the Into the Modern exhibition.
Join the Wild Patrol at Singapore Zoo
Till 4 January 2026, Singapore Zoo
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Step into a world inspired by Zootopia 2 at Singapore Zoo and help solve a mystery alongside Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde. As part of the Zootopia 2-inspired adventure, visitors can join the wild patrol and follow a trail of clues to find a mysterious new friend, Gary De’Snake. Find out more about how you can join the Wild Patrol at Singapore Zoo.
Wild Rice’s The Emperor’s New Clothes
Till 21 Dec, Wild Rice Theatre
Wild Rice’s annual pantomime has never failed to be a treat. This year’s The Emperor’s New Clothes is done well Singa-style à la mode. The show bursts with energy, inviting audiences into its whimsical world, serving audiences with a refreshing colourful cocktail of music, song and dance that keeps the story flowing seamlessly. Read our review of Wild Rice’s The Emperor’s New Clothes.
Dinosaurs | Extinctions | Us
From 11 Oct, Science Centre Singapore
A humongous dinosaur exhibition has stomped into Singapore at Science Centre Singapore. Go on an extraordinary journey through 400 million years of Earth’s history. The dinosaur showcase features 33 rare fossils and 60 full-scale models.
Pay the a visit to learn more about the dramatic rise and fall of prehistoric life and the five major mass extinction events that have shaped our planet. There are also interactive activities throughout the exhibition and a stamp rally where you can make your own dino-tastic memento. Plus, did you know that Omni-Theatre has a dinosaur show that you can pair together with your visit?
Get more details about Dinosaurs | Extinctions | Us.
The Potter’s Garden
The Potter’s Garden is a hidden park with greenery for nature lovers and play opportunities for families. Originally launched in 2014 as Jurong Eco-Garden, the tranquil green space has been renamed The Potter’s Garden in tribute to Jurong’s pottery legacy. The Potter’s Garden has playgrounds too that cater to families. You can also pay a visit to the Jalan Bahar Clay Studios. Find out more about The Potter’s Garden.
Snow in Singapore
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow in Singapore! The year end season upon us once again and kids can looking forward to play with snow in Singapore. Whether you are looking forward to some “foamy” snow or icy cold stuff, there are many different places where you can find snow in Singapore for the 2025 year-end holidays.
#MyLittleDayOut Giveaway: Win An Inside Out 2 Joy Plush Toy
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Tag us between 20 Nov to 2 Dec 2025 to take part in this Giveaway. Get more details here.
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More Inspirational Ideas for Things to Do Over The Weekend in Singapore with Kids and Family
We hope that you’ve enjoyed these ideas of kid-friendly and family-friendly things to do over the weekend in Singapore. If you have, do check out our list of outdoor playgrounds and indoor playgrounds in Singapore.
