It is the week before Chinese New Year and also Valentine’s Day this weekend, as well as the start of some of the festivities for Hari Raya. if you are wondering what’s on or what fun things there are to do over the weekend with family and friends, check out our list of what’s on this weekend, 14 and 15 February 2026, in Singapore.
What to Do During this Weekend in Singapore, 14 & 15 February 2026
Huat’s In The Neigh-bourhood
14 Feb, 11 am to 2 pm: Canberra Plaza, Limbang Shopping Centre
15 Feb, 11 am to 2 pm: Kampung Admiralty, Pioneer Mall
Lunar New Year festivities are coming to heartland neighbourhoods all around Singapore as part of Huat’s in the Neighbourhood! This weekend, head to Canberra Plaza, Limbang Shopping Centre, Kampung Admiralty and Pioneer Mall to enjoy fun and games, lion dance performances and cultural activities for the whole family. There will also be a chance to meet and pet a pony at Limbang Shopping Centre and Kampung Admiralty.
Get more details about Huat’s in the Neighbourhood.
River Hongbao 2026
From 15 February 2026, Gardens by the Bay
From 15 to 24 February, River Hongbao 2026 is set to dazzle Gardens by the Bay with lanterns, cultural showcases, fireworks, amusement rides and performances for the Year of the Horse. This well-loved Chinese New Year event is celebrating its 40th anniversary and visitors can look forward to entertainment and community celebration over the 10 days of the free admission event. Get more details about River Hongbao 2026.
ActiveSG Sport Park @ Teck Ghee
ActiveSG Sport Park @ Teck Ghee has recently opened in December 2025! It is sited on the former Ang Mo Kio Swimming Complex site and offers many amenities such as water playground, multi-generational pool, expansive gym, calming pod, basketball court, futsal court and more. Have a splash at the water playground with water plasters, fountains, three slides and more!
Geylang Serai Bazaar Raya 2026
14 February to 21 March 2026, Geylang Serai
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Experience the heart of Ramadan at Singapore’s most iconic festive bazaar — where heritage, culture and community come together in a vibrant celebration of togetherness. Wander through beautifully illuminated walkways, discover a thoughtfully curated mix of traditional favourites and contemporary creations, and enjoy the lively atmosphere that has made Geylang Serai a beloved Ramadan destination for generations. Get more details about the Geylang Serai Bazaar Raya 2026.
Chinatown Chinese New Year Light-Up
30 January to 18 March 2026, 7 pm to 12 am
The Chinatown Street Light-Up takes place from 30 January to 18 March 2026, 7 pm to 12 am. Pay it a visit to shop at the festive market and soak in the atmosphere around the historic district. Get more details about what’s on in Chinatown for Chinese New Year 2026.
LEGO Make & Take Activity at the LEGO Botanicals Bloom Bar Pop-Up
Till 15 February
At the LEGO Make & Take Activity, visitors, including both adults and children, are invited to take part in a hands-on building activity where they can create their very own LEGO Rose Stalk. The LEGO Make & Take Activity happens every Friday to Sunday from 6 to 15 February, 11 am to 9 pm. What’s more, you may be able to spot the Bloom Squad Guys at places like Tampines Mall and Jurong Mall this weekend. Get more details all these LEGO activities blooming up.
Lunar New Year at Chinese Garden
Take an evening stroll through Chinese Garden at Jurong Lake Gardens and soak in the festive atmosphere with lanterns and a light show at Lunar New Year 2026 at Chinese Garden. This weekend, there will also be a performance by Singapore Chinese Orchestra on 7 February at the Ficus Lawn. Get more details about Lunar New Year at Chinese Garden.
Tembusu Park Playground
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 and more for kids to enjoy. Get more details about the refreshed Tembusu Park Playground.
National Stadium Experience (with Inflatable Playground!)
14 & 15 Feb, 9 am to 9 pm
Pay a visit to the National Stadium and step onto the very pitch where rugby champions have battled or simply bring a mat and relax while taking in the iconic stadium views. The inflatables will be set up at the National Stadium this weekend. It is a chance for kids to have some fun bouncing about and sliding down the inflatable playgrounds. Get more details about the National Stadium Experience.
CHAGEE’s Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie at Asian Civilisations Museum
28 January 2026 to 7 June 2026, Asian Civilisations Museum
Step into Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie at Asian Civilisations Museum and be immersed into a showcase that explores tea as a deeply human ritual shaped by centuries of craftsmanship, stories, and practices, while continuing to evolve through modern creativity.
A collaboration between Asian Civilisations Museum, international tea brand CHAGEE and the Singapore Tourism Board, Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie will run daily from 28 January 2026 to 7 June 2026 at the museum at Empress Place.
The Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie exhibition is complemented by a CHAGEE pop-up that will offer a full selection of beverages, as well as merchandise previously accessible only in China.
Lion Dance Craft
Lion dances are boisterous and fun, attracting plenty of attention and crowds. Why not hold your own lion dance at home with a lion dance craft that you can make together with the kids. Using simple household items, you can create your own lion dance model that you can even get to dance about – plus we have a free template available. Find out how to make a dancing lion dance craft.
Watch a Lion Dance Performance
Lion Dance season is here! Wondering where to to watch lion dance performances over the Chinese New Year 2026 in Singapore? Check out our list of lion dance performances taking place around Singapore.
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.
