We are Marching into a new month. Planning to head out with the family over the weekend of 7 and 8 March 2026? Here are some other fun things to do this weekend in Singapore.
What to Do During this Weekend in Singapore, 7 & 8 March 2026
A Little Goes A Long Way
6 to 8 March, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Inspired by timeless myths and endless imagination, A Little Goes A Long Way breathes new life into familiar folktales of perseverance, resilience and grit, connecting them with the challenges and dreams of today. Through engaging storytelling, live music, movement, and puppetry, the performers bring the land, ocean and sky to life. Each story opens a “treasure box” of wonder, revealing a lament of crossing the ocean, a painstaking effort of moving a mountain, and the secret of chasing the sun. Learn more about A Little Goes A Long Way and what’s on at the Huayi – Chinese Festival of the Arts.
GIVEAWAY: Win a Pair of Tickets to Family-friendly Show "A Little Goes A Long Way"
Huayi – Chinese Festival of Arts 2026: Family Fun at the Esplanade till 8 March
Win Tickets to A Little Goes a Long Way This Weekend
2 Pairs to be Given Away
Experience Dinosaurs | Extinction | Us before it Closes 23 March
Till 23 March, The Annexe, Science Centre Singapore
Embark on a journey through 400 million years of Earth’s history and be swept by the spectacular DINOSAURS | EXTINCTION | US showcase. The exhibition is ending on 23 March 2026, so don’t miss the chance to witness the dramatic rise and fall of prehistoric life told through life-sized replicas and real fossils.
What’s more, for every ticket purchased from 10 February 2026 onwards, receive a mystery Buh-Bye Dino mystery pin to commemorate the final days of the exhibition with a special keepsake.
Read more about why we loved Dinosaurs | Extinction | Us.
Charlotte’s Web by SRT’s The Little Company
Till 28 March, Drama Centre Theatre, National Library Building
Charlotte’s Web by SRT’s The Little Company tells about the unlikely friendship between Wilbur the pig and Charlotte the spider. This theatre version is magical and humorous telling of 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. Find out more about Charlotte’s Web by SRT’s The Little Company.
Now You See Me Live
Till 8 March 2026, Sands Theatre
Inspired by the Now You See Me film franchise, the live production shares the magic element, and even breaks pass the limitations of the screen, by bringing magical moments before live audiences. Families with young children would be enchanted by the live interactions with the magicians. Read our full review of Now You See Me Live.
Community Chest SG60 Appreciation
7 March, 8.30 am to 4 pm, NEXUS Atrium @ Punggol Coast Mall
Community Chest is holding a meaningful celebration that brings together the spirit of giving and community support. The SG60 Appreciation Ceremony, held in conjunction with Habuan Harapan (“gift of hope” in Malay) festive bags distribution, honours the invaluable contributions of donors, partners, and volunteers in SG60. There will be a Community Fair where you can experience the inspiring work of participating Social Service Agencies through an interactive fair with hand-made handicrafts available for purchase, special performances by service users and opportunities to learn about the social causes, programmes and services offered. Look out for Sharity and Friends Meet-and-Greets too. Get more details about the Community Chest SG60 Appreciation event.
Geylang Serai Bazaar Raya 2026 and Hari Raya Light-up
14 February to 21 March 2026, Geylang Serai
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.
Food from the Heart’s Heart on Wheels
7 and 8 March 2026, WEARNES at 45 Leng Kee Road, Singapore 159103
Food from the Heart’s Heart on Wheels returns this year, rallying the community to donate and aiming to collect 28,000 food items to help families and seniors get the regular meals they need. You can help by driving through on Saturday and Sunday, 7 and 8 March 2026 with your food donations, sponsoring a food bundle for a lower-income family or underprivileged student, or simply helping to spread the word. Find out more about Food from the Heart’s Heart on Wheels.
Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience
5 March to 30 April, HyperDrive
LEGO has gone full throttle at HyperDrive from 5 March to 30 April! Head to HyperDrive at The Palawan @ Sentosa for the Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience, along with an indoor gamified electric go-kart circuit ride. Gearheads and Auto buffs will want to head to HyperDrive where participants can build LEGO, complete missions and collect stamps on their mission card to redeem an exclusive LEGO Racer Minifig! Find out more about the Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience.
Pokémon Truck
6 March to 5 April, Various locations
The Pokémon Truck brings the world of Pokémon Pokopia to life with a dedicated Nintendo Switch 2 interactive gaming space featuring five game stations where players can explore Pokémon Pokopia, the life simulation game which allows the player to shape the world around them and build a cozy new life with Pokémon. The experience extends outside the truck with a lively event area featuring special Pikachu appearances and a family-friendly colouring zone for young children to unleash their creativity by colouring their own versions of their favourite Pokémon. Visitors can also snap unforgettable memories at the Pokémon Pokopia photo zone and themed photo booth. This weekend, the Pokémon Truck will be at Bugis+. Get the latest details about the Pokémon Truck.
Korea Travel Fair 2026
6 to 8 March, Plaza Singapura
Planning a trip to Korea this year? Pay a visit to more than 20 exhibitors, including Regional Tourism Organizations from Jeju, Busan, and Gangwon, and major travel agencies offering event-only promotions and packages at the Korea Travel Fair this weekend. A three-zone event layout across the Main Atrium, The Alley, and Canopy Plaza, featuring travel discovery, cultural experiences, and live showcase. There are also K-food experiences, including tastings, a culinary showcase with celebrity chefs, and on-site food activations,
K-beauty and K-wellness activations, featuring skincare consultations, demonstrations, and interactive experiences and hands-on cultural workshops. Get more details about the Korea Travel Fair 2026.
Hello From The Wild: Meet Falabellas
Singapore Zoo
Giddy up to meet four of the zoo’s most charming residents — Arabella, Lavena, Flamenca, and Fabel — the adorable Falabellas who are sure to steal your heart. These miniature horses may be small in size, but they are big in personality and full of character. During this special encounter, guests will learn fascinating facts about each Falabella’s unique personality and bond with their caregivers. This 20-minute session runs every Tuesday and Saturday from 10.30 am to 10.50 am. Get more details about Hello From the Wild at Singapore Zoo.
Bras Basah.Bugis Open House
7 and 8 March, 1 pm to 8.30 pm, Bras Basah Complex
Held in collaboration with the Bras Basah Complex Merchant Association, the two-day event spotlights Bras Basah Complex as one of the key creative hubs within the BBB precinct. Titled “New Chapter”, the Open House signals the precinct’s next phase as Singapore’s Creative District. Over the weekend, visitors can enjoy live performances, an outdoor movie screening, a creative craft market, guided walking tours and a complex-wide stamp rally. Get more details about the Bras Basah.Bugis Open House.
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.
