Wondering what to do this weekend in Singapore, 24 to 25 January 2026? If you nee some inspiration for fun things to do over the weekend with family and friends, we have just the list for you. Here is a look at what’s on this weekend in Singapore.
What to Do During this Weekend in Singapore, 24 to 25 January 2026
Museum Roundtable Lunar New Year Hongbao Campaign
The National Heritage Board’s much-loved Museum Roundtable Hongbao Campaign is trotting back in 2026 to celebrate the Year of the Horse. This year’s campaign stars an adorable horse mascot that’s been creatively reimagined into 49 unique designs, each inspired by one of the participating museums, heritage institutions, and galleries. This is a great reason to head out and explore the museums in Singapore such as Children’s Museum Singapore, Science Centre Singapore and more. Find out more about this year’s Museum Roundtable Hongbao Campaign.
Light To Night Singapore 2026
Civic District, 8 to 31 January
The 10th edition of Light to Night Singapore kicks off 2026 with the theme “The Power in Us” and returning favourites like light projections on the facade of the institutions around the Civic District, a series of interactive art installations and free and ticketed programmes. Find out more about Light to Night Singapore 2026.
ACM Adventures: Hear Me Roar
25 January 2026, 11 am to 4 pm, Asian Civilisations Museum
Inspired by the majestic lion, this first edition of this year’s ACM Adventure is a chance for families and their little ones to enjoy a lion dance performance, engaging drama and storytelling performances, and hands-on crafts. Visitors will also be able to join a free play session to dress up and learn the graceful movements of lion dancing to end the day. Get more details about ACM Adventures.
Spring Blossoms
16 January to 1 March 2026, Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
In the Year of the Horse, eight majestic, life-sized horse lanterns handcrafted by Chinese artisans using techniques that originated in the Tang Dynasty over a thousand years ago take centre stage at Flower Dome. Admire the horses as they cavort amid plum blossoms, orchids, chrysanthemums and bamboo — plants collectively known as the “Four Gentlemen” of Chinese art and philosophy. Get more details about Spring Blossoms 2026.
Heng Ong Huat @ Chinatown Smith Street CNY Festive Market
24 January to 1 February, 10 am to 9 pm, Smith Street
Heng Ong Huat @ Chinatown Smith Street CNY Festive Market is a nine-day celebration organised by the Chinatown Business Association (CBA). Taking place from 24 January to 1 February 2026 (10am to 9pm daily), the CNY Festive Market marks the first time Chinese New Year festivities are being held along the newly rejuvenated Smith Street.
The CNY Festive market brings Chinese New Year customs to life through engaging stage performances and hands-on workshops. Beyond watching the festivities unfold, visitors are invited to participate and create meaningful Lunar New Year moments of their own. While selected workshops are ticketed, all performances and walkabout activities are free for the public. There will also be lion dance performances and workshops conducted by established troupes. Get more details here.
Get Started with Your CNY Shopping
It is never too soon to start shopping for Chinese New Year. Want to score some deals? Find out what CNY Factory & Warehouse Sales are going on this year.
Abalone Market Plush Experience
Pick up and cute Abalone Darling at a Chinese New Year pop-up at FairPrice Xtra at AMK Hub. Choose from six different Abalone Darlings – plush key rings representing auspicious themes such as longevity and love. Each Abalone Darling is priced at $18.80. Get more details about the Abalone Market Plush Experience.
Check a New Lobster Playground in the East
Those staying in Pasir Ris can check out a new lobster playground at Costa Grove. It is one of several at the new estate next to Pasir Ris Park. There is also a mudskipper slide for young kids. Read more about the Costa Grove playgrounds.
A Hotpot, Mala-mazing CNY at Wild Wild Wet
8 January to 2 March 2026, Wild Wild Wet
Wild Wild Wet is going wild for hotpot this Chinese New Year. Hop atop hotpot ingredient inflatables and lounges like shrimp, crabsticks, lotus slices and more scattered around the pool. Jump into a mala-inspired ball and discover life-sized food installations around the water park. Get more details about A Hotpot, Mala-mazing CNY at Wild Wild Wet.
Hangyodon At Wong Fu Fu
North Bridge Road
The Hangyodon pop-up at Wong Fu Fu cafe along North Bridge Road is the first of its kind in Southeast Asia. Launched on 7 January 2026, the limited time, themed pop-up will immerse you into the Sanrio character’s world with cute decor accompanied by an equally kawaii set of menu creations. Find out more about this Hangyodon collab at Wong Fu Fu.
Insects: Microsculptures Magnified
17 January to 19 April 2026, ArtScience Museum
If you are crazy about insects, you won’t want to miss the Insects: Microsculptures Magnified exhibition at ArtScience Museum. The exhibition illuminates the larger-than-life realm of insects, revealing the beauty and intricacy of their forms far beyond what the naked eye can perceive. Read more about Insects: Microsculptures Magnified.
Food from the Heart CNY Food Donation Drive
24 January, 9 am to 6 pm, Blk 141 Yishun Ring Road #01-12 Singapore 760141
Help raise food to help families in need to celebrate a meaningful and nourishing Chinese New Year! Contribute towards Food From the Heart’s CNY Food Donation Drive at their newest Community Shop @ Chong Pang, where 500 lower-income families are supported monthly. You can drop off your food donations on Saturday, 24 January, 9 am to 6 pm at the shop is located at Blk 141 Yishun Ring Road #01-12 Singapore 760141. Get more details about Food from the Heart’s CNY Food Donation Drive.
T5 in the Making Exhibition
Changi Airport Terminal 3
Through five zones of interactive displays and a scale model plus experiential spaces, see the magic behind the airport of the future. Learn about the history of Changi Airport, the vision and design of Terminal 5 and how Changi Airport addresses challenges of manpower constraints to meet rising air travel demand in Asia with other factors such as an ageing population, and climate change. Find out more about the T5 in the Making Exhibition.
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.
Last Call: Disney’s Beauty And The Beast Musical
Till 25 Jan 2026, Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
It’s a tale as old as time, reimagined with breathtaking new sets, costume designs, and state-of-the-art technology. “Be Our Guest” at Disney’s Beauty and the Beast as it makes its only stop in Asia, right here at Sands Theatre Singapore, and get ready to watch this timeless romance brought to life on stage with great spectacle, grandeur and a touch of nostalgia. As the season enters its closing weekend, a final-week ticket promotion for 20% off tickets is now live for all members of the public. Read more about our experience at Disney’s Beauty And The Beast Musical.
Get Little Day Out’s 2026 Calendar
Want to get a calendar to plan out your new year? Little Day Out’s 2026 Calendar is back by popular demand and available to eNewsletter subscribers. Find out how to get hold of Little Day Out’s free 2026 Calendar.
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.
