Planning out your weekend? Take the kids for a fun game of mini golf or go on the hunt for some collectibles around town. How about checking out a “newish” playground in the East or meeting a life-sized alien? Check out our ideas for things to do do this weekend in Singapore, 25 and 26 March 2023.
What to Do This Weekend in Singapore, 25 & 26 March 2023
Tasty Golf Par-Tee at The Star Vista
Go for a round of mini golf amongst pizza, dim sum, cake, bubble tea and more at The Star Vista. Simply spend a minimum of $30 in three or fewer same-day receipts to redeem an entrance pass for a round of golf around the cute and quirky mini golf course before it closes on 26 March. Find out more about Tasty Golf Par-Tee at The Star Vista.
Optimus Prime and Optimus Primal
Strike a heroic pose and snap a picture with Optimus Prime and Optimus Primal at the Silver Leaf Garden at Gardens by the Bay. The pair are part of the Transformers: Rise of the Beast Statues World Tour. Get more details here.
Sakura
Pay a visit to view the cherry and plum blossoms at the Flower Dome. Take a walk through a Pokemon Forest and view various sights on this train travel-inspired Sakura display at Gardens by the Bay. You can also view a live tea ceremony demonstration at the Flower Dome’s South American Garden at certain timings on 25 and 26 March 2023.
Singapore International Coin Fair
Ever been curious about the world of coin collecting? The Singapore International Coin Fair 2023, taking place from 24 to 26 March at Sands Expo, is a chance to get a peek into the world of coin collectors. The Singapore Mint will also be present with a special collectible set. Find out more the Singapore International Coin Fair 2023.
Singapore Water Story Exhibition & Water Wally and Sally Meet-and-Greet
Learn about sustainability and water conservation at the Singapore Water Story exhibition at White Sands, Level 3, now ongoing till 26 March 2023. Water Wally and Sally will also be present from 1 pm to 3 pm on 26 March for a meet and greet. This is part of Singapore World Water Day 2023.
Sustainable Singapore Gallery & Marina Barrage Water Playground
Another way to learn about Singapore’s sustainability journey is to pay a visit to Marina Barrage and the Sustainable Singapore Gallery. This 1,600 square metre gallery outlines Singapore’s sustainability journey. After a visit, you can choose to fly a kite at the Barrage’s Green Roof or have a splash about at the water playground.
Tampines Green Foliage Playground
The Tampines Green Foliage Playground at Block 645A Tampines Street 62 is an elevated playground offers kids a chance to have some adventures in the neighbourhood. Head out for a day of outdoor fun at this free neighbourhood playground.
