Looking for fun activities to do with the kids and family over the weekend of 27 and 28 April 2024? We’ve got a bunch of ideas to help you make your plans for the weekend with your family. From a miniature exhibition to an open house, these are all fun and novel things to do over the weekend. Get your dose of inspiration here!
What to Do This Weekend in Singapore with Kids: 27 to 28 April 2024
Drone Show: The Journey of theh Firefish – [On Friday Evening]
CQ @ Clarke Quay is officially launching on Friday, 26 April. Head down on Friday evening to watch a drone show, The Journey of the Firefish, scheduled for 9 pm (subject to change). The Fire Fish is an urban myth brought to life by local street artists, Yip Yew Chong and tobyato, that will take audiences on a visual journey through CQ @ Clarke Quay’s rich history, from its maritime roots to the bustling lifestyle destination of today. There will also be fringe performances at the launch. Get the details here.
While at CQ @ Clarke Quay, you can check out RollerMania 4.0 and the all-new White Rabbit Pop-up Cafe too.
Malay Heritage Centre’s AidilFEASTri Raya Festival 2024
Malay Heritage Centre is holding a special celebration for Hari Raya Aidilfitri at the Indian Heritage Centre on Saturday, 27 April 2024. Centred around the theme of food, this year’s iteration will serve up a buffet of programmes, activities and displays highlighting the culinary traditions and intangible cultural heritage practices related to Hari Raya. Programme highlights include larger-than-life food replicas of iconic Hari Raya dishes such as mutton biryani, sayur lodeh, and assorted kuih; a cooking demonstration with MasterChef Singapore finalist Chef Ilya Nur Fadhly; and a Teh Tarik-making workshop by Tarik.SG! For more details, visit the Malay Heritage Centre peatix site and to register for programmes.
M.A.P. (Many Alternative Possibilities) At The Artground
Get ready to venture into the futuristic landscape of transportation with M.A.P. (Many Alternative Possibilities) at The Artground at Goodman Arts Centre. The exhibition brings to life the imaginative world of future transport possibilities. Have an adventure at the Bendy Bus, then hop onto the Roller Coaster MRT and explore the other areas. Find out more about M.A.P. (Many Alternative Possibilities) At The Artground.
Hair for Hope
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Children’s Cancer Singapore’s signature Hair for Hope event is back. The three-month long campaign will kick-off on 28 April 2024, Sunday, 10 am to 1 pm with its first satellite event held at Kong Meng San Phor Kark See Monastery. Join the fight against childhood cancer. Walk-ins are welcome. Get more details about Hair for Hope 2024.
Pay a Visit to the Live Turtle & Tortoise Museum
The Live Turtle & Tortoise Museum is still open at Khatib! Pay a visit to this unique place located in Khatib where kids (and adults) have the chance to interact with turtles and tortoises. It is an experience that is fun for the whole family. Head down and lend your support to the Live Turtle & Tortoise Museum. To learn more, you can read our recent interview with Connie Tan who runs the museum.
New Jewel Light Show
Jewel Changi Airport has a new five-minute Rain Vortex show created by world renowned water feature designer WET and features unique elements of Jewel’s offerings, such as its iconic façade and lush floral and greenery, in a crescendo of uplifting tunes that celebrate the vibrancy of Jewel. Find out more about the new Jewel Light show.
Roarr! Dinosaur Adventure Park 2.0 at Let’s Play @ Marina Square
This weekend, ride on an adventure car and explore every single dinosaur in the forest, go on a dinosaur ride, jump into the ball pit and have fun on the dino inflatables, be a palaeontologist and dig up dinosaur fossils in the sand pit, play a VR shooting game, and many more! Get more details about Roarr! Dinosaur Adventure Park 2.0 at Let’s Play @ Marina Square.
Small MUJI Exhibition
Japanese lifestyle brand, MUJI, is launching the small MUJI exhibition at Open MUJI Plaza Singapura from 26 April to 25 June 2024. This exhibition will see MUJI’s continuous creativity and versatility in the artworks of Tatsuya Tanaka. Created using MUJI products, the exhibition showcases 16 miniature exhibits alongside three exclusive pieces that pay homage to some of Singapore’s most iconic landmarks for the first time ever in the country. Look through the lens of Tatsuya Tanaka and see familiar objects from new perspectives. The exhibition takes place at MUJI Plaza Singapura, Open MUJI, 68 Orchard Road, #01-10 to 22, Plaza Singapura, Singapore 238839. Admission is free.
Azaleas of Shangri-La and
Azaleas of Shangri-La, Gardens by the Bay’s latest floral display at the Orchid Haven at Cloud Forest provides a glimpse into paradise on earth as interpreted by the attraction’s horticulturists. In addition, there is an exhibition of Weird but True facts at the Crystal Mountain area. You can also pair a visit to the Cloud Forest with a visit to Flower Dome to view the sakura. Get more details about Azaleas of Shangri-La at the Cloud Forest.
Tropical Play Forest Playground at Changi Airport
The Tropical Play Forest Playground provides kids with a chance to get lost in an otter-ly enchanting forest of fun at Changi Airport Terminal 3. Kids can explore a treehouse, dive into a ball pit and go round and round a coconut tree. Admission to the Tropical Play Forest Playground is ticketed.
Find out more details about the Tropical Play Forest Playground.
Buona Vista Community Node
Want to head outdoor with the family over the weekend? How about taking a walk along the southern stretch of the Rail Corridor? You can make a pit stop at the new Buona Vista Community Node, where there is a playground for kids. Get more details about the Buona Vista Community Node along the Rail Corridor.
Plan Ahead for Your Next Holiday
It is never too early to start planning ahead for the June holidays. Check out our guide on kid-friendly things to do during a Hong Kong family holiday. We have sussed out the best things to do with a variety of activities that both adults and kids will enjoy. Get the best ideas for a Hong Kong holiday with kids.
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.
