It is the Grand Prix Singapore Season weekend in Singapore! That means that there are tons of F1-themed events taking place around Singapore. Or maybe you are looking for family-friendly and kid-friendly events and activities this weekend, 10 to 11 October 2026 – especially those that don’t require you to be outdoors with the haze as it is. Whatever your preference, we have some ideas for your weekend – so be sure to check out our list things to do this weekend in Singapore.
What to Do During this Weekend in Singapore, 10 to 11 October 2026
National Museum of Singapore’s History Gallery Reopens and Stories of Everyday
From 10 October, National Museum of Singapore
Learn and refresh your knowledge about Singapore’s past from the 14th century to the present and through the experience understand more about your identity at the Singapore History Gallery. And, to celebrate the 139th anniversary, there will will also have a living and design market, craft activities, performances and more. Get more details about the Singapore History Gallery.
Sunflower Surprise
From 9 October 2026, Gardens by the Bay
Experience a pop of cheery, natural yellow hues at Sunflower Surprise: Garden by the Ocean at the Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay, the attraction’s first Portuguese-themed display. Take pictures with bright sunflowers and view a recreation of Alfama, one of the Portuguese capital’s oldest neighbourhoods. Find out more about Sunflower Surprise 2026.
Orchard Paddock and Other F1-themed Events
8 to 11 October 2026, Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza
Orchard Paddock transforms Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza into a race-inspired experience with activity pit spots such as racing simulators and a drift track, as well as car displays. Grab a bite at the F&B vendors and enjoy games on stage too. Read more about Orchard Paddock.
Discover more F1-themed events taking place in Singapore.
World Post Day
8 to 11 Oct, SingPost Centre
Go on a stamp rally and rediscover the world of stamps at SingPost Centre to mark World Post Day. View and exhibition and visit the various booths and more. Get more details about World Post Day at SingPost Centre.
BuzzAttack Singapore
From 30 Sep, Clarke Quay Central Mall
Ever wondered what it would be like to take part in a TV game show rather than simply watch one? BuzzAttack is an immersive game show experience inspired by familiar television game shows. The 60-minute experience combines trivia, reflexes, memory and other challenges, with an AI host guiding players through the games. Find out more about BuzzAttack Singapore.
Sesame Street Magical Art World Chapter 2
From 1 October, Marina Square
Celebrate art and creativity with the beloved characters of Sesame Street at Marina Square Singapore’s Magical Art World Chapter 2. Enter into an immersive, multi-sensory space where kids and adults can see, touch and interact with art in playful ways – together with the help of global artists. Get more details about Sesame Street Magical Art World Chapter 2.
KFC x Ranger Buddies Collaboration
From 1 October
Launching on 1 October 2026, the new KFC x Ranger Buddies collaboration with Mandai X combines collectible wildlife cards, digital missions and Ranger Buddies experiences at Singapore Zoo. Find out more about the KFC x Ranger Buddies Collaboration in Mandai.
SJ60 Event at Takashimaya Square
Till 11 October, Takashimaya Square, Ngee Ann City Basement 2
The SJ60 Event at Takashimaya Square is a chance to shop for Japanese products and even experience Japanese culture. And there are various Japanese food stalls too. There will also be special appearances and performances on 3 and 4 October. Get more details about SJ60 Event at Takashimaya Square.
LEGO F1 Experience the Thrill
1 to 18 October, Suntec City
From 1 to 18 October 2026, Experience The Thrill at Suntec City with F1-themed LEGO activities at Atrium (Towers 3 & 4) and around the mall. View life-sized LEGO builds and take hands-on challenges, plus there are many photo opportunities and exclusive promotions too. Find out more about LEGO F1 Experience the Thrill.
Sacred Caves: Dunhuang, Buddhism, And The Silk Road Exhibition
25 September to 7 March, Asian Civilisations Museum
Asian Civilisations Museum’s latest exhibition, Sacred Caves: Dunhuang, Buddhism, and the Silk Road, features four life-size reproductions of the Mogao Caves. The exhibition of Buddhist arts features original paintings, sculptures, manuscripts, textiles and devotional objects. It also has various kid-friendly elements including a stamping trail where visitors can redeem a blind box, and a digital trail with activities at the museum lobby. Find out more about Sacred Caves: Dunhuang, Buddhism, And The Silk Road at Asian Civilisations Museum.
Auntie Anne’s 30th Birthday: “Kids Eat Free Stix”
Every Saturday and Sunday in October
Auntie Anne’s celebrates 30 years in Singapore, and its sister brand rrooll turns 5 – both falling right alongside Children’s Day month! To celebrate, there will be Kid Eats Free Weekends and a $0.50 cinnamon roll special!
Dopamine Land
Resorts World Sentosa
Looking for some indoor fun? Step into Dopamine Land where interactive, themed rooms provide a celebration of happiness. A neon realm will to transport visitors into a kaleidoscope of vivid colour, while a tranquil oasis featuring a dreamlike forest also awaits. Find out more about Dopamine Land.
Hidden World: Creepy Crawlies Of Singapore
Till 31 March 2027, Fort Canning Centre
Discover the domain of tiny insects and arachnids at Fort Canning Centre’s Hidden World: Creepy Crawlies of Singapore Exhibition. Located at the top floor of the 100-year-old building, the exhibition combines both photographs and live specimens to shed light on the hidden world that is all around us. Find out more about the Hidden World exhibition.
Family-friendly Cafes & Restaurants
Families who are dining out might prefer kid-friendly restaurants with playgrounds and play spaces. Not only do the children get to play safely at a distance, parents and caregivers can dine in peace or have an uninterrupted conversation with fellow adults. We love it when F&B places and cafes include a play area just for children where they can happily play and socialise while parents dine nearby. Why not check out one of these kid-friendly dining spots this weekend.
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.
