Wondering what to do this weekend in Singapore? If you need some inspiration for things to do this weekend, 11 to 12 July 2026 in Singapore, look no further! Here’s a look at what’s on over the weekend.
What to Do During this Weekend in Singapore, 11 to 12 July 2026
Orchid Extravaganza
3 July to 10 August 2026, Flower Dome
Orchid Extravaganza spotlights the rich heritage and diversity across eight regions of Indonesia. The flower display features more than 7,000 orchids, including native species and varieties. Presented in partnership with the Ministry of Creative Economy of Indonesia and the Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Singapore, the display includes woven artworks and larger-than-life sculptural pieces using the traditional anyaman weaving technique with coconut leaves and bamboo. Get more details about Orchid Extravaganza 2026.
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Singapore Garden Festival
4 to 12 July, Gardens by the Bay
Be enchanted by exquisite garden and floral displays, and experience the magic and wonder of the world of garden and floral design at the biennial Singapore Garden Festival (SGF). The festival brings together top award-winning landscape and garden designers, florists and horticulturists from around the world to team up with Singapore’s own talented horticulturists.
Amongst the festival highlights include the Show Gardens Competition, Floral Windows to the World Championship, My Living Space, Singapore Gardeners’ Cup and Penjing and Artistic Stone Exhibition and Competition. Get more details about Singapore Garden Festival.
juju world
20 June to 18 July 2026, IMBA Theatre
Bright, quirky, and instantly recognisable with its flower-shaped eye, juju now takes centre stage in juju world, a vibrant new yellow, inflatable experience at IMBA Theatre, Gardens by the Bay. From 20 June to 18 July 2026, families can experience juju world at IMBA Theatre’s Gallery Space, the world’s first inflatable experience inspired by Hendry’s collectible toy series. Find out more about juju world.
Australian Youth Band in Concert 2026
6 pm, 11 July, Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage
The 60-member symphonic band plus an American-style Drumline from Melbourne, Australia, will be performing music from serious classical to musical theatre and film scores, plus some contemporary wind band repertoire. Grab a picnic basket and sit back and enjoy the melodies at this concert this weekend.
Get more details about the Australian Youth Band in Concert 2026.
Little Moments, Big Connection: Mindfulness for Parents & Kids
11.30 am, 11 July, Choa Chu Kang Library
This gentle, playful mindfulness session invites parents and young children (4–6 years) to stretch, breathe, notice their senses, and connect through simple activities that build focus, emotional awareness, and everyday calm. Families will leave with easy tools to pause, reset, and reconnect at home.
Get more details about Little Moments, Big Connection: Mindfulness for Parents & Kids.
Story Building Toolkit with Comics Society
11 July, Harbourfront Library
Go on a step by step journey into the world of storytelling. Start by piecing together a short story sequence using just four simple prompts. Then, guided by Rixou—author of young adult fantasy comic series Pandora’s Scar — explore deeper and discover how to further bring characters, plots, and worlds to life. This programme is suitable for children and teens aged 9 years old and above. Get more details and register for Story Building Toolkit with Comics Society.
Creators Super Fest Singapore 2026
11 and 12 July, Suntec Singapore Hall 403 – 405
Creators Super Fest Singapore 2026 will feature over 200 indie creators, cosplayers and commercial exhibitors, as well as talks and an all-day live show and special guest appearances at Super Akiba Stage. For the first time, budding talent from local tertiary institutions will also have a chance to showcase their work. Find out more and get tickets to Creators Super Fest Singapore 2026.
A Magical Island Adventure: Let’s Set Sail With Disney Cruise Line
24 Jun to 20 Sep, Sentosa
A Magical Island Adventure: Let’s Set Sail With Disney Cruise is a first-of-its-kind large scale adventure where Sentosa transforms into a day-to-night adventure from 24 June to 20 September 2026. You can take share-worthy photos with installations inspired by the Disney Adventure and look out for special character meet and greet opportunities. Get more details about A Magical Island Adventure: Let’s Set Sail With Disney Cruise Line.
Jazz in July
July, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
Get in a dose of jazz and experience the vibrancy, spontaneity and excitement of the music. Amongst the performances taking place this weekend include Tap Along!!, which showcases tap dancing with live music, and a performance by the Thomson Swing big band on Sunday, 12 July. Get more details about Jazz in July at Esplanade.
Visit the Revamped Pokémon Center SINGAPORE
Jewel Changi Airport
The newly refreshed Pokémon Center SINGAPORE has a brand new interior design which feels open and welcoming, and also stocks special merchandise inspired by Singapore’s unique heritage. Don’t forget to check out the display at the front of the store featuring the Legendary Pokémon, Solgaleo, and Pikachu, which makes for a great photo spot. Learn more details about the new Pokémon Center SINGAPORE.
Sanrio Hapidanbui Summer
Till 30 August, Adventure Cove Waterpark
Take a dip into the water and float about to enjoy the thrills together with fan-favourites Hangyodon, Kerokerokeroppi, Tuxedosam, Ahirunopekkle, Bad Badtz-Maru, and Pochacco at Adventure Cove Waterpark. The cute characters can be found throughout Adventure Cove Waterpark, creating a kawaii vibe filled with photo spots including adorable inflatables. Find out more about Sanrio Hapidanbui Summer at Adventure Cove Waterpark.
Skypark Sentosa
Siloso Beach
Skypark Sentosa has unveiled its latest attraction, Skyslides by Klook, featuring two towering slide experiences that offer visitors different ways to play. The new attraction introduces Skydrop and The Big Klook Slide, two individual rider slides that stand 44 metres tall.
Together, they form Southeast Asia’s tallest dry slides and add a new dimension to Skypark Sentosa. Skyslides is also notable for being Klook’s first-ever branded attraction anywhere in the world.
Find out more about the experience at Skypark Sentosa.
CRYBABY’s Cry Me An Ocean
24 Jun to 30 August, Singapore Oceanarium
POP Mart’s CRYBABY has popped up at Singapore Oceanarium and Resorts World Sentosa. CRY ME AN OCEAN features 11 photo spots across the Singapore Oceanarium and the WEAVE mall at Resorts World Sentosa from 24 June to 30 August 2026. Find out more about CRYBABY’s Cry Me An Ocean.
Visit the Reopened Singapore Air Force Museum
The Singapore Air Force Museum has undergone a quiet but significant transformation. The revamped exhibits strike a fine balance between preserving the institution’s proud history and embracing the interactive, multimedia experiences that modern visitors expect. Find out more about what you can expect at the revamped Singapore Air Force Museum.
Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue
24 April to 13 September, Mandai Wildlife EAST
Minecraftians must be psyched to head to Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue Singapore happening at Mandai Wildlife Reserve’s Mandai Wildlife EAST from 24 April to 13 September 2026! Expect skelly and piglins at the immersive and interactive experience which turns Minecrafters into real-life heroes as they journey through eight rooms to rescue a village under siege from a zombie attack. Read more about what to expect at Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue Singapore.
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.
