Best Kid-Friendly Activities Happening in Singapore – June 2025

Singapore is a wonderland for families—and this June 2025, the city is bursting with kid-friendly events, attractions, and interactive experiences that promise fun, learning, and unforgettable memories. Whether you're a local looking for weekend ideas or an international visitor exploring with children, there’s no shortage of things to do.

Here’s a detailed roundup of the most exciting family and children’s activities happening right now and throughout June in Singapore.

1. Children’s Festival at Gardens by the Bay

This year’s Children’s Festival at Supertree Grove has transformed the iconic landscape into a whimsical space-themed playground. With giant inflatable installations, interactive zones, and a seven-meter-tall slide, the event is designed to engage kids of all ages. Children can take part in activity trails, complete missions, and earn thematic rewards as they explore each station. The experience fosters creativity, teamwork, and plenty of physical activity.

For parents, the festival is a great way to unwind in a lush setting while kids play safely in a gated zone. Evening light displays and soft music add a magical touch to the park after sundown.

2. Gallery Children’s Biennale at National Gallery

Launching at the end of May and running through March 2026, the Gallery Children’s Biennale is a must-visit for families interested in art, imagination, and future thinking. This year's theme, "Tomorrow We’ll Be…", explores the future through the eyes of children.

Installations are designed to be touched, walked through, and interacted with—making it a fully immersive experience. Expect exhibits that combine light, sound, color, and motion to help children reflect on their place in the world. Art workshops and storytelling corners provide additional depth, ensuring families can spend hours here without running out of things to do.

3. Children’s Season Across Singapore

Running from the end of May through June, Children’s Season is a collaboration between various national museums and heritage institutions across the city. Each location offers unique, age-appropriate programs such as interactive storytelling, guided tours, DIY workshops, and scavenger hunts.

One of the standout experiences includes heritage trails with digital guides, where children can collect virtual stamps and earn digital badges for completing learning missions. For families interested in culture and history, Children’s Season is both fun and educational.

4. National Family Festival

The National Family Festival returns in 2025 with a robust lineup of events promoting quality family time. Taking place across various venues including parks, shopping malls, and public spaces, the festival includes meet-and-greets with popular mascots, carnival-style game booths, parent-child challenges, and musical performances.

On the weekends, pop-up stage shows, puppet theaters, and interactive science booths keep children engaged while also promoting bonding between generations. The festival is also wheelchair- and stroller-friendly, making it inclusive for families of all kinds.

5. Rainforest Wild Asia at Mandai Wildlife Reserve

Mandai Wildlife Reserve’s latest attraction, Rainforest Wild Asia, offers an up-close look at endangered species in an immersive jungle environment. Featuring shaded trails and elevated boardwalks, the space mimics the dense canopy of Southeast Asia’s tropical rainforests.

Children can spot rare animals such as François’ langurs, pangolins, and hornbills, and participate in interactive educational activities at conservation stations. Live feeding sessions and animal talks add to the rich experience.

6. S.E.A. Aquarium – Marine Encounters

Home to over 100,000 marine animals, the S.E.A. Aquarium remains a favorite for school holiday visits. This June, enhanced programs such as aquarist workshops, behind-the-scenes tours, and interactive learning zones are designed specifically for younger visitors.

Kids can learn how aquarists care for marine life, identify species by sight, and even participate in themed trivia trails. It’s the perfect mix of fun and education beneath the sea.

7. Universal Studios Singapore – Minion Land

Opening earlier this year, Minion Land has quickly become the go-to attraction for families visiting Resorts World Sentosa. Inspired by the Despicable Me franchise, the zone features themed rides like Minion Mayhem, creative playgrounds, and character appearances.

Children can enjoy motion simulators, water play zones, and storytelling corners—all while immersed in the colorful world of the Minions. There’s also a themed café and gift shop for families to enjoy between rides.

8. Indoor Playgrounds & Pop-Ups

Beyond major attractions, Singapore is home to numerous indoor play zones, especially useful during rainy days. Venues like Kiztopia, Pororo Park, and SuperPark are launching June holiday specials with obstacle courses, art-and-craft sessions, and family competitions.

Many shopping malls are also hosting school holiday pop-ups—think inflatable playgrounds, live stage shows, and mini-go-kart tracks. These temporary setups are often free or affordably priced and offer convenience for parents on the go.

Plan Your Family Adventure

June in Singapore is the perfect month to build unforgettable memories with your children. With events spread across the island and new attractions tailored to younger audiences, families have more choices than ever.

If you're planning to travel or create a school holiday itinerary for your family, consider exploring tailored Singapore packages that include these experiences.

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Make June 2025 a month of discovery, excitement, and bonding for your entire family—right here in Singapore!