SingaporeMotherhood | Family Fun
August 2025
9 Days of Fun: A Guide to the September School Holidays 2025
School’s almost out, and the September holidays are just around the corner! From 6 to 14 September 2025, kids and families can look forward to a full nine-day break (both weekends included) packed with play, creativity, and discovery. Whether it’s staying up late for dazzling light displays, bouncing away on giant inflatable playgrounds, or enjoying interactive stage shows, there’s something magical for every child.
Families can also indulge in special dining deals, join hands-on art and heritage workshops, and try unique experiences like coding and cake-decorating, eco-farm tours, or snow-and-surf adventures in the city. With so many exciting events happening across Singapore, this September school holiday activity guide is your ticket to nine days of unforgettable fun.
Stay up for the Singapore Night Festival
Singapore’s largest nocturnal experience is back! Themed Island Nights, this iteration celebrates Singapore’s 60th birthday by diving into our island heritage. Highlight experiences include Sky Castle by Australian art and technology studio ENESS, and Kampong Chill by artist duo Yok & Sheryo. Look forward to iconic projection mapping artworks, interactive Night Lights installations, as well as other exciting performances and programmes too.
When 22 August to 6 September
Where Bras Basah.Bugis (BBB) precinct
Admission Free, with ticketed programmes
More details here
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Bounce away at Jumptopia

This 5.5-metre-high bouncy castle by Kiztopia is the perfect place for kids to jump, play, and work off excess energy! For entry into the bouncy castle: spend S$20 in a single receipt at One Holland Village (OHV) and redeem a ticket for 30 minutes of free play (1 Adult + 1 Child). Tickets are available while stocks last. Other terms and conditions apply.
When 28 August to 14 September, 2pm – 8pm (weekdays); 11am – 9pm (weekends)
Where One Holland Village
‘Meat Up’ at the IKEA Family Festival 2025

At the IKEA Family Festival 2025, big savings meet bigger play. On 6 and 7 September, team up for a lively toy kitchen sorting race and win prizes, while on 13 and 14 September, kids design and personalise their own keychain. Also look forward to a terrarium workshop, teddy bear mascot meet-and-greet, kids-dine-free deals, and 20% discounts on home essentials. But most importantly, spend $50 on home furnishings to redeem this too-cute-to-eat limited-edition Meatball plushie keychain. Not an IKEA Family member yet? Join (for free) during IKEA Family Festival for exclusive welcome gifts!
When 4 to 14 September 2025
Where All IKEA stores
Web ikea.sg/familyfest
Meet your favourite Disney pals at Disney Jr Live on Tour: Let’s Play

Mickey Mouse is hosting the ultimate playdate at the iconic Mickey Mouse Clubhouse with all his best pals, including Minnie, Goofy, Ariel, the Puppy Dog Pals, and the SuperKitties. But when mysterious green weather keeps interrupting the fun, Team Spidey from Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends must help save the day. Join them for plenty of singing, dancing, exciting acrobatics, and dazzling 3D visuals. This fun-filled interactive storytelling stage production is perfect for children aged 2 to 7 years.
When 5 to 7 September
Where Singapore Indoor Stadium
Tickets From $28, here
September holidays: Kids Dine Free at LIME Restaurant

Just for the September holidays, school’s out and feasting’s in, especially when kids dine free! One child under 12 eats free with every paying adult at LIME this school holiday. With kid-approved favourites like Truffle Cream Parmesan Wheel Pasta, Korean Fried Chicken, Pan-Seared Salmon Fillet, and Garlic Parmesan Mashed Potatoes, it’s a meal that they’ll definitely love. Leave some space for the iconic Chocolate Fountain and sweet treats like Strawberry Shortcake, Chocolate & Banana Tart, and Cream Puffs.
When 8 to 12 September
Where LIME Restaurant, PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering
Reserve your table here
Explore the Art and Design of Asian Games

Let’s Play! The Art and Design of Asian Games is a fun, hands-on exhibition that explores the history of games in Asia — from fast-paced ones like mahjong and congkak to strategic games like go and chess. Learn how games shape cultures, spark creativity, and connect people. View exquisite game pieces, interactive displays, outdoor installations, and take part in activities for all ages.
When 5 September 2025 to 7 June 2026; 10am – 7pm (daily), 10am – 9pm (Fridays)
Where Asian Civilisations Museum
Admission $12 (Singaporeans and Permanent Residents); $25 (Foreign Residents/Tourists)
Kids’ Minecraft Coding & Cake Decorating Holiday Workshop

Get ready for a unique learning combo with this two-in-one full-day holiday workshop by Empire Code Singapore and Edith Patisserie. Firstly, kids ages 7 to 12 dive into the exciting realm of Minecraft coding, learning to design a virtual patisserie. Then, it’s time to switch (chef’s) hats and get creative with cake-decorating, as they wield piping bags, sprinkles, and fondant. It’s a blend of digital innovation and delicious fun — ideal for curious minds and budding bakers alike.
When 6 September, 9am – 3.45pm
Where Empire Code @ River Valley, #03-01, 8 Mohamed Sultan Road
Cost $136 per child
Web tinyurl.com/codencake
SSO Concerts for Children: Young Spacefarer’s Guide to the Orchestra

Join Luna the Young Spacefarer on a cosmic quest for harmony and friendship in this vibrant, musical adventure. Following Britten’s Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra, kids will encounter curious aliens and thrilling chases while learning about the instruments of the orchestra. Pre-concert activities start one hour before each show.
When 6 September, 11am & 2pm
Where Esplanade Concert Hall
Tickets From $30 at Sistic
September holidays: A Date With Tradition 2025: Minhwa Hands-on Workshop

Best for children aged 9 to 13 years, who will learn the unique techniques of Minhwa painting, a Korean folk art, and gain hands-on experience re-creating a traditional Minhwa artwork. They’ll also get to bring home their finished masterpiece, beautifully framed with Hanji, traditional Korean paper.
When 6 September, 4pm – 6.30pm
Where #03-01, Stamford Arts Centre
Tickets $10, from Peatix
September holidays: A Date With Tradition 2025: Dance Quest by Bhaskar’s Arts Academy

Fun and interactive, this September holidays programme guided by instructors from Bhaskar’s Arts Academy brings kids aged 5-10 on ab exciting dance journey filled with little “quests” along the way. Unleash their creativity, build confidence, and foster self-expression through movement as kids aged 5 to 10 explore Indian classical dance styles, from Bharatanatyam to Kathakali, and more!
When 6 September, 4pm – 6pm
Where #01-01, Stamford Arts Centre
Tickets $10, from Peatix
Take a Ride in the City with Club Med x TRIFECTA

Alpine magic meets coastal cool as Club Med teams up with TRIFECTA to bring snow — and surf — to Orchard Road. Bookable experiences include snow sledding, ski, and surf classes for every level. Besides magical snowfalls every 15 minutes, there’ll also be free face painting, creative workshops, a bouncy castle, and more. From free play to all-inclusive thrills, Ride in the City blends snowy mountains with sunny beaches for an unforgettable family holiday, sans passport!
When 6 to 7 September, 9am – 12mn
Where TRIFECTA Singapore
Admission Free (ticketed activities available)
Web clubmed.com.sg/l/ride-in-the-city
Dash into The Ultimate Pit Stop Adventure

Just in time for the September holidays, Marina Square is bringing the adrenaline of the Formula 1 season indoors with a month-long race themed celebration. Experience turbo-charged fun at the Kiztopia Turbo Tots Playground, where kids can hop onto Tiger’s Turbo Track obstacle course and zoom down Mark’s giant inflatable race car on twin slides. From bouncy racetracks to plush collectibles, look forward to action, family fun, and exciting shopping rewards.
When 6 September to 5 October
Where Marina Square Central Atrium
Web marinasquare.com.sg
Little Rangers Holiday Camps

Little Rangers Club offers two standout holiday camps for 4- to 11-year-olds packed with adventure and discovery. Camp Extreme takes young explorers on a three-day escapade with stand-up paddling, water ZOVBing, multi-team sports, ultimate frisbee, and a heritage-themed scavenger hunt. Meanwhile, Camp Explorer packs beach games, building rafts from recyclable materials, STEM excitement, and water play into two exciting days.
When 8 to 10 September & 11 to 12 September, 9am – 3.30pm daily
Where Meeting points at Waterway Point or VivoCity
Cost From $255
Web littlerangers.sg
(See also: NOT YOUR USUAL FAMILY VACATION: 10 OFF-THE-BEATEN-TRACK HOLIDAYS TO TAKE WITH THE KIDS IN 2025)
September holidays: Start with Wonder: Anastasia Tjendri-Liew: Crafting Sweet Treats, Shaping a Legacy

A childhood passion for cooking led Anastasia Tjendri-Liew, founder of Bengawan Solo, to master her favourite sweet treat and become known as the “Queen of Kueh Lapis”! In this storytelling session by the Singapore Council of Women’s Organisations, enjoy interactive role-play and mini games that highlight Anastasia’s inspiring journey. This session complements the PLAY + MAKE exhibition, where children can explore Singapore’s rich food traditions through creative, hands-on experiences.
When 12 September, 2.30pm – 3pm; 4.30pm – 5pm
Where Children’s Museum Singapore
Admission Free (unless stated otherwise)
More details heritage.sg/childrensmuseum
Meet The Tiger Who Came to Tea

A surprise guest is crashing teatime in the most delightful way! The Tiger Who Came to Tea, the beloved stage adaptation of Judith Kerr’s classic children’s book, pops into Singapore for one weekend. With oodles of magic, sing-along songs, and clumsy chaos, this fun-filled 55-minute show is perfect for kids from 3 years. Critically acclaimed and loved by audiences worldwide, it promises giggles, surprises, and purr-fect tiger-sized fun!
When 12 to 14 September
Where Victoria Theatre
Cost From $42 (15% off Friday shows with SOPHIE15; 10% off weekend shows with TEA10)
Web sistic.com.sg/events/tiger0925
September holidays: Start with Wonder: Bubu & the Big Catch: Stories of the Southern Islands

Did you know the Orang Laut, or People of the Sea, are one of Singapore’s indigenous communities? Join Orang Laut SG for a fun, hands-on session exploring their rich maritime heritage through stories, food, and crafts. Try a traditional bubu fishing trap and create your own sea creatures to take home! This engaging session complements the PLAY + MAKE exhibition, where children can discover Singapore’s food heritage through imaginative, hands-on activities.
When 13 September, 10am – 12.30pm
Where Children’s Museum Singapore
Admission TBA
More details heritage.sg/childrensmuseum
Take a Black Soldier Fly Eco Farm Tour
Step into a world of wonder with Otolith Enrichment’s Black Soldier Fly Eco Farm Tour. Kids — and adults — will discover how these gentle insects turn trash into treasure through an immersive, hands-on experience. Learn about the life cycle of the Black Soldier Fly, help fertilise plants, and feed fish and quails with larvae. This fun and eye-opening adventure inspires young minds to see sustainability in action and be part of a greener future.
When 13 September, 10am – 11am
Where Sustainability @ Tampines Park, 144 Tampines Street 12
Cost From $30.44
Web eventbrite.sg
Hello Future: Sharing Our Journey Together

At the 6th and largest edition of Singapore Art Museum’s (SAM) Think! Contemporary Preschool programme, see vibrant, imaginative, 3D artworks created by children from 24 preschools, all inspired by visits to the Learning Gallery at SAM @ Tanjong Pagar Distripark and Robert Zhao Renhui’s Seeing Forest, which was originally conceived for the Singapore Pavilion at the Venice Biennale 2024.
When 23 August to 13 September, 10am – 9pm
Where Level 1 Atrium, Harbourfront Centre
ONGOING
ACM & ME Children’s Activity Space

ACM & Me is an exciting new space at the museum, where young explorers can play, create, and celebrate what makes us unique! With fun, hands-on activities for children (and the young at heart), every visit promises new discoveries. Suitable for ages 4 and above. Children under 12 must be supervised. Socks are required for everyone (including adults) to enter the space. Entry will be denied without them. Children under 12 must wear grip socks. The gallery is closed daily from 12.30pm–2pm for cleaning.
When 10am – 6pm (daily, last admission at 5pm), 10am – 8pm (Fridays)
Where Contemporary Gallery, Level 1, Asian Civilisations Museum
Admission Free for Singaporeans and PRs
Book your timeslot here
Visit the Learning Gallery @ SAM

View works by Singaporean artists David Chen, Chen Sai Hua Kuan and Ezzam Rahman, Nguan, and Cultural Medallion recipient Han Sai Por in this calm, low-stimulation space. Inspired by ‘Childhood’, the works and activities invite visitors of all ages to slow down, look closer and connect with art.
When 2 August 2025 to 28 June 2026, 10am – 7pm
Where Level 1, Gallery 2, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Admission Free
More details here
Lunch in the Wild at Bird Paradise

To celebrate a new collaboration with Mastercard, Mandai Wildlife Group launches a new Lunch in the Wild, a unique dining experience that begins with an intimate avian encounter at Sky Amphitheatre. After guided interactions with macaws and cockatoos, enjoy a four-course themed lunch at Crimson Restaurant. Mastercard cardholders also enjoy 10% off retail and dining within Mandai Wildlife Reserve.
Where Crimson Restaurant, Bird Paradise
Cost $60 per person till 30 September 2025 (usual $88), on weekdays
Book here
(See also: RAINFOREST WILD ASIA: EXCITING TICKET OFFERS, MUST-SEE ATTRACTIONS & UNFORGETTABLE ADVENTURES!)
Spend a Day under the sea at the Singapore Oceanarium
Dive into the Singapore Oceanarium where science meets wonder and every visit sparks a deeper love for our blue planet. Go behind the scenes with expert guides, explore fossil mysteries, and discover the secrets of sea jellies, corals, and deep-sea creatures. From hands-on workshops to immersive animal encounters, each programme unveils the marvels of marine life while showcasing vital conservation efforts.
Where Resorts World Sentosa
Admission From $47.50 here
See a Mermaid at Cosford

A live mermaid show is making waves at Cosford Container Park! Dive into a magical world of shimmering tails, dazzling lights, and captivating stories with The Dancing Mermaid, led by award-winning performer Aliyah. With changing themes like Disney Dream Nights and Galactic Mermaid Night, there’s always something new to enchant all ages. While you’re there, stick around for meet-and-greets, snap magical pics, and enjoy great food.
When 7.30pm – 8.30pm on Saturdays & 7pm – 8pm on Sundays
Where Cosford Container Park, 30 Cosford Road
More details here
50% Off Sunday Seafood Buffet at Sky22

Discover a new Sunday Seafood Buffet with stunning city views at Sky22. Firstly, dive into freshly shucked oysters and snow crab. Then tuck into cooked-to-order dishes like Surf & Turf, Sake-steamed Oysters, and HK-style Cod Fillet. Local twists include Shrimp Kueh Pie Tee, Snow Crab Popiah, and Miso Halibut Mini Claypot Rice. Leave space for Durian Burnt Cheesecake and Chocolate Fondue. But that’s not all. The family-friendly experience also brings a roaming magician and balloon artist to the table. Save 50% on every second adult, as well as children 6 to 12 years. Little ones five years and below dine free.
When 12nn – 2.30pm on Sundays
Where Sky22, Courtyard By Marriott Singapore Novena
Cost $68++ per adult
Reserve your table here
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