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March 2025
March 2025: Eat, Play, Shop and More for Families in Singapore This Month
Heads-up, there’s much to look forward to this March, from the school holidays to new attractions like Rainforest Wild ASIA (P/S: Get a FREE child ticket with every two adults tickets here!). It’s also the month of Ramadan, and we’ll soon be sharing the best buffets for our Muslim friends to break fast at. So read on as we update you on all the best things for families to see, do, and feast upon right here on our little red dot.
(See also: MARCH SCHOOL HOLIDAYS 2025: 16 AWESOME ACTIVITIES FOR KIDS & FAMILIES)
OUT & ABOUT
Rainforest Wild Asia (opens 12 March!)
Gear up for adventure at Singapore’s fifth and newest zoological park! Explore eight unique zones and see 36 animal species (including Singapore’s first-ever Francois’ langurs and endangered wildlife from Southeast Asia) from the treetops, the forest floor, and even beneath the earth in cave chambers inspired by Sarawak’s UNESCO-listed Mulu Caves.
Don’t miss the one-of-a-kind experiences — including the kid-friendly AIA Vitality Bounce, a treehouse-inspired net playground suspended 3–7 metres above ground. Prefer something closer to earth? Take the Elevated Walkway, a scenic, stroller- and wheelchair-friendly path that offers stunning views of the rainforest and its inhabitants.
From 12 March 2025, 9am – 6pm daily at 20 Mandai Lake Rd, Singapore 729825. Buy two adult tickets and get one child ticket FREE when you purchase here). DBS or POSB cardholders earn an additional 3 KrisFlyer miles per $1 spent too!
Bedtime Storytelling
Join in this engaging storytelling session by Anamika Bhati from Erudite Stories as part of Heveya’s World Sleep Month pop-up. Best for kids aged 4-9 years, the session is designed to spark curiosity and evoke emotions and reflection in children. Participants will receive an exclusive Heveya® goodie bag worth up to $138 which includes: 1 Heveya® Latex Mini Bolster, a $20 Heveya® Accessories Voucher, and a Pillow Mist Sample. Use the code WSM25 at checkout to get $80 OFF this workshop!
16 March, 10.30 – 11am, at Great World, Level 1, Atrium. Get tickets ($15, using the code above) at https://www.heveya.sg/pages/heveya-world-sleep-month
LKCNHM Book Launch: Adventures of Ida Pfeiffer & Museum Magic
The Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is launching two new children’s books and all kids are invited to be part of the fun. Join storytelling sessions and a DIY handicraft workshop and make your very own tiger bookmark. You could get to win exclusive Museum merchandise as well. Do note that children aged 3 and below will not be allowed to enter. Children aged 6 and below must be accompanied by an adult throughout the event.
18 March, 10.30am – 12.30pm, at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum. Get tickets at $8 here.
HydroDash at The Palawan @ Sentosa
It’s thrills and spills galore at Singapore’s first and only floating aqua park, now bigger, bolder and more action-packed than ever. The newly revamped course features over 30 thrilling obstacles, including 12 brand-new additions. Jump from The Mountain—a towering four-metre-high peak, test speed, balance, and courage on the Zig Zag course, and challenge your strength, agility and balance on the overwater Dip Bars. Note: Children must be 6 years old and above and at least 1.1 metres to play, and each six-year-old must be accompanied by an adult in a 1:1 ratio.
12pm – 6pm (Monday to Wednesdays); 11am – 6pm (Thursdays and Fridays); 10am – 6pm (Saturdays, Sundays, Public and School Holidays) at The Palawan @ Sentosa. Book tickets here.
Gemilang Kampong Gelam 2025
Celebrate the vibrant heritage of Singapore’s oldest urban district during the Islamic holy month. This 35-day Ramadan Bazaar brings together 120 F&B and retail partners, featuring a mix of traditional and contemporary delights such as House of Lemang, Picanhas and Satay Ummi together with modern flavours from Smashed Burger, Al Papi and Flamboyant Goon. The dazzling Sultan Mosque Light Show — not to be missed! — features an original score by Singaporean music composer Mr Sha’aban Yahya this year.
Till 25 March, 2pm – 11pm (Monday to Thursday), and till 11.30pm (Friday to Sunday) at One Kampong Gelam. Sultan Mosque Light Show every Friday to Sunday, 7.40pm – 9pm in 15-minute intervals. More details here.
Five Foot Way Festival
Immerse the kids in history as they watch a Chinese circus show, see stilt walkers, try plate spinning and Beijing opera, go on an immersive guided tour of the newly reopened Chinatown Heritage Centre that meticulously recreates the 1950s interiors of the precinct’s shophouses.
14 to 23 March, 1pm – 7pm, Smith Street and around Chinatown. Get more details on what’s happening here.
Tales from the Nusantara
Join storyteller Hafiz Rashid as he explores the spirit of Ramadan through folktales from the Nusantara, and get creative as he guides kids through a hands-on craft activity. This session is open to parents with children between the ages of 5 to 10 years old.
22 March, 11am and 2pm, at Our Tampines Hub. Free admission on a first-come, first-served basis.
Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind (opening this March)
Slip inside the eye of your mind through an immersive, multisensory world where cutting-edge technology and art converge. Created in partnership with international multimedia studio Moment Factory, Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind is inspired by the boundless creativity of the human mind. Wander through eight rooms filled with illusions, vibrant colours and interactions, light displays, mirror reflections, and multicoloured fog, watch intimate interviews with neuroscientists, and see the work of Singaporean artist and Young Artist Award winner Genevive Chua.
Coming soon at the ArtScience Museum. Get tickets and more details here.
#My1stMammo
Did you know that breast cancer is the most common cancer among Singaporean women, with more than 2,000 women diagnosed each year? That’s why 365 Cancer Prevention Society and Icon Cancer Centre have come together to organise #My1stMammo, which offers free breast cancer screening for women aged 40 and above in Singapore, who hold a valid blue/orange CHAS card or Public Assistance (PA) card. Support the campaign and benefit more at-risk women by donating here.
Till 31 March. Find out more about the eligibility criteria and register here.
:: GIVEAWAY :: Mulberry Learning March Art Workshop passes
Mulberry Learning is an award-winning Reggio-inspired preschool that nurtures future-ready children with hands-on activities and exploratory learning. The first and only preschool in Singapore to be certified by The Institute for Habits of Mind™ from the USA, it recently took part in Transformations, a heartwarming exhibition featuring the works of 800 preschool students across various Mulberry Learning centres as part of Singapore Art Week. We’re giving five children aged 2 to 6 years an opportunity to experience the Mulberry style in a one-hour art workshop this March!
Where Mulberry Learning @ Shenton Way, #03-01/04/04A/05 Downtown Gallery
When Saturday 22 March 2025
Duration One hour. Timings will be advised later based on the child’s age
We have five pairs of parent-child passes to give away. Here’s how to take part for a chance to win:
- Like this giveaway’s Instagram post
- Follow @singaporemotherhood and @mulberrylearning on Instagram
- Tag two mummy (or daddy) friends whose little ones love to create!
- Share on IGS for extra chances to win
Closing date: 12nn on Monday, 10 March 2025. This giveaway is open to Singapore residents only.
WATCH
March On! 2025
Visit a travelling library, find out what happens when a theatre turns into an emergency centre after a flood warning, and more at this annual arts festival dedicated to young audiences. Even the youngest ones are included, with an immersive, non-verbal, theatrical experience (A Drop in the Ocean) that’s designed for pre-walking babies, crawlers and early walkers aged 3 to 15 months.
7 to 29 March, at The Esplanade. Find out more and book tickets here.
Temasek Foundation × SSO: Music in the Meadow
It’s tough to bring little ones to formal concerts, when you’re worried they may fuss and disturb other concert-goers. That’s why we love these casual SSO concerts, where everyone is welcome to enjoy easy-listening classical music in a relaxed environment. Bring the family, the kids, the fur kids, and a picnic basket! Come early to enjoy free pre-show activities such as the ever-popular Instrument Petting Zoo from 4pm to 5pm. Admission is free!
15 March, 6.30pm, The Meadows, Gardens by the Bay. Get more details here.
Peter, the Wolf and Friends
Classical music and stories come to life in this anthology of three musical tales told through the animateurs and vaudeville-inspired storytellers of Really Inventive Stuff, accompanied by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. If you’ve wanted to introduce the kid to classical music, this production, with the jingles and whistles of the Toy Symphony, Aesop’s timeless tale of The Tortoise and the Hare, as well as Really Inventive Stuff’s signature production of Peter and the Wolf, is perfect. Recommended for ages 4 and above. No admission for infants-in-arms. No admission without a ticket. There will be pre-concert activities an hour before each show.
22 and 23 March, various timings, at Victoria Concert Hall. Get tickets and more details here.
SHOP
Crafted Comforted with Minecraft Crocs
Help kids build their style one block… and Croc… at a time, in the Minecraft Classic Clog. Featuring an allover core print with exclusive Minecraft Jibbitz™ charms, these lightweight, water-friendly footwear will have little ones ready to explore. Add a pair to their inventory now and watch them conquer almost every terrain with ease and style!
Available from 5 March, from $79.95, at the Crocs online shop here.
Nuna x BMW Collection
If a child’s first wheels reflect their future one, you’d definitely want to start your little one with a stroller from the Nuna x BMW collection. Three stroller styles and one carry cot are available, with design details such as wheels with a BMW pattern, rims resembling BMW tires, and subtle BMW logo applications and patterns. Branding aside, we’re pretty impressed by the features: one-hand fold, all wheel suspension, one-touch brake system, among others. The mixx™ next stroller was even a Red Dot Product Design Winner in 2020!
From $399 (LYTL™ carry cot) and $699 (TRVL™ lx), exclusively at Mothercare Singapore. Find out more at here and here.
BOOK NOW
Disney Adventure Cruise Deal
Ahoy there! New Disney Cruise sail dates for 1 April to 30 September 2026 are out, and you can get up to 5,000 KrisFlyer bonus miles if you are a KrisFlyer member, and 6 KrisFlyer miles per $1 spent with a DBS and/or POSB card when you book here. Tickets are available for December 2025 and January 2026 sailings too — perfect timing for the school holidays. In addition, if you are a KrisFlyer member, your booking on Pelago will be eligible for 5,000 KrisFlyer bonus miles, using the promo code PEL5000*. And that’s real, not a fairy tale!
Book your Disney Adventure cruise here and enjoy your KrisFlyer and DBS/POSB bonuses today.
*Please note that the promo code has been updated and is no longer PELDISNEY5
A HA! 8 Minutes of Light
What if you only had eight minutes before the sun went out with a blast, and the earth was cast in darkness? Join lovable hero A Ha as he embarks on an epic quest to find the sun and save the world in this hilarious adventure by The Theatre Practice’s award-winning Theatre For Young Audiences productions. It’s part of the Berries Chinese Theatre Festival: Family Edition from 6 April to 4 May, which will showcase two theatrical productions and two artful interactive experiences for the family.
12 to 20 April, various timings, at Practice Space (54 Waterloo Street, Singapore 187953). Performed in Mandarin (with English surtitles). Get tickets and more information about the festival here.
ZOOOM
Travel the universe and help a lost star find its way home in this captivating journey of wonder to explore the magic of the dark, and find your own inner light in the process. Best for children aged 4 to 8 years, this award-winning show South Australia’s Patch Theatre, inspired by the beloved children’s picture book Harold and the Purple Crayon, combines original soundtracks, lasers and projections, while channeling the philosophy of a child who makes sense of the world through art.
1 to 5 April, 9.30am (Tuesday to Friday), 10.30am (Saturday), at Victoria Theatre. Get tickets and more information here.
Featured image: Tony Lewis
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