Top Weekend Activities for Kids in Singapore in August 2025
Looking for fun and engaging activities to keep your kids entertained this August? Singapore is packed with family-friendly events, creative workshops, and outdoor adventures perfect for weekend bonding. Whether your child loves art, nature, or hands-on fun, here are the best things to do with kids in Singapore this August 2025!
1. Side Quest’s Paper Quilling Workshop
Looking for a fun and creative activity to keep your kids engaged? Side Quest’s Paper Quilling Workshop is perfect for children who love arts and crafts. In this hands-on session, kids will learn how to roll and shape colorful strips of paper into beautiful patterns and designs. From flowers and animals to decorative greeting cards, the possibilities are endless!
This 90-minute workshop is beginner-friendly and guided by an instructor who will make sure every child feels confident and inspired. Plus, it’s not just about having fun: quilling helps develop fine motor skills, creativity, and focus, making it an enriching experience for kids. All materials will be provided, and participants will take home their finished creations as keepsakes.
📅 Date: 16 August 2025 (Saturday)
📍 Location: 55 Siglap Rd, #02-24 Siglap Centre, Singapore 455871
💰 Price: $35 per pax | $30 each for 2 or more
2. Science Centre’s STEM Fiesta
This National Day weekend, head to Science Centre Singapore for the STEM Fiesta: a three-day celebration of science, technology, and hands-on fun. From 9 to 11 August, enjoy free admission to both the Science Centre and Omni-Theatre, plus an exciting lineup of kid-friendly activities.
Catch hourly science shows, explore genetics at the DNA Lab, and watch new films like Cities of the Future at the Omni-Theatre. There’s also carnival fun with an 8-metre-tall inflatable playground, snacks like popcorn and cotton candy, and SG60 discounts on KidsSTOP™ and Snow City.
3. NLB’s SG60 Heart & Soul Experience
Celebrate Singapore’s 60th birthday with the SG60 Heart & Soul Experience, a free interactive showcase running from 26 August to 31 December 2025 across Orchard Library, Orchard Central, and orchardgateway.
At the flagship experience in Orchard Library, families can journey through Singapore’s past, present, and imagined future in a 60–90-minute immersive walkthrough powered by AI storytelling. Expect futuristic spaces, interactive exhibits, and thought-provoking installations.
There’s also plenty to enjoy without a ticket, from open-access displays and photo booths to meaningful “Pledge Your Future” activities. It’s a unique blend of education, reflection, and fun for all ages.
4. National Museum of Singapore’s Singapore Odyssea
Embark on a whimsical, multi-sensory journey through Singapore’s heritage with Singapore Odyssea, a brand-new family experience at the National Museum. Specially designed for children aged 3 to 10, this immersive installation invites young adventurers to explore four fantastical zones inspired by Singapore’s culture, history, and natural landscapes.
From climbing structures to interactive projections and playful soundscapes, each zone encourages curiosity and hands-on discovery. Children can touch, play, and imagine as they engage with stories of Singapore through light, colour, and movement.
Whether you're a parent, educator, or simply looking for meaningful ways to spend time as a family, Singapore Odyssea offers a fun and enriching day out for all. Admission is free for Singaporeans and PRs.
5. Singapore Night Festival
The Singapore Night Festival returns for its 16th edition, transforming the Bras Basah and Bugis district into a vibrant nighttime arts festival from 22 August to 6 September 2025. With the theme Reimagine, this year’s festival celebrates Singapore’s rich heritage and creativity through stunning light installations, interactive exhibits, and live performances across the precinct.
Families can explore immersive displays like the captivating Sky Castle light sculpture and enjoy themed festival villages offering local crafts, music, and delicious food. The festival creates a magical atmosphere where visitors of all ages can experience Singapore’s culture in a fresh, exciting way after dark.
