
This September 2025 holiday in Singapore, shake off the routine and step into a city buzzing with energy, creativity, and adventure. From interactive art installations and mind-blowing museum experiences to lively festivals, live performances, and playful family activities, every corner of Singapore is brimming with surprises. Whether you’re exploring with little ones or discovering the city like a first-timer, this is your chance to turn an ordinary holiday into an unforgettable escape.
Check out our ultimate guide to the September 2025 holiday events in Singapore, packed with the hottest family-friendly happenings, immersive experiences, and quirky attractions. Get ready to explore, play, and celebrate everything that makes the city come alive this September!
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Looking for the ultimate family-friendly event this September school holidays in Singapore? Disney Jr. Live On Tour: Let’s Play! is the must-see show of the season. Packed with music, dancing, and larger-than-life moments, it brings everyone’s favourite Disney Junior characters—Mickey, Minnie, and friends—straight to the stage. This isn’t your typical sit-down performance; it’s a sing-along, clap-along, and dance-along adventure designed to get kids of all ages moving and smiling. With bright costumes, catchy tunes, and playful storytelling, this high-energy production is a magical way to create family memories during the holiday week.
When: September 5-7, 2025
How Much: From SG$28
Where: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, Singapore 397691, www.disney.sg/disneyjuniortour
The Singapore Night Festival 2025 transforms the Bras Basah.Bugis precinct into a vibrant nocturnal playground with the theme “Island Nights.” Coinciding with Singapore’s 60th birthday celebrations, the festival features over 80 island-inspired experiences, including dazzling projection mappings, immersive light installations, night markets, cultural performances, and innovative art showcases. Highlights include the beloved Night Lights, the debut of ALIGHT: A Southeast Asian Light Network Conference, and The Listening Biennial, uniting regional creatives. More than a visual feast, SNF 2025 is a lively celebration of heritage, creativity, and community spirit.
When: Now till September 6, 2025
How Much: Various Prices
Where: Bras Basah.Bugis Precinct, Singapore, www.heritage.sg/sgnightfest
In celebration of its 30th anniversary, the National Library Board (NLB) has joined forces with Disney and Changi Airport Group to launch Singapore’s first-ever Star Wars Pop-Up Library, running from now to January 24, 2026 at Terminal 3. You can explore more than 2,000 Star Wars books, including curated titles like The Mandalorian manga, The High Republic novels, and Thrawn: Ascendancy. Beyond books, the library offers interactive experiences such as Jedi personality quizzes, Star Wars trivia challenges, and digital backdrop photo ops. Adding a futuristic twist, a robotic arm handles book retrieval and shelving, while loans and returns are seamlessly managed via the NLB app. Perfect for Padawans and Jedi Masters alike, this one-of-a-kind library is a must-visit galaxy far, far away—right at Changi.
When: Now until January 24, 2026
How Much: Free!
Where: Changi Airport Terminal 3, 65 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819663, www.facebook.com/changiairport/posts/as-part-of-the-national-library-board-singapore-30th-anniversary-celebrations-a-/1151987716976951/
This September school holidays, step back into the Mesozoic era at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum and celebrate its 10th Anniversary with a thrilling family experience. Discover how dinosaurs once roamed the Earth during a guided gallery tour, uncover fascinating extinction stories of other animals, and learn why biodiversity matters. Kids and adults can then journey through time in the immersive inflatable planetarium show, “DINOSAURS: A Story of Survival”, meeting iconic dinosaurs alongside Celeste and Moon. Finally, the Beyond The Bones hands-on activity lets participants reimagine prehistoric creatures through paleoart and examine real skeleton specimens, including a fearsome T. rex.
Open from 10–14 September 2025, with timeslots at 10 AM–12:30 PM and 2:30 PM–5 PM, this adventure is designed for curious minds aged 7 and above—with younger participants accompanied by a paying adult. Tickets are SG$45, offering a fun, educational, and unforgettable journey into deep time.
When: September 10-14, 2025
How Much: SG$45
Where: Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, 2 Conservatory Drive, Singapore 117377, https://sistic.com.sg/events/lkcdino0925
This September school holidays, the National Museum of Singapore is rolling out a series of engaging family-friendly activities in celebration of SG60. Running on September 6 and 8–12, 2025, the programme invites kids to embark on the River Hunt Adventure at the Once Upon a Tide! exhibition, where they’ll solve clues, complete challenges, and redeem prizes from Staedtler (while stocks last). Children can also dive into the Land Reclamation Science Workshop, a beginner-friendly session that introduces them to the fascinating engineering methods behind Singapore’s growth, through hands-on experiments and interactive play.
Families can round off their museum day with Sensory Play and Sand Art Creation, where little ones learn about reclaimed landmarks and design colourful sand art inspired by Singapore’s skyline. With interactive exhibits, creative activities, and engaging storytelling, the National Museum’s SG60 holiday programme offers the perfect mix of fun and learning. It’s a meaningful way for kids to connect with Singapore’s heritage while adding excitement to their September break.
When: September 6, 8–12, 2025
How Much: Free!
Where: National Museum of Singapore, 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897, www.nhb.gov.sg/nationalmuseum/whats-on/programme/september-holidays-family-fun/events#section_Growing-an-Island
History enthusiasts and families can experience the Titanic like never before with the Singapore debut of Titanic: An Immersive Voyage at the Fever Exhibition Hall. The exhibition features over 300 original and replica artifacts, meticulously recreated ship rooms from first-class cabins to engine rooms, and an emotionally charged multimedia gallery depicting the Titanic’s final moments.
VIP ticket holders can take a breathtaking VR dive to the Titanic wreck site, while all visitors can learn the full story of the ship’s construction, voyage, and aftermath through animations, storytelling, and archival material. Designed to be family-friendly and fully wheelchair accessible, this 60–90 minute experience brings history to life for all ages, with tickets starting from SG$23.90.
When: Now
How Much: From SG$23.90
Where: Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road, Singapore 228220, https://expo-titanic.com/singapore/
The National Museum of Singapore reopens its newly revamped Shaw Foundation Glass Rotunda with Singapore Odyssea: A Journey Through Time, an immersive, multi-sensorial installation charting 700 years of the nation’s history. Visitors embark on a digital maritime voyage from a futuristic Singapore skyline to pre-colonial Singapura, featuring LED light shows, animated projections, interactive soundscapes, and RFID-enabled animal companions that trigger hidden animations along the journey.
Highlights include a suspended LED globe showcasing Singapore’s maritime links, four narrative episodes spanning ancient communities to independence, and interactive floors and waterfall curtains responding to footsteps. The experience also emphasizes environmental awareness and climate resilience, allowing younger visitors to adopt magical companions in symbolic gestures. Complementary attractions include the Once Upon a Tide maritime exhibition, and Canvas of Light: Our Nation’s Journey evening projections.
When: Now
How Much: Admission is free for Singaporeans and PRs
Where: Shaw Foundation Glass Rotunda, National Museum of Singapore, 93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897, www.nhb.gov.sg/nationalmuseum/whats-on/exhibition/singapore-odyssea
Marina Square is revving up the excitement this Formula 1 season with a month-long race-themed extravaganza from 6 September to 5 October 2025, filled with adrenaline-pumping fun, family activities, and exciting shopper rewards. Kids can zoom into action at Kiztopia Turbo Tots Playground, tackling Tiger’s Turbo Track obstacle course and racing down Mark’s giant inflatable F1 car with twin slides, while fans can snag plush collectibles and enjoy a high-energy line-up that brings the thrill of the track indoors.
When: September 6 – October 5, 2025
How Much: Free
Where: Marina Square Central Atrium, 6 Raffles Blvd, Singapore 039594,
This September school holidays, beat the heat with Frozt and Fun at UltraGolf on 13 September 2025! Kids aged 3–12 can unleash their creativity by making their very own healthy popsicle with Frozt — from mixing real fruits to designing the packaging and learning the freezing process. After the workshop, families can head over to UltraGolf, Singapore’s only beachside 18-hole mini golf course, for some breezy putting action. Each ticket at SG$50 covers a popsicle-making workshop for one child and one adult, plus a round of 18-hole UltraGolf (with weather insurance and equipment provided). Additional kids can join in the fun for SG$30/pax. With two sessions to choose from — 10am–11:30am or 1:30pm–3pm — it’s the perfect mix of sweet creativity and beachside play in one fun-filled day!
When: September 13, 2025
How Much: SG$50
Where: UltraGolf, 4 Palawan Beach Walk, The Palawan @ Sentosa, Singapore 098233, www.thepalawansentosa.com/promotion/frozt-and-fun-at-ultragolf
This September 13, 2025, the Singapore Air Force Museum invites families to a full day of aviation excitement for Air Force Day 2025. From 10 AM to 5 PM, visitors can snap epic photos beside the mighty F-15SG and C-130 Hercules, step inside these iconic aircraft, and try out RSAF’s AR Hololens training tools for a tech-savvy glimpse into modern aviation. Kids can suit up at the RSAF Uniform Station, explore flight simulators with the Singapore Youth Flying Club, and get hands-on with the Engineering Basics: Wire Lock activity. Don’t miss the sharing sessions with COL Lee Mei Yi, Singapore’s first female fighter squadron commander, at 11:30 AM and 2 PM for inspiring stories and rare insights. With so many interactive activities for all ages, Air Force Day promises a thrilling, educational, and unforgettable family experience.
When: September 13, 2025
How Much: Free!
Where: Singapore Air Force Museum, 400 Airport Rd, Singapore 534234, www.defencecollectivesg.com/airforceday2025
From 5–7 September 2025, VivoCity transforms into a playful learning hub with the Building Singapore Festival: From Dreams to Reality, where families can explore how Singapore’s buildings and spaces are designed, constructed, and maintained. Journey through five interactive zones filled with hands-on activities, and complete them all to redeem an exclusive event giveaway. Kids can also unleash their creativity at the free Build the Change LEGO Workshops, with two exciting sessions available—registration is required to secure a slot. Organised by the Building and Construction Authority (BCA), this free event at Level 1, Central Court is perfect for inquisitive young minds and offers an entertaining way for the whole family to learn while having fun.
When: September 5-7, 2025
How Much: Free!
Where: VivoCity, Level 1, Central Court, 1 HarbourFront Walk, Singapore 098585, www.buildsg.gov.sg/building-singapore-festival
From 8–14 September 2025, Great World transforms into a lively picnic wonderland for families during The Great Picnic Hangout. Located at the Atrium, Level 1, this free event offers a week packed with daily kids’ movie screenings, playful inflatables, whimsical rides like Uncle Ringo’s teacup ride, and engaging workshops and performances for all ages. With fun activities, delicious picnic treats, and entertainment all in one convenient spot, it’s the perfect way for families to spend the school holidays and make lasting memories together.
When: September 8-14, 2025
How Much: Free!
Where: Great World City, Atrium, Level 1, 1 Kim Seng Promenade, Singapore 237994, https://shop.greatworld.com.sg/promotion/the-great-picnic-hangout/
From 6–7 September 2025, TRIFECTA Singapore on Orchard Road transforms into a unique playground where snow meets surf at Ride in the City 2025, brought to you by Club Med and TRIFECTA. This one-of-a-kind event offers families and thrill-seekers a weekend packed with free activities like face painting, holiday cookie piping, cotton candy stations, bouncy castles, and creative workshops such as bucket hat making. For extra adventure, bookable experiences include snow sledding, surf and ski classes for all skill levels, and even snowfall every 15 minutes to bring the alpine vibe to the city. With something for every age, this is a fun, interactive, and memorable weekend for the whole family.
When: September 6-7, 2025
How Much: Various Pricing.
Where: Trifecta Singapore, 10A Exeter Rd, #01-01, Singapore 239958, https://trifectasingapore.com/events/0df07034-c0cd-436e-bcf9-83ef73050fba
From 28 August to 14 September 2025, Jumptopia Lite transforms One Holland Village Atrium into a lively playground packed with music, sports, and endless bouncing fun. Kids can meet the Kiztopia Friends across two giant inflatables, jam out with Happy’s Jammin’ Tribe on a beach of musical notes, or tackle slides, jumps, and circuit challenges in Drago’s Sports Hall. Whether your little ones are budding musicians, energetic athletes, or just love to play, this pop-up experience promises non-stop thrills and unforgettable family memories. Open weekdays 2 PM–8 PM and weekends 11 AM–9 PM (last entry 30 minutes before closing).
When: Now to September 14, 2025
How Much: 1A & 1C SG$15
Where: One Holland Village, 7 Holland Village Way, Singapore 275748, https://kiztopia.com/events/
From 5 September to 31 October 2025, City Square Mall invites families to dive into ocean conservation with The Great Ocean Dash — Ocean Action Discovery Trail. Across five interactive stations, SpongeBob SquarePants and friends guide children and parents through fun, self-guided activities that teach the importance of recycling and protecting marine life. Completing each station earns stamps in a digital trail passport, with full completion giving families a chance to win tickets to The Great Ocean Dash fun run on 23 November, featuring sustainability booths, games, and activities for all ages. From 5–7 September, pop-up eco workshops let kids create unique DIY projects using recycled materials, making this a hands-on, educational, and unforgettable family experience.
When: September 5 to October 31, 2025
How Much: Free!
Where: City Square Mall,
From 23 August to 5 October 2025, the MINT Museum of Toys shifts into high gear with its newest Pop-Up In The Museum edition — this time dedicated to the world of diecast cars, collectible vehicles, and F1-inspired racing tracksets. Perfect for families, collectors, and car lovers alike, this nostalgic yet action-packed showcase takes visitors through the Evolution of Diecast Toys, from early 20th-century treasures to today’s most iconic models.
Little racers can let loose at multi-track play zones, while grown-ups revisit their childhood with vintage collectibles on display. Plus, don’t miss the first-ever HotWheels retail experience inside a toy museum, exclusive workshops, themed tours, and curated F&B moments that bring together heritage, design, and play.
When: Now to October 5, 2025
How Much: Adult SG$30 | Child SG$20 | Senior SG$20 | Infant Free
Where: MINT Museum of Toys, 26 Seah St, Singapore 188382, https://emint.com/
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