Planning for the September school holidays in Singapore? Break free from routine and explore a city teeming with energy, creativity, and adventure! With exciting interactive art installations, captivating museum experiences, and vibrant festivals, there’s something for everyone! From free holiday events to immersive experiences, we round up fun and exciting September holiday activities to keep the kids entertained.
Step into a whole new world at Harry Potter: Visions of Magic. Explore 10 immersive environments filled with multi-sensory installations, original soundscapes and interactive wand experiences that bring Harry Potter to life. Don't miss Singapore-exclusive experiences including the Chamber of Secrets and The Trap Door, plus spaces inspired by the Ministry of Magic, Newt’s Menagerie and the Room of Requirement.
Highlights of Harry Potter: Vision of Magic:
Ten immersive, multi-sensory rooms bringing the wizarding world to life
When: Now until December 2026.
Where: WEAVE Level B1, Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
How Much: From SG$49 per adult and SG$39 per child.
Looking for a stress-free indoor holiday activity this September? Get tickets to a kids' theatre show in Singapore! Happening for one weekend only, PEPPA Pig Fun Day Out! invites little ones to join their favorite pigs on an adventure to the beach. Get ready for lots of singing, dancing, and muddy puddle jumps.
Highlights Of PEPPA PIG Fun Day Out!:
When: September 5, 2026 at 10:30am, 2pm & 5:30pm; September 6, 2026 at 10:30am, 2pm & 5:30pm
Where: Esplanade Theatre, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore
Tickets: Tickets from SG$28–SG$138 via SISTIC. Book early as seats are limited for this popular weekend show.
The Singapore Night Festival 2026 lights up Bras Basah.Bugis from 21 August to 5 September 2026 under the theme Myths and Legends. Discover a new Museum Zone, spectacular projection mapping at the National Museum, roaming performances and interactive installations celebrating Southeast Asian folklore. Most programs are free and perfect for family evenings out.
Highlights of Singapore Night Festival 2026:
When: August 21 - September 5, 2026
Where: Bras Basah.Bugis Precinct, Singapore
How Much: Free entry with ticketed programs.
Looking for a calm outdoor break during the September school holidays? Check out a secret park in Singapore! Head to Hampstead Wetlands Park in Seletar Aerospace Park. This 3.23-hectare green sanctuary offers free boardwalk walks around a pretty water lily lake, excellent birdwatching and quiet picnic spots. Spot kingfishers, bee-eaters and other wildlife while kids enjoy the nearby aerospace-themed playground at The Oval.
Highlights of Hampstead Wetlands Park:
When: Ongoing
Where: Baker Street, Singapore 799977
How Much: Free!
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 of Singapore Odyssey:
When: Ongoing
Where: Shaw Foundation Glass Rotunda, National Museum of Singapore, 93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897
How Much: Admission is free for Singaporeans and PRs
Check out the first POP Bakery in Southeast Asia at WEAVE, Resorts World Sentosa. This two-story flagship store pairs a full POP MART retail store on the ground floor with a dedicated bakery upstairs. Look forward to whimsical desserts inspired by most-loved characters like Labubu, Dimoo, Molly, Pucky, and more.
Highlights of POP Bakery:
When: Open daily; 11am–9:30pm (Monday to Thursday), 10am–9:30pm (Friday–Sunday)
Where: WEAVE at Resorts World Sentosa, #01-233, 26 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098138
How Much: Free entry!
Singapore’s first museum just for children invites little ones to explore heritage through play at the Children’s Museum Singapore. In a charming historic building, kids under 12 can enjoy interactive exhibits, role-play and storytelling that bring Singapore’s past and culture to life. Kids can voyage back in time, explore hawker culture, role-play and enjoy toddler-friendly play spaces while learning about local heritage through storytelling and hands-on activities.
Highlights of Children's Museum Singapore:
When: Open daily with timed entry slots
Where: 23-B Coleman Street, Singapore 179807
How Much: Free entry for Singaporeans & PRs. SG$10 per child and SG$15 per adult for foreigners
Get the kids off the couch, and take them to an outdoor playground in Singapore where they can burn off energy (and sugar!). Inspired by Alice in Wonderland, this heartland playground features whimsical elements including the Cheshire Cat, magic mushrooms, Tweedledum mirrors, a clock trampoline, slides and climbing structures designed for both younger (aged 2–5) and older (aged 6–12) kids. Perfect for imaginative outdoor play in a compact, storybook setting.
Highlights of Dawson Vista Outdoor Playground:
When: Open daily
Where: 78A Strathmore Avenue, Singapore 140078
How Much: Free!
Need a break from the hustle and bustle of the city? Plan a fun family day out at Sentosa, where you'll find a treasure trove of kid-friendly activities. This September holidays, take the kids to a beach club, stroll down the Fort Siloso Skywalk or get an adrenaline rush at the Skyline Luge. Walk or cycle along the shaded Sentosa Boardwalk, or lounge around at the beach.
When: Open daily
Where: Sentosa Island
How Much: Free and ticketed activities
Need a reason to get the kids moving? Get tickets to an upcoming fun run, kids' dash or marathon in Singapore! Hit your closest park connector for a scenic run with the kids, so they'll be ready to crush it at your next family fun run. Just be sure to head outdoors early in the morning or in the late afternoon or evening to avoid the heat. Wear breathable clothes, and stay hydrated before and after your run!
Highlights of a Fun Run In Singapore:
When: Various dates and times
Where: Various locations in Singapore
How Much: Fun run tickets from SG$22 per person.
Main Image Credit: Children's Museum Singapore
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