
What if your child could become a planet-saving hero through play? Children’s Season 2026 turns that idea into reality with hands-on workshops, interactive experiences, and family adventures across Singapore museums. This annual festival, organized by Children’s Museum Singapore and the Museum Roundtable, celebrates the International Day of Play with the theme Sustainability. From 30 May to 28 June 2026, young explorers aged 12 and under (and their families) can imagine, create, and discover how small actions make a big difference for our planet.
Perfect for preschoolers and early primary kids, the event blends fun with meaningful learning—think recycled crafts, storytelling, pop-up playgrounds, and stamp-collecting adventures that encourage healthy habits and environmental care. It’s stroller-friendly with family facilities like nursing rooms at the main venue, making it an ideal June school holiday outing.
Details on Children’s Season 2026
The Scoop – What to Expect
Children’s Season 2026 Stamp Booklet Activity
Free Island-Wide Treasure Hunt For Sustainable Habits
Pick up a free Children’s Season 2026 Stamp Booklet at any participating museum and collect unique stamps by completing fun activities. This year’s focus celebrates simple habits like staying active and making sustainable choices. Redeem stamps for exclusive prizes from Children’s Museum Singapore, Health Promotion Board, and National Environment Agency — a brilliant way to turn museum hopping into an exciting family quest!
Ms. Nat and the Zero Waste Heroes (Signature Programme)
Interactive Storytelling & Hands-On Sustainability At Children’s Museum Singapore
Join Ms. Nat and friends to battle the rising Waste-O-Meter through lively stories, movement, and activities on food waste, water conservation, and everyday eco-habits. Families create a recycled Zero-Waste Hero badge to take home. Blends play with purpose for memorable bonding and real-world inspiration. Sessions: 30 & 31 May, 5 & 6 June 2026.
Raja and The Lost Journal (Signature Programme)
Heritage Adventure & Resourceful Living At Indian Heritage Centre
Help Raja uncover a mysterious journal at the Indian Heritage Centre, diving into stories of Singapore’s early migrants who lived sustainably by reusing and reinventing resources. Playful games and imagination bring history alive in unexpected ways. Sessions: 30 & 31 May, 5 & 6 June 2026.
PLAY @ Children’s Season 2026 Drop-In Activities
Creative Free Play Celebrating International Day of Play
Let Loose & Play: Music Makers (11–15 Jun) – Build instruments from recycled materials at National Gallery Singapore. Play Together: A Pop-up Playground (11–13 Jun) – Child-directed imaginative spaces with Chapter Zero at National Museum of Singapore. What Could it Be? (11–13 Jun) – Open-ended googly-eye creations that come to life digitally. Pure joy, creativity, and connection!
Main Image Credit: National Heritage Board
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