Immerse your family in a world of creativity, history, and fun at Singapore’s most engaging destinations for a memorable weekend. Start your adventure at Gateway Theatre, where storytelling comes alive through different languages. Dive into hands-on experiences with Arts & Crafts and Free Play Activities, designed to spark imagination and joy in every child. It’s a space where stories leap off the pages, nurturing young minds in a world of wonder.

Next, the Children’s Museum Singapore, hosted by the National Heritage Board, invites families to a unique “Family Egg Hunt 2024” and “A Musical Journey Back In Time.” These interactive experiences blend learning with entertainment, offering a peek into Singapore’s rich heritage through engaging, family-friendly activities. Meanwhile, the ArtScience Museum’s “Future World Family Guide” transforms a visit into an extraordinary exploration of creativity and innovation, making it a must-see for families looking to inspire their little ones.

Don’t miss the “Naruto Teh Gallery” at Universal Studios for an unforgettable dive into the world of anime, or let the S.E.A Aquarium turn your sea of discovery into an ocean of hope with its mesmerizing marine life.

These venues offer not just fun but also educational experiences, ensuring that every weekend is an opportunity for families to explore, learn, and bond over the incredible offerings of Singapore’s cultural and entertainment landscape.

1. Gateway Theatre’s Kids Club: A World of Adventure for Young Explorers

Gateway Theatre’s Kids Club offers a treasure trove of activities tailored for children aged 3 to 7, providing a blend of storytelling, arts, crafts, and outdoor play designed to spark creativity and imagination.

“Once Upon A Time” Storytelling Sessions: Journey through magical worlds with our professional storytellers who bring children’s stories to life through engaging narration and lively enactments. These sessions encourage children to sing, dance, and interact, making storytelling an immersive experience. Catch the enchanting tales every first and second Saturday of the month, with English storytelling at 10:00 am followed by Chinese storytelling at 11:00 am.

April at Gateway Kids Club – Nurturing Nature: Dive into the wonders of nature this April. Our storytelling sessions will take you and your little ones on exciting adventures to discover Singapore’s rich biodiversity and the vital role of recycling. It’s a fantastic opportunity for children to learn about environmental stewardship in a fun and engaging way.

“Look What I Made!” Arts & Crafts Workshops: Unleash your child’s inner artist with a variety of arts and crafts activities. From sand art and sticker art to painting and coloring, each child can create their own masterpiece to take home. Plus, enjoy interactive outdoor games in the Sky Garden, where families can also relax with a picnic under the soothing sounds of background music.

Please note that children must be accompanied and supervised by an adult at all times. Gateway Theatre ensures a safe and fun environment but is not liable for any loss, damage, or injuries that occur on the premises.

2. Time Travels and Eco Adventures: Family Fun at the Children’s Museum Singapore

Discover a world of adventure at the Children’s Museum Singapore (formerly Singapore Philatelic Museum), presented by the National Heritage Board, with activities that merge fun with educational insights for the whole family.

Dive into the “Family Egg Hunt 2024” for an unforgettable day filled with discovery and learning. This unique egg hunt not only promises an engaging quest for children but also imparts valuable lessons on sustainability through interactive crafts, activities, and a themed bingo game. It’s an exciting way to explore environmental stewardship in a fun-filled setting.

Take a magical “Musical Journey Back In Time” where stories of yesteryears come to life. Listen as Grandpa and Granny recount tales of their childhood in a bustling marketplace and a kampung village centered around a giant water pump. As night falls, a mystical adventure begins when the children, drifting into dreams, find themselves transported back in time to experience the vibrant life of their grandparents’ tales.

Join the quest to become a “Water Hero!” in a self-guided exploration that highlights the critical role of water in our lives. Discover the many ways water touches our daily routines and learn how sustainable practices can make a big difference. With WonderBot, Water Wally, and Water Sally by your side, this interactive journey empowers young visitors to champion water conservation in their everyday actions.

3. Exploring the Nexus: Future World at ArtScience Museum

Step into “Future World” at the ArtScience Museum, a mesmerizing intersection where art converges with science, brought to life by the innovative minds at teamLab, an acclaimed international art collective. This permanent exhibition offers a unique exploration of digital interactive installations that blur the lines between the physical and virtual worlds, engaging visitors in a sensory experience of art, science, and wonder.

“Future World” guides guests through a captivating journey across two main sections: “City in A Garden,” which reflects on humanity’s relationship with nature, and “Exploring New Frontiers,” which propels visitors into imaginative visions of the future and beyond.

This immersive exhibition invites visitors of all ages to embark on an extraordinary adventure that ignites curiosity and inspires exploration, showcasing the dynamic interplay between technological innovation and artistic expression. “Future World” is not just an exhibition; it’s a journey to the frontiers of imagination, where art meets science in a dazzling display of interactive storytelling.

4. Naruto: The Gallery – A 20th Anniversary Celebration at Universal Studios Singapore

From March 28 to June 30, immerse yourself in the universe of Naruto with the overseas debut of “Naruto: The Gallery” at Universal Studios Singapore. This special exhibition marks the 20th anniversary of one of the anime world’s “Big Three.” Fans and newcomers alike can journey through Naruto Uzumaki’s evolution from a spirited genin to a hero of the Fourth Great Ninja War. The exhibit brings to life the series’ most memorable moments, showcasing original storyboards, character art, and more.

Experience the heart of Konohagakure through a meticulously crafted diorama that features quintessential landmarks, including Naruto’s own home and the imposing Hokage Rock. Dive deeper into the narrative with “Naruto’s Last Battle,” a captivating multi-screen theater presentation that dramatizes the intense final showdown between Naruto and Sasuke, encapsulating their complex friendship and rivalry.

A highlight of the gallery is the Animator Collaboration, where the artistry of five emerging animators—Ai Nina, Kohei Kadowaki, Kosuke Sugimoto, Kota Morie, and que—reimagines iconic scenes from the anime, offering fresh perspectives on beloved narratives. Each piece serves as a homage to Naruto’s enduring legacy.

Don’t miss the chance to dine at Naruto The Gallery Café, where the menu comes inspired by the series. Delight in dishes like Naruto’s favorite Ichiraku Ramen or Sasuke’s Fire Meatballs, making for a truly themed culinary experience. “Naruto: The Gallery” isn’t just an exhibition; it’s a celebration of storytelling, animation, and the indomitable spirit of its characters.

5. Dive into the Depths: A Journey Through S.E.A. Aquarium Singapore

Discover the wonders of the underwater world at the S.E.A. Aquarium in Sentosa, Singapore, celebrated as one of the world’s largest aquariums. Home to approximately 100,000 marine creatures from the globe’s critical oceans and seas, this aquatic paradise spans eight zones across 40 unique habitats. Marvel at the collection of exotic fish, majestic sharks, and other marine life, including rare species like the Bowmouth Guitarfish and the vibrant Blue Tang.

The aquarium offers an immersive experience, replicating environments such as the Laccadive Sea and the Strait of Malacca, allowing visitors to walk through habitats like the Open Ocean and Shark Sea. Gaze in awe at manta rays and sharks swimming overhead. Engage with interactive programs and feeding sessions that educate on marine conservation. At the S.E.A. Aquarium, every visit is a step closer to understanding our oceans’ vital ecosystems and the importance of preserving them for future generations.