Looking for the best 2026 weekend events in Singapore? The city-state is expected to be buzzing with fun activities this weekend. From vibrant family-friendly activities to colourful Disney pop-ups, new attractions, and more…you won’t be bored this weekend from June 12-14, 2026. Here’s 16 top picks of the best things to do in Singapore this weekend.
Grab your future-loving teenagers or kids for the ultimate new weekend activity. Be among the first to dive into another dimension at Portals: An Epic Through Fantasy & Sci-Fi. This massive blockbuster exhibition invites you to step out of the digital realm and into eight cinematic spaces, larger-than-life sets, and spectacular stories. Get tickets.
Disney magic blooms in Floral Fantasy with 23 character topiaries. If you’re looking for a family-friendly attraction among the things to do in Singapore this weekend, check out the second edition of Disney Garden of Wonder at Gardens by the Bay. It features 23 character-inspired topiaries across five themed zones.
Admire stunning installations at i Light 2026
i Light Singapore is a top and free weekend activity running from June 5 to 28, 2026. The festival transforms Marina Bay and its surroundings into a walkable light art attraction with 14 interactive installations to admire. Plus, you can enjoy delicious food at GastroBeats after as mentioned below. Definitely, one of the best things to do this weekend in Singapore.
An iconic Minecraft-themed adventure arrived at Mandai Wildlife Reserve recently. Families and children can team up to explore seven interactive biomes, battle iconic mobs, solve puzzles, and rescue villagers. So you better get tickets now before it ends.
Enjoy free entry and take home a complimentary plush bloom at Cj Hendry’s Flower Market. For a standout addition to your list of things to do in Singapore this weekend, Australian artist Cj Hendry brings the famous Flower Market installation to IMBA Theatre for its Southeast Asian debut from June 10 to June 14, 2026. Entry is free with pre-registration recommended. Learn more.
Indulge at GastroBeats 2026
GastroBeats is a top weekend food spot running at Bayfront Event Space until June 28. Visitors can enjoy free entry, live music, games, and a lively waterfront setting with more than 40 food vendors on offer. From Aussie doughnuts to Texas-style BBQ, tacos, desserts, and more…you’ll be spoilt for choice. Plus, for the 2026 event there’s a new pickleball experience!
Step inside Van Gogh’s masterpieces with immersive projections and Motion AI. If you’re looking for an artsy pick among the things to do in Singapore this weekend, Van Gogh Inside reopens at Parkview Square, presenting towering digital projections of Van Gogh’s most famous works with a new Motion AI feature and hands-on experiences. Get tickets.
Take the kids to the children’s festival
The 2026 Children’s Festival returned to Gardens By The Bay last weekend. SuperTree Grove will become a shrine to celebrate 100 years of Disney’s Winnie The Pooh. The free event offers themed play zones, games, a Hunny Cafe pop-up, and more to start the school holidays.
If you’re looking for things to do in Singapore next weekend that crank the energy all the way up, Emo Night Brooklyn—an iconic American phenomenon—is crashing into Singapore. Book this high-energy DJ dance party for nonstop emo, pop pink jams, and much more. Grab a ticket fast here.
See 800,000 LEGO bricks and 2-metre roses at Jewel’s new LEGO Garden! If you’re looking for visually stunning things to do in Singapore this weekend, swing by Jewel Changi Airport’s Celebrate Jewel Blooms with LEGO Botanicals—Southeast Asia’s largest LEGO botanical exhibition. Get the full details.
Looking for an artsy pick among the things to do in Singapore this weekend? Singapore Art Museum in Tanjong Pagar Distripark is home to the Southeast Asia debut of the Hiroshi Sugimoto: Form Is Emptiness exhibition. The new exhibition offers 63 works from 11 series, alongside 14 ancient fossils from the famous Japanese artist. Learn more.
Enjoy the first weekend debut of the famous Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Musical in Southeast Asia. Taking place at Sands Theatre, audiences are invited into Willy Wonka’s world with dazzling sets, cheeky Oompa-Loompas, and iconic songs from the movie. Learn more.
Play a real-life Monopoly game
Singapore’s first in-world Monopoly game recently launched in the city. MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Singapore turns the city-state into a real adventure game. Players can explore Singapore’s hidden treasures in Love, Lost & Found, which feature self-guided trails, free iced tea, interesting clues, and more fun. Get tickets.
Feel like a kid at Dopamine Land
Singapore’s coolest new attraction, Dopamine Land, is a colourful museum of happiness at Resorts World Sentosa. Guests can wander nine colourful rooms, playful installations, and enjoy immersive soundscapes that trigger wonderful feelings. From pillow fight zones to neon dreamscapes, VR spaces, and more…you’ll be spoilt for choice. Get tickets.
If you’re hunting for sweet things to do in Singapore this weekend, tumble into the Hundred Acre Wood at Singapore’s first Winnie The Pooh high tea happening at SKAI this season. Running now until August 31, this limited-edition afternoon tea offers stunning 70th floor views, character-inspired dishes, and plenty of honey pairings. Learn more.
Cast spells at Hogwarts
Another weekend event, Harry Potter: Visions of Magic, is the perfect way to explore the Wizarding World at Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore. The interactive art experience invites guests to explore more than 10 themed spaces, from the Chamber of Secrets to the Trap Door, alongside dramatic sets, immersive photo spots, and more. Get tickets.
