Family-friendly things to do in June 2025
And before we know it, almost half of 2025 is behind us, and we’re already daydreaming about that grand year-end overseas vacation. Before we jet off for those dreamy winter destinations in December, we’ve got to fill out our itineraries for the month-long June holidays.
If you’ve resolved to stay in sunny Singapore for the mid-year break, then consider setting aside some time for these family-friendly things to do in June 2025. From pop-ups featuring the lil’ uns favourite characters to the world’s only indoor atrium net playground, the kids are bound to have a blast.
Table of Contents
- Family-friendly things to do in June 2025
- Breakdown of family-friendly things to do in June 2025
- – Free Events –
- 1. Get Curious! Building Our Singapore
- 2. i Light Singapore
- 3. Civic District Children’s Season 2025
- 4. Children’s Bienniale 2025
- 5. PA Family PLAYground
- 6. Monstrous Fun
- – Paid Events –
- 7. Jumptopia Lite: Bounce Beyond
- 8. Gardens by the Bay
- 9. Pop Air – Art is Inflatable
- 10. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic
- 11. Lang Lang Plays Disney in Concert
- 12. Star Vista KF1 Kiddy Circuit
- 13. Mirror Mirror: Journey Into The Mind
- 14. Nintendo Pop-up Store
- 15. Airzone
- 16. Bijou Holiday Camp
- – New attractions & activities –
- 17. Ocean Fantasy
- 18. Rainforest Wild Asia
- 19. Kids In The Room
- 20. Minion Land
- Bonus: Changi Airport & Jewel Changi
- Kid-friendly things to do in June 2025
Breakdown of family-friendly things to do in June 2025
| Category | Venue | Activity | Dates |
| Free events | National Museum | Singapore history interactive exhibits | Now till 29th June 2025 |
| I Light Singapore | 17 whimsical light installations | 29th May-29th June 2025 | |
| Civic District Season | Trail of kids’ art activities in different locations | 30th May-29th June | |
| National Gallery | Children’s Biennial | Now till 31st March 2026 | |
| PA Family PLAYground | Family carnival | Varies on the CC | |
| Monstrous Fun | Art activities & performances | 30th May-1st June 2025 | |
| Paid events | Suntec City | 3 character-themed playgrounds | 29th May-29th June 2025 |
| Gardens by the Bay | Lilytopia
Children’s Festival featuring Disney’s Lilo & Stitch Jurassic World: The Experience |
Now till 15th June 2025
Now till 15th June 2025 From 29th May onwards |
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| Marina Bay Sands | Balloon Museum | 7th June-31st August 2025 | |
| Resorts World Sentosa | Harry Potter: Visions of Magic | Now till 31st September 2025 | |
| Star Theatre | Lang Lang Plays Disney in Concert | 12th & 14th June 2025 | |
| Star Vista | KF1 Kiddy Circuit | 1st June-29th June | |
| ArtScience Museum | Mirror Mirror: Journey Into The Mind | 8th March-6th July | |
| Jewel Changi Airport | Nintendo Pop-up Store | Now till 24th July | |
| City Square Mall | Airzone | Now till end of June | |
| aquaDucks Pasir Panjang | Bijou Holiday Camp | 2nd-20th June | |
| New attractions & activities | Ocean Fantasy | F1 simulators & water duck rides | Opened in May 2025 |
| Rainforest Wild Asia | Wild Apex Adventure tour | Opened in March 2025 | |
| Kids In The Room | Kid-friendly escape room | Opened in March 2025 | |
| Minion Land | Minion-themed rides | Opened in February 2025 |
– Free Events –
1. Get Curious! Building Our Singapore
From now till 29th June 2025
These kids look really curious here.
Image credit: National Museum of Singapore
Reading a book as thick as a dictionary isn’t the only way to learn about Singapore’s history. Instead, you can relive it at the National Museum’s Get Curious! Building Our Singapore exhibits from now till 29th June 2025. Their interactive installations let you “travel” back in time and learn all about the people who made Singapore what it is today.
Find out more about the Get Curious! Building Our Singapore exhibits.
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2. i Light Singapore
29th May-21st June 2025
The Piano Walk exhibit is one of many where you can interact with the art.
Image credit: i Light Singapore 2025
The annual i Light Singapore is back from 29th May to 21st June 2025, with 17 unique light installations. What makes this year’s edition extra special is the festival’s expansion to cover the Singapore River and Raffles Place. Plus, it’s free for everybody to enter.
Find out more about i Light Singapore 2025.
Opening hours: Mon-Thu, Sun 7.30pm-11pm | Fri-Sat 7.30pm-12am
3. Civic District Children’s Season 2025
30th May-29th June 2025
Image used for illustrative purposes only.
The Civic District Children’s Season 2025 sets you and your kid on a Little Explorer’s trail – a lineup of kids’ art activities at some of Singapore’s most iconic cultural spots. These include places like The Arts House, Asian Civilisations Museum, Esplanade Theatres on the Bay, National Gallery Singapore, and Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall.
It’s free and also self-guided, so you can do it at your own pace anytime.
Find out more about the Civic District Children’s Season 2025.
4. Children’s Bienniale 2025
From now till 31st March 2026
Image credit: National Gallery Singapore
What separates the Children’s Bienniale apart from the other art installations is that it’s baby-friendly too. There are 8 engaging installations in total, each revolving around the theme of the future while exploring values like joy, kindness, dream, and love. This means anybody can learn from it, whether young or old.
The exhibit will be held at the National Gallery and is free of charge.
Find out more about the Children’s Biennial 2025.
5. PA Family PLAYground
Selected dates in June across different community clubs
As part of the SG60 celebrations, 5 community clubs (CCs) islandwide will be hosting a day-long family event: PA Family PLAYground. Each venue will feature playgrounds, educational challenges, game booths, and hands-on workshops. In short, basically everything you need for a fun-filled family outing.
Entry is free and the event runs from 10am to 6pm across the 5 CCs.
The 5 participating CCs are:
- Tengah: 8th June 2025
- Braddell Heights: 14th June 2025
- Toa Payoh West: 21st June 2025
- Nee Soon South: 28th June 2025
- One Punggol: 5th July 2025
Find out more about the PA Family PLAYground.
6. Monstrous Fun
30th May-1st June 202
Image adapted from: Art House Limited
Get your hands crafty at Monstrous Fun, happening from 30th May to 1st June 2025. There, your child can participate in fun scribbling challenges and put their paper-folding skills to the test. You’ll also get to dabble with musical instruments from other cultures before watching how it’s really done, with Jazz legend Louis Soliano making a guest appearance.
Btw, the event is organised by SOTA students, so you’re getting a legit arts experience for free.
Find out more about Monstrous Fun.
Opening hours: 12pm-5pm
– Paid Events –
7. Jumptopia Lite: Bounce Beyond
29th May-29th June 2025
Image adapted from: @kiztopiasg via Instagram
Jumptopia: Bounce Beyond is back, this time at Suntec City from 29th May to 29th June 2025. Let your kids explore through 3 different character-themed playgrounds:
- Bell’s Dreamy Delights is an obstacle course with 2 long 6.8m slides.
- Happy’s Hideout has 2 similarly long slides.
- Raby’s Arena has tunnels to crawl through and a giant ball pit too.
Tickets start from $15 for 1 adult and 1 child for a 30 minute play session.
8. Gardens by the Bay
3 unique themed experiences across June
In June, there’ll be 3 attractions to visit at Gardens by The Bay. First, there’s Lilytopia from now till 15th June 2025 at the Flower Dome. Step inside and you’ll be greeted by over 10,000 lilies across more than 50 types – all set in a dreamy setup that’ll make you feel like you’ve been transported into Venice.
The main highlight would be the near 7m-tall slide where your kiddos can “surf” like Stich.
Image credit: Gardens by the Bay
For something more kiddy, the Children’s Festival featuring Disney’s Lilo & Stitch takes place from 24th May to 15th June 2025. It’s a Stitch-themed outdoor festival complete with huge installations, play zones, and hands-on activities centred around our favourite blue alien.
Once you’ve finished playing, you can catch the new Lilo & Stitch film in cinemas.
Image credit: Neon
Then, from 29th May onwards, get an up-close look at life-sized replicas of dinosaurs in the Cloud Forest at Jurassic World: The Experience. Think of it as a preview to the dinos that’ll appear in the upcoming Jurassic World Rebirth flick. Examples include an 8.5m-tall Brachiosaurus, the iconic T-rex, and baby dinosaurs which you can try “petting” if you’re brave enough.
Book tickets to Gardens by The Bay’s activities.
9. Pop Air – Art is Inflatable
7th June-31st August 2025
Image credit: Balloon Museum
Drop by the Balloon Museum at Marina Bay Sands from 7th June to 31st August 2025 to check out 17 larger-than-life inflatable artworks. Kids can hop onto a different set of swings at the cloud swing, which might just trick you into thinking you’re floating up high in the sky.
Tickets start from $35, though you can get 50% off by filling out this form in advance.
Book tickets to Pop Air – Art Is Inflatable.
Address: Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Exhibition Hall F, Basement 2, Singapore 018956
*Opening hours: 10am-9.30pm, Daily
**Opening hours: Mon-Thur 10am-7.30pm | Fri 10am-8.30pm | Sat 10am-9.30pm | Sun 10am-7pm
*Opening hours from 7th to 30th June 2025.
** Opening hours from 1st July 2025.
10. Harry Potter: Visions of Magic
Extended until 31st September 2025
What better way to introduce your kids to the lore of Harry Potter than at Hogwarts itself. That’s just 1 out of 10 immersive environments you can find at Harry Potter: Visions of Magic at Resorts World Sentosa. Tickets start from $39/child and $49/adult. Just note that they sell out pretty fast, so best to chope your slot earlier.
Book tickets to Harry Potter: Visions of Magic at RWS.
11. Lang Lang Plays Disney in Concert
12th & 14th June 2025
Image credit: Sydney Symphony Orchestra
Catch famous renowned Chinese pianist Lang Lang perform at the Lang Lang Plays Disney in Concert at The Star Theatre on 12th and 14th June 2025. This performance celebrates Disney’s 100th anniversary with piano remixes of iconic soundtracks from films like Frozen and The Lion King. A live symphony orchestra will also be there to zhng up an already electrifying experience.
Book tickets to Lang Lang Plays Disney.
12. Star Vista KF1 Kiddy Circuit
1st-29th June 2025
Image credit: KF1
If your bill crosses the $100 mark at Star Vista, you’ll score 2 tickets for you and your kid to race at the KF1 Star Circuit from 1st-19th June 2025. Just note that it’s limited to the first 50 redemptions per weekday, so you’d have to be faster than a go-kart to snag them.
Find out more about Star Vista’s KF1 Kiddy Circuit.
13. Mirror Mirror: Journey Into The Mind
8th March-6th July 2025
Every kid probably remembers humming the “mirror mirror on the wall” tune while checking themselves out in the mirror. Well, Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind takes that concept to a whole new level. Each of their 8 interactive zones lets you explore what goes on behind your thoughts, bringing them to life. Trippy.
The exhibition is held at the ArtScience Museum from now until 6th July 2025, tickets start from $16 each with their family bundle.
Book tickets to Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind.
14. Nintendo Pop-up Store
Now till 24th July 2025
Image credit: Nintendo
Kids can quench their gaming needs at the Nintendo Pop-up Store in Jewel Changi Airport, open from now until 24th July 2025. Although there’s no telling if the Nintendo Switch 2 will be there, you’ll still find over 500 Nintendo products, 150 of which are exclusives only available in Japan.
Image adapted from: Changi Airport.
Once you’re done shopping, immortalise your visit by snapping some pictures at the Mario Kart-themed photo spots.
15. Airzone
Discounted tickets from now till end of June 2025
This is definitely one unique playground.
Image credit: Airzone
If your little one has energy to burn off, bring them to Airzone in City Square Mall. It’s the world’s first and only indoor atrium net playground. With bouncy nets, swings, obstacle courses, and even a maze, it’s a multi-level play haven that will excite anybody. Climb your way to the top, then zoom down the slide from level 6 to 5 to do it all over again.
Tickets start from $27.90/person, though you can get them in bundles too through their session passes, valid from now until the end of June 2025.
Book tickets to Airzone.
16. Bijou Holiday Camp
2nd-20th June 2025
Image credit: aquaDucks
Studies show that playing multiple sports boosts brain development by engaging different motor skills. At Bijou Holiday Camp, your kids can try Muay Thai, table tennis, and swimming. These sports help train their spatial awareness, hand-eye, and bilateral coordination respectively.
Plus, these sports are all conducted by a different specialised vendor, so you won’t have to worry about it being a generic camp. As for the price, you can opt for either the half-day camp ($92.65) or the full-day camp ($165).
Book tickets to Bijou Holiday Camp.
– New attractions & activities –
17. Ocean Fantasy
Biggest Wan To Play indoor playground in Singapore
Image credit: Chris Tang
Ocean Fantasy at Punggol Coast Mall is Wan To Play’s biggest indoor playground, featuring themed F1 simulators to water duck rides. That’s also in addition to the big ball pits, trampolines, slides, and a flying fox.
Tickets start at $35 for 2 hours of play for 1 adult and 1 child.
18. Rainforest Wild Asia
Exciting high element activities
At Rainforest Wild Asia, you can get an up close look at the vibrant zoo ecosystem on the Wild Apex Adventure tour. Think an adventure trail, high elements, and scenic views all rolled into one.
P.S. From now until 31st May, you can snag a 1-for-1 Wild Apex Adventure Buddy Bundle at $96 each. Regular ticket prices are $192/adult.
19. Kids In The Room
PG friendly escape room for the kiddos
Image credit: Kids In The Room Singapore via Google Maps
Get the escape room experience without the jumpscare screams at Kids In The Room – a more vocational twist to the concept. It has 8 different job-themed escape rooms, where you can roleplay in costumes for each job. The attraction is located in Marina Square and tickets start from $32/child and $11/adult.
Book tickets to Kids In The Room.
20. Minion Land
Minion-themed amusement park
See anything and everything related to the popular Minions franchise at Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore. There are a range of rides available, like Super Silly Fun Land – modelled after the amusement park from Despicable Me, and suitable for really young ones.
For more thrills, hop on the Despicable Me Minion Mayhem, a 4D ride inside Gru’s lair. Tickets start from $59 for kids aged 4-12 and $76/adult.
Book tickets to Minion Land at Universal Studios Singapore.
Bonus: Changi Airport & Jewel Changi
A hotbed of kid-friendly activities without the need for a boarding pass
Image credit: Changi Airport
While not technically a single place or event in itself, Changi Airport and Jewel Changi offer plenty of fun kid-friendly activities. Some examples include The Slide @T3, Little Dino, or even the Changi Jurassic Mile. You can find out all about these activities further with this guide to kid-friendly activities to do at Changi Airport.
Kid-friendly things to do in June 2025
While school’s out, take this chance to rest and prepare for the latter half of 2025. Who knows, perhaps you’ll find these kid-friendly things to do in June to be equally as rejuvenating for yourself as you kick back and watch the rowdy little ones do their thing.
Should you be planning a last-minute trip overseas, Malaysia’s the most logical and feasible destination, so have a look at these things to do in Desaru. If you just have to head to the EU for a grecian vacation, consider these Santorini dupes near Singapore instead. Else, we’ve heard Penyabong’s a great choice for some peace and quiet.
Cover image adapted from: @airzone via Instagram, Arts House Limited, @kiztopiasg via Instagram, Gardens by the Bay