Looking for things to do this weekend in Singapore with the kids? We’ve got your back. There are so many things to do in Singapore this weekend with kids, and we’ve got the lowdown on all the best kids’ events and free things to do this weekend! Whether it’s fun kids’ activities, weekend markets, kids’ theatre shows, free outdoor playgrounds or free water playgrounds, you’ll have no trouble figuring out what to do in Singapore with kids. Read on for our weekly roundup of kids’ weekend events and activities, what’s on in Singapore, and what to do in Singapore this weekend.
Here’s a snippet of things to do this weekend in Singapore with kids: A FREE dino screening at Supertree Grove, sailing at Marina Bay (FREE!), an exclusive F1 exhibit, the massive Mummys Market, weekend markets, free activities and performances at Harmony Fest!, wellness activities at SYNC. Festival, a KFC picnic, NDP fireworks and more!
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Best Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore With Kids, Kids’ Events & Where To Go This Weekend:
Attention, all parents with little dino fans! Save your weekend for this FREE screening of BBC Earth’s ‘Walking With Dinosaurs’ at Gardens by the Bay. The Supertree Grove transforms into a beautiful outdoor cinema, where you wind down with a picnic mat to delve into the prehistoric world of dinosaurs. There’ll also be dino-themed activities and dinosaur photo ops, plus a fossil excavation pit! More info here.
Deets: 5 July, 5pm – 9pm, Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay
Read more: Dinosaur Parks & Playgrounds In Singapore
Book a FREE family sailing session at DBS Sailing At The Bay! Hop on a sailboat, learn the ropes of sailing and admire views of Marina Bay, The Esplanade, MBS and the Merlion from a unique perspective. The experience is totally free, just for our Sassy Mama readers! Find out more here. Note that participants must be between 7 and 70 years of age.Deets: 2 – 13 July 2025, Several time slots available, meeting point at Pontoon beside Customs House, 70 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049323
Heads up, fans of F1 Singapore, there’s a FREE Formula 1 experiential exhibit taking place over the weekends at the F1 Pit Building! Not only does it let you explore the history of the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix, but there are also fun activities such as racing simulators. You’ll also get a rare look into the coll down room, media centre and podium. There are also prizes to be won, such as F1 tickets! More info here.Deets: 6 July – 3 August, Saturday & Sunday, 8 sessions daily, F1 Pit Building
Wondering what to do this weekend in Singapore? Mummys Market is back for three days at Singapore Expo! You know what that means–great deals on everything mummy-related, including baby car seats, strollers, toys and more. With over 250,000 brands participating, you’re going to want to set aside a whole day (or weekend) for this shopping spree! More info here.Deets: 4 – 6 July, Singapore Expo Hall 5
If you’ve got a shopping itch to scratch, there are two pop-up markets happening this weekend! Head over to Palawan Beach Walk for the monthly Sentosa Festive Fair, where you’ll find over 30 vendors that include wellness workshops, spiritual readings, hands-on crafts activities and more. There’s also a vintage flea market happening at Katong Square where you’ll find all sorts of rarities and hidden treasures! Read about all the weekend markets in Singapore here.Sentosa Festive Fair: 5 – 6 July, 4pm – 9pm, Palawan Beach Walk, Sentosa
Vintage Flea Market: 4 – 6 July, Friday – Saturday 1pm – 10pm, Sunday 11am – 8pm, Katong Square
Read more: Flea Markets & Pop-Up Fairs In Singapore
Harmony Fest!’25 is happening at Singapore Sports Hub over the weekend, and it’s packed with family-friendly fun. There’s a Harmony Walk with performances along the way, hands-on cultural activities like tea appreciation and batik-making and a lively stage with music and dance by school groups and community performers. Food-wise, expect classic faves like laksa and satay. Register here.Deets: 5 – 6 July, 10am – 4pm, OCBC Square
SYNC. Festival is all about highlighting wellbeing, be it for your body or mind. There are some fab activities for the family, including a casual 3km Fam Walk ($15/pax) through greenery that’s open to participants aged 3 and above. It’s for a good cause, too: for every kilometre completed, $10 will be donated to the Tzu-Chi Foundation (Singapore)! If you’ve got older teens, bring them (and perhaps yourself) to take part in the Youth Quest ($20/pax) for ages 15 to 35. There are seven stations with fun challenges and prizes ot be won! There are also some free activities taking place before the main festival such as performances, Silent Movie Nights and more. Find out more here.Deets: 4 July, 6pm – 9pm; 5 July 11am – 9pm; 6 July, 6.30am – 1pm, Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre, 30A Yishun Central 1, Singapore 768796
We’ve got amazing sunset spots in Singapore, but you can now join the Sentosa Sunset Watch Party to really spend some screen-free quality time with the family. You can make a reservation for a deck chair, floor chair or beach towel–and remember to pack your kiddo’s sandplay toys! Read more about it here.Deets: Now till 30 August, 6pm – 8pm on Friday & Saturday, Palawan Beach, Sentosa
There’s no better way to celebrate International Fried Chicken Day than with a picnic of fried chicken! KFC’s Picnic Under The Stars promises all that finger lickin’ goodness with live performances at this one-day-only event. Each ticket costs $59.90 for two to three pax, and comes with a Picnic Bundle that includes a special International Fried Chicken Day picnic bag, a mat, a bucket floor lamp and a foldable fan. The ticket also includes a Picnic Buddy Meal consisting of yummy fried chicken, nuggets, fries and Coca-Cola. Get tickets here.Deets: 5 July, 6.30pm – 9.30pm, Dhoby Ghaut Green
National Day Parade 2025 prep is well underway, and those who are around the CBD can catch the glorious NDP fireworks every Saturday till the big day itself! Just park yourself at one of the free NDP fireworks viewing spots from 7.30pm onwards, to watch the celebratory spectacle. We hear there are several fireworks displays taking place, so bring your best company and get your cameras ready!Deets: 28 June, 5, 12, 19, 26 July, 2, 9 August, 7.30pm onwards, various areas at these free NDP fireworks viewing spots
Missed out on the ticket ballots for the National Day Parade and NDP Previews? You can catch a second wind with ticket ballots for the NTUC NDP Bay Celebrations at the Promontory @ Marina Bay! Entry is completely free and you’ll get a front row seat to watch the spectacular NDP fireworks displays during the NDP Previews and National Day Parade itself. Just submit your application here by 4 July 2025. Successful applicants will be notified by 8 July 2025!Deets: NTUC NDP Bay Celebrations ticket balloting from now till 4 July, apply here
The Singapore Cable Car’s Sentosa Line is now Peranakan-themed! Not only can you now ride in cabins decked out in Peranakan heritage patterns and motifs, but you can also get fab discounts for the rides with 1-for-1 deals. Tickets are now $4 for a round trip (U.P. $4/adult & $3/child) and $14 for unlimited rides–for two pax (one adult and one child) for all local residents! Tickets must be bought at the Sentosa Line – Sensoryscape Station Ticketing Counter and Guest Service Centre at Sensoryscape. More info here.Deets: Now till 31 August, Singapore Cable Car (Sentosa Line)
We love sussing out free things to do over the weekend, so don’t miss out on this cultural treat with a modern twist over at Sentosa Sensoryscape! Peranakan Reimagined has plenty of IG-worthy elements, including light shows, colourful shophouses, dondang sayang melodies and more. You can even rent a kebaya to get into the mood! Look out for workshops taking place on 5 -6 July and 2 – 3 August, too. Read more about it here.Deets: Now till 31 August, Light shows from 7.30pm – 9.30pm every 15 minutes, Sentosa Sensoryscape
There are an array of running events in Singapore taking place soon and registrations are coming to a close. Registrations for some family-friendly running events such as the Skechers Friendship Walk, the Race Against Cancer, The Great Eastern Women’s Run, Run for Hope and the Standard Chartered Singapore Marathon are open! Read more about all the runs and marathons in Singapore.
Give the kiddos a weekend to remember at the new Pop Air exhibition by the Balloon Museum! With large-scale inflatable installations, interactive artworks and lots of baubles and balloons, the kids are surely going to enjoy this one! Highlights include a 1,000sqm space filled with latex balloons, cloud swings and more. Tickets are $63 for adults and $48 for children and you can get them here.Deets: 7 June – 31 August, Marina Bay Sands
If you’ve got fans of Paw Patrol, SpongeBob SquarePants and Dora at home, here’s your cue to bring them over to the Nickelodeon PlayFest. It’s the largest inflatable playground we’ve seen just yet–comprising three themed zones in one mega-inflatable. Kids can do everything from slide, bounce and climb between Paw Patrol vehicles, Bikini Bottom’s townspeople and Dora’s jungly adventure. Part of the World of Blocks playground also still stands, so there’s a great ball pit, slides and jungle gym the kids will love, too! If your little one needs to take a breather from all that running and jumping, there’s also a slime corner, plus character meet-and-greets. Tickets cost from $24/person for a two hour play session and you can get them here.Deets: Now till 13 July, school holidays, weekends & PH, 10am – 8pm, PeopleUp Hub
We’re sad to see Miffy and friends go, after the Miffy takeover of Changi Airport! If you’re wondering what to do this weekend in Singapore, bring the kids over to Miffy’s Beach Party Bounce, a giant inflatable ball pit and slide at Terminal 3. A 30-minute bouncy session is $15 (or $5 with a minimum spend with T&Cs), and this weekend is the last weekend the bouncy castle will be around. Remember to bring those non-slip socks along! More info here.Deets: Now till 13 July, 12pm – 10pm, Changi Airport Terminal 3
The Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay has turned into a dinosaur park! See life-sized dinosaurs, including an 8.5-metre-tall Brachiosaurus, a majestic T-Rex and even a petting zoo with baby dinosaurs. Keep your eyes peeled for plant species that date all the way back to the Jurassic Period. Standard rates for Cloud Forest apply. Get tickets here.Deets: 29 May onwards, 9am – 9pm (last admission 8pm), Cloud Forest, Gardens by the Bay
Gallery Children’s Biennale opens this weekend at National Gallery Singapore. Kids can explore eight multi-sensory installations, all surrounding the theme “Tomorrow, We’ll Be…”. It’s all about Joy, Kindness, Love and Dream and is designed for kids of all ages. In fact, it’s the first time all installations are baby-friendly. Find out more about Gallery Children’s Biennale here.Deets: 31 May 2025 – 29 March 2026, National Gallery Singapore
Bring your mermaid-loving kiddos to Cosford Container Park this weekend for a live mermaid show! Every Saturday and Sunday, there’ll be hour-long mermaid performances (in an actual water tank!) by The Dancing Mermaid.Deets: 31 May till the end of the year, Saturday 7.30pm – 8.30pm; Sunday 7pm – 8pm, Cosford Container Park
There’s a new children’s space at the Asian Civilisations Museum, and it’s got three thematic zones for kids to explore: ‘Who am I?’, ‘What’s my story?’ and ‘What can I create?’. Families can create self-portraits using magnetic shapes, reimagine mythical creatures and let a space of colours, lights and music move them. Entry to the ACM & Me play space at ACM’s permanent galleries is FREE for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents; standard rates apply otherwise. Stay tuned here.Deets: 23 May onwards, Saturday – Thursday 10am – 7pm, Friday 10am – 9pm, Contemporary Gallery, Asian Civilisations Museum
Read more: Kid-Friendly Museums & Exhibitions In Singapore
Did you know that there are free kids’ storytelling sessions every Saturday at the Gateway Theatre? Gateway Kids Club offers a different theme each month, and this July, it’s all about appreciating the uniquness of each individual! Bring the kids for free storytelling sessions, all surrounding the man of the family. Register here.Deets: 5, 12, 19, 26 July 10am onwards, Gateway Dance Studio
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Singapore’s public libraries are wonderfully equipped with plenty of kids’ books and magazines to entertain kids of all ages. We love that this is one of the best free things to do in Singapore with kids, and a great rainy day activity over the weekend. These libraries in Singapore have the best kids’ facilities, including kids reading corners, colourful and vibrant decor, educational corners and more! You can also find free storytelling sessions at your nearest public library. If you’re looking for more free things to do this weekend in Singapore, check out their lineup of events here.
Read more about kid-friendly public libraries in Singapore.
Every first Saturday of the month, head down to Somerset Youth Park for a free outdoor movie screening at Nightflix Somerset! All you have to do is bring your own headphones, a picnic mat and movie buddies (aka your kids) to enjoy a free movie screening–perfect if you’re wondering what to do in Singapore this weekend. Just register via the Cinewav app to secure a spot! More info here.Deets: 7.30pm, Every first Saturday of the month till 31 December 2025, Somerset Youth Park
Does your kiddo love fire engines? Did you know you can take them to see a working Fire Station on the weekend for free? Selected Fire Stations are open for visits on Saturday mornings over two time slots – 9am to 9:50am or 10am to 10:50am. Both timeslots are guided tours. Tots will love this experience where they can learn about the cool Emergency Vehicles and their capabilities, watch a demo on donning the full firefighting protective gear, and see how the equipment is used (nothing beats seeing those massive sprays in person!).Deets: Saturdays every weekend, 9am to 9:50am or 10am to 10:50am, Selected Fire Stations
Looking for free things to do this weekend with the kids? Head to one of the many free water playgrounds around Singapore! You’re spoilt for choice–from the animal-themed play space at the free rooftop water playground at Tampines 1 Mall to the ever-popular Far East Organization Children’s Garden with its multiple fountains. There’s also the newly-opened Yew Tee Lifestyle Corridor in the West and Canberra Cove in the North-East!
Read all about Singapore’s free water play areas.
Bring your little animal lovers to interact with animals at petting zoos and animal farms in Singapore. Meet the friendly goats of Hay Dairies, see over 22,000 crocodiles at Long Kuan Hung Crocodile Farm, or do some longkang fishing at Qian Hu Fish Farm. You can also go horse or pony riding at these horse stables in Singapore or simply head to the Singapore Zoo to meet the friendly animals at KidzWorld! It’s a no-brainer when figuring out what to do in Singapore this weekend!
Read about all the places you can interact with animals in Singapore.
Another free thing to do in Singapore this weekend is exploring one of Singapore’s kid-friendly parks. These parks have free kid-friendly activities, including walking trails and playgrounds. Some new parks that have opened recently include the stroller-friendly Bidadari Par,k which takes inspiration from Winnie the Pooh’s Acre Wood. There’s also the revamped Chinese and Japanese Gardens at Jurong Lake Gardens, where there are 13 different play areas at Forest Ramble and the Clusia Cove water playground.
Read more about the best parks in Singapore for kids.
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It’s free (if you have your own bicycle), it gets the kids away from screens, and it lets you explore nature: cycling makes a great weekend activity with the kiddos! There are so many great kid-friendly cycling routes in Singapore, from well-manicured parks to more rugged trails that’ll allow you to truly detox from the daily hustle and bustle.
Read more about the best cycling routes in Singapore.
Hiking in Singapore is one of our favourite weekend activities with the kids! It’s a great way to not just immerse yourself in nature, but also spot wild animals in their natural habitat. With so many lovely options, you can find hiking trails to suit every difficulty and vibe, including stroller-friendly trails and rugged ones that take you deep into the jungle!
Read more about the best hiking trails in Singapore.
Looking for fun things to do this weekend in Singapore to enrich your child’s mind and senses? Bring them to a kid-friendly museum or art exhibition. There are plenty of exhibits and museums where the young ones can soak up some culture or learn something new, such as the Children’s Museum Singapore and the Air Force Museum, both of which are free for Singaporeans and PRs. There are also interactive exhibits such as the permanent FutureWorld at ArtScience Museum. Also check out the life-size dinosaur skeletons at the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum that is sure to impress dino-loving kiddos, or let your kid embrace their artsy side at the Keppel Art Centre for Education.
Read more about kid-friendly museums & exhibits in Singapore.
Indoor playgrounds are the ultimate fail-proof way to keep your child entertained (and thoroughly tuckered out) over the weekend – especially if you’re looking for an indoor activity for kids. Thankfully, there are so many options to choose from, making it one of the best things to do in Singapore with kids over the weekend! Bring the kids to zoom around colourful tracks at VroomTown or explore the aviation-themed Kiztopia Jewel! Adventurous kiddos will have a field day at X-SCAP8’s and Superpark’s obstacle courses, and you can add an educational edge at indoor playgrounds such as KidsSTOP at Science Centre Singapore and The Artground.
Read more about the best indoor playgrounds in Singapore.
There are so many things we love about bringing the kiddos to an outdoor playground! Firstly, it’s a fab activity if you’re looking for free things to do in Singapore with kids; secondly, the little ones simply thrive outdoors and get plenty of fresh air. Needless to say, you probably have your go-to outdoor playgrounds near you, but check out some of the newer ones that’ve opened: Bidadari Park’s nest-themed playground, Boon Lay Glade’s fire station-themed playground and Tampines Boulevard Park (West)’s small playground with a sand pit.
Read more about the best outdoor playgrounds in Singapore.
Sentosa Island is packed with plenty of family fun, making it a great choice when wondering what to do in Singapore this weekend! It’s home to some of Singapore’s best beaches and beach clubs, as well as fail-proof kids’ activities in Singapore such as Universal Studios Singapore, The Palawan @ Sentosa where you’ll find the inflatable water park HydroDash, and the hands-on KidZania.
Read more about all the best things to do in Sentosa.
Wondering what to do this weekend in Singapore with kids?There are so many kid-friendly restaurants and cafes in Singapore that you can make a day of it! Spend the morning at a cafe with playgrounds and kids’ corners, or bring the kids for a treat of ice cream or cakes and pastries at a dessert cafe in Singapore. Keep your eyes peeled for kids eat free deals as well!
Weekends are for spending quality time as a family, and what better way to do that than with a memorable meal? Find a buffet in Singapore to treat the family to a sumptuous lunch or dinner, or book an afternoon tea in Singapore for decadent treats–some too pretty to eat (but will definitely delight the kiddos).
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S.E.A. Aquarium has got a glow-up! Now back as the new Singapore Oceanarium, this beloved kids’ attraction in Singapore is now three times larger than before, with 22 zones! We’re mega excited about new additions such as the Ancient Waters and Conquering Land, which has prehistoric ocean animals (perfect for dinosaur-loving kids) and other zones that aim to bring visitors emotionally closer to marine life. Read all about the Singapore Oceanarium here.Deets: Opening 23 July, Resorts World Sentosa
Monster Jam 2025 lands in Singapore this August! Get ready for jaw-dropping stunts and insane skills as you watch the monster trucks soar through the air for an action-packed night! Plus, you’ll get to score the drivers based on how well they execute amazing stunts. We hear that tickets are selling out quickly, so be sure to secure your seats before they’re sold out!Deets: Monster Jam, 23 August 2025, 6pm, National Stadium, 1 Stadium Drive, Singapore 397629, www.ticketmaster.sg
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The Chinatown Heritage Centre has reopened, and stepping inside is like taking a trip back in time. Show the kiddos what life used to be like in the 1950s, with artefacts and recreations of what the interiors of these restored shophouses used to look like–clutter and all. Admission is affordable, at $12 for Singapore Residents, and you can get tickets here.Deets: Open daily, 10am – 7pm, Chinatown Heritage Centre, 48 Pagoda Street, Singapore 059207
Read more: Kid-Friendly Museums & Exhibits In Singapore
Following a massive upgrade, SuperPark Singapore reopens this weekend with 13 new installations across three revamped signature zones! Check out the Freestyle Hall with climbing walls and trampolines; the Games Arena with 18 interactive stations to test your agility, accuracy and teamwork; and the Adventure Area that’s essentially a huge playground for kids to explore. Fuel up at the all-new Super Recharge Cafe, where you can get kid-friendly grub like hotdogs and pizzas, as well as refreshing drinks. Get tickets here.Deets: From 25 May, SuperPark Singapore, Suntec City Mall
Fans of comic books and games, it’s time to make a beeline for Punggol Coast Mall! There’s a new pop-up Comics and Games Library that features over 7,000 comics, game-themed books and graphic novels. You can find popular comic book titles, and even kids’ hits such as Dog Man and Bluey. There are even board games visitors can play!Deets: Open daily, 10am – 10pm (including PH), Punggol Coast Mall
Looking for new things to do this weekend with the kids? Head to the newly opened PropNex Family Zone at Gardens by the Bay. Inspired by the Supertrees of GBTB, this fab outdoor playground has lots of climbing and play structures for kids, and is built to accommodate inclusivity! Stay past sunset, because the playground lights up, just like the Supertrees themselves! Watch our Reel before heading down.Deets: Open daily from 5am – 2am, Gardens by the Bay
There’s a new dinosaur attraction in Singapore and it promises a day of challenging fun! Enter: Dino Putt at clubFACE, an 18-hole putting course that’s graced by friendly dinosaurs–some even move! If you’re heading over with the little ones, hop on a dino ride to explore the whole course. You’ll be able to spot plenty of your favourite dinos here! Read more about all the places to see dinosaurs in Singapore! Watch our Reel here.Deets: Open daily, 10am – 11pm, clubFACE, 511 Upper Jurong Road, #02-05, Singapore 638366
The highly-anticipated Rainforest Wild Asia is now open! Look forward to zones that replicate the natural habitats of wildlife from around Asia, including beautiful limestone formations that are home to Francois langurs and the Rock Cascade that’s home to majestic tigers. There are also zones kids will love exploring such as the Forest Floor and The Cavern, a replica of the famous Mulu Caves in Sarawak. Get tickets here.
Tickets available here! Get 1 child ticket for FREE with the purchase of 2 adult tickets (prices from $43). Plus, get 3 KrisFlyer miles per $1 for bookings on Pelago here. In addition, DBS/POSB Cardmembers will enjoy additional 3 KrisFlyer miles per $1 spent (total of 6 KrisFlyer miles). You can also find discounts and deals on activities within Rainforest Wild Asia here.Deets: Rainforest Wild Asia, 20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
Read more: Full Guide To Rainforest Wild Asia
There are three new art installations along Punggol Waterway and the kids are sure to appreciate them. Check out the huge coloured pencils near Waterway Point where you can also pick up snippets of Punggol’s past mangrove habitats. Head towards the Adventure Bridge to spot a crocodile arch that pays homage to the reptiles that used to live in Punggol’s mangroves. And finally, over at SAFRA Punggol, you’ll find a Flora and Fauna Kinetics Playscape with bugs that move! Watch our Reel here.Deets: Open daily, Waterway Point, Adventure Bridge, SAFRA Punggol
The Mandai Boardwalk is now open! Head over to check out the new 3.3km-long trail–we hear it’s stroller-friendly, so it’ll be a breezy stroll through the Upper Seletar Reservoir and the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. You’ll find five thematic stations and a lookout point along the trail, all of which are inspired by the wildlife of the area. Watch our Reel here and find more info here.Deets: Open daily 7am – 7pm, trail entrances at Mandai Wildlife East and River Wonders
After a three-year closure, Big Sister’s Island is now reopened! Bring the kids for a weekend of snorkelling and exploring the natural beauty of the island. There are beaches, lagoons, corals and a 230-metre forest trail that’ll make you feel like you’re nowhere near Singapore. Sister’s Island requires a 30-minute boat ride and you can get there from the Marina South Pier.
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Did you know that you can hire out free Giant Chess sets from Sports Hub if you book ahead? Make it a family game. It’s brainpower, and a physical workout, as you will have to use both your hands and feet to make the chess pieces move. There are lots of other free outdoor facilities from basketball courts and beach volleyball courts, to a playground and lawn bowls, too. More info here.Deets: Prebook chess sets ahead. Singapore Sports Museum rooftop, 6 Stadium Walk, Singapore
Wondering what to do this weekend in Singapore? Geocaching involves finding treasures (called geocaches) hidden by fellow geocachers–you find the clues to where each treasure is hidden using the GPS on your mobile phone. All you’ll need to do is download the Geocaching app (the basic access is free), look for a geocache near you and start hunting. Once you find the treasure (which is often a small waterproof container containing a piece of paper where those who found it can write their name) you rehide it in the same place and log your find on the app. Geocaching is a fun way to get the kids out in nature and explore your neighbourhood.
Borealis at Gardens by the Bay is a free immersive light and sound installation at Supertree Grove created by Switzerland-based artist Dan Ache. Using layers of light and cloud particles, the magical splendour of the Northern Lights is recreated. Borealis happens on Mondays and the weekend only (timing below) and is in addition to the Garden Rhapsody light and sound show, where the lights on the Supertrees dance to a changing musical soundtrack that takes place daily at 7.45pm and 8.45pm.Deets: Borealis: Mondays, 8pm – 8.30pm; Every Sat & Sun 9pm – 9.30pm, Supertree Grove
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