School’s out from May 31 to June 29, and the kids are raring to go – so what’s a cool mum or dad to do? Whether they’re budding Picassos, future Olympians, or pint-sized storytellers-in-the-making, the little ones will be very much occupied with the many exciting happenings across Singapore this June school holidays.

From jumping through bouncy castles and meeting literary monsters, to whipping up their own ice cream and obsessing over Disney’s Stitch, there’s something to spark every tiny imagination – and tire them out before bedtime. And it’s not just for the little ones either – grown-ups can also join in the fun.

So slather on the sunscreen, grab your snacks, and prepare for a month of memory-making with our guide to the best family-friendly events happening islandwide this school break. For more ideas, check out our guide on the 50 best things to do with kids in Singapore.

2. Children’s Festival

There’s a whole lotta ‘ohana love at Gardens by the Bay, as it gets a cheeky intergalactic makeover for Asia Pacific’s first-ever Disney’s Stitch-themed Children’s Festival – just as its live-action version hits screens. Get ready for a space-meets-island crossover, bursting with immersive installations, creative workshops, carnival games, meet-and-greet sessions, stage performances, and exclusive Stitch goodies you’ll absolutely want to take home. Did we also mention the special edition of Garden Rhapsody? Watch the Supertrees light up to familiar tunes like ‘Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride’ and other nostalgic earworms inspired by the movie. Find out more here.

4. ACM & Me

Step into ACM & Me, Asian Civilisations Museum’s brand-new play-meets-art space designed for kids to explore who they are, what stories they tell, and how they express themselves – all through art, music, play, and a sprinkle of museum magic across three fun-filled zones. With padded floors for crawlers, mirrored play areas, storytelling stations, oversized blocks, and even a Calm Corner for sensory breaks, this thoughtfully curated experience is inclusive, vibrant, and packed with hands-on discovery. While you’re at it, check out the various programmes held as part of this year’s Children’s Season, including interactive performances and craft activities from May 31.