Top things to do in Singapore this weekend (24-26 May)
23/05/2024
6.4 min read
June holidays are around the corner and there’s no better time to catch a breather. Here are some recommendations that can help you and your little ones recharge for the second half of 2024!
01 • The Lawn (halal)
Eating healthy doesn’t mean that you have to limit your options, and this cafe is a testament to that. Pimp your salads with a wide variety of ingredients and tasty grilled meats. Sink your teeth into their standout Cajun Chicken, which packs that perfect tenderness and spicy zing. 🌶
Address: 31 Biopolis Way #01-07 Nanos, Singapore 138669
Opening hours: Mon to Fri, 10.30am – 5.30pm | Sat to Sun, 8.30am – 2.30pm
Contact: 6774 5737
Halal status: Halal
Website: order.thelawn.com.sg
02 • Carrotsticks and Cravings
(Photo adapted from: SETHLUI and Daniel Food Diary)
True to its name, this rustic Aussie-inspired cafe will make you crave for more. The menu is any health junkie’s dream, offering dishes free of gluten, dairy, and refined sugars — as well as vegetarian- and vegan-friendly options. Our top pick is their highly reviewed Red Shakshouka, which is a dish of eggs poached in a mouth-watering spicy Mediterranean sauce
Pro tip: Save $4 on the May combo, comprising the Match Strawberry Smoothie and Summer Smash.
Address: 7 Rodyk Street, #01-34, Singapore 238215. See the other outlets.
Opening hours: 7.30am – 5pm daily
Contact: 8128 9326
Halal status: Not halal
Website: carrotsticksandcravings.com
03 • Garden Vibes
(Photo: Little Farms)
Here’s a weekend activity for all ages. Little Farms is hosting Garden Vibes, Singapore’s first and largest farmers market combined with a wellness festival. Sample and snag fresh produce and international delicacies from over 20 vendors. You can also attend wellness sessions for only $5, which include activities like HIIT, yoga, and boxing. Once you’re done sweating it off, unwind to live music by artistes like Nathan Hartono.
Pro tip: Drop your kids off at the Free Kids Zone where they’ll get to participate in exciting mini-games and sports activities. Remember to pack extra clothes as there’ll be some splishy-splashy fun. 🎉
Address: 1 Maju Avenue, Singapore 556679
Dates: 25 and 26 May
Opening hours: 9am – 9pm
Website: littlefarms.com/gardenvibes
04 • Artletics 2024
(Photo: TimeOut)
Artletics brings together the world of art and sports to celebrate youth and urban culture. Happening this weekend, visitors can catch talented Singaporean and French street artists transforming Somerset Skatepark into a mind-blowing urban art piece. You’ll also get to see top local and international athletes in various categories, like Skateboarding, BMX, and Breaking, putting their skills on display.
Address: 1 Somerset Road, Singapore 238162
Opening hours: 10am – 5pm daily
Contact: 6873 9505
Website: artoutreachsingapore.org/artletics-2024
05 • Children’s Festival at Supertree Grove
(Photo: Gardens by the Bay)
Here’s a golden chance for your kiddos to experience the world of Inside Out 2. Wander about 6 large-scale installations that’ll guide the little ones to being more attuned to their feelings. One of the unmissable stops is the Kaleidoscope of Memories, as it reminds of the movie’s iconic Long Term Memory storage facility. At this installation, you’ll get to create your own memory orb and project it on the wall.
Pro tip: Catch a special edition of the Garden Rhapsody light show at 7.45pm or 8.45pm!
Address: 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
Opening hours: 10am – 9pm daily
Contact: 8128 9326
Website: gardensbythebay.com.sg/childrensfestival
06 • Rhythm Romp Programme
(Photo: I Can Read)
Who says learning can’t be fun? This June holiday, I Can Read is organising an enriching and fun programme for children between the ages of 5 and 8. The programme uses music to improve your little one’s reading and writing skills.
Pro tip: Existing customers get 15% off the programme.
Address: 53 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3 03-05/06, AMK Hub, Singapore 569933. See the other outlets.
Opening hours: Mon and Tue, Thu and Fri, 1 – 9pm | Sat and Sun, 9am – 6.30pm
Contact: 6552 5122
Website: events.icanread.asia/pages/i-can-read-2024-june-holiday-programme
07 • Peppa Pig’s Adventure
(Photo: Little Steps Asia)
Here’s another memorable school holiday activity. Peppa Pig and friends are in town to take you on a musical adventure. With mascots and life-size puppets, the performance are sure to encapture the lil’ bubbas and get them singing along in no time.
Pro tip: Esplanade&Me members get 10% off on ticket prices.
Address: 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
Opening hours: 6am – 3am daily
Contact: 6828 8377
Website: sg.bookmyshow.com/events/peppa-pig’s-adventure
08 • Coding Camp
(Photo: Little Steps Asia)
Get your tech-savvy kids and teens interested in how their gadgets work. The courses at Coding Camp will give them valuable insights into coding and expose them the latest tech like AI, Augmented Reality, and more.
Address: 80 Marine Parade Road #10-06, Singapore 449269. See the other outlets.
Opening hours: Mon to Sat, 9am – 6pm
Contact: 6977 9641
Website: codinglab.com.sg