What can we do today that fits our kids, budget and time?
What can we do today?
Enter your kids' ages, budget, time, area and indoor or outdoor. Get a short list of checked Singapore outings and easy at-home ideas, each with why it fits, its price and when we last checked it.
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Step 2 Your result
Things you could do today:
Free sessions for young children
Free sessions that repeat each week or month, from the organiser's own page. Exact dates and places change, so check the page before you go.
Library sessions with changing dates
A food and prayer line shows only what the venue's own page says about halal food or a prayer room. If a card has no line, its page says nothing or we could not read it. Check a halal certificate on MUIS's search of halal-certified eating places ↗ (opens in new tab).
What this assumes
A small curated list, not a directory; no venue paid to be listed. We read each venue's own or official page on the date shown on its card. Prices are approximate walk-in entry rates from that page and can change. Where a venue charges more on weekends or holidays, the day you pick sets the rate. The budget compares entry for your group only, not food or transport. Venues that publish no price show Check price and are left out when you set a budget. Some places are free only for Singapore citizens and PRs; this is shown on the card. Age ranges are the venue's own where it gives one, otherwise our suggestion. We do not show live opening hours, crowds or weather. Check the venue's page before you go.
A small checked list, not a directory, and no venue paid to be here. We read each venue's own page on the date on its card (40 venues, read 10 to 12 October 2026). Prices are approximate and can change; we do not show live opening hours, crowds or weather. Check the venue page before you go. Libraries: nlb.gov.sg. Parks: nparks.gov.sg.
Step 3 What next
How much will our child's birthday party cost?What’s on for kids on a set date?Read the guideWhat can we do with the kids today in Singapore? →Common questions
How did you choose these places?
We started with a modest list of libraries, museums, parks and attractions and kept only those whose own or official page we could read on the checked date. Three were dropped on checking: one had closed, one was closed for maintenance and one is closed for redevelopment.
Why does the price change with the day?
Some venues charge more on weekends and public holidays, and some also in school holidays. We use the rate the venue's page gives for the day you pick, and the card says which rate it is.
Why does a venue say check price?
Its official page did not show a ticket price when we checked, so we do not guess. It is left out when you set a budget.
What does free for citizens and PRs mean?
Some national museums are free for Singapore citizens and permanent residents, while other visitors pay. Choose No under Singapore citizens or PRs to leave them out of free results. When a museum is free for all visitors for a dated period, it counts as free for everyone on those days.
Where does the food and prayer line come from?
Only from the venue's own page, read on the date shown. We never guess from a cafe, a menu or a photo. If the page says nothing about halal food or a prayer room, the card shows nothing.
What are the free sessions for young children?
Sessions such as library storytimes that repeat on set days, taken from the organiser's own page. We show the day, time, ages and booking as the page states them, and link to it for exact dates.
Are the facilities complete?
No. We list only facilities the venue's page mentions. If nothing is listed, it means we do not know, not that there is none.