From immersive exhibitions to interactive experiences, these activities offer families plenty to explore together
Looking for ways to keep the family entertained this weekend? Singapore’s attractions scene is constantly evolving, with immersive exhibitions, interactive pop-ups and limited-time experiences.
One week might bring a larger-than-life art installation, while the next introduces a collectible-themed showcase or family-friendly festival drawing crowds from across the island.
Whether you’re planning a full-day outing or simply looking for a fresh activity to fill the weekend, these family-friendly attractions and experiences are worth adding to your list.
Pop Bakery makes its Southeast Asian debut at Resorts World Sentosa (30 July 2026)
Pop Mart fans have a new reason to head to Resorts World Sentosa. The global collectibles brand has opened Southeast Asia’s first Pop Bakery in Singapore, bringing together exclusive desserts, limited-edition merchandise and character experiences under one roof.
Located in a two-storey standalone villa opposite the Singapore Oceanarium, the new destination pairs a Pop Mart Store on the ground floor with Pop Bakery upstairs.
While the first level is home to fan-favourite collectibles and Singapore-exclusive merchandise, the bakery serves up a menu of playful desserts and handcrafted drinks inspired by Pop Mart’s beloved characters.
The Singapore-exclusive menu offers something for every palate. Those craving lighter, tropical flavours can start with the Twinkle Twinkle Tangy Coconut Mousse ($18), where a chocolate coconut shell gives way to creamy coconut mousse, tangy pineapple filling and passionfruit popping boba.
Another standout is the dine-in-only Pucky Xiao Long Bao Dessert ($18), a playful take on the classic soup dumpling featuring silky soy milk panna cotta, ice cream, biscuit “chopsticks” and milk chocolate dipping sauce.
If you prefer richer desserts, the Twinkle Twinkle Sweet Coconut Mousse ($18) layers rich coconut mousse with red bean filling beneath a chocolate coconut shell, while the Dreamy Banana Pastry (S$16) combines caramelised banana with dark chocolate whipped ganache inside a delicate crisp pastry.
Mango lovers won’t want to miss the Twinkle Twinkle Mango Sago ($12), which combines juicy mango, pomelo, coconut milk and silky milk foam for a refreshing tropical treat.
Before you head off to explore the rest of Resorts World Sentosa, cool down with the Twinkle Twinkle Twin Popsicles ($15). Blending creamy milk with sweet mango, they’re the perfect treat to share as you continue your day around the resort.
And before you leave, be sure to pick up a box of the Singapore-exclusive Labubu Butter Cookies ($32). Available in original, chocolate and coconut flavours, the delicate honeycomb-textured cookies make a thoughtful souvenir or gift, whether you’re visiting Singapore or simply bringing a taste of Pop Bakery home.
Beyond the menu, visitors can also meet Twinkle Twinkle, one of Pop Mart’s most beloved characters, during its first overseas residency in Singapore. Meet-and-greet sessions take place from Thursday to Monday at 2.30pm, 4.30pm and 6.30pm, adding an extra touch of magic for little ones and longtime fans alike.
Reservations are required for dine-in, while takeaway is available throughout the day. Guests attending the meet-and-greet sessions are required to spend a minimum of $40 per person, with a minimum spend of $80 per table in a single transaction.
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Chloé Fragrances' Mediterranean experience (17 July to 2 August 2026)
No flights, passports or luggage required. From 17 July to 2 August, Chloé Fragrances transports the Mediterranean to VivoCity through its new Atelier des Fleurs Mediterranean Essences collection, inspired by founder Gaby Aghion’s cherished memories of the Mediterranean coast.
The opening weekend (17 to 19 July) sets the tone with a Mediterranean-themed pop-up at West Boulevard, where families and friend groups can capture postcard-worthy moments at a complimentary photobooth, enjoy a scoop of Mediterranean-inspired gelato by Ato Gelateria with purchase (Pear Tart, Olive Oil & Pine Nuts or Coconut, anyone?) while little ones can try their luck at a gamified lucky draw featuring exclusive Chloé miniatures and gifts.
The Mediterranean journey continues on following weekends (25 to 26 July and 1st to 2nd August) with complimentary fragrance bottle and ceramic painting, while budding young creatives and grown-ups alike can create their own keepsake at a guided fibre art workshop led by Alicia Kirwan of Beeyarnd Fibre Art, inspired by the region’s colours and textures.
Marking Chloé Fragrances’ fourth year at VivoCity, shoppers who spend $430 will also receive an exclusive gift set worth $320, while stocks last.
Note: The Beeyarnd Fibre Art workshop is by registration and subject to availability. Interested participants may register by contacting 6019 0156.
Blue Bottle Coffee's limited-time Lemon Cream Cheesecake by Queic by Olivia (available until 8 August 2026)
This weekend calls for a proper coffee outing with the family. Blue Bottle Coffee has rolled out a fresh summer menu built around Kyoto-style cold espresso, headlined by two new drinks: the Espresso Tonic for the grown-ups, and a Vanilla Bean Shakerato for the kids (decaf-friendly requests welcome!).
The menu also welcomes new bakery partner Chu and Co, with fresh bakes like Banana Bread, Sea Salt Croissants, and the show-stopping Triple Pistachio Escargot rounding out the table for a full spread the whole family can dig into.
Pop by the Raffles City or Paragon outlets to try it all – but don’t wait too long for one thing on the menu: the new Lemon Cream Cheesecake, a collaboration with Queic by Olivia, is only available until 8 August 2026.
Made by the cult Chinatown cheesecake boutique born out of Olivia Restaurant – the Michelin-selected Spanish restaurant renowned for its signature cheesecake – this bright, citrusy and irresistibly creamy creation has become one of Singapore’s most sought-after desserts.
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Dive into an ocean-inspired world of emotions with CRYBABY (24 June to 30 August 2026)
From puffer fish and manta rays to whale sharks and anglerfish, Crybaby’s signature tears take on an ocean-inspired twist at Singapore Oceanarium’s latest limited-time activation.
Created by Thai artist Molly Yllom, Crybaby has become one of Pop Mart‘s most recognisable characters, beloved for its heartfelt stories about friendship, self-acceptance and emotional resilience.
Now, the character dives beneath the waves in Crybaby: Cry Me an Ocean, an immersive trail of 11 photo spots spread across the Oceanarium and Weave at Resorts World Sentosa.
Visitors can encounter everything from towering five-metre inflatables and larger-than-life sculptures to immersive light installations inspired by marine life. Each installation draws on real ocean creatures and their behaviours to explore themes such as hope, companionship and finding strength during difficult moments.
Highlights include a glowing anglerfish that encourages visitors to “be your own light amidst the darkness”, a manta ray embracing its crying self, and a whale letting go of the weight of an anchor.
After exploring the trail, swing by the Crybaby pop-up store at Weave, where exclusive Cry Me An Ocean merchandise and collectibles await. Visitors who present a same-day Singapore Oceanarium ticket and spend a minimum of S$128 will also receive an exclusive Crybaby Cry Me an Ocean eye mask, while stocks last.
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Put your survival skills to the test at Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue (24 April to 13 September 2026)
What if you could step through the screen and into the world of Minecraft? Now making its Asia debut at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue turns the beloved video game into a one-hour immersive adventure where players become the heroes of their own story.
The quest begins with a mission to save a village under siege from zombies. Along the way, visitors journey through eight themed rooms inspired by Minecraft’s iconic biomes, from lush forests and bustling villages to mine shafts and the fiery Nether, gathering resources, encountering familiar mobs and tackling challenges as a team.
Bringing the experience to life is the Orb of Interaction, a handheld device that lights up, vibrates and changes colour in response to your actions. Use it to mine blocks, collect resources and interact with the world around you as the adventure unfolds.
Blending theatrical sets, large-scale projections and motion-tracking technology, the attraction recreates the spirit of Minecraft beyond the screen, making it just as enjoyable for longtime fans as it is for first-time players. No prior gaming experience is required, and the family-friendly experience is suitable for all ages.
Before heading home, don’t forget to claim an exclusive half-zombie, half-villager cape for your in-game character – a commemorative reward unlocked after completing the quest.
Tickets start from S$46 for adults and S$40 for children aged three to 12 on weekdays, and from S$51 and S$44 respectively on weekends.
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