Hey, parents! How’s the first week of the June Holidays been for everyone? By now, the thrill of no school (for the time being, at least) might have worn off a little, and your kids are probably eager to get out and discover new places. They’re complaining ‘we’re bored!’ as you read this article, aren’t they?
Well, ONE Intervention has got you covered. Whether you’re looking for some exciting adventures to treat your children to this June Holidays, or you’re just trying to minimize the amount of screen time that your little ones get over the next few weeks, we’ve prepared a whole list of fun activities that you can take your kids on. Without further ado, let’s get into it: Here are seven fun activities for your kids to do this June Holidays!
Have Some Roaring Good Fun At Jurassic World Cloud Forest
This one is perfect for our little paleontologists! Jurassic World opened in Cloud Forest on 29 May, just a couple of weeks ago. The exhibit features fantastical animatronics from the popular series that you can get up-close and personal with. Highlights include an 8.5m-tall brachiosaurus and adorable baby dinosaurs in a petting zoo area. Of course, we can’t forget the amazing display of the king of the dinosaurs – the iconic Tyrannosaurus Rex!
Your kids will get the chance to try the Evolution Walk, where they can learn about the various types of plants in different eras. They’ll be introduced to the methods of reproduction before plants adapted to have flowers. The exhibit aims to engage visitors in an immersive experience that teaches them about how prehistoric ecosystems shaped our planet. Cool, isn’t it?
For some extra fun, get your kids to spend a day or two in their June Holidays marathoning the iconic movie series. This way, they’ll get to spot the hallmark moments in the series recreated in the Cloud Forest, so the exhibit will be more meaningful to them. Why not make it a competition, and see which of you can spot more of these easter eggs?
Details:
🔗 Jurassic World: The Experience – Singapore
📍 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
📅 Gates open 29 May 2025
💰 Check website for more info!
Light It Up At iLight Singapore 2025!
Asia’s leading light festival is back again, and you aren’t going to want to miss it this year! From 29 May to 21 June, amazing light installations are going to be displayed in various locations all over Singapore. These artworks are in equal parts unique and thought-provoking, and they’re absolutely stunning.
To start with, check out the insightful ‘Piano Walk’ piece at Marina Bay. This interactive piece invites visitors to explore a new dimension to music. By walking over the larger-than-life piano, visitors are able to produce a diversity of soundscapes that come together to play an original composition every ten minutes. Talk about life imitating art! Your children are sure to be fascinated by the neon keys and the variety of sounds that their simple act of walking can produce.
For your younger children, ONE recommends visiting ‘Take a walk through the meadow with me’ at the lawn beside the NTUC building. This stunning piece features a field of interactive flowers. As you and your family approach the flowers, they light up and begin to play music. The more people there are, the more flowers ‘bloom’! Magical, isn’t it? This exhibit breathes life into once-discarded acrylic waste and other industrial fragments. It invites visitors to reflect on the hidden beauty of what others might view as trash – upcycling at its finest and most basic level.
Best of all? Each of these installations can be viewed at entirely no cost at all!
Stop And Smell The… Lilies? At Lilytopia!
Another fun activity that you can take your kids on in the June Holidays is a quick frolic through Lilytopia at Gardens By The Bay. The experience promises a taste of scenic Venice, where lilies are in full bloom throughout the summer. Claimed to be one of the most beautiful places in the world, you’re sure to be endeared by Gardens By The Bay’s charming rendition of this little Italian town.
If your children are particularly interested in the language of flowers, be sure to tell them that the lily actually represents love, purity and rebirth. This little tidbit of information makes the stroll through the garden all that more meaningful. Plus, the sweet scent of lilies is said to be a great stress reliever. Research has shown that it’s capable of soothing headaches and calming anxiety, so a walk through Lilytopia is sure to leave your family feeling recharged, refreshed and ready to take on the next task!
Psst! Don’t forget that the Flower Dome – where Lilytopia is – is located pretty close to the Cloud Forest. That’s where the Jurassic World exhibit is! Why not buy the tickets for both and make a day of the outing? And before you leave, make sure to check out Gardens By The Bay’s magical (and FREE!) lightshow: Garden Rhapsody! We’ve mentioned it in this article of 5 Free, Fun, Fabulous Family Activities To Try Now!
Details:
📍18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
📅 22 May – 15 June
💰 $12 for Adult ; $8 for Child
Woods In The Books For Your Little Bookworms!
Woods In The Books is an independent bookstore in Singapore. It specialises in picture books and other illustrated works, particularly for children. This quaint bookshop has several outlets across Singapore, each with its own unique theme.
Notably, the store features products specially curated for your little one’s enjoyment. They boast a wide collection of activity kits for anything that your kid can dream of, from reflective journals to beginner drawing books. Each one of these has been thoughtfully designed to keep your child engaged in a meaningful craft, and really, what better use of their time can there be this June Holidays?
For your little princesses (and princes, too!), Woods In The Books has an exceptional series of books titled ‘Rebel Girls.’ These books feature notable women in history and goodnight stories illustrated by female artists from all over the world. These stories are meant to empower and teach your kids how to dream big. They’re never too young to start learning how to do that!
And if your kids just can’t get enough of books, ONE Intervention has, as always, got your back. Be sure to check out our list of 5 Magical Kid-friendly Libraries in Singapore for more food for your hungry little bookworms!
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Up, Up And Away At The Balloon Museum!
The Balloon Museum invites you and your kids to explore this fun, interactive, inflatable art exhibition this June Holidays. It features large-scale inflatable installations and interactive art that your little ones will be itching to touch and play with. This immersive experience promises ‘innovative works by acclaimed artists all around the world’ and aims to delve into the use of air as an artistic medium. That’s certainly novel, and sure to be a blast (heh) with your kids!
The exhibit will feature both monumental, grand pieces as well as more delicate ones. All of the art is dynamic and unforgettable, but you should especially look forward to their interactive and digital pieces. These blend physical presence with technology that will definitely leave a lasting impression on your little ones.
The exhibition encourages creativity and curiosity, making it a great way to introduce your kids to the concept of what makes art, well, art. There will also be several programmes and educational resources to keep your little ones engaged. All of these guarantees a meaningful and enriching experience for your entire family this June Holidays – one that you’re sure to remember for years to come.
And if your kid is particularly interested in art, we at ONE Intervention recommend checking out our article on 5 Awesome Art Workshops For Kids You Should Sign Up For Now!
Details:
🔗 Balloon Museum presents Pop Air – Art is inflatable Singapore
📍 Marina Bay Sands
📅 7 June – 31 August
💰 $63 for Adult, check website for various rates
Play Detective At Night At Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum!
Singapore’s iconic history museum promises a night of thrilling adventure this June Holidays. In honour of their 10th anniversary, they’re hosting an immersive crime scene investigative event. Here, your little ones will get to play into their inner Sherlock Holmes and pretend to be detectives for a night to uncover the mystery of the missing dinosaur bones.
Guided by the experts in the NUS Forensic Science and NUS Physics Department, your kids will have the chance to analyse clues, gather evidence and use forensic techniques to crack the case. The event also promises an exclusive experience in the Museum’s inflatable planetarium.
The whole event is only showing for a week, so make sure to get your tickets early!
Details:
🔗 Night at LKCNHM: A Museum Heist Investigation
📍 2 Conservatory Drive, Singapore 117377
📅 30 May – 6 June
💰 $45 / pax, GST included
Dare To Explore At The Gallery Children’s Biennial 2025!
The Gallery Children’s Biennial has been one of the National Gallery Singapore’s flagships since 2017. This year, their theme is ‘Tomorrow we’ll be…’ – aiming to encourage the next generation to learn and play through engaging with the world around them.
While the theme of this year might sound a little lofty, it’s never too early to teach your kids how to dream. This June Holidays, take the Gallery Children’s Biennial as an opportunity to show your kids around an art exhibition curated just for young people like them.
The Gallery Children’ Biennial also comes with a handy little guidebook (affectionately known as the Biennial Buddy) to help your little ones better appreciate the artwork. This can be downloaded for free to guarantee that your child has a meaningful and enriching experience of the biennial, because they can bring home a concrete takeaway from each exhibition.
The exhibition lasts until March 2026, so if your kid’s a little swamped with June Holiday homework now, that’s alright! There’s plenty of time to let them explore this special exhibit.
Details:
🔗 Gallery Children’s Biennale 2025: Tomorrow We’ll Be…
📍 Singapore 178957
📅 31 May 2025 – 29 March 2026
💰 Various, check website for more info!
And there we have it: these are ONE Intervention’s recommendations for 7 fun activities for your kids that will make this June Holidays actually exciting again. Do you have any more ideas in mind that you believe deserve a spot on this list? Well, drop us a comment below – we’d love to hear from you! 💬👇