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Weekly things to do 19-25 Jan 2026
😎 Marina Square has turned into a brick-tastic wonderland
Dear parents,
We got to check out a very cool Lunar New Year themed indoor playground at Marina Square that’s made of foam bricks. And kids can get into the building action too!
Here’s what we’ve got for you this week:
Things to do with kids this week
Kids Dance Classes at Tanglin Arts Studio
SAFRA FINS Swim School: Creating Confident Swimmers
Best Indoor Playgrounds in Singapore
F9 to A1 Academy
Prosperity Brickland by Marina Square and Kiztopia
Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree
Underwater Dragon Dance at Singapore Oceanarium
POP Mart Golden Gallop Series at Resort World Sentosa
Dopamine Land
Meland Club Beijing
My Little Pony: Petals of Friendship at Floral Fantasy
Education and School Guides
Enjoy festive fun at one of the coolest Chinese New Year themed indoor playgrounds in Singapore, admire a spectacular Year-of-the-horse Lunar New Year floral display at Gardens by the Bay, go on a POP Mart themed adventure at Resorts World Sentosa, and more!
Kids Dance Classes at Tanglin Arts Studio
Image credit: Tanglin Arts Studio
Discover the joy and discipline of dance at Tanglin Arts Studio, where your child’s passion for dance is nurtured into a flourishing talent.
Since 2007, this prestigious studio has been the cornerstone for young dancers, offering a blend of high-quality education and a warm, international community.
Following the internationally recognised ATOD (Australian Teachers of Dancing) syllabus, Tanglin Arts Studio ensures a holistic and enriching dance experience for children of all ages and abilities.
From classical ballet to jazz, hip hop, and musical theatre, there's a class for every aspiring dancer, taught by university-educated professionals with extensive teaching experience.
Enrol your child at Tanglin Arts Studio, and watch them grow in confidence, skill, and passion!
SAFRA FINS Swim School: Creating Confident Swimmers
mage credit: SAFRA FINS Swim School
Since 2012, SAFRA FINS Swim School has helped children aged 5-12 become confident swimmers through their expert Learn to Swim programme.
With locations at five SAFRA clubs at Choa Chu Kang, Mount Faber, Jurong, Toa Payoh, and Yishun, the swimming school makes quality swimming instruction accessible to everyone.
Their certified coaches bring professional experience to every lesson, creating a supportive environment where children overcome water hesitation through engaging, fun activities.
The FINS Swim School journey includes:
Foundation Stage (6 months): Developing water safety and basic skills
Intermediate Stage (9 months): Mastering all major strokes
Survival Stage (3 months): Refining techniques and building endurance
Advanced Stages (9 months): Perfecting skills with competitive opportunities
Join the FINS Swimming Community and turn your child from hesitant participants to eager and confident swimmers!
Best Indoor Playgrounds in Singapore
Discover Singapore’s top indoor playgrounds for endless fun all year round. From colourful play spaces for toddlers to thrilling, action-packed zones, we’ve rounded up the best spots for you to explore.
F9 to A1 Academy - Math Tuition
Since 2004, F9 to A1 Academy has been helping primary school students achieve remarkable improvements in their PSLE results, guiding students from AL8 to AL1 with proven success.
Their results speak for themselves, with real student achievements proudly showcased on their website.
F9 to A1 Academy believes in 1-to-1 customised teaching, ensuring every child learns at their own pace and targets their specific weaknesses. Your child will be personally coached by founder Nelson Leow, whose strong academic foundation in Math and Science (Master of Engineering from NTU, supported by NTU and Chartered Semiconductor scholarships) empowers him to help young learners build confidence, mastery, and exam readiness from an early age.
Prosperity Brickland by Marina Square and Kiztopia
The atrium at Marina Square Singapore has been transformed into a brick-tastic wonderland!
Prosperity Brickland is a festive playground where your little ones can zoom down slides, build with foam bricks, test their skills at carnival games, and join in craft activities like figurine painting and lion dance head making.
On the weekends you can even catch Budao Weng and exciting lion dance performances.
Date: 14 Jan - 24 Feb 2026 (Mon-Fri):
Time: 10.30am to 9.30pm (Mon-Fri) | 10am-10pm (Weekends & PH) | 11am-5pm (CNY Eve)
Where: Marina Square Central Atrium
Admission: Activities are credit based. Prosperity Brickland at 18 credits (worth $18) for 1 child + 1 adult (30 minutes)
Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree
Mandai Rainforest Resort by Banyan Tree is the only luxury resort located within Mandai Wildlife Reserve, the perfect base to explore all five wildlife parks.
Highlights we loved:
Family Sanctuary Room: Spacious with bunk beds for the kids and stunning reservoir views.
The Pool: Perfect temperature, lush surroundings, and super relaxing.
Rangers Club: Indoor play space and outdoor playground with fun, guided activities for kids aged 4–11.
So peaceful and green, you’ll forget you’re in Singapore!
Underwater Dragon Dance at Singapore Oceanarium
Catch Singapore’s only underwater dragon dance at “Spring into Waves of Wonder”, the Singapore Oceanarium’s marine-themed Lunar New Year celebration.
Enjoy mascot meet-and-greets, cultural performances, festive treats, plus free soft-serve for those born in the Year of the Horse at Explorer’s Nook!
Date: 30 Jan – 3 Mar 2026
POP Mart Golden Gallop Series at Resort World Sentosa
LABUBU, Twinkle Twinkle, Baby Molly and your favourite POP MART characters have taken over Resorts World Sentosa for a Chinese New Year reunion celebration!
Hunt down the crew at the year of the horse inspired photo spots scattered throughout RWS.
Grab your FREE POP MART Passport at WEAVE (Level 1) and turn your exploration into a treasure hunt.
Collect stamps from the stations near each photo spot, and you’ll score an exclusive GALLOP INTO POP-SPERITY sticker sheet set that you can’t get anywhere else!
Then visit the pop-up store to pick up Resorts World and Singapore exclusive POP MART merch.
Where: Throughout Resorts World Sentosa
When: Now till 15 March, 11am - 10pm daily
Redemption: WEAVE, Level 1 (Last redemption 9:15pm)
Dopamine Land
After captivating crowds in London, Dubai, and Washington DC, sensory museum Dopamine Land is opening at Resorts World Sentosa and it’s all about triggering joy!
Wander through nine themed rooms created to spark happiness and boost your dopamine levels naturally.
Apart from the main rooms, there’s a Sky High Party Room for celebrations, a quick VR Adventure for digital thrills, and instant photo souvenirs so you can take a piece of the happiness home.
Time: Wed - Mon, 11am - 9pm (closed on Tuesdays)
Accessibility: Wheelchair-friendly, though some rooms may have limited access
Location: Level 2, WEAVE at Resorts World Sentosa, 26 Sentosa Gateway, #02-204-205 (next to MENSHO X and Chatterbox)
Ticket Price: From $16
Meland Club Beijing
Indoor playgrounds in China are on a whole new level!
The flagship store of Meland Club in Beijing spans 10,000 sq metres and has over 100 attractions.
Kids can spend an entire day here and still find something new to explore!
My Little Pony: Petals of Friendship at Floral Fantasy
Floral beauty meets friendship as My Little Pony arrives at Gardens by the Bay’s Floral Fantasy!
In celebration of the Year of the Horse, the characters are reimagined with Chinese-inspired designs, traditional florals, and cultural motifs. See Rainbow Dash among bold blooms, while Fluttershy shines in soft pastel gardens.
The royal trio - Princess Celestia, Princess Luna, and Princess Cadance, also takes centre stage, set against a stunning castle backdrop with stained-glass effects.
Date: 11 Dec 2025 – 12 Apr 2026
Time: 10am – 9pm
Where: Floral Fantasy, Gardens by the Bay
Admission: From $12
Education and School Guides
Plan for the new school year with our education and school guides:
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