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Easter arrives on 5 April 2026, bringing with it a long weekend thanks to Good Friday on 3 April. While not a public holiday in Singapore, Easter is widely celebrated by families across the island who embrace the festive traditions of egg hunts, craft activities, and quality time together.

Whether you’re seeking farm adventures, carnival fun, water games, or community club celebrations, Singapore offers plenty of ways to mark the occasion. Here’s your guide to the best Easter events still running from 30 March onwards.

When Is Easter 2026?

Easter Sunday falls on 5 April 2026. The date shifts each year based on the lunar calendar—it is observed on the first Sunday after the full moon following the spring equinox.

Good Friday, a public holiday, will be observed on 3 April 2026, giving families a three-day weekend to celebrate.

Easter Traditions in Singapore

For the Christian community, Easter is the most significant event in the liturgical calendar, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Many attend Good Friday and Easter Sunday services at churches across the island, often followed by community gatherings and fellowship meals.

Beyond religious observances, Easter in Singapore has evolved to include family-friendly activities that appeal to all ages. Popular traditions include:

♥ Easter egg hunts – Children search for hidden eggs, often following clues in parks, farms, or community clubs

♥ Craft activities – Many venues offer egg decorating, DIY crafts, and Easter-themed workshops

♥ Carnival games – Bouncy castles, face painting, and interactive games feature at many events

♥ Outdoor adventures – Nature play, water games, and farm experiences are increasingly popular

Easter Events in Singapore (Till 12 April 2026)

Children’s Museum Singapore: Family Egg Hunt

Dates: 3 & 4 April 2026, 9am – 10:45am
Location: 23-B Coleman Street (programme spans CMSG, Lewin Terrace, and Fort Canning Park)

Children’s Museum Singapore presents its annual Easter egg hunt with a uniquely Singaporean twist. This year, little ones step into the shoes of a Little Hawker Hero, helping WonderBot recover his missing Recipe Book of Singapore’s favourite foods. The 1-hour 45-minute journey takes families through bustling hawker stalls, completing missions and discovering stories behind beloved local dishes.

Participants collect hidden Easter eggs and exchange them for prizes from partners including LEGO, Hasbro, HaruPlate, and Yeo’s. Tickets are $25 per child and $15 per adult, with a family bundle available at $70 for two adults and two children. Recommended for ages 4 to 10.

Wildlings Easter Egg Hunt

Dates: 3, 4 & 5 April 2026, 10am – 12pm
Location: Wildlings @ City Sprouts Farm, 40 West Coast Ferry Road

This is not a quiet stroll with a basket. Wildlings offers a high-energy, run-wild Easter celebration designed especially for children aged 2 to 9. Hundreds of colourful eggs are hidden across the farm grounds for children to find and redeem for candy.

Beyond the hunt, the adventure play garden features water play, a nature kitchen for potion making, trampolines, obstacle challenges, loose parts building, and open-ended outdoor adventure. Easter crafts and a fully sheltered indoor eco-centre with shelter building and construction zones provide options for when young ones need a breather.

Tickets are $32.50 per child and $8 per adult. Best suited for ages 2 to 9.

City Sprouts Easter Egg-stravaganza

Date: 4 April 2026, 9am – 2pm
Location: City Sprouts Henderson

Spend Easter on a farm right in the city. City Sprouts hosts its Easter Egg-stravaganza Edition Farmers’ Market, featuring over 20 local vendors offering fresh produce, artisanal bakes, and pantry goodies.

Children can join an Easter egg hunt on the farm for $5, with prize redemptions awaiting successful hunters. Easter-themed activities include interactive farm experiences with chickens and composting bugs, craft activities such as egg carton planting and trinket clay making, and face painting for $5. A $15 pass grants access to three activities of your choice. Admission to the market is free.

Little Farms Easter Egg Hunt

Dates: 4 & 5 April 2026
Location: All eight Little Farms stores islandwide (Serangoon Gardens, One Raffles Place, River Valley, Tanglin Mall, Katong Point, and more)

For younger children who prefer a contained space, Little Farms offers Easter egg hunts across all eight outlets. Children scour the stores for hidden Easter eggs and exchange them for indulgent chocolate prizes. If tradition continues, Easter egg painting will also be available.

This event is free, making it an accessible option for families seeking a quick Easter outing.

UE Square Easter Activities

Date: 4 April 2026, 10am – 3pm
Location: UE Square, Robertson Quay

UE Square transforms into a festive Easter destination with an egg hunt, fringe activities, games, and Bunny Plushie redemption for participating children. Entry is free.

Seletar Country Club Easter Carnival 2026

Date: 4 April 2026, 12pm
Location: 101 Seletar Club Road

Seletar Country Club‘s annual Easter Carnival features a bouncy castle, carnival game booths, face painting, airbrush tattoos, an Easter egg hunt, and a roving Easter bunny. Lunch is available for families.

Pricing is $27.25 per adult and $30.52 per child aged 5 and above for members, or $32.70 per adult and $10.90 per child for guests.

Cairnhill Community Club Easter Extravaganza

Date: 4 April 2026, 2pm – 5pm
Location: 1 Anthony Road, Cairnhill Community Club

Cairnhill CC hosts its annual Easter Extravaganza with an Easter egg hunt, duck fishing, inflatable bowling, egg races, a captivating magic show, and face painting. Barista coffee, popcorn, and ice cream treats are also available. Tickets are $12 per person.

Mandai Wildlife Reserve Easter Eggs-travaganza

Dates: 14 March – 12 April 2026
Location: Bird Paradise and Curiosity Cove

Mandai Wildlife Reserve hosts Singapore’s largest Easter celebration with digital and physical bingo-style egg hunts at Bird Paradise and stamp collection activities at Curiosity Cove.

Children can meet Ranger Buddies Al and Min, as well as Arlo the King Penguin. Weekend visitors can enjoy Easter animal enrichment activities with resident feathered friends. After completing the hunts, families can spin Singapore’s largest Hot-Egg Balloon Gachapon at the Mandai Wildlife WEST Lawn for a chance to win prizes worth up to $200,000.

A special promotion offers Bird Paradise entry for $49 per adult with one child entering free. This promotion is valid for visits between 14 March and 12 April 2026, with blackout dates on 20 to 22 March and 3 to 5 April 2026.

Siglap South CC Easter Activities

Date: 11 April 2026, 2pm – 5pm
Location: 6 Palm Road, Siglap South Community Club

For families seeking Easter fun beyond the long weekend, Siglap South CC offers a traditional Easter egg hunt divided by age group to ensure fair play. Children can also enjoy board games, churros, ice cream, candy floss, and a best Easter-themed costume contest with prizes. Tickets are $12 per person.

Quick Comparison Guide

Tips for a Smooth Easter Weekend

◊ Book ahead. Popular events like the Children’s Museum egg hunt and Wildlings sell out quickly. Check availability before heading out.

◊ Check age suitability. Some events are specifically designed for toddlers, while others cater to older children. Verify age recommendations before booking.

◊ Arrive early for free events. Little Farms and UE Square operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Arriving early ensures your child doesn’t miss out.

◊ Bring an Easter basket. While some venues provide containers, bringing your own basket adds to the festive spirit and makes egg collecting easier.

◊ Dress for the weather. Many events take place outdoors. Light clothing, hats, and sunscreen are recommended. Water play events like Wildlings and RSYC may require extra changes of clothes.

◊ Stay hydrated. March and April afternoons can be warm. Bring water bottles for the family.

Final Thoughts

Easter 2026 in Singapore offers an incredible array of family-friendly experiences. From the cultural immersion of Children’s Museum’s hawker-themed adventure to the wild outdoor fun at Wildlings, from farm egg hunts at City Sprouts to water games at RSYC, there is something for every age and interest.

Whether you’re celebrating the religious significance of the weekend or simply enjoying quality time with loved ones, these events promise joy, laughter, and lasting memories. Book early, plan ahead, and get ready for an egg-citing Easter weekend.