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10 Best Kids Party Entertainers in Singapore

Compare the best kids party entertainers in Singapore, from birthday magicians and mascots to balloon sculpting, face painting and party packages.

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Amir Wahab
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Booking kids party entertainers in Singapore can mean anything from a single birthday magician to a full carnival with mascots, balloon sculptors, face painters and hosted games. This guide gathers ten established providers, each checked against its own website, spanning magic-led performers, package-first planners and broad entertainment collectives. Treat it as a shortlist to compare on services, format and location rather than a strict ranking.

1. Mr Bottle's Kids Party

Mr Bottle's Kids Party is a long-running, magic-led party planner built around its founder, the children's magician Mr Bottle, who the company says has more than 20 years in the industry. Beyond birthday magic shows it offers balloon sculpting, face and hand art, glitter tattoos, caricature, mascots, science shows, games hosting and full themed packages with decor and food stations. It suits parents who want one planner to run the whole party rather than book acts piecemeal.

2. PartyMojo

PartyMojo is a Jurong East-based kids' events company that says it has run thousands of children's parties and carnivals since 2014. Its line-up leans towards carnival-style fun, with mascots and come-to-life characters, bouncy castles, carnival game booths, candy floss and popcorn carts, photo booths, balloon sculpting and face painting bundled into party packages. That makes it worth a look for larger birthday parties, family days and school events that need a full carnival set-up.

3. JNR Entertainment

JNR Entertainment is an Ang Mo Kio-based children's party planner that structures its offering into tiered birthday packages layered with individual acts. These include kids' magic shows, balloon sculpting, face painting, glitter tattoos, mascot meet-and-greets, hosted games and art-and-craft or sand-art stations, plus bouncy castles and mini-disco add-ons. It describes itself as an award-winning kids' party planner, so ask which specific acts and durations each package tier includes when you compare.

4. E Magical Moment

E Magical Moment is a party entertainment provider that says it has been creating parties for Singapore families since 2011. It covers kids' magic shows, games hosting, balloon sculpting, face painting, glitter tattoos, sand art and candy-floss or popcorn stations, and runs balloon and magic workshops, working at homes, condo function rooms, preschools and corporate family events. Its packages are organised around whether you want a games-led or magic-led party, which helps when you already know the format you're after.

5. Party People

Party People, which says it was founded in 2018 and operates from Woodlands, offers an unusually broad slate of stage and roving acts alongside the party staples. Options run from magic, bubble, juggling and puppet shows to balloon sculpting, face painting, airbrush and henna art, caricature, mascots, stilt walkers and roving performers, backed by inflatables, carnival games and live food stations. The breadth suits themed parties and family-day carnivals where you want performers moving through a crowd rather than one seated show.

6. Tricky Patrick

Tricky Patrick is a children's party magician and host who the site says has over 20 years of experience and focuses on the three-to-ten age group. A booking can combine a magic show with balloon sculpting, face painting, glitter tattoos, caricature, party-game hosting and emcee services, offered in tiered packages for birthdays, school events and corporate family days. Being performer-led, it suits parents who want a personable single entertainer to anchor the party rather than a large crew.

7. Happier

Happier is a Singapore party-planning collective that says it brings together more than a decade of event experience across a large roster of entertainers. Through it you can book balloon sculpting, face painting, party magicians, costumed mascots, games hosts, caricature artists, stilt walkers, photo booths and carnival food stalls, either individually or bundled for a full party. Because it pools many performers, it is a practical option when you need several acts for one event or an unusual combination.

8. Jellybean Party

Jellybean Party is a kids' party planner that says it has operated since 2010 and entertained well over a hundred thousand children and parents. Its packages combine magic shows, balloon sculpting, face painting, hosted games, caricature and photography with add-ons such as slime and craft workshops, Nerf parties, pool parties and bouncy castles. It positions itself as a fuss-free, package-first planner, which suits parents who would rather pick a ready bundle than assemble acts one by one.

9. PartyAllo

PartyAllo is an Ang Mo Kio-based kids' event organiser that says it works with a trained in-house crew rather than relying only on freelancers. It covers magic shows, balloon sculpting, face painting, mascot rentals, caricature, henna, animal rides, carnival game booths, photo booths and food stations, wrapped into themed packages such as princess, superhero and carnival parties. The in-house team and themed-package approach make it a fit for parents who want one coordinated provider for a fully decorated birthday.

10. Party Heart

Party Heart is a children's entertainment provider led by the magician Donovan, and the site says it clocks hundreds of shows a year across birthdays, family days and festive events. Its all-in-one bookings combine magic shows, balloon sculpting and decor, face painting and glitter tattoos, games hosting, pinatas and workshops so one team can run the entertainment end to end. That single-team, magician-led setup suits parents who want the whole party hosted rather than a series of separate vendors.

How to choose

  • Match the acts to the age group and party length. Younger toddlers usually do better with short, gentle shows, mascots and bubbles, while older kids enjoy interactive magic, games and balloon or face-art queues; ask how long each act runs and how many children one artist can serve in the time.
  • Confirm exactly what a package includes and excludes: how many performers attend, the show length, whether face painting and balloon sculpting are timed or run the whole party, and what counts as a paid add-on, so you can compare quotes on the same basis.
  • Check the venue fit. Ask whether the entertainer has worked in your setting (home, condo function room, restaurant or void deck), the space and power they need, and whether larger items like bouncy castles or carnival booths can actually be delivered and set up there.
  • Ask about the people and safeguards: who will actually turn up on the day, whether they bring their own equipment, that face paints are skin-safe, and how they handle a nervous child or a late start.
  • Book early and get it in writing. Popular dates and school-holiday weekends fill up fast, so confirm the date, arrival time, duration, price and a wet-weather or cancellation plan in a written quote before paying any deposit.
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Amir Wahab

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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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