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PROGRAMME BOOKLET
CONTENT PAGE Museum Roundtable 1 ArtScience Museum 1 Asian Civilisations Museum 7 Children’s Museum Singapore 8 Eurasian Heritage Gallery 8 Former Ford Factory 8 Fort Siloso 9 Gan Heritage Centre 9 Geylang Serai Heritage Gallery 10 Indian Heritage Centre 11 Kreta Ayer Heritage Gallery 12 Malay Heritage Centre 13 MINT Museum of Toys 13 MOE Heritage Centre 14 National Gallery Singapore 14 National Library Gallery 16 National Museum of Singapore 17 NUS Baba House 19 NUS Museum 20 Science Centre Singapore 20 Singapore Art Museum 22 Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre 24 Singapore Discovery Centre 24 Singapore Maritime Gallery 25 Singapore Mobility Gallery 26 Singapore Tyler Print Institute 27 Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall 28 The Gem Museum 29 The Intan 29 Participating Museums and Galleries 30 Quick Guide 32
MUSEUM ROUNDTABLE
Artefacts Alive! Night-time Storytelling & Craft Sessions
with The Storytelling Centre Limited
28 May 2022 – 26 June 2022
Asian Civilisations Museum, Indian Heritage Centre and National Museum of Singapore
Storytelling ~ $20 per adult-child pair, $8 for each additional child
This June holidays the museums come alive after dark as storytellers take you through galleries and
regale you with stories! Be enchanted by majestic birds, royal celebrations, and mischief makers.
Listen to tales of characters that fought fires, travelled far and wide on a quest and those who met
with an epic chase!
Explore the museums at night and discover the artefacts that inspired the storytelling. Continue the
story character’s experiences with a glow-in-the-dark craft activity and take home a memento of
your visit to the museum.
CS2022 Passport Stamps Collection Activity
28 May 2022 – 26 June 2022
Participating Museums
Stamp Collection ~ Free
For those who enjoy the challenge of a stamp rally, have a fun day out with your family and friends
visiting participating museums to collect their uniquely designed passport stamp imprints. Collect all
the imprints and watch them come alive in the dark! The passports will be available for collection at
participating museums from 28 May 2022.
ARTSCIENCE MUSEUM
Creative Recharge: Holiday Programmes
28 May – 24 July 2022 | Various Timings
Holiday Programmes
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary,Upper Primary, Teens & Families
Get creative while recharging at ArtScience Museum this school holidays with a range of activities
suitable for the entire family!
An inspiring series of creative masterclasses, mini holiday camps and drop-in workshops await
you at the museum. Get hands-on to create your own illustrations and craftwork with local artists,
participate in upcycling sessions and even design a postcard for someone you love.
There will also be film screenings for everyone to enjoy.
Click here for more information.
1Mini Holiday Camp: Surface Tension Art
6, 13, 27 June, 4 July 2022 | 10.15am – 12.45pm
The Sun, Basement 1
Camp ~ $68 per participant (incl. one accompanying adult, limited slots available)
Suitable for Lower Primary,Upper Primary, Teens & Adults
Join us on an experimental workshop to explore how “bacteria and viruses” react with soap.
While you are at it, create a psychedelic print which you can bring home!
The session will begin with a facilitated tour through Hope from Chaos: Pandemic Reflections
exhibition. As we ponder on the ways to stop the spread, the workshop will include a demonstration
on what soap does to germs through the phenomena of surface tension. Lastly, create a print from
these experiments that aims to remind us to keep germs at bay by washing the right way.
This Mini Holiday Camp is offered as part of our education programme for Hope from Chaos:
Pandemic Reflections during the mid-year school holidays.
Click here for more information.
Mini Holiday Camp: Digital Art
9, 16, 30 June, 7 July 2022 | 10.15am – 12.45pm
Rainbow Room, Basement 2
Camp ~ $68 per participant (incl. one accompanying adult), limited slots available
Suitable for Lower Primary,Upper Primary
Venture into the world of art and technology this holiday at ArtScience Museum. A half-day camp
with an interactive workshop and immersive play awaits you!
In the workshop, participants will be introduced to the world of programming and learn more about
the basic concepts of coding! On top of that, participants will join a facilitated visit to Future World:
Where Art Meets Science where they will discover the many different ways to engage with the digital
artworks in the exhibition.
This Mini Holiday Camp is offered as part of our education programme for Future World: Where Art
Meets Science during the mid-year school holidays.
Click here for more information.
Making Art in Pandemic Times
11 – 12 June 2022 | Various timings
The Sun, Basement 1
Masterclasses ~ From $15 - $35, limited slots available
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary, Teens & Adults
Living in a time of a pandemic, how do you deflate any pent-up emotions at hand? Translate your
personal experience into visual works of art.
Art can help. Across the weekend from 11 – 12 June, participate in a series of masterclasses and
workshops where you can express yourself through cartooning, playmaking with materials, crafting a
creative zine-journal and designing a nature-inspired illustration.
Learn the basics of cartooning from Joseph Chiang which includes a sharing of his comic Chronicles
of a Circuit Breaker. Craft a zine-journal with Mary Bernadette Lee through collaging and draw your
emotions by responding to music. Explore your relationship with nature and create a nature-inspired
illustration by Darel Seow. Together with Weng Pixin, make a funky felt mask and create your own
versions of viruses using plasticine.
A simple act of taking part and spending time on creative pursuits can help boost positive moods.
Find moments to connect with yourself as you clear your mind and make better sense of your
emotions through creative expression.
This masterclass and workshop series is offered as part of our education programme for Hope from
Chaos: Pandemic Reflections during the mid-year school holidays.
Click here for more information.
2Basics of Cartooning with Joseph Chiang
11 June 2022 | 10.30am – 1pm
The Sun, Basement 1
Masterclass ~ $35 per participant, limited slots available
Suitable for 12 years old and above
Have you ever wondered how to make your own comic? Or simply having a fascination in narrative art
and how you can tell your own story about the pandemic through comics?
In this 2.5-hour masterclass, cartoonist Joseph Chiang will share more about his comic Chronicles
of a Circuit Breaker, a collection of comics that recorded life during the circuit breaker in 2020. He
will demonstrate ways on basic cartooning such as drawing of characters and the fundamentals of
comics. At the end, you will be able to create your comic and put it all together from concept to
completion.
Joseph is interested in comics and graphic novels, specifically in the form as a memoir or
autobiography. During the circuit breaker in 2020, he started a journal to record the daily happenings
to document his life during the semi-lockdown. This became the inspiration for Chronicles of a Circuit
Breaker.
This masterclass is offered as part of our education programme for Hope from Chaos: Pandemic
Reflections during the mid-year school holidays.
Click here for more information.
Make A Funky Face Mask with Weng Pixin
12 June 2022 | 10.15am – 11.15am
The Sun, Basement 1
Masterclass ~ $15 per participant, limited slots available.
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Hey kids! Do you enjoy exploring different forms of art and making crafts? Join us as you will learn
basic sewing techniques and create a funky face mask using felt.
The workshop takes inspiration from The Mask Project by Nonzuzo Gxekwa and Pierre Le Riche,
featured featured in Hope from Chaos: Pandemic Reflections. In this 1-hour workshop, Weng Pixin will
guide you in making a funky face mask with easy-to-follow steps.
This masterclass is offered as part of our education programme for Hope from Chaos: Pandemic
Reflections during the mid-year school holidays.
* Please note that face masks made in this workshop are strictly for the purposes of art only.
Click here for more information.
Sculpt and Make Stories with Plasticine with Weng Pixin
12 June 2022 | 11.45am – 12.45pm
The Sun, Basement 1
Masterclass ~ $15 per participant, limited slots available.
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Calling all kids! Do you fancy playing with plasticine and then making a funny story out of your
characters? We are letting our hands guide us in this plasticine-and-storymaking workshop!
We will be referencing Luke Jerram’s glass sculptures of viruses featured in Hope from Chaos:
Pandemic Reflections. In this 1-hour workshop by comic artist Weng Pixin, you will create your own
versions of viruses using plasticine, followed by a round of storymaking made by you!
This masterclass is offered as part of our education programme for Hope from Chaos: Pandemic
Reflections during the mid-year school holidays.
Click here for more information.
3Create a Nature-Inspired Illustration with Darel Seow
12 June 2022 | 3pm – 5pm
The Sun, Basement 1
Masterclass ~ $35 per participant, limited slots available
Suitable for 14 years old and above
As the human world came to a standstill during the pandemic, nature flourished in many forms,
whether wild spaces rejuvenating or an ever-growing collection of plants adorning our homes.
During this 2-hour workshop led by Darel Seow, you will explore what your relationship with nature
is like and how it might have changed during the last two years, before capturing these ideas in a
character-based illustration.
This masterclass is offered as part of our education programme for Hope from Chaos: Pandemic
Reflections during the mid-year school holidays.
Click here for more information.
Drop-in Activity: Postcards from the Heart
11 – 12 June 2022 | 11am – 6pm
Rainbow Room (Basement 2)
Masterclass ~ Free (Online pre-booking is required)
Suitable for Everyone
Do you have stories to tell but have little means to do so? If you could express yourself on a blank
postcard, how would it look like?
While tapping on your feelings and emotions, join our drop-in activity where you can design the
cover of the postcard through scribbling, colouring, or freestyle drawing. You can include a message
to someone you have been wanting to share your feelings to, or pen down your thoughts for another
stranger to read. At the end, you can choose to display your card or alternatively, you can keep it
tucked away, for the memories.
We hope to extend a channel of hope for visitors to share their stories of sadness, confusion, humour
through art. What is your story? Come, share with us!
This drop-in activity is offered as part of our education programme for Hope from Chaos: Pandemic
Reflections during the mid-year school holidays.
Click here for more information.
Hope from Chaos: Pandemic Reflections Guided Tours
Exhibition Entrance (Basement 2)
Guided Tour ~ $5* per participant, limited slots available
Suitable for Everyone
Join our tours to learn more about the pathology of viruses and witness how artists cope during a
pandemic through various rituals of isolation and care.
Hope from Chaos: Pandemic Reflections serves as a starting point for visitors to explore, empathise
and question what it means to be living in current times. The exhibition encourages us to be in tune
with our feelings and emotions as we navigate through the chaos of the pandemic.
*The tour ticket does not include exhibition entry.
Click here for more information.
4Attack on Titan Guided Tours
Exhibition Entrance (Basement 2)
Guided Tour ~ $5* per participant, limited slots available
Suitable for Everyone
Step into a dystopian world created by Hajime Isayama, where humanity is on the brink of extinction
as we explore the rich characters, themes and intricate worldbuilding of this global cultural
phenomenon.
In this guided tour through Attack on Titan: The Exhibition, we look at how Isayama’s storytelling and
artistic vision had evolved over the years.
*The tour ticket does not include exhibition entry.
Click here for more information.
Mini Holiday Camp: Bucky in Space
7, 14, 28 June, 4 July 2022 | 10.15am – 1.15pm
Rainbow Room, Basement 2
Camp ~ $68 per participant (incl. one accompanying adult), limited slots available
Suitable for 8 - 12 years old
Bucky in Space is a first-of-its-kind tabletop game that brings the architecture, art, science and
design of space exploration to curious adventurers.
Conducted as an immersive audio-visual-spatial learning experience, the game re-adapts the genius
of famous architect and futurist Buckminster Fuller for a time where space exploration is being
increasingly realised as an emerging frontier for the future of humanity.
Participants will develop their creativity and motor skills through 3D model-making, while
appreciating how space architecture is an essential foundation for building civilisation on exciting
worlds such as the Moon and Mars.
Do you have what it takes? Build your future now… or you are history.
Mini Holiday Camp: Bucky in Space is proudly produced by the collaborative efforts of ArtScience
Museum and BEEP Lab Singapore. It is offered as part of our education programme for Radical
Curiosity: In the Orbit of Buckminster Fuller during the mid-year school holidays.
Click here for more information.
Radical Curiosity: In the Orbit of Buckminster Fuller Guided Tours
Exhibition Entrance (Level 3)
Guided Tour ~ $5* per participant, limited slots available
Suitable for Everyone
Discover the brilliant inventions and ideas of the future from Buckminster Fuller in this guided tour
through Radical Curiosity: In the Orbit of Buckmister Fuller.
Delve further into how his lifelong experimentation has influenced the works of contemporary
architects and designers we see today.
With a Personal Chronofile, you will get to understand and look at how Mr. Fuller’s ideas come to live
through a series of activities.
*The tour ticket does not include exhibition entry.
Click here for more information.
5Attractions of Marina Bay Sands Tour
30 May | 4pm – 5.30pm, 13 & 27 June | 11am – 12.30pm
ArtScience Museum Lobby, Level 1
Camp ~ $28* per participant, limited slots available
Suitable for Everyone
Join us on a tour to explore the various attractions at Marina Bay Sands and learn more about its
design and sustainability features, coupled with historical anecdotes.
Enjoy the scenic views of the panoramic vistas of Marina Bay Sands and Singapore’s world-class
cityscape from one of the best vantage points in Singapore through this guided tour.
*Tickets include same-day Skypark admission only.)
Click here for more information.
Mini Holiday Camp: Day in the Life of Plastic #6
8, 15, 29 June, 6 July 2022 | 10.15am – 12.45pm
The Sun, Basement 1
Camp ~ $68 per participant (incl. one accompanying adult), limited slots available
Suitable for Everyone
Have you ever wondered what are plastics and where do they come from? Get to know more about
salad lid cover, Sally, as she shares her life story about being a piece of plastic.
You will learn more about the different types of plastics and its lifespan. At its end of its lifecycle, find
out what items can be reused and how we can help sort them out. You can explore ways to upcycle
take-out containers, like Sally, and make your own shrink art using recycled plastic #6. Discover how
plastics are so versatile and tap into your creativity while still being environmentally friendly.
This Mini Holiday Camp is offered as part of our education programme during the mid-year school
holidays.
Click here for more information.
Mini Holiday Camp: Reusable Bags
10, 17 June, 1, 8 July 2022 | 10.15am – 12.45pm
The Sun, Basement 1
Camp ~ $68 per participant (incl. one accompanying adult), limited slots available
Suitable for Suitable for 13 years old and above*
With increasing awareness of the detrimental environmental effects from single-use plastics, there is
a constant search for various ways to reduce our plastic footprint.
One of the ways is to upcycle! What is that? Why is it important?
You will find out more through a series of activities and a crafting workshop to create your own
upcycled pouch, made up of PVC sheets taken from our promotional banners around the museum.
This Mini Holiday Camp is offered as part of our education programme during the mid-year school
holidays.
*Participants aged 8 – 12 years old MUST be supervised by an adult.
Click here for more information.
6Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009)
ArtScience Cinema, Level 4
Movie ~ Free (Online pre-booking is required)
Suitable for Everyone
Mr. and Mrs. Fox live an idyllic home life but after twelve years of quiet domesticity, the bucolic
existence proves too much for Mr. Fox’s wild animal instincts. Director Wes Anderson’s adaptation of a
beloved children’s novel by Roald Dahl.
Click here for more information.
Where The Wild Things Are (2009)
ArtScience Cinema, Level 4
Movie ~ Free (Online pre-booking is required)
Suitable for Everyone
Inside all of us is...everything we’ve ever seen, everything we’ve ever done, and everyone we’ve ever
loved.
Innovative director Spike Jonze collaborates with celebrated author Maurice Sendak to bring one
of the most beloved books of all time to the big screen -- Where the Wild Things Are -- a classic
story about childhood and the places we go to figure out world in which we live. When rambunctious
and sensitive young Max (Max Records) feels misunderstood at home, he escapes to an island
where he meets mysterious and strange creatures, the Wild Things, whose emotions are as wild and
unpredictable as their actions. The Wild Things desperately long for a leader to guide them, just as
Max longs for a kingdom to rule. As leader, Max promises to create a place where everyone will be
happy, but he soon discovers that ruling his kingdom is far from easy. Featuring the voices of Chris
Cooper, James Gandolfini and Forest Whitaker.
Click here for more information.
Asian Civilisations Museum
Children’s Season at ACM: Into the Night
4, 11, 18, 25 June 2022 | 6pm – 9.30pm
Suitable for Kindergarten. Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Glow wild and join us after hours at ACM to discover wonders of the night. Immerse in enchanting
stories and experience objects in a whole new light. Explore an interactive installation and let your
imagination run free in hands-on activities and workshops. All this and more in a wild adventure into
the night.
This programme is suitable for children ages 5 and up, and the young at heart.
7Children's Museum Singapore
Treasure Hunters: Mystery Behind the Gold
11, 18, 19 June 2022 | 5pm – 6.30pm
Fort Canning Park
Treasure Hunt ~ $30 per parent-child pair
Suitable for Families with children aged 5 to 8 years old
I spy with my little eye. What can I find?
Could there be something that was left behind?
Go on a treasure hunt adventure around Fort Canning Park, listen to the story of a jewellery artisan
and help her look for ‘gold’ as you discover the park’s history and legends. In turn, she will share her
skills with you to make your own jewellery!
Click here for more information.
Eurasian Heritage Gallery
Eurasian Stories for Children
18, 19, 25, 26 June 2022 | 11am - 12.30pm
Tour Programme ~ $10 per pax
Join the tour around Eurasian Heritage Gallery, with fun quizzes and storytelling sessions. Taste the
traditional Sugee cake with some tea or fruit punch and bring back a Eurasion Funpack and magnetic
bookmark as souvenirs.
Click here for more information.
Former Ford Factory
Memory Factory: A Storytelling x Immersive Trail Experience
19, 25, 26 June 2022 | 10.30am – 12pm or 2.30pm – 4pm
Storytelling Trail Experience Hunt ~ Free
Suitable for Lower Primary and Upper Primary
A storytelling experience, coupled with an immersive trail, where participants go on a fact-finding
missions based on their assigned faction (‘Survivor’ or ‘Soldier’).
The storytelling session will be rooted in an accessible and historically committed narrative from a
local children’s book.
The fact-finding trail will take place entirely within the premises of the Former Ford Factory.
8Fort Siloso
AR Experience @ Fort Siloso
App available on Google Play Store
AR Experience ~ Free
Discover more of Fort Siloso with Scott_AR (Beta version), your friendly virtual tour guide!
Get deeper insight of Singapore’s only preserved coastal fort to all the exhibits such as interactive
pop-up boards, maps, and more with Scott_AR’s on-site AR experience.
Download Scott_AR, scan the AR sticker on any Scott standee at Fort Siloso to learn more about it in
the early days, interact with our guns and bring back the British troops.
Download the app here.
Fort Siloso Virtual Tour
Available Online
Virtual Tour ~ Free
Discover Fort Siloso from the comfort of your home by checking out our self-guided virtual tour! The
museum and exhibitions come to life with the help of immersive composited images and ambience
audio tracks. Wondering just how exciting Fort Siloso can be? Let us open your eyes!
Click here for more information.
Gan Heritage cENTRE
Scholar Photo Booth
4, 18 June 2022 | 2pm – 8pm
Level 3
Photobooth ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Parents love to see their children excel in their studies. We propose to let children wear ancient
scholar outfit. The kids will take photo in ancient scholar outfit. The photo will be a good vision board
for the kids to feel motivated to study well whenever they see themselves in scholar outfit. Ancient
Hanfu fashion is trending nowadays. The photobooth will be a good introduction to traditional
Chinese culture and costumes.
Click here for more information.
Experience Yan Style Calligraphy
4, 18 June 2022 | 3pm – 3.45pm, 4.15pm – 5.00pm, 6.45pm – 7.30pm
Level 4
Workshop ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Instructor will share and demonstrate on the Yan style calligraphy and students get to have hands-on
experience of writing with Chinese brush and ink.
Click here for more information.
Don’t Call Uncles and Aunties Only
4, 18 June 2022 | 2.30pm – 2.45pm, 4pm – 4.15pm
Level 3
Workshop ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Kids get to learn how to address their relatives in their family tree appropriately.
Click here for more information.
9GeylanG Serai
Heritage Gallery
Community Gallery Tours: Discover Geylang Serai’s History
and Heritage (English)
29 May 2022 | 2pm – 3.30pm and 2.30pm – 4pm
Tour ~ $5 per pax
One of Singapore’s oldest Malay settlements, Geylang Serai got its name from the extensive cultivation
of serai (lemongrass) in the district in the latter half of the 19th century. Come learn about the history
of the area and traditions of food and festivals celebrated here in this walking tour!
This session will be conducted in English. Sign up today!
Click here for more information.
Celebrate June Holidays: Make Your Own Upcycled Bakchang!
5 June 2022 | 2pm – 3pm and 4pm – 5pm
Workshop ~ $5 per pax
Dragon Boat Festival is celebrated each year on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month. In Singapore,
it is celebrated through the eating of glutinous rice dumplings, also known as bakchang, and dragon
boat racing. Join us to learn about the fascinating history of bakchang, its current day significance,
and make your own decorative bakchang with upcycled materials!
This session is open to all ages and will be conducted in English. Sign up today!
Click here for more information.
Celebrate June Holidays: Learn the Art of Kolam!
16, 17 June 2022 | 2pm – 3pm
Workshop ~ $5 per pax
Kolam, which means “beauty” in Tamil and also known as Rangoli, is a floor drawing artwork made
with coloured flour that adorns the entryways of homes during Deepavali or other celebratory
festivals. Join us for an interactive hands-on session in person to learn to make your own Kolam art
piece!
This session is open to all ages and will be conducted in English. Sign up today!
Click here for more information.
Celebrate June Holidays: My Heritage on a Pin! (Mini Clay Art Workshop)
16, 17 June 2022 | 4pm – 5pm
Workshop ~ $5 per pax
Hawker Culture in Singapore is an integral part of life for Singaporeans. In fact, Hawker Culture
was successfully inscribed as Singapore’s first element on the UNESCO Representative List of the
Intangible Cultural of Humanity on 16 December 2020! Do you have a favourite hawker food? Come
join us for a fun afternoon where you’ll make mini versions of our delectable local dishes with air clay.
All ages are welcome and you get to bring your creations home!
This session is open to all ages and will be conducted in English. Sign up today!
Click here for more information.
10Indian Heritage Centre
Children’s Season 2022 at Indian Heritage Centre: Enchanting Forest
28 May – 26 June 2022 | Various Timings
Open House Days: 28, 29 May, 4, 5 June 2022
Open House ~ Free
Children’s Season returns to Indian Heritage Centre this June holidays! This year’s
event is themed ‘Enchanting Forest’ and centres on creatures of the forest. We invite
you and your little ones to come join us at the first-ever Enchanting Forest maze. Not
only that, pick up a free *activity kit comprising of two fun craft activities; create your
own magical forest at our diorama workshop, join our storytelling sessions and more!
Click here for more information.
Activity Kits
28 May – 26 June 2022
Lobby
Craft Activity
This Children’s Season get busy with IHC’s activity kits comprising two fun craft activities! Create
beautiful scratch art bookmarks featuring peacock and owl silhouettes or sew your very own
elephant plushie. Collect your activity kits at IHC while stocks last
Enchanting Forest Maze
28 May – 26 June 2022 | Tue – Sat: 10am – 6pm | Sun: 10am – 4pm [Closed on Mondays]
Special Exhibition Gallery, Level 2
Maze ~ Free
Find your way out of our enchanting forest maze by answering a series of questions. Be amazed by
the creatures you will encounter as you trace the path to exit the forest! Once you’ve completed the
maze, you’ll be rewarded with our enchanting forest sticker giveaway! Giveaway while stocks last and
one per child, please.
Magical Forest Diorama Workshop
28 May, 4 June 2022 | 4pm – 5pm
Activity Room, Level 2
Workshop ~ $10 per child
Suitable for ages 7 and above
This is for the little artist! Join us for a workshop to create a limited-edition Magical Forest Diorama
inspired by the Indian Heritage Centre’s Children’s Season theme this year, Enchanting Forest!
Enchanting Forest Guided Tour by Nan Chiau High School
28 May, 4 June 2022 | 2.30pm – 3.30pm
Level 4, Permanent Gallery
Guided Tour ~ $10 Refundable Deposit
Suitable for ages 6 - 12 years old
Join our Enchanting Forest guided tour led by the talented students of Nan Chiau High School!
Discover the amazing creatures of the forest found within the galleries of IHC and marvel at the
stories behind them. Take part in a game component at the end of the tour
as part of this guided tour experience and you might win some prizes!
Click here for more information.
11Face-painting
28 May, 4 June 2022 | 10am – 6pm
Level 1, Lobby
Activity ~ Free
Get your face-painting fix at IHC during our open house weekends! Choose a creature from our
enchanting forest designs available.
KRETA AYER Heritage Gallery
Discover Through Dialects: Kreta Ayer Heritage Tours (Hokkien)
28 May 2022 | 10.30am – 12pm
Tour ~ $5 per pax
Kreta Ayer is rich in history and the cultural arts introduced by the Chinese immigrants to Singapore,
many of which continue to be practiced today. Come join us for a guided tour of the Kreta Ayer
Heritage Gallery and a short exploration around the wider precinct to learn more about the intangible
cultural heritage of the area!
This session will be conducted in Hokkien. Sign up today!
Click here for more information.
Discover Through Dialects: Kreta Ayer Heritage Tours (Cantonese)
24 June 2022 | 10.30am – 12pm
Tour ~ $5 per pax
Kreta Ayer is rich in history and the cultural arts introduced by the Chinese immigrants to Singapore,
many of which continue to be practiced today. Come join us for a guided tour of the Kreta Ayer
Heritage Gallery and a short exploration around the wider precinct to learn more about the intangible
cultural heritage of the area!
This session will be conducted in Cantonese. Sign up today!
Click here for more information.
Celebrate June Holidays: Discover Chinese Puppetry
4 June 2022 | 2pm – 3pm
Online Talk on Zoom ~ Free
Do you know that traditional Chinese puppetry has a history of more than a hundred years? Serving
as a fascinating medium for storytelling, Chinese puppetry comprises different styles from each
of the Chinese dialect groups. Join us to find out more about the rich tradition of these puppets,
playscripts and the skills of Chinese puppeteers in this two-part Chinese Puppetry talk and workshop
series.
This session is open to all ages and will be conducted in English. Sign up today!
Click here for more information.
Celebrate June Holidays: Make Your Own Chinese Puppet!
4 June 2022 | 4pm – 5pm
Online Talk on Zoom ~ Free
Come join us and make your very own Chinese puppet in this virtual workshop with a local
puppeteer! Participants will learn to tell a short story using the puppets and the one with the most
creative story stands a chance to win the newly published book Forgotten Heritage: Uncovering
Singapore’s Traditional Chinese Puppets worth $60!
A puppet making kit is available for collection with every ticket purchased. This session is open to
children above the ages of 8 years old to adults and will be conducted in English. Sign up today!
Click here for more information.
12MALAY HERITAGE CENTRE
Craft Workshop: Block Printing on Pouch
28, 29 May 2022 | 12pm, 1pm, 3pm, 4pm, 5pm
MHC Courtyard
Workshop ~ $12 per pax
Suitable for 6 years and above
Learn the concept of block printing, the design considerations, fabric printing techniques and get to
try your hand at wood block printing inspired by the collections from Malay Heritage Centre’s ongoing
Special Exhibition, Cerita (Stories).
Click here for more information.
Craft Workshop: Die Cut Raya Envelopes
28, 29 May 2022
MHC Courtyard
Workshop ~ Free
Wow! A totally cool Raya envelope which can change colours, totally magical! This workshop allows
you to customise your very own Raya envelope with decorative and colourful motifs, sparkles and
border punchers to create different designs. Get creative and challenge yourself to make your own
unique designs.
Click here for more information.
Children’s Season @ MHC
Month of June | 10am –6pm
Cerita Special Exhibitions & MHC Permanent Exhibition
Treasure Hunt ~ TBC
Suitable for ages 6 - 12 years old
In this year’s Heritage Hunt, the Heritage Hunters will go on a self-guided quest to uncover the
various stories from Singapore’s past through the Cerita Special Exhibition. Heritage Hunter will get a
goodie bag with exclusive Heritage Hunt giveaways.
Click here for more information.
MINT MUSEUM OF TOYS
XperienceAR Museum Experience: Night Edition at MINT Museum of Toys
28 May to 26 June 2022 | 7.30pm – 10.30pm (Available Mondays to Saturdays only)
Various Locations around Stairwell exhibitions
AR Experience ~ $15 per pax
Suitable for Everyone
The XperienceAR Museum experience is an-app guided museum tour where visitors can get up close
and personal with some of the museum’s most prized vintage toys, characters and collectables in
Augmented Reality!
Explore a curated series of 2D & 3D Augmented Reality (AR) touchpoints at the museum’s Stairwell
exhibitions featuring collections such as Birth of Astro Boy where you get to meet and interact with
the Astro Boy Rocket toy in AR!
The Public Gallery located at Level R of the museum is a versatile and unconventional gallery space
showcasing seasonal exhibitions. This season, allow The Public Gallery’s wacky host, Mr Punch to
introduce you some of the museum’s featured vintage enamel advertising signs reflecting mid-1800s
consumer life in action!
Click here for more information.
13MOE Heritage Centre
Young Explorer Passport
6 – 26 June 2022 | 10am – 5pm | Monday to Friday
Passport Activity ~ Free
Suitable for Lower Primary & Upper Primary
Embark on a journey to learn about the Singapore Education Story while completing fun activities!
Visit all seven check points to win a set of old-school games!
Guided Tour – Limited Preview
10, 17 June 2022 | 2pm & 3pm
Guided Tour ~ Free
Suitable for Upper Primary
Be one of the first to come on a guided tour at the new MOE Heritage Centre. Limited preview tours
will be conducted for this Children’s Season only!
Click here for more information.
National Gallery Singapore
Gallery Children’s Biennale
Now until December 2022
At the Gallery and Online
Children’s Biennale ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Guided by the inquiry “Why Art Matters”, this edition of Gallery Children’s Biennale will ignite your
child’s curiosity by exploring participatory works while learning about the four themes – Home,
Environment, Time, Diversity – in our first-ever hybrid edition!
Click here for more information.
Sound Makers by LittleCr3atures™
4 June 2022
2.30–3pm | 3–6 years
3.30–4pm | 18–36 months
4.30–5pm | 0–18 months
City Hall Wing, Level 5, Rooftop Studios 1 and 2
Workshop ~ Free
Suitable for 0-18 months, 18-36 months and 3-6 years old
What makes you get up and dance? With this interactive workshop, learn the joys of
making music with items found in nature along with your family.
Resonates With Residency
Workshop ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Join resident artists PLAY! as they explore the theme “We the Children” through
various performances and workshops
Click here for more information.
14Stories in Art
11, 12 June 2022 | 2.30pm - 3.15pm, 3.30pm - 4.15pm
City Hall Wing, Level 1, Keppel Centre for Art Education
Storytelling ~ Free
Suitable for Families with children ages 4-10
Listen as our storyteller paints a picture worth a thousand words and tells the stories inspired upon
looking at the artworks in the Gallery’s collection!
Click here for more information.
Tween Workshop
23 June 2022 | 2pm – 5pm
City Hall Wing, Level 1, Keppel Centre for Art Education
Workshops ~ $30 per pax
Suitable for ages 10 to 14
Inspired by Tan Lip Seng’s photographs in our collection, tweens will explore photography as a
medium, and learn about basic techniques such as elements of composition, lighting, and develop
different perspectives of viewing the world around them.
Click here for more information.
Tween Workshop: Intro to Wire Sculpture
23 June 2022 | 2pm – 5pm
City Hall Wing, Level 1, Keppel Centre for Art Education
Workshops ~ $30 per pax
Suitable for ages 10 to 14
Our artist-facilitator, Dahlia Osman, will guide tweens on handling various gauges of wires as an art
medium. Tweens will also observe how lines converge into form and make their very own unique 3D
wire sculpture.
Click here for more information.
Family Art Tour
4, 5 June 2022 | 2.30pm – 3.15pm, 3.30pm –4.15pm
City Hall Wing, Level 1, Keppel Centre for Art Education
Tour ~ Free
Suitable for Families with children ages 6-12
Come along on a tour of our galleries to discover artworks, from paintings to sculptures! Our
facilitator will engage families with engaging dialogues about the artists, their inspirations and the
tools and materials they use.
Sound Bath Experience
12 June 2022 | 10am – 11am
City Hall Wing, Level 1, Keppel Centre for Art Education Project Gallery
Activity ~ $10 per pax
Suitable for ages 10 to 14
Let the waves of soothing and echoing sounds wash away your stress and fatigue as you immerse in
music created using everyday objects. Participants will also receive a pouch of props at the end of
the sound bath experience to continue this experience at home.
Click here for more information.
15Home in Nature, Nature in Home
Online
Online Activity ~ Free
Suitable for ages 0 to 3
Can a twig, leaf or stone be part of a musical instrument? LittleCr3atures is inviting families to share
sound recordings which will be incorporated into a soundscape piece.
Click here for more information.
Drop-in Activity
30 May – 26 June 2022 | 10am – 7pm
City Hall Wing, Level 1, Keppel Centre for Art Education Workshops 1 and 2
Workshops ~ Free
Suitable for Families with children ages 3 and above
Drop by the Keppel Centre for Art Education workshops to discover interesting art-making activities
that draw inspiration from the artworks on hang at the Gallery!
Click here for more information.
Tween Workshop: Intro to Sketching Facial Expressions
3 June 2022 | 2pm – 5pm
City Hall Wing, Level 1, Keppel Centre for Art Education
Workshops ~ $30 per pax
Suitable for ages 10 to 14
In this era where we spend most of their time wearing our masks when outdoors, we have less
opportunities at reading emotions and catching expressions of others. Our artist-facilitator, Tang
Ling-Nah, will guide tweens to observe subtle differences in various facial features and help them
gain confidence in expressing what they see into quick sketches of different profiles.
Click here for more information.
NATIONAL LIBRARY Gallery
Reading the News: An Interactive Tour & Workshop
11, 15, 18, 22 June 2022 | 4.30pm – 5.30pm
Level 10 and 11 of National Library Building
Tour and Workshop ~ Free
Suitable for Lower Primary, Upper Primary
In this programme, families with children will learn about the importance of news and
information literacy by going through The News Gallery: Beyond Headlines exhibition and
interactive games hosted by NLB.
16NATIONAL MUSEUM
OF SINGAPORE
What’s Your Toy Story? Campaign
28 May – 26 June 2022
Outside Growing Up gallery, Level 2
Activity
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Do you have a toy inspired by your favourite childhood cartoon characters? Share your story with us
and stand to win attractive prizes sponsored by Plano. Your toy may even be displayed in our Growing
Up gallery!
Building Tour for Families
5, 12, 19, 25 & 26 June 2022 | 11.30am – 12.15pm
The Rotunda, Level 1
Learning Journey
Suitable for Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Join us on a learning journey around the museum and discover interesting gems about this 134-year-
old building!
Click here for more information.
Character Trail
28 May – 26 June 2022
Various Galleries
Activity
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Travel back in time to meet five of our early settlers in Singapore and learn more about them and the
values they displayed! Look out for their character standees as you explore the museum. Follow the
instructions to complete a quiz and redeem a pack of Fruity Trix cereal sponsored by Nestle!
Click here for more information.
Interactive Theatre: Dhobi Ramanujan and the Unfortunate Mix-Up!
18 June 2022 | 2.30pm – 3.10pm & 4pm – 4.40pm
Gallery Theatre, Basement Level
Interactive Theatre
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Rama is a young dhobi who works with his Uncle Ganesan, washing other people’s clothes. Uncle
Ganesan has just given Rama a special task of doing the laundry of two large families. Will Rama be
able to accomplish his task well and earn the role of permanent washer for these two houses?
Click here for more information.
17Interactive Theatre: Majie Ah Di’s Letter (妈姐阿娣的信)
5 June 2022 | 2.30pm – 3.10pm & 4pm – 4.40pm
Gallery Theatre, Basement Level
Interactive Theatre
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Follow the journey of Ah Di, a young girl who leaves her hometown in China and comes to Singapore
to work to support her family. Feeling homesick and missing her family back home, she seeks the help
of a letter-writer in Chinatown. What’s in her letter?
This interactive drama performance is conducted in Mandarin.
Click here for more information.
Artefacts Alive! – The Runaway Kueh
28 May, 11 & 18 June 2022 | 6pm – 7pm & 7.30pm – 8.30pm
Glass Atrium, Level 2
Storytelling and Craft Workshop
Suitable for Lower Primary, Upper Primary
In these special after-hours storytelling sessions inspired by the children’s story of the Gingerbread
Man, meet a naughty kueh who runs away from the kueh seller’s kitchen! An amah, a night soil
collector and a rickshaw puller help to chase after him… Will the kueh manage to escape?
Click here for more information.
Creative Conversations: Shaping Our Future (Educators’ Edition)
18 June 2022 | 10am – 10.45am
Online on Zoom
Online Talk
Suitable for Pre-school educators
Join us as we unpack the Creative Conversations: Shaping our Future resource kit and get tips on how
you can make museums come alive and interactive for young children.
Click here for more information.
Creative Conversations Storytelling Workshop for Families:
Along the Singapore River
11 June 2022 | 10.30am – 11.15am
Online Workshop
Suitable for Kindergarten
Take part in this digital workshop and storytelling session based on the Creative Conversations:
Shaping our Future toolkit, and discover the different people who used to work along the Singapore
River through stories and creative activities. You will also find out how museums can be a useful
resource for learning and discovery!
Click here for more information.
Music & Movement: Get Curious About Our Early Settlers!
11 June 2022 | 2.30pm – 3pm
Online Workshop
Suitable for Kindergarten and Lower Primary
Join Wigglepods for a fun afternoon of music and movement activities, while exploring the museum’s
artefacts related to our early settlers, like the rickshaw puller, amah and food peddler!
Click here for more information.
18Virtual Kueh-Making Workshop:
a) Somewhere Over the Rainbow
b) It’s Ondeh Day
a) 12 June 2022 | 2.30pm – 4pm; b) 26 June 2022 | 2.30pm – 3.30pm
Online Workshop
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Join The Little Things in these virtual workshops where you will make your very own kueh lapis sagu
(also known as rainbow kueh or nine-layered kueh) or ondeh-ondeh as a family!
Click here for more information.
Storytelling and Rickshaw Craft Activity
28 May 2022 | 10.30am
Online Storytelling
Suitable for Kindergarten
Catch this short 6-min dramatised storytelling clip featuring Ah Cheng the rickshaw puller and learn
how to make your own rickshaw craft at the end!
Click here for more information.
NUS BABA HOUSE
Be an Archaeologist for a day
4 June 2022 | 10am – 12pm
Activity ~ $20 per adult-child pair
Suitable for ages 8 - 12 years old
The NUS Museum and NUS Baba House present Be an Archaeologist for a Day, a 2-hour programme
for children to role-play as archaeologists. Through the process of examining a small excavation
site specially designed by the museum, participants will work together with their guardians to
dig, reconstruct broken fragments, make inferences, and uncover the histories of various sites.
In the process, they will go through the steps professional archaeologists typically take in their
work including excavation, documentation, object identification, and presenting their findings to
an audience. Inspired by actual archaeological sites in Singapore which are represented in the
NUS Museum’s Archaeology Library and NUS Baba House, participants will also learn more about
Singapore’s pre-colonial and colonial histories along the way.
- Each child must be accompanied by an adult (aged 21 years and above) who will participate
in the full duration of the programme.
- The Be an Archaeologist for a Day programmes held at the NUS Museum and the NUS Baba
House are largely similar. You are encouraged to sign-up for only one of the two sessions.
- Each session has limited capacity. You will be put on a waitlist once maximum capacity
has been reached, and the team will contact you once a slot opens up.
Click here for more information.
19NUS MUSEUM
I’m an NUS Museum Explorer!
28 May – 26 June 2022 | Tuesday to Saturday | 10am-6pm
Activity Card ~ Free
Suitable for Lower Primary,︎ Upper Primary
Be an NUS Museum Explorer today! This Children’s Season, pick up one of our I’m an NUS Museum
Explorer activity cards for a fun and enriching time with your child observing, reflecting upon and
responding to artefacts in the museum’s collection. Each activity is worth a certain number of stars
— collect 20 to win a prize!
- This activity is intended for primary school aged children
- Upon the completion of all activities, head to the information counter for one of our staff to
present you with your award!
Be an Archaeologist for a day
28 May 2022 | 10am – 12pm
ST Lee Atrium
Activity ~ $20 per adult-child pair
Suitable for ages 8 - 12 years old
Join us at the NUS Museum and NUS Baba House this school holiday for our archaeology workshop! In
this 2-hour programme, children will get a chance to role-play as archaeologists through the process
of examining a small excavation site specially designed by the museum. Participants will work together
with their guardians to dig, reconstruct broken fragments, make inferences, and uncover the histories
of various sites. In the process, they will go through the steps professional archaeologists typically
take in their work including excavation, documentation, object identification, and presenting their
findings to an audience. Inspired by actual archaeological sites in Singapore which are represented in
the NUS Museum’s Archaeology Library and NUS Baba House, participants will also learn more about
Singapore’s pre-colonial and colonial histories along the way.
- Each child must be accompanied by an adult who will both participate in the full duration of the
programme.
- The Be an Archaeologist for a Day programmes held at the NUS Museum and the NUS Baba House
are largely similar. You are encouraged to sign-up for only one of the two sessions.
- Each session has limited capacity. You will be put on a waitlist once maximum capacity has been
reached, and the team will contact you once a slot opens up.
Click here for more information.
Science Centre Singapore
Tinker Fest 2022
28 May – 26 June 2022 | 10am – 5pm
Hall A, Tinkering Studio, Future Maker, Scientist for a day, Demo Corner
Suitable for Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Bi-annual event connecting children, parents and educators in a month-long celebration through
play, exploration and experimentation.
20Brickman® Wonders Of The World, a LEGO®
25 March – 3 July 2022 | 10am – 8pm
Annexe
Exhibition ~$23
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Brickman® Wonders Of The World, a LEGO® Brick Exhibition is landing at The Annexe, Science
Centre Singapore from 25 March – 3 July 2022. With more than 50 jaw-dropping masterpieces of the
world’s most iconic landmarks, visitors get to travel the world with no passport required!
Created by Ryan McNaught, the sole LEGO® Certified Professional in the Southern Hemisphere and
one of only 22 in the world, the global exhibition provides a fun and interactive experience that will
keep both adults and kids entertained!
Click here for more information.
Jubilant June Colouring Session @ Butterflies Up-Close (BUC)
27 May – 26 June 2022 | 10am – 1pm & 2pm – 5pm
Butterflies Up-Close, Level 1
Colouring Activity ~ Free with every ticket purchased at $14 per pax
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Join in this colouring session, free with every Butterflies Up-Close (BUC) ticket purchased.
Click here for more information.
Sea Lions: Life By A Whisker
27 May – 26 June 2022 | 10am,11am, 2pm & 3pm daily
Omni Theatre @ KidsSTOP Building, Level 1
Film ~$14 per pax
Suitable for Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Take an intimate journey inside the colony where a life of great intimacy, tenderness, and clumsiness,
must often give way to a life of great sacrifice and bravery. Dive into the world of a rare Australian sea
lion pup - and meet the people that are trying to save her species.
Click here for more information.
Jo’s Night Out
17 – 18 June 2022 | 3pm – 11am (the next day)
KidsSTOP™
Camp ~ $430 for adult-chair pair
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary
Spend the night at KidsSTOP™ during this school holidays! Experience overnight camping with your
child, and learn survival skills through loads of parent-child activities!
Click here for more information.
Sally Web’s Adventure
4 June 2022 | 10am – 11.30am
KidsSTOP™
Activity ~ $65 per adult-child pair (incl. admission to KidsSTOP™)
Suitable for ages 3- 4 years old
Can you help Sally find her lunch? In this adult-accompanied workshop, look forward to learning more
about the diet and behaviour of different animals. You can also visit the Kitchen Lab and make your
very own candy spider webs!
Click here for more information.
21Tech Funday: Little Launcher, Big Fun
11 June 2022 | 2pm – 3.30pm
KidsSTOP™
Activity ~ $65 per adult-child pair (incl. admission to KidsSTOP™)
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary
Celebrate the school holidays with carnival games! Control a robot launcher and use it to complete
challenges!
Click here for more information.
KidsSTOP™ Academy Activities Week – Dino Night Light
13 – 17 June 2022 | 10am – 1pm & 2pm – 5pm
KidsSTOP™
Activity ~ $5 per pax
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary
Learn about the habitats of dinosaurs and create your own Dino Night Light!
Click here for more information.
Singapore Art Museum
Superfluous Things: Paper
28 May – 14 August 2022 | 10am – 7pm (Last entry at 6.30 pm)
SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Exhibition | Free for Singaporeans and PRs (Admission fees apply for non-Singapore citizens)
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary, Families
Superfluous Things: Paper is an interactive exhibition for the young at heart. This exhibition highlights
the work of contemporary artists as storytellers, evoking precious personal and cultural memories,
through a long tradition of paper manipulation. The works astound through the transformation of a
piece of paper into objects of visual feast and irresistible emotional resonance.
The Paper Adventure
28 May 2022 – 14 August 2022
SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Activity Card ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary,︎ Upper Primary
Collect a set of Superfluous: Paper Things activity cards from the information counter and explore
the exhibition through play inspired by the artworks!
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Superfluous Things: Paper.
SAMily Funday
4, 5 June 2022 | 1pm – 5pm
SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Activities ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary, Families
A signature programme designed for kids and family. Enjoy free activities ranging from hands-on
making events to performances to inspire the whole family to look, learn, and create together.
22Tatebanko
28 May 2022 – 14 August 2022
The Engine Room, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Activity ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary,︎ Upper Primary
Tatebanko or paper dioramas were popular in the late Edo period (1603-1867) and the Meiji period
(1868-1912). Design your own carnivalesque theme-park universe or psychedelic dreamscapes. Make
your own tatebanko taking inspiration from PHUNK and Keiichi Tanaami’s Eccentric City.
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Superfluous Things: Paper.
Kalachakra – A Shadow Play by SAtheCollective
4, 5 June 2022 | 2pm & 4 pm
The Engine Room, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Film Screening ~ Free
Suitable for Everyone
Kalachakra or ‘Wheel of Time’ can signify larger movements of energies such as the cycles of the
planets in the universe, or personal movements such as the cycles of human breath. This shadow
puppetry short film was borne out of that idea and created for young and old alike to enjoy. This
project is supported by the National Arts Council, Singapore under the Digital Presentation Grant.
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Superfluous Things: Paper.
Crabs, Claws and Colours
28 May 2022 | 10am – 11.30 am, 25 June 2022 | 10am – 11.30 am
Online Zoom
Activity ~ Free
Suitable for Lower Primary,︎ Upper Primary
Draw inspiration from the artwork, The Green Crab: A Diagram of Auspicious Spatial Organization,
with a taxonomist! Join Dr Lee Bee Yan as she shares fun facts on the
anatomy of a crab and learn how to illustrate the crab in creative ways!
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Lonely Vectors.
Where does rice come from?
29 May 2022 | 10am – 11.30 am
Programmes Room, Ang Mo Kio Public Library
Activity ~ Free
Suitable for Upper Primary
Ever wondered about the difference between “brown” rice, “purple” rice and “normal” rice you eat?
Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about different types of rice from the expert, David Chen from
The Little Rice Company. Create your own mini scarecrow and stand a chance to bring home some
rice seeds too! This programme is inspired by Chu Hao Pei’s artwork, Seeding Sovereignty.
Presented in conjunction with the exhibition Lonely Vectors.
Click here for more information.
23Singapore Chinese
Cultural Centre
SCCC June 2022 School Holiday Programme:
What Makes a Chinese Singaporean?
7 – 10 June 2022 | 10am – 12pm
SCCC Recital Studio (level 6)
Guided Tour ~ $23 per parent-child
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary
Calling all parents and children!
Join us this school holiday in an interactive guided tour of the SINGAPO人exhibition to learn more
about how Chinese festivals have evolved and are being celebrated in Singapore today. In the
workshop, parents and their children would create and bring home a light-up card to reinforce their
understanding of the traditions celebrated during Mid-Autumn Festival.
Click here for more information.
SINGAPORE DISCOVERY CENTRE
Dino Explorers’ Show
28, 29 May, 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26 June 2022 | 2pm
Interchange at Permanent Exhibits Gallery - Sandbox
Interactive Show ~ $15 (Non-Member)/$12 (Member)
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Get up close and personal with realistic dino puppets in this interactive show. Join in the fun and
hear them share about extinction and how we can all do our part to protect the environment before
we become extinct like them!
*Exclusive photo opportunity with the cast and dinosaurs after the show!
Click here for more information.
Dino Eco-Hunt with SingaPaw
28 May – 26 June 2022 | 11am – 7pm
Play Ground
Self-guided trail ~Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Join SingaPaw on an epic hunt to discover some fun facts about our extinct dino friends
and how we can protect our environment. Follow the dino footprints for clues & reward
yourself with a mystery dinosaur toy at the end of this self-guided trail.
24Dinosaur Sighted!
28 May – 26 June 2022 | 11am – 7pm
Play Ground
Craft Activity ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Join SingaPaw to sight some dinosaurs at SDC in this cool 3D paper theatre scene craft!
Dinosaur Clothespin Puppets
28 May – 26 June 2022 | 11am – 7pm
Play Ground
Craft Activity ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Transform old clothespins into dinosaur puppets with this easy peasy craft. Then stomp around and
roar in your own Jurassic show!
Click here for more information on Singapore Discovery’s Centre programmes.
SINGAPORE MARITIME GALLERY
Do you know that Singapore is a port that never sleeps?
28 May – 26 June 2022 | 9am – 6pm | Closed every Monday, except public holidays
Exhibition ~ Free
Suitable for Kindergarten, Lower Primary, Upper Primary
Singapore is the world’s busiest transshipment hub, with more than 30 million TEUs (Twenty-foot
Equivalent Unit container) passing through every year. At any one time, there are about 1,000 vessels
in the port, arriving around the clock.
Find out more about transshipment, TEUs and other fun facts using a specially curated activity
booklet for children aged 7 and above at the Singapore Maritime Gallery. You can also sign up for
complimentary guided tours to learn more about Maritime Singapore here.
Redeem a free set of Singapore Maritime Gallery finger puppets when you submit a caption to share
about your reflections at the end of your visit at the gallery. While stocks last!
Click here for more information.
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