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Children’s Season 2025 | A Fun-Filled June Holiday Festival For The Whole Family


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From hands-on workshops to theatrical adventures, this beloved festival is back to inspire young hearts and minds!

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: Various participating museums & institutions across Singapore
Date: Various dates
Fee: Free & Ticketed | Get tickets here

Children’s Season 2025

Children’s Season 2025 returns with a month-long lineup of family-friendly activities across various museums and institutions. This year is extra special as it coincides with SG60 and introduces YHS Singapore (Yeo’s) as the festival’s very first corporate sponsor!

Children’s Season 2025 invites young ones to discover where they fit in the world—through stories, play, culture, and imagination. With something for every child, it’s a celebration of identity, connection, and fun!

Children's Season 2025 Stamp Booklet Activity

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore


Date: 31 May to 29 Jun 2025

This June school holidays, embark on a fun-filled adventure with your family! Pick up a Children’s Season 2025 Stamp Booklet at any of the participating institutions and collect unique stamp chop prints as you complete a simple activity at each venue. Aim to collect as many stamps as possible to redeem exclusive Children’s Season 2025 and Yeo’s prizes!

List of participating museums and institutions:

1. ArtScience Museum
2. Asian Civilisations Museum*
3. Children’s Museum Singapore*
4. Eurasian Heritage Gallery*
5. Former Ford Factory*
6. Fort Siloso*
7. Indian Heritage Centre*
8. KidsSTOPTM*
9. MOE Heritage Centre
10. National Gallery Singapore*
11. National Library
12. National Museum of Singapore
13. Peranakan Museum*
14. Science Centre Singapore*
15. Singapore Art Museum
16. Singapore Discovery Centre*
17. Singapore Maritime Gallery*
18. Singapore Mobility Gallery
19. Singapore Navy Museum*
20. Singapore Sports Museum
21. The Gem Museum*
22. The Intan @ T-Play*

Drink redemption only available at selected institutions marked with *.

Programmes at Children’s Museum Singapore

The Time Travellers’ Guild

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: Children’s Museum Singapore, Discovery Room (Level 2)
Date: 25 & 26 Jun 2025
Time: 11am to 12pm (workshop), 12pm to 12.45pm (complimentary museum visit)
Fee: Free admission, advanced registrations required

Calling all young inventors to step into a world of wonder where Science meets Imagination! Join us in this exciting experience where you'll uncover the secrets behind machines that bring us across the land, sea and sky. Design a personal masterpiece that will join others to form a time-travelling machine at KidsSTOP, on display from 30 September to end December 2025.

Duration: Approximately 1 hour
Recommended Ages: 4 to 8 years old

Craft Your Own 3D Paper Lighthouse!

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: Children’s Museum Singapore, Discovery Room (Level 2)
Date: 4, 12 & 18 Jun 2025
Time: 11am to 12.45pm
Fee: Free admission

In this free self-guided drop-in activity, participants will craft their own 3D paper lighthouse models and learn about how these crucial beacons have guided ships safely through our waters for generations. Upon completion, each child participant will receive a redemption flyer to obtain a complimentary comic book ‘The Little Known Wonders of Maritime Singapore’ at the Singapore Maritime Gallery.

Duration: Approximately 45 min
Recommended Ages: 5 to 12 years old, younger children may require assistance from their adult

Painting with Gems

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: Children’s Museum Singapore, Discovery Room (Level 2)
Date: 5, 11 & 19 Jun 2025
Time: 11am to 12.45pm
Fee: Free admission

In this free self-guided drop-in activity, participants will explore the theme of belonging through art, connecting with family, community and country. Each child can select three unique gemstones that represent different aspects of their identity or experiences. Using acrylic paints, children can create their unique artwork on canvas, together with the gemstones that they have selected. Upon completion, each child participant will be able to take home their gem-adorned masterpiece.

Duration: Approximately 45 min
Recommended Ages: 7 to 12 years old, younger children may require assistance from their adult

Armenian Street Adventures with Bloopy and Friends

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: Along Armenian Street. Collect your self-guided mission trail booklet at the ticketing counter at Children’s Museum Singapore before heading to Armenian Street to start your journey!
Date: 31 May to 29 Jun 2025
Time: Daily, except Mondays due to museum closure.

  • 9am to 10.30am
  • 11am to 12.30pm
  • 2pm to 3.30pm
  • 4pm to 5.30pm

Fee: Free admission

Bloopy’s UFO has crash-landed on Armenian Street! Help Becky Bunny and WonderBot guide Bloopy to find his way home. This free self-guided drop-in activity is a programme of Children’s Season 2025, in collaboration with Families for Life, in celebration of National Family Festival.

Duration: Approximately 45 min
Recommended Ages: 5 to 12 years old, with accompanying adult

Char Kway Teow Rhapsody

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: Children’s Museum Singapore & nearby sites along Armenian Street and Lewin Terrace. Registration at Children’s Museum Singapore Ticketing Counter.
Date: 31 May, 1 Jun, 6 Jun, 7 Jun, 8 Jun, 13 Jun, 14 Jun & 15 Jun 2025
Time: 2pm to 4.30pm
Fee: $25 (Child) | $25 (Adult) | $110 (Bundle: 2 children + 2 adults

Beginning at the nostalgic Armenian Street, families embark on a whimsical pregame before entering a kaleidoscope of scents, sounds and stories. Blending immersive theatre, cooking and play, join us in this intergenerational sensory-rich journey through the vanishing world of the hawker trade – inviting children and adults to rediscover what it means to belong, one stir-fry at a time.

Duration: Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including complimentary museum visit (2pm to 3pm: Complimentary museum visit; 3pm to 4.30pm: Programme)
Recommended Ages: 6 to 12 years old

Build the Change for World Play Day: Playful Cities in the Making

Venue: Children’s Museum Singapore, Discovery Room (Level 2)
Date: 11 & 18 Jun 2025
Fee: Free Admission

Build the Change inspires children to unleash their creativity and their voice as they build a brighter future through play. In this special session, kids are invited to dream big as they design and build their vision of Playful Cities — communities filled with creativity, fun, and imagination.

This free activity is a programme with Children’s Season organised by Children’s Museum Singapore, in collaboration with The LEGO Group, held in conjunction with International Day of Play.

Recommended Ages: 5 to 12

Beyond the Doh

Venue:  Children’s Museum Singapore, Discovery Room (Level 2)
Date: 12 & 19 Jun 2025
Fee: Free Admission

Calling all Play-Doh lovers — we need your masterpieces!

We all experience the fuzzy feeling of belonging in many beautiful ways, by eating food that tastes like home, or appreciating beautiful things we see in the community.

Come join this free self-guided drop-in activity, where children will explore the theme of belonging with their own hands. Using Play-Doh, each child can recreate either their favourite Singaporean food, or favourite thing they have encountered at the Children’s Museum. Upon completion, each child will be provided a takeaway container to bring home their Play-Doh creations.

This free activity is a programme with Children’s Season organised by Children’s Museum Singapore, in collaboration with Hasbro and Playeum, held in conjunction with International Day of Play.

Recommended Ages: 5 to 8

Programmes at National Museum of Singapore

Interactive Installation – Get Curious! Building Our Singapore

Photo Credit: National Museum of Singapore

Venue: Gallery Theatre Foyer, Basement Level
Date: 24 May to 29 Jun 2025
Time: 10am to 12.30pm & 1.30pm to 6pm, Daily
Fee: Free Admission, no registration required

Journey back in time and learn more about the people who built Singapore from the ground up in this interactive installation! Role-play as early migrants and trace their journeys on an interactive map. Don’t forget to drop by the activity space to honour the hands that shaped our nation’s success with a special appreciation for our migrant heroes today.

Recommended Ages: 3 and above

Our Mama Shop Inter-generational Showcase

Photo Credit: National Museum of Singapore

Venue: The Salon, Level 1
Date: 24 May to 29 Jun 2025
Time: 10am to 12.30pm & 1.30pm to 6pm, Daily
Fee: Free Admission, no registration required

Step into an iconic feature of Singapore’s landscape—a reimagined mama shop designed in collaboration with The Artground. Experience heartfelt memories shared between seniors from St Luke’s Eldercare and pre-schoolers from My First Skool in this intergenerational showcase.

Recommended Ages: 3 and above

The River Hunt: A Mission-based Artefact Hunt Activity

Photo Credit: National Museum of Singapore

Venue: Children's Season Information Counter outside Gallery Theatre, Basement Level
Date: 24 May to 29 Jun 2025
Time: 10am to 12.30pm & 1.30pm to 6pm, Daily
Fee: Free Admission, no registration required

Join The River Hunt for an exciting adventure through the National Museum’s special SG60 exhibition, Once Upon a Tide! Follow clues, answer questions, and unlock the ultimate treasure. Complete the mission and redeem a prize sponsored by Staedtler, while stocks last!

Recommended Ages: 5 and above

Migrant Tales: Meet Three Early Migrant Characters

Photo Credit: National Museum of Singapore

Venue: Outside Singapore History Gallery, Level 1
Date: 24 to 25 May, 31 May to 1 Jun, 7 to 8 Jun, 14 to 15 Jun, 21 to 22 Jun & 28 to 29 Jun 2025
Time: 11am & 4pm
Fee: Free Admission, no registration required

Travel back in time and meet some of Singapore’s early pioneers in this interactive character meet-and-greet! Engage in role-play with a samsui woman, rickshaw puller, or iced-water seller as they share stories on migration and life in early Singapore. Ask questions, join the conversation, and discover the history behind their work in shaping Singapore!

*Characters will start off from the exit of Singapore History Gallery, Level 1 and roam along the Concourse and Main Rotunda thereafter.

Recommended Ages: 3 and above

Interactive Storytelling: "So Much to See! So Much to Hear! A Week with Ari” by Migrant & Me

Photo Credit: National Museum of Singapore

Venue: Gallery Theatre Foyer, Basement Level
Date: 24 to 25 May, 31 May to 1 Jun, 7 to 8 Jun, 14 to 15 Jun, 21 to 22 Jun & 28 to 29 Jun 2025
Time: 2pm to 3pm
Fee: Free Admission, no registration required

Discover the diverse sights and sounds of our migrant workers’ work environments through the captivating story So Much to See! So Much to Hear! A Week with Ari written by local author, Gracie Chai. Join us for hands-on games, storytelling, and a chance to dress up as we explore the challenges and contributions of migrant workers in a fun and engaging way for young audiences! Spaces are limited, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Recommended Ages: 4 and above

Faces of Singapore: A Selection of Short Films

Photo Credit: National Museum of Singapore

Venue: Gallery Theatre, Basement Level
Date & Time: 

  • 24 May 2025: 1.30pm to 6pm
  • 25 May 2025: 10am to 12.30pm & 1.30pm to 6pm
  • 31 May to 1 Jun, 7 to 8 Jun, 14 to 15 Jun, 21 to 22 Jun & 28 to 29 Jun 2025: 10am to 12.30pm & 1.30pm to 6pm

Fee: Free Admission, no registration required

Enjoy a series of heartwarming films celebrating ordinary people and their contributions to building Singapore’s identity, from creating vibrant HDB neighbourhoods to shaping our music culture and a more caring society. Films will be played on loop, with a total duration of approximately 35 minutes.

  • Tomorrow’s Champions – A special competition in conjunction with Faces of Singapore: A Selection of Short Films

Inspired by the stories presented in Faces of Singapore: A Selection of Short Films? Take part in our special competition, Tomorrow’s Champions, and share what event or activity you would like to represent Singapore in or who inspires you to succeed. The top 20 most compelling stories will win a pair of adult-child tickets to the Singapore 2025 World Para Swimming Championships, sponsored by the Singapore Disability Sports Council.

Please scan the QR code at the Children’s Season Information Counter outside the Gallery Theatre, Basement Level, for more information. Prize tickets apply to Singapore residents only and winners will be notified via email by end July 2025.

Recommended Ages: 7 and above

Sensory Play: A Playful Journey through Singapore’s Past by Hommeet

Photo Credit: National Museum of Singapore

Venue: Get Curious Children's Studio, Level 3
Date: 25 May & 8 Jun 2025
Time: 10.30am to 11.30am & 3.30pm to 4.30pm
Fee: $27 per adult-child pair, inclusive of GST | Buy ticket here

Embark on a hands-on journey through history with four interactive play stations, where young children can experience life as a builder, trader and hawker in early Singapore!

Recommended Ages: 3 to 6

Intergenerational Workshops at Reunion – Heritage Food Series

Photo Credit: National Museum of Singapore

Venue: Reunion Social Space, Level 1
Date: 7 Jun 2025
Time: 2pm to 4pm
Fee: $40.50 per senior adult-child pair, inclusive of GST | Buy ticket here

Embark on a sweet culinary adventure where older adults and children create local heritage desserts such as bubur cha cha and egg tarts, exploring connections and flow in Singapore’s food culture.

Recommended Ages: 5 and up, with accompanying grandparent or senior adult aged 60 and above

Toy and Joy: Inclusive Music & Movement Workshop by Creative Tree

Photo Credit: National Museum of Singapore

Venue: Get Curious Children's Studio, Level 3
Date & Time: 

  • 14 & 29 Jun 2025: 10.30am to 11.30am
  • 15 Jun 2025: 3pm to 4pm

Fee: $27 per adult-child pair | Buy ticket here

Inspired by the “Queen of the Toy Piano”, Margaret Leng Tan, this inclusive multisensory workshop invites children of all abilities to explore sound and movement in creative new ways. Come discover the joy of making music together through body percussion, simple movements, and hands-on play with toy instruments and unconventional household objects!

Recommended Ages: 4 to 10 with accompanying adult

Programmes at The Arts House

Monstrous Fun! at The Arts House

Photo Credit: Arts House Limited

Unleash your imagination at Monstrous Fun! Dive into storytelling, rhythmic workshops, drop-in craft activities, and our first-ever Monster Parade — perfect for little monsters and their grown-ups!

  • Drum-A-Story with Louis Soliano

Venue: Our Cultural Medallion Story Showcase, The Arts House, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 2.30pm to 3.10pm
Fee: $10 / pax (*Each ticket admits one person (adult/child) and is non-refundable) | Register here

Experience storytelling like never before with 2018 Cultural Medallion recipient Louis Soliano, one of Singapore’s most celebrated jazz drummers. In this workshop, explore how rhythmic expression with percussion can bring a story to life. Feel the beat, dance to the rhythm, and drum along to the narrative, characters, and emotions!

This workshop is conducted in English.
Recommended Ages: Suitable for families with children aged 7 and above

  • The Arts House Story Tour

Meeting point: The Arts House Main Entrance, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12pm to 12.30pm, 1.15pm to 1.45pm & 3.15pm to 3.45pm
Fee: $5 / pax (*Each ticket admits one child with one accompanying parent and is non-refundable) | Register here

What was The Arts House used for in the past, and who were the people who sat in the rooms and walked the corridors?

Join this educational tour of The Arts House to learn the history behind Singapore’s oldest government building. Find out interesting facts about the building and its people, and discover what went on in The Chamber that shaped Singapore into what it is today.

Look out for the QR code at the end of the tour to watch a reading of the book What’s Inside the Red Box? - about a box that is closely related to the events of The Arts House’s history.

This session is conducted in English. 

  • Bimbang and the Curios Trunk

Venue: Chamber, The Arts House, Level 2
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12.30pm to 1pm & 2pm to 2.30pm
Fee: Free with registration | Register here

“Bimbang and the Curios Trunk" is a 30-minute storytelling piece that involves music and puppetry.

Audiences will get a hands-on experience in creating a music piece that features several ethnocentric cultural instruments of Singapore and learn to recognise and play in an ensemble.

Synopsis:
Bimbang is a bumbling worrywart who one day chanced upon a trunk of curiosities. In it, he finds a treasure trove of instruments from a time long past. Also in the trunk, a note states that the time of peace and harmony has come to an end, for the music of the land has now become discordant and inharmonious.

Unless the music of the land is played once more, with the help of the people, a terrible fate will be unleashed onto the land. With time running out, Bimbang's endeavours will either bring forth a horrible monster that will consume the land, or a kind creature that will grace the land with peace and harmony.

Along with his friends, Bimbang finds a way to create music again. In this journey, he finds that it is not about playing beautiful individual tunes, but learning to listen to others and find a common rhythm and harmony.

Will Bimbang succeed in saving his land with the right notes, or will he run out of time and unleash the monster of doom?

This interactive performance is conducted in English.
Recommended Ages: Suitable for families with children aged 5 and above.

  • Draw-A-Story

Venue: Screening Room, The Arts House, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 1pm to 1.40pm, 2.30pm to 3.10pm & 3.30pm to 4.10pm
Fee: Free with registration (*Each ticket admits one person (adult/child) and is non-refundable) | Register here

Join us for a reading of "Ekor's Tail", a tale written by the Teoh sisters, featuring Mort and Ekor on a fun trip around the little red dot to discover favourite places, tastes, and where Ekor belongs.

Reimagine the story with us as we draw a new story for Mort and Ekor in the Draw-A-Story workshop.

This workshop is conducted in English.
Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 5 and above.

  • Monster Parade

Venue: Outdoor Lawn
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 4.30pm to 5pm
Fee: Free Admission

Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 3 to 12

  • A Message to My Little Monster (Community Artwork)

Venue: Outdoor Lawn
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12pm to 5pm
Fee: Free Admission

Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 5 to 12

  • The Monstrous Fun! Book Fair

Venue: The Arts House, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12pm to 5pm
Fee: Free Admission

Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 3 to 12

  • Monster Mask (Drop-in Activity)

Venue: Outside the Our Cultural Medallion Story Showcase, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12pm to 5pm
Fee: Free Admission

Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 4 & above

  • Monster Dress-up (Drop-in Activity)

Venue: Outside the Our Cultural Medallion Story Showcase, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12pm to 5pm
Fee: Free Admission

Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 6 & above

  • The Cultural Medallion Literary Pursuit (Drop-In Activity)

Venue: Outside the Our Cultural Medallion Story Showcase, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12pm to 5pm
Fee: Free Admission

Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 7 & above

  • Monster Music Makers (Drop-in Activity)

Venue: Outside the Screening Room, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12pm to 5pm
Fee: Free Admission

Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 6 & above

  • Giant Poetry Wall (Drop-in Activity)

Venue: Outside the Our Cultural Medallion Story Showcase, Nook Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12pm to 4pm
Fee: Free Admission

Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 5 & above

  • Monster Hunt (Drop-in Activity)

Venue: The Arts House, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 12pm to 5pm
Fee: Free Admission

Recommended ages: Suitable for families with children aged 3 & above

  • Free Balloon Sculpting

Venue: Entrance of The Arts House, Level 1
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 2.30pm to 4.30pm
Fee: Free Admission

The House Between The Winds

Photo Credits: Arts House Limited

Venue: Empress Lawn
Date: 9 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 11am to 10pm
Fee: Free Admission (for The House Between The Winds) | Free with registration (for Artist-led Guided Tour of House Between The Winds); Register here

Witness a magnificent sailboat travelling across the Empress Lawn. Touch, see, hear, feel and create as you go on a pilgrimage through whimsical and playful interactive kinetic installations that take you on a journey through the memories of trees that built Singapore.

Many were once drawn to a place where the winds crossed, where the paths connecting East and West met. There, they traded, made a living, and learned—acquiring knowledge that stretched beyond the borders of their homelands. It was also a safe harbour, as they waited for the monsoon winds to change and carry them onwards to their destinations.

Soon, this place became home, and they reshaped the land to suit their lives. The nurturing trees fed their new ideas and ways of doing things, and with their insatiable and unceasing appetites, the trees made way for a landscape that would be forever changed.

Recommended Ages: 4 and above

Animal Farm (variation of main show)

Photo Credits: Arts House Limited

Venue: Empress Lawn
Date: 30 May to 1 Jun 2025
Time: 7pm to 7.30pm
Fee: Free Admission

Animal Farm, presented by The Finger Players, is a site-specific performance adapted from an excerpt of George Orwell’s Animal Farm. This 30-minute presentation invites audience members to get up close with life-sized puppets, while immersing themselves in the dramatic tension shaped by speech, music, and movement.

Recommended Ages: 12 and below

The Purple Symphony

Photo Credits: Arts House Limited

Venue: Empress Lawn
Date: 23 to 25 May 2025
Time: 7pm to 7.30pm
Fee: Free Admission

The Purple Symphony Ensemble performs a special rendition of familiar favourites for Little SIFA.

More information to be announced soon.

Recommended Ages: 12 and below

Programmes at Singapore Maritime Gallery

Tools and Treats: A Tasty Journey

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: Singapore Maritime Gallery
Dates & Times:

  • 7 Jun 2025: 10.30am
  • 13 Jun 2025: 3.30pm)
  • 14 Jun 2025 (10.30am & 3.30pm

Fee: $25 (Child) | $25 (Adult) | $80 (Bundle: 2 children + 2 adults

Join this interactive workshop of movement, storytelling, and hands-on play and gain a deeper sense of belonging and appreciation for Singapore’s food heritage and how the Singapore maritime played a part. Each child will proudly present a platter of heritage snacks molded from playdough as a take-home kit.

Duration: Approximately 1 hour
Recommended Ages: 5 to 12 years old

Programmes at Indian Heritage Centre

For a Better Future

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: Activity Room, Indian Heritage Centre
Dates & Times:

  • 31 May 2025: 10.30am & 3.30pm
  • 1 Jun 2025: 10.30am & 3.30pm

Fee: $25 (Child) | $25 (Adult) | $80 (Bundle: 2 children + 2 adults

Join this interactive, comical and multisensorial theatrical performance by being in the shoes of early immigrants and experience the food, culture, hardships, bonding and fun that they had to go through in a time when there was no internet and mobile phones. During the performance, participants would be given the opportunity to play characters such as a textile trader, goldsmith or a dhobi. There is also a pre-show activity to try your hands on flower garland making and henna art.

Duration: Approximately 1 hour
Recommended Ages: 5 to 12 years old

Programmes at Science Centre Singapore

Alien Vacation: A Cosmic Adventure

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: Party Room at KidsSTOP™, Science Centre Singapore
Dates & Times:

  • 14 Jun 2025: 10.30am
  • 20 Jun 2025: 3.30pm
  • 21 Jun 2025: 10.30am & 3.30pm

Fee: $25 (Child) | $25 (Adult) | $80 (Bundle: 2 children + 2 adults (**Ticket does not include free play at KidsSTOP™. For participants who wish to visit KidsSTOP™ gallery, please purchase a separate admission ticket at KidsSTOP website).

Alien Vacation: A Cosmic Adventure is an engaging children’s musical performance that explores themes on friendship and belonging through interactive questioning. In this programme, all children will receive a mini toy camera to assist with interactive elements of the show, which they will get to keep and take home. There will also be a craft activity at the end where the children will get to build their own solar system planet model.

Duration: Approximately 1 hour
Recommended Ages: 4 to 8 years old

Programmes at MOE Heritage Centre

Class from the Past!

Photo Credit: Children’s Museum Singapore

Venue: MOE Heritage Centre
Dates & Times:

  • 31 May 2025: 10.30am
  • 6 Jun 2025: 3.30pm
  • 7 Jun 2025: 10.30am & 3.30pm

Fee: $25 (Child) | $25 (Adult) | $80 (Bundle: 2 children + 2 adults

Join this fun, interactive, and nostalgic journey as you engage as a family with stories and memories shared amongst parents and children! Each child will be given a set of kuti kuti to take home with them and continue the family bonding fun!

Duration: Approximately 1 hour
Recommended Ages: 6 to 12 years old

Tickets & Info

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Leona Quek
Blessed with 3 handsome and loving boys in her life. Two of them call her Mommy, the other calls her Wifey. Every night, she wishes for an early bedtime, but misses her babies as soon as they sleep.

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