National Gallery Singapore’s biennial children’s festival, Small Big Dreamers, returns for its second edition as the first online festival in Singapore for children to play, learn and create with art! As museums remain temporarily closed due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, the National Gallery Singapore's biennial children's festival, Small Big Dreamers will return with a digital twist from 1 June 2020 to 28 March 2021! Following the introduction of new weekly activities on Gallery Kids! during the May school holiday, #SmallBigDreamersAtHome will be an online art festival aimed at bringing more art experience to families at home! Expect a series of fun and engaging activities curated for children aged 6 to 12. This festival boosts interactive games, and easy-to-follow, hands-on activities designed to let...
Location: Esplanade Theatre StudioDate: 14 Feb - 1 Mar 2020Time: Weekend: 11 am & 4 pm (except 29 Feb: 4 pm only) Admission: $20 (Tickets are required for ALL patrons)Get tickets here. This February, children will get to enjoy a fun theatre experience at the Esplanade's PLAYtime! Fatimah and Her Magic Socks. You will meet the lovable Fatimah, the little girl with a bright smile on her face and feet that cannot stop dancing! Dance, Sing and Laugh with Fatimah One rainy afternoon, Fatimah meets a mysterious and magical lion that takes her, and your little ones, on a thrilling adventure. In this newly discovered world of fun, Fatimah, together with your family, will learn about friendship, laughter and the power of… magical socks!...
Location: Various Venues IslandwideDate: 8 - 29 Feb 2020Hour: Various TimingsAdmission: FREE, unless otherwise stated Commemorating the 78th Anniversary of the Fall of Singapore with WWII-related programmes and sharing Singapore's History with our children The 6th edition of The Battle for Singapore commemorates the 78th anniversary since Singapore fell to the Japanese in 1942. This historical event plays a significant part in Singapore's history and our route to total independence. The National Heritage Board, through the annual Battle for Singapore, encourages Singaporeans to delve into and explore the different perspectives on Singapore's World War II history. This year, you will see 74 guided tours across Singapore, including some at lesser known WWII-related sites. It will be an educational experience for parents and...
Location: Various Venues Island-wideDate and Time: Specific Date and Time in ArticleAdmission: FREE *UPDATE: Due to the Coronavirus situation, Chingay @ the Heartlands will be cancelled. Full list of cancelled event here. The Chingay Parade is a yearly parade to showcase Singapore's rich and unique multi-ethnic and cosmopolitan cultures. You can expect vibrant performers in elaborates costumes from different ethnicity, cultures and backgrounds; dazzling display of floats; huge intricate props and structures and cultural performances from all around the world. Known as one of Asia largest street performance and float parade. This year's Chingay will take place on the 31st of Jan - 1st of Feb at the F1 Pit Building. Reaching More People To enable more Singaporeans and tourists to enjoy the...
Location: Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall Date: 1 to 2 Feb 2020 Hour: 10am to 9pm Admission: Free Photo Credit: Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall Thinking of places to go to soak up the festive mood this Lunar New Year? Well now, you can add the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall (SYSNMH) to your list! Join in the celebrations at the SYSNMH's Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2020 with an exciting and interesting line-up of programmes, such as lion dance performances, a mass Lo Hei event, engaging workshops, fringe activities, kids storytelling and craft sessions, an evening concert, and many more. Here's are the top 8 things to look out for at the Festival: 1. Auspicious Lion Dance Performances Date: 25...
