While your favorite attractions and recreational places remain closed during this time, the digital world is buzzing with a myriad of events and activities for families and kids, ranging from the Wan Qing Dumpling Festival 2020 to the Small Big Dreamers Children's Festival! We’ve compiled a list of virtual events happening this June in Singapore that you can continue enjoying from the comforts of your own home! 1. Indian Heritage Centre: From the Coromandel Coast to the Straits Photo credits Indian Heritage Centre Date: Permanent Hour: - Fare: Free Tamil connections with Singapore can be traced as far back as the 11th – 13th centuries CE based on recent interpretations of the Singapore Stone. From the Coromandel Coast to the...
Uncover ancient Chinese myths and practices from the comfort of your own home with the inaugural digital edition of the well-loved Wan Qing Dumpling Festival celebrations by the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall! Held throughout the month of June via the memorial hall’s Facebook page (@sysnmh), Wan Qing Dumpling Festival aims to bring heritage to closer to home through an exciting line-up of family-friendly digital initiatives such as cooking classes, game contests, quizzes, interactive craft demonstrations and more. 1. Animated Storytelling: Origins of Dumpling Festival Date: 1 Jun 2020 Uncover the legends and myths behind Dumpling Festival through an animated short story and learn more about this much-loved Chinese festival! You can still watch the animated video on Facebook...
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...
Location: Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall Date: 2 Nov - 3 Nov and 9 Nov - 10 Nov 2019 Hour: 10 am – 9 pm Admission: Free *Updated: 8 Nov 2019 What is happening? It’s time for the annual Wan Qing CultureFest and the 2019 edition has so much to offer, from guided tours, heritage trail and exhibitions to lively performances, hands-on activities and games! The festival provides an immersive way to learn more about the different aspects of the Chinese cultural heritage, such as the social practices, rituals and festivals, performing arts, as well as the oral traditions and expression. Go on a Heritage Hunt around the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall - have fun learning about the...
1. Produce Your Own TV Commercial! Photo credits National Library Board Location: National Archives of Singapore Oldham Theatre, 1 Canning Rise, Singapore 179868 Date: 2 Nov – 3 Nov 2019 Hour: 10 am – 12 pm Admission: Free (Register here) Suitable Ages: 9 – 12 yrs Sign your little ones up for Recreating My Favourite 90’s TV Commercial, an interactive workshop where they’ll be able to take a look back at some of your favorite 90’s TV commercials and even produce their own TV commercial! 2. Join in The Clean & Green Carnival with Your Tots! Photo credits Clean & Green Singapore Location: Open Field beside Westgate | Braddell Heights Community Hub Date: 2 Nov – 3 Nov 2019 Hour: 11...
