Here are seven free and ticketed activities where families can play and bond.
SINGAPORE – Be warned, enter Children’s Museum Singapore with a filled tummy or you and your kids may get hunger pangs.
For example, at two game stations where they role-play as hawkers, they will find out that it is not easy to cook under time constraints and with orders piling up. Hopefully, this will lead children to gain new respect and empathy for hawkers. The challenge is to speed-walk without dropping the cookware and ingredients in two baskets on a bamboo pole balanced on the shoulder.
Kids and parents exploring the Children’s Museum Singapore’s new exhibition Into The Hawkerverse, which is centred on hawker culture, past and present. ST PHOTO: GIN TAY Whoosh on high-speed water slides, drift on a river and snorkel with 20,000 tropical fish over a colourful reef. Tickets for Singapore residents cost $40 an adult and $33 a child aged four to 12. Kids three years old and below enjoy free admission. Go toCatch Peppa Pig’s Adventure at the Esplanade Theatre on June 16. PHOTO: BIZ TRENDS MEDIA
Peppa is going on a camping trip with her little brother George and her friends, Pedro Pony, Suzy Sheep and Gerald Giraffe. Besides interactive workshops and panel discussions, there will also be hourly performances by nine magicians, including Mr Bottle, Mystifying Imran, Mr Egg and Tommy Kian. Animals have died from ingesting plastic that entered the oceans, for example, so it is important for people to dispose of trash properly.
Also, check out a picture exhibition by local photographer Toh Xing Jie, who casts the spotlight on often-overlooked species, such as gobies and nudibranchs, in Singapore waters.
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