It’s going to be one activity-packed weekend! Apart from the many family-friendly performances being staged, there’s also plenty of other fun things going on, from storytelling sessions at the musuem to nature-based outings. So get ready and let’s go!
1. The Boy Who Cried Wolf
Till 19 Mar
Jubilee Hall, Raffles Hotel
It’s funny, it’s zany and there’s a strong moral lesson to be learnt at its heart. Watch iTheatre’s fresh take on this classic fable, packed with humour, music and an imaginative twist. Read our review, or go behind the scenes with us as we visit the cast and crew.
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2. PLAYtime! Bunny Finds the Right Stuff
26 Feb to 13 Mar
Esplanade Theatre Studio
Bunny is a floppy toy rabbit who is simply not happy at the way he is. He tries and tries to find the right stuffing for himself, and even his friends pitch in to help, but nothing is exactly right. Filled with music and interactive fun, this charming story specially designed for kids age two to four is a great introduction for little ones to the joys of the theatre. Find out more.
3. The Art of Speed’s Tinkering Sundays: Elevate Your Car II
28 Feb, 10:30 am to 12:30 pm
The Children’s Centre for Creativity
Experiment using cranks, pulleys, elevators and gears to move things like your own toy cars. Have fun trying out the different techniques and simple mechanics, or maybe even create your own complex circuits. Details here.
4. NParks Community in Nature Family Day – In Harmony with Nature
27 Feb, 3:30 pm to 7 pm
Pasir Ris Park, Viewing Plaza
Celebrate our natural heritage at the first Community in Nature (CIN) Family Day! There are various fun and educational activities for families to bond over while discovering the flora and fauna of Pasir Ris Park, from nature-based craft and activity stations to an Amazing Race for families. Pre-registration required for the race only. Learn more.
5. Treasures of the World Storytelling Sessions for Children
27 & 28 Feb, 1 pm & 3 pm
The Salon, National Museum
Take in tales of magical creatures and gods, as master storyteller Kamini Ramachandran takes you on a story-filled journey through the National Museum’s Treasures of the World exhibition. The theme this weekend: Gods Making Mischief. Pre-registration required. Find out more.
6. The Three Billy Goats Gruff
Till 26 Mar
DBS Arts Centre
The Mandarin version of last year’s hit English production, this entertaining musical promises lots of silly fun and giggles. Follow the three goats “Baby”, “Middle” and “Big” on their adventure to cross the bridge in search of more bountiful pastures.
7. 1st Car-Free Sunday SG
28 Feb, 7 am to 7 pm
Civic District and parts of the Central Business District
Leave your cars behind and enjoy a walking day out around the Padang, City Hall and CBD as these areas transform into a car-free zone. An initiative that takes another step towards a car-lite future, visitors can enjoy mass aerobic sessions, walking tours and street performances. Museums within the zones will also open earlier at 9 am. Read on.
8. Elephant & Piggie’s “We Are In A Play!”
27 Feb to 13 Mar
Ulu Pandan CC Theatrette
Two unusual friends, an elephant and a pig, who are the best, best, bestus of friends, learn some lessons about friendship, trying hard and being true to yourself. With lively songs and funny characters, this is great entertainment for young and old. Details here.
9. Dahlia Dreams Floral Display
Till 28 Feb, 9 am to 9 pm
Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
It’s the last weekend to catch this beautiful floral exhibition, inspired by the Chinese classic storyJourney to the West. Featuring famous elements from the novel, such as the Monkey King’s home mountain, it’s a stunning landscape with plenty of surprising touches to look out for.
10. Oh Baby! Supermom Baby Shower
27 Feb, 9 am to 12:30 pm & 1:30 pm to 5 pm
Singapore Turf Club
Celebrate upcoming motherhood at this big pregnancy party. Enjoy a relaxing brunch, take part in some fun, easy games and activities like the the Mummy Pageant, or trade tips with other mummies-to-be. Pre-registration required.
