Activities For Children and Families in Singapore

A walk with your neighbours: The monkeys of Bukit Timah on 23 Feb 2019

The long-tailed macaques are the most conspicuous animals at Bukit Timah. Although commonly seen, they are very misunderstood. Few seeing them realise anything about the social world these monkeys live in. They have kin networks, power struggles, friends, foes, and an otherwise complex social network. In many ways, they provide a mirror of our own society. If you would like to learn more about your community and the interesting world of your neighbouring macaques at Bukit Timah, please join our walk which is led by experts from the Jane Goodall Institute Singapore.

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Jiggle Read and Rhyme: Body Parts and Movements @ Woodlands Regional Library on 29 Jan 2019

Join other parents with young children, and support your child's early development through an enjoyable 30-minute session with songs, rhymes and stories that come alive. This fun and interactive parent-child programme is FREE! Limited to 30 pairs only. For toddlers aged 1—3. Each registration is for a parent-child pair.

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让故事活起来 Stories Coming Alive @ Sengkang Public Library on 26 Jan 2019

Join us for fun-filled, interactive Chinese storytelling sessions! With interesting stories galore, children will definitely be thrilled with the activities and more!

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English Puppet Show presented by Children Puppet Castle at Pasir Ris Public Library on 13 Jan 2019

Enjoy a performance by Children Puppet Castle, featuring veteran puppeteer Mr. Christopher Chow Pak Hong. This performance features two stories, ‘The Magic Paintbrush’ and ‘Bibi and The Fire Devils’. Experience puppets up close! You may even get to try your own hand at working the puppets after the performance.  Free admission; no prior registration required.

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Stories in Art: The Magic Paintbrush at the National Gallery on 9 and 10 Feb 2019

According to an ancient Chinese legend, a little boy was gifted a magic paintbrush that could make anything he drew come to life! But very soon came big trouble and the boy had to find a way out. Inspired by the artist’s paintbrushes and seascape paintings in the exhibition Lim Cheng Hoe: Painting Singapore, master storyteller Kamini Ramachandran shares a tale of magic and hope. Ages 4 and up.

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Family Art Workshop: Minimalism Art: Shapes and Forms at the National Gallery on 09 Feb 2019 

Be inspired by the artworks of Robert Irwin and Fred Sandback in the special exhibition Minimalism: Space. Light. Object., and learn to create your own 2D or 3D artwork under the guidance of an experienced Gallery facilitator. Ages 7 and above.

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