There’s so much to see and do for kids and the young at heart here in Singapore. For example, the Gardens by the Bay maybe known for its futuristic-looking ‘Supertrees’, but it is also home to the Far East Organization Children’s Garden. Have a fun-filled family day with interactive play delights, water play features and educational programmes in a lush natural setting.
After that, we recommend a visit to the National Gallery Singapore, specifically to the first dedicated art facility also known as the Keppel Centre for Art Education. It offers a dynamic environment to stimulate your child’s creativity and curiosity. Designed to inspire learning in new ways, it features four vibrant spaces and an exciting line-up of programs all year round. Find out more here.
The Singapore Art Museum will also be launching the 6th edition of their children-focused annual exhibition in May 2016.. Held from 14 May till 28 August 2016, the exhibition titled Imaginarium: Over the Ocean, Under the Sea, invites adventurers of all ages into the watery realms of our Earth as seen through the eyes of contemporary artists. It is a whimsical introduction to the many stories and ideas that surround seascapes, and presents tactile and interactive works that encourage discovery through exploration and play.
Kids might also want to check out the 2-hectare sized Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden, which is located at UNESCO World Heritage Site that is the Botanic Gardens. It is Asia's first children's garden and is designed to provide unique discovery and learning experiences in an organic garden setting. Have fun!