As part of the ever-changing landscape in the Flower Dome, the space will be transformed into a Mexican Hanging Garden this August. Highlights characterised by Mesoamerican architectural elements include the Aztec double-headed serpent and 4m-tall replica of the iconic Chichen Itza pyramid of the Mayans. Handmade by the Mexican community in Singapore, medallions synonymous with celebratory occasions and vibrant floral displays made up of cockscombs and marigolds will be in full bloom. 

The exhibit starts on August 20 to September 25 at the Flower Dome. Admission charges to the flower dome applies.

After a two-year hiatus, the Singapore Night Festival returns with over 55 exciting experiences. Filled with a line-up of arts, heritage and cultural experiences, the Bras Basah and Bugis district will transform into an eclectic space with a plethora of light installations and performance stages. Get the little ones involved by signing them up for a session of Chinese Calligraphy or Singa Rangoli where they can get hands on and interactive! 

Ongoing from August 19 to 27, 7.30pm – 12am. Ticketing charges apply for selected programmes. 

You’ve probably seen Bento cake images on your Instagram feed and admire the mini-treats that come perfectly nestled in a takeout box. Known for its minimal and intriguing designs, Bento-cakes are the perfect size for picnics or intimate gatherings. Switch it up by decorating an edible medium and let your imagination take charge! 

Every workshop priced from $45/person is conducted in slots of 1.5 hours with all materials provided. 

371 Beach Road (City Gate Mall, B1-70, Singapore) Galore Bake Studio. Children aged 9 will need adult supervision. 

Singapore’s very own baby panda is turning one and you are invited to celebrate with him. For a whole month, indulge in panda-monium by participating in a whole range of activities. At the Panda-stic Photo Party, pose with family and friends amid the stunning illuminated light installations but what is a party without a cake? Get to the River Wonders Entrance to catch Le Le’s Spark-tacular Bamboo Cake and spot the hourly night display. 

Get your tickets here. Event is ongoing from now till September 11. 

Get your hands dirty by working on a gooey-freckled pizza baked in a wood-fired oven at the Secret Pizza Club. This pet-friendly and kid-friendly experience is a great way to enjoy the sunrise as the sound of your handmade pizza crackles in the distance. Harvest fresh herbs such as sage, basil, oregano and thyme to customise your pizza and raising the fire using sustainably-sourced firewood! 

$125/person with two bottles of beer for each person. The Sundowner Farm & Lounge, 705A East Coast Rd, Singapore 459062. 5pm to 8pm. Book your slots here.

Heaven Spot is a community-driven space where participants are encouraged to vandalise freely in a one-hour graffiti session. Families with children (no minimum age limit) are welcomed, but individuals aged 16 and below need to be accompanied by parents and be able to wear a N95 mask. 

Heaven Spot SG – 3 Lor Bakar Batu, #03-01, Singapore 348741 

Pique your child’s inner detective by exploring Chinatown in a ‘choose your own adventure’ role-playing tour. You’ll get to solve puzzles and unearth the dark secrets of Chinatown. Narrated by a gamemaster, participants will play as six different characters with different unique abilities to navigate the mind-blowing plot twists and various curve balls thrown at them. 

Priced from $50/person, the trail starts at Chinatown MRT Exit C. This experience is best suited for children ages five and above. Children under the age of 13 are required to be accompanied by an adult.