Children of today may look at televisions and think of them as nothing more but a medium to watch shows. This exhibition, however, showcases Nam June Paik’s many ways he used television and video in his art.

Bring your child down to see their ‘now’ transformed by an artist’s imagination. Works showcased include installations, projections, modified televisions, video sculptures, robots, and more that will leave your kids in awe and wonder.

From now until 27 March 2022. Admissions are priced from $15 per pax. Located at 1 St Andrew’s Rd, #01 – 01, Singapore 178957. Find out more and book your slot here.

The Da Vinci Exhibition has been in Singapore for a good few months, but this is its last week before it ends. While it lasts, take your children down to enjoy 50 fully-built inventions, 15 fine art studies, and many more displays.

With the help of trained artisans who studied Da Vinci’s Codices, machines and devices that he designed but never created (due to the lack of modern technology) are brought to life.

With interactive displays and hands-on activities that are sure to keep your little ones engaged, this activity is great for kids with curious minds and who never stop asking the question ‘why?’.

From now up to 2 January 2022. Tickets are priced at $15 per pax. The AM session is from 10am – 1pm while the PM session is from 2pm – 5pm. Located at The Annexe, Science Centre, 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081. Find out more and book your slot here.

Do your kids love music? Do they enjoy catchy tunes and inspiring beats? The Noisy Forest is a 40 minutes music-led exploration where you and the little ones will follow three explorers into the dark forest covered in mystery.

Listen out for different rhythms and sounds found in nature and create your own beats by clapping with the explorers to uncover the exciting parts of the musical forest.

If you want to bring The Noisy Forest home with you, then you can get the digital experience as well at $3 for hours of fun. Specially designed to support children’s developmental goals, you will be able to go through guided activities inspired by the forest. Your kid will be able to use items found within your home to explore music without leaving your house.

Available from now to 2 January 2022 at three timings: 11am, 2.30pm and 4.30pm. Tickets are priced at $20 per pax. Located at 1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore 038981. Find out more and book your slot here.

If you haven’t been to the recently opened Smigy Playground at Tiong Bahru Plaza, this week will be a good time to let your kids have some fun before the holidays are over.

The 3,800 square feet indoor playground includes a sandpit, a ball pit, a carousel, a race track, a vegetable farm (which we find super adorable) and more! For one hour, your children can have the time of their lives playing to their hearts’ content.

Available slots from 27 – 30 December 2021. Tickets are priced at $16.15 per parent-child pair and $10 per hour for an extra adult ticket. Located at Tiong Bahru Plaza, 298 Tiong Bahru Rd, #02-115A, Singapore 168732. Find out more and book your slot here.

Want to make your own bath bombs for the family? You can now do so at Singapore’s own Gardens by the Bay.

You and the little ones can visit the Flower Dome to learn more about how plants can benefit us before heading to the Fiscus Room in the Active Garden to get hands-on experience making your bath bombs!

The price is inclusive of the workshop fee and a weekday six-month Friends of the Gardens membership ($20 per pax for adults and $12 per pax for children). For already-existing members, the membership fee will be subtracted from your total.

Happening on 28 and 29 December 2021 from 9am to 12pm. Tickets are priced at $250 per parent-child pair, $480 for two parent-child pairs, and $120 per pax for children aged six to 12. Located at 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953. Find out more and book your slots here. Registration closes on 26 December 2021, 9am.

Fancy a puzzle hunt in Chinatown? This two and a half hours activity is an immersive experience where you and your kids will get to play the role of advisors to Toast King. Roam the streets, solve puzzles, and figure out codes to help him unlock his treasure.

In the process, your children will learn about the history and heritage of Chinatown as an English-speaking tour guide takes you around.

You will also receive a puzzle game kit and a game prize to help you enjoy and immerse yourself better.

Happening on 29 December 2021 at 10am. Tickets are priced at $30 per pax. The meeting point is Chinatown MRT Exit C. Find out more and book your slot here.

Need an activity for you and the family to destress after a long year? This art jam may be just the thing you are looking for.

Free from any boundaries, you and the little ones can use tools to paint on the wall (and your canvas) – or simply yet, splat it onto the surface. Let your kids let loose and show their creativity by messing around and having fun for one and a half hours.

Slots are available from 29 December 2021 and to the end of the week. Tickets are priced at $46.25 per pax. Located at 207a Upper Thomson Rd, Singapore 574346. Find out more and book your slot here. 

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