Usher in the Year of the Rabbit with a Dahlia display at Gardens by the Bay. In the flower dome, 100 rabbit figurines will take centre stage in the Flower Dome as part of the annual Chinese New Year floral display. These 100 rabbits, will be frolicking among more than 2,000 plants, including 40 varieties of vibrant dahlias all grown in-house by the Gardens’ horticulturists, as well as popular Chinese New Year blooms such as celosias, chrysanthemums, cymbidiums and pussy willows.  

From 13 January to 26 February 2023. Gardens by the Bay, Flower Dome. Get your tickets here. 

Universal Studios Singapore is celebrating the festivities with a whole line-up of Lunar New Year themed activities. Snap your way through the theme park and capture spring-inspired selfies along the cherry blossom street. Exchange auspicious greetings with your favourite characters who are dressed in their festive best and grab a lucky angpao. 

Stay on to enjoy the park’s exclusive night programme on selected dates that includes an illuminating dragon dance and an exciting Lo Hei show. 

From 13 January to 5 February 2023. Universal Studios Singapore. Get your tickets here. 

S.E.A Aquarium presents Spring in The Sea, a Lunar New Year aquarium experience. With over 100,000 marine animals and eight auspicious animals like the foxface rabbitfish, learn how their unique traits make them symbols of abundance. 

Discover auspicious stars’ symbolisms along the Trail of Fortune and welcome a prosperous year with an underwater dragon dance. Plus, join Ru Yi the Mermaid as she shares how we can conserve the seas’ pristine treasures. Complete the trip with a festive meet and greet with the adorable Manta mascots dressed in their Lunar New Year best!

From 13 January to 5 February 2023. S.E.A Aquarium. Get your tickets here. 

Kulnari Mystery Golf presents the world’s first mystery golf experience that combines escape room puzzles with minigolf gameplay. Blending historical facts with storytelling flights of fancy, Kulnari Mystery Gold will transport the entire family to the 20s. Team up and solve hidden paths, messages & symbols and enter an interactive 18 hole minigolf experience, complete with interactive storytelling. 

What are you waiting for? Put on your detective hat and go on an unforgettable journey through 1920s Boat Quay. 

Available in slots of one hour. 51 Circular Road, Singapore 049406. Get your tickets here. 

Organised by the National Heritage Board, the popular Museum Roundtable Lunar New Year Hong bao Campaign returns with limited edition red packet designs featuring the zodiac animal of 2023 – the rabbit. Visitors will be able to collect a pack of unique red packet designs at each of the 39 participating museums, make it an amazing race for the kids in the family and explore Singapore’s heritage-rich museums on the side. 

From 6 January to 3 February 2023. Available at each of the 39 participating museums, institutions and galleries.  

As part of Textures 2023, a series of live storytelling featuring local literature are taking place at various public libraries in Singapore. If you’re looking for a more laid back weekend activity to do with the younger ones in the family, consider this interactive storytelling session where the kids get to turn a self portrait into a caricature of an ant. 

Happening on 15 January 2023, 10:30am to 11:15am. Ang Mo Kio Public Library, Programme Zone (Level 1). Admission is free. 

For participants aged 15 and above, this hands-on workshop will help to develop coding skills by using Qdee robots available at MakeIT’s library space. The Qdee is a wheeled educational robot that works with Microbit*, providing a great entry point for those interested in coding and robotics but are not sure where to begin.

* The Microbit is a pocket-sized computer that has been introduced in many schools world-wide to encourage students to come up with innovative solutions with coding.

In this beginner-friendly introduction to coding and robotics, participants learn to: Program a robot to drive in different directions using your own written programs.As the programme is designed for beginners, no prior programming knowledge is required. 

Happening on 15 January 2023, 16:00 – 19:00. Jurong Regional Library(MakeIT, Level 2). Reserve a spot here. 

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