For anyone with a sweet tooth, Changi Airport is the place to be this coming week. 

Grab your cameras and snap some pictures with the colourful Chupa Chups photo spots across the airport, including Singapore’s largest Chupa Chups lollipop display. Take a look around the T3 pop-up retail store for limited edition Chupa Chups merchandise, and so many Chupa Chups lollipop flavours that you’re sure to be spoilt for choice. 

Children can also have a go at any of the seven exciting S.M.A.R.T workshops to learn something new. From Storytelling, to Magic, to Arts and Crafts, and Robotics and Technology, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. 

Happening 11 March – 3rd May 2022, with workshops at various dates and timings. Workshop prices range from $33 to $53, but spending $50 in a single receipt at Changi Airport allows for redemption of a workshop at a discounted price. Located at Changi Airport Terminal 3. Find out more here. 

Do your kids often run around the house playing with their toy guns? If yes, then a game of laser tag is sure to get them excited. 

A rare chance to play the game in an unconfined space, SerendipET’s laser tag is filled with exciting scenarios that’s bound to get anyone’s blood pumping. Plus, all that running around is good for fitness too! 

Fret not if you’ve never taken part in laser tag before, all participants will be taught proper handling of the equipment and different game plays at the start of the session. There will also be a warm-up and safety briefing to ensure everyone’s safety. Only after which will participants be divided into smaller groups to play a few games against each other.

Due to the nature of the activity, all participants are required to be at least 7 years of age, and dressed appropriately in sports attire and covered shoes.

Happening from 16 – 18 March 2022, with two sessions available each day from 9:30am – 11:00am or 11:00am – 12:30pm. Tickets are priced from $20 – $25. Located at Passion Wave @ Pasir Ris, 125 Elias Road, Singapore 519926. Find out more and sign up here. 

What does it mean to be the odd one out? 

Filled with magic, humour, and a whole lot of socks, Oddsocks is a theatrical production that explores beauty in differences, and encourages children to be brave and embrace their unique identities no matter how hard it may seem. 

The first 150 patrons will even get to redeem a complimentary pair of fun socks on the day of the show!

Happening from 17 – 20 March 2022, at multiple timings. Tickets are priced at $30. Located at Gateway Theatre, 3615 Jalan Bukit Merah, Singapore 159461. Find out more and book your tickets here. 

The National Museum of Singapore has come up with an array of interesting activities for the kids this March holidays.

Spend a day exploring the onsite programmes, including interactive storytelling sessions, building tours, and picture book workshops. Also on is the in-gallery performance, All I Have To Do Is Dream, which explores what the 2022 Singapore Dream looks like to a senior and a young man living with Down Syndrome.

That’s not all. There will also be an artefact hunt, multiple drop-in activity spaces around the museum, and a series of online programmes and live-streams available.

Happening 12 – 19 March 2022, at various timings. Drop-in activity spaces are free, and prices for ticketed activities range from $7.50 to $30. Located at the National Museum of Singapore, 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897. Find out more and book your tickets here. 

Create a tote-bag that’s both functional as well as a beautiful work of art in this childhood-snack-themed screen printing class. 

Learn the art of screen printing by using the soft plate relief printing method to create stamps of your favourite childhood snacks, filling up tinfuls of bite-sized deliciousness. 

This activity is recommended for ages 7 and above. 

Happening on 16 March 2022, from 10am – 12pm, 1pm – 3pm, or 4pm – 6pm. Priced at $46.73, the class will take place at The Corner Shop @ STPI, 41 Robertson Quay (Level 2), Singapore 238236. Find out more and book your spots here. 

Discover clues, solve puzzles, and learn more about ways to build a safer environment for vulnerable children in this scavenger hunt across Singapore. With more than ten pit-stops across six locations – Jewel Changi, IKEA Tampines, Bedok Public Library, City Hall, Esplanade, and Gardens by the Bay – the Big Love in Action scavenger hunt promises a day of fun-filled exploration and family bonding.

The scavenger hunt is best completed in one full day or two half-days, with hints and puzzles being issued via Telegram. Completing the hunt will also give each team member 5 chances at a lucky draw happening on 20 March. Prizes range from Nintendo Switch OLED consoles to Four Seasons gift cards, and include a top prize worth $2000. 

Organised by Montfort Care’s Big Love Child Protection Specialist Centre, the scavenger hunt is part of the Give a Voice 2022: Love in Action campaign that advocates for giving vulnerable children a voice. 

Happening from 12 – 19 March 2022, between 11am – 6pm, across multiple locations. Participation is free. Find out more and sign up here. 

For older children who might be interested in documentaries or films, the Asian Film Archive’s Reframe: INLAND, ISLAND features a diverse range of narrative and documentary indie films from all around Southeast Asia. 

Exploring topics such as the conflicts of border living, the political state of different countries, and the struggles of minorities, natives, and marginalised communities, these films allow for important discussions about prevalent issues in today’s world. 

Of the 14 films and short films being screened, 10 are rated PG or PG13. 

Happening 3 March – 2 April 2022. Tickets are priced at $10 for general audiences and $9 for students, NSFs and senior citizens. Located at Oldham Theatre, 1 Canning Rise, Singapore 179868. Find out more and purchase your tickets here. 

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