For the adults only! Glow Festival is a leading urban wellness haven featuring both in-person and digital experiences that aims to transport festival goers deep into the Amazon. Led by an experienced lineup of international celebrity fitness instructors, shake out those muscles and loosen the hamstrings as specially curated workshops and wellness classes will have you prioritising your mind and body. 

Happening from 4 to 12 February 2023. Marina Bay Sands. Check out the full list of experiences here. 

Touted as one of the most respected Chinese ink masters, the Liu Kuo-sung exhibit is the largest exhibition at a Singapore public museum which celebrates the artist’s 70 year career. The retrospective show shows the evolution of the artist through more than 60 paintings and 150 items from his personal archive. By immortalising significant innovations and contributions to the development of modern Chinese ink painting in his work, any museum-goer would appreciate the use of varied materials and textures to approach such a time-honoured practice. 

From now till 26 November 2023. National Gallery Singapore. Exhibit details available here. 

Cosy up in the ArtScience cinema with the family as you start the year with some of the most highly acclaimed animated films of the 2020s. Catch a massive red-panda with anxiety navigate her feelings in a coming-of-age movie, to crime-fighting with Superman’s pet pooch. 

Lunar Toons invites you to an afternoon of heartfelt and wholesome fun suitable for all ages.

From 26 January to 3 March 2023. ArtScience Cinema. Free admission. 

Start your February with some wholesome family time at Gardens by the Bay. There is something for everyone in the family with a whole line-up of fun-filled activities, live music and the ever-popular FFL bouncy castles. Still in the festive spirit of the Lunar New Year? Becky Bunny red packets will be up for grabs and the first 100 families will even receive an exclusive FFL picnic mat! 

Happening on 28 January 2023 at 4pm. Gardens by the Bay, West Lawn. Admission is free, register here now. 

Join The Storytelling Centre and learn about folktales from China about bravery, dragons and bayberry fruits! While the Lunar New Year is still ongoing, myths and legends are the perfect introduction for the little ones to venture into cultural roots and learn about the origins of traditions. For ages 3 to 7 years old. 

Happening on 29 January 2023. The Artground, 90 Goodman Road, #01-40 Blk J. Get your tickets here. 

For just the price of admission, you can enjoy unlimited play on all the rides including the new bumper cars now at Mega Carnival. From VR stations to old-school arcade games and even the ever-popular bouncy castles, kids of all ages (including adults) will have lots to do. The carnival will be open until Feb 5 so make sure you head down there before it closes!

D’Marquee Downtown East, 1 Pasir Ris Close

Another exhibition to head to before it closes, The Doraemon Exhibition Singapore is on until Feb 5 and showcases the history of the iconic character plus its cultural impact as well as original drawings by the manga artist, Fujiko F Fujio. Don’t miss the chance to view contemporary and vintage artwork inspired by the character now on at the National Museum. Get your tickets here.

The National Museum of Singapore, 93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897

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