Roots in motion: Raising an Indian child in Singapore through Bharatanatyam
My daughter didn’t “ask” for Bharatanatyam the way children ask for toys or treats. She asked for it the way they ask for something that...
Roots in motion: Raising an Indian child in Singapore through Bharatanatyam
My daughter didn’t “ask” for Bharatanatyam the way children ask for toys or treats. She asked for it the way they ask for something that...
Sesame Street meets Chinese New Year at UOL Malls and we’re absolutely here for it
UOL Malls provide a unique blend of convenience and festivity, especially during Lunar New Year. The malls transform with Sesame Street themes that appeal to families, featuring engaging décor, performances, and practical rewards for shoppers. Activities running until March 1, 2026, enhance the festive experience without overwhelming visitors.
Why neighbourhood experiences matter more than ever in Singapore and what Better Things reveals about community living
Better Things is a Singapore-based platform that fosters community connections by encouraging residents to host and join curated experiences in their neighborhoods. By utilizing underused shared spaces, it redefines urban living to integrate learning, wellness, and socialization into daily life, promoting familiarity and trust, particularly for families with young children.
From page to stage and back again: Why theatre matters in early literacy at KidsFest 2026
KidsFest 2026 highlighted the magic of live theatre for children, showcasing adaptations like The Gruffalo’s Child. Such experiences deepen narrative comprehension and emotional understanding before children read independently. Repetition reinforces learning, allowing kids to own stories. Theatre enriches early literacy, fostering an enduring love for storytelling in an engaging, meaningful way.
Gallop into fortune: NEX’s Lunar New Year celebrations turn Serangoon into a festive playground
If you are looking for a Lunar New Year celebration that goes beyond decorations and red lanterns, NEX is quietly shaping up to be one...
A PAW-sperous Chinese New Year at City Square Mall: Family fun, festive traditions and greener celebrations
City Square Mall presents a balanced and enjoyable Chinese New Year celebration from January 23 to March 1, 2026. Families can engage in PAW Patrol-themed activities, sustainability projects, and cultural experiences. With interactive installations, accessible traditions, and a diverse dining scene, it fosters meaningful family time without the chaos typical of festive outings.
A Yu Sheng with a story: Singapore and Japan come together over food at Si Chuan Dou Hua
The SJ60 Special Yu Sheng Luncheon at Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant celebrated 60 years of Singapore-Japan relations, blending traditional Lo Hei with premium Japanese seafood. It offered a thoughtful menu that honored culinary philosophies without competing. This event exemplified cultural exchange through food, creating lasting memories and meaningful connections over shared traditions.
Lunar New Year gets a playful refresh with JOGUMAN at Lendlease Malls
The JOGUMAN Lunar New Year celebration in Singapore, running from late January to early March, offers a playful, light-hearted atmosphere across four Lendlease malls. Featuring vibrant decor, interactive rewards through a mobile game, and charming merchandise like uniquely designed red packets, the event promises joy and inclusivity, making festive shopping enjoyable for all.
We went for the dim sum and stayed for the Chinese New Year atmosphere at Sum Dim Sum
Sum Dim Sum provides a stress-free dining experience for Chinese New Year, featuring accessible transport and a relaxed atmosphere. The menu, crafted by Chef Ben Yapp, balances tradition and refinement with communal dishes like ginseng-infused dumplings and baked chicken. Ideal for family reunions, it emphasizes togetherness without the usual festive chaos.
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Sesame Street meets Chinese New Year at UOL Malls and we’re absolutely here for it
UOL Malls provide a unique blend of convenience and festivity, especially during Lunar New Year. The malls transform with Sesame Street themes that appeal to families, featuring engaging décor, performances, and practical rewards for shoppers. Activities running until March 1, 2026, enhance the festive experience without overwhelming visitors.