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1. Future World Exhibition
What: The new permanent exhibition at the Art Science Museum, Future World (pictured above) is a fully immersive digital universe featuring art installations that come to life!
Set in a 1,500sqm space and with over four key narratives (Nature, Town, Park and Space), your kids are going to have a great time running about and interactive with the digital art installations.
Ticket Prices: Adult, $16, Child (2-12 years), $9, Students, $13
2. More Than Monkeys
What: Explore the world of monkeys and other primates through stamps and other philatelic materials at the Singapore Philatelic Museum. The exhibition is held in conjunction with 2016 being the year of the monkey in the Chinese zodiac.
Ticket Price: Free admission for Singapore citizens and permanent residents. Adult, $6, Child, $4.
3. MOSH!
What: Another cool digital interactive space, MOSH! at Sentosa features five (Land, Air, Sea, Space and Fantasy) attractions for your kids to explore and interact with.
Ticket Price: Adult, $28, Child, $22. Family bundles are also available.
4. Sweet by Act3 International
What: A visual arts exhibition and workshop comprising storytelling and stimulating environments that take children on different learning journeys. Held at the Ion Art Gallery, the two-hour workshop will stimulate children's five senses with exciting stories and drama.
Ticket Price: $40 per child (book online).
5. Playeum
What: From art jams to workshops that let you create interesting items, kids will love the Playeum! Filled with activities for both kids and their families, Playeum works with some of Singapore's finest creatives to come up with a range of inviting and open-ended activities.
Price: $20 per child (free for accompanying adult).
6. Keppel Centre for Art Education
What: A dedicated art facility for kids by the National Gallery, the Keppel Centre for Art Education allows for hands-on experiences with Singapore-based artists. Kids are immersed in storytelling, painting and craft workshops to keep them on their toes.
Price: Free admission for Singapore citizens and permanent residents.
Adapted from The Singapore Women's Weekly in 2016.