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February 2025
February 2025: Eat, Play, Shop & More for Families in Singapore this Month
Between the continuation of the Chinese New Year festivities and the advent of Valentine’s Day, there’s lots happening this February 2025. As always, we’re here to update you on everything fun to see, do, and feast upon right here on our little red dot. Join us as we explore the newest playgrounds and pop-ups, review world-class productions and family-friendly menus, and share all the good deals and best buys for families in Singapore.
SEE & DO
A Feb-ulous Time at Science Centre Singapore
This February, Science Centre Singapore invites you on a journey of discovery with three new exhibitions. Firstly, step into Savage Garden, a whimsical village where giant carnivorous plants come to life. Then get hands-on at Some Call It Science, an interactive experience filled with experiments and explorations that challenge the way we think. Finally, uncover the wonders of daily life at Everyday Science, where the science is hidden in plain sight. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn, play, and discover – arrive curious and leave inspired!
From 1 Feb to 14 Mar 2025, enjoy a Feb-ulous 1-for-1 ticket promotion at Science Centre Singapore; more details here
KidsFest! 2025 Singapore
The much-anticipated KidsFest! 2025 Singapore by ABA Productions is finally back! This edition features four interactive productions inspired by beloved children’s books. Ideal for children and their families to enjoy together, The Very Hungry Caterpillar, The Way Back Home, The Lion Inside, and Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo™ are theatrical adventures full of enchanting storytelling, vibrant puppetry, and unforgettable journeys through the wonders of nature, animals, and outer space.
6 Feb to 1 Mar 2025 at Victoria Theatre; details & ticketing here
Esplanade presents Huayi – Chinese Festival of Arts 2025
Into its 23rd edition, Huayi once again promises an array of both free and ticketed theatre, dance, and music programmes to engage the whole family. Join Bon Appétit Theatre from Taiwan for Candy House in the Mountain, an adaptation of Hansel and Gretel. The Finger Players also host a parent-child workshop where you learn all about little puppets. Don’t miss the lion dance performance at the DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre on opening day too!
7 to 16 Feb 2025 at Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay; details & ticketing here
Our Collective Memories of Katong-Joo Chiat: Bookmark Making and Story Sharing
Hear the hidden stories of Katong-Joo Chiat and share your own. Firstly, create a collage bookmark to capture your memories of this vibrant neighbourhood. Then experience a sharing of personal Katong-Joo Chiat histories inspired by local literature: A Penniless Boy, Chew Joo Chiat by the great-grandson of Chew Joo Chiat, and Dakota by Wong Koi Tet. The workshop is suitable for ages four years and up, and registration closes on 14 Feb 2025.
16 Feb 2025, 12nn – 4pm at City Book Room; more details here
ArtScience Laboratory
Get ready to unleash your inner innovator at the new ArtScience Laboratory! This 320-sqm space offers hands-on explorations and workshops blending art, science, and technology for all ages. Dive into creative activities, explore emerging technologies, and discover the interconnectedness of these disciplines. While you’re there, check out ArtScience Museum’s new Mind and Body: The Art and Science of Being Human exhibition.
Opens 18 Feb 2025 at Basement 2, ArtScience Museum; more details here
#My1stPapTest Free Cervical Cancer Screening
Women between 25 and 69 years old, who are sexually active or have engaged in sexual intercourse, and hold a valid blue or orange CHAS card or the Public Assistance card, are eligible to receive a free cervical cancer screening. 365 Cancer Prevention Society’s #My1stPapTest campaign aims to encourage early detection of the 10th most common cancer in Singapore. To help empower other women in need, click here to donate.
From now till 15 Mar 2025; register at bit.ly/my1stpaptest25
(See also: Cervical Cancer Q&A: 20 Questions Every Woman Should Ask)
OUT & ABOUT
Mandai Boardwalk
Explore the newly opened Mandai Boardwalk for breathtaking views of Upper Seletar Reservoir and the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. The free-to-enter 3.3-km boardwalk skirts River Wonders and Singapore Zoo. Discover five lookout stations inspired by forest and water creatures, like the Tree Frog’s Hangout and Iora’s Nest. You might even spot native birds like the straw-headed bulbul and catch glimpses of Singapore Zoo’s giraffes!
7am – 7pm daily via Mandai Wildlife East or next to River Wonders; more details here
Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2025
While Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall closes for renovations, its signature Wan Qing Festival of Spring travels to Punggol! Enjoy exciting programmes including parent-child snakelet pineapple tart-making, yuanxiao storytelling and tangyuan-making activities, and lion dance and drumming workshops. Don’t miss the rare Hakka qilin dance, lion dance and wushu, Chinese string quartet, and traditional opera performances too.
8 & 9 Feb 2025 at SAFRA Punggol; more details here
Battle for Singapore 2025
Reflect on a pivotal moment in Singapore’s history this year, the 83rd anniversary of the Fall of Singapore. The National Heritage Board and Museum Roundtable team up with experts and enthusiasts to offer a series of insightful events. Discover both well-known and hidden stories through guided tours, talks, and exhibitions. Gain exclusive access to historical sites, including normally restricted areas, as well as the signature ‘Twilight Tour’ of Fort Siloso.
15 Feb to 2 Mar 2025 at various locations; more details here
Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony
Drop by Siloso Beach for the upgraded Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony. The world-class night show is a feast for the senses, with 3D projection mapping, lasers, and dancing water fountains. From this month, the synchronised fireworks display is four times longer, promising an even more breathtaking experience. To mark SG60, Singaporeans and PRs can catch the 8.40pm weekday show for just $0.60 from today to 28 March!
7.40pm & 8.40pm daily at Beach Station (via Sentosa Sensoryscape); ticketing here
(See also: Our Family Wellness Staycation at Oasia Resort Sentosa (review))
EAT
MODU
If you’re a K-drama fan, you’re probably aware of how much a part of Korean food culture Samgyetang is. Now, Singapore has its very own restaurant specialising in the nutritious ginseng chicken soup! MODU serves several varieties, from the classic Collagen Herbal Samgyetang to the must-have Spicy Hangover Samgyetang. Besides banchan, enjoy sides like MiNaRi Watersnail Salad and desserts like GotGam MaRi, a dried persimmon and cheese roll.
Now open at #02-37 Mandarin Gallery; more details here
Nómada
Spice up your family dining adventures with a trip to a hot new Spanish restaurant on Keong Saik Road. Helmed by chef Gonzalo Landin, who’s worked with culinary giants like Heston Blumenthal and Daniel Boulud, Nómada offers traditional flavours influenced by chef Landin’s travels — each dish tells a story! While the full menu is a delicious surprise, expect inventive creations using top-notch ingredients and bold, exciting flavours.
Now open at #01-05, 1 Keong Saik Road; more details here
Baker X presents Oatsome
Looking for guilt-free treats that don’t skimp on flavour? Then check out Oatsome at Baker X this month. Perfect for breakfast, snacks, or post-workout fuel, Oatsome’s signature overnight oats (OVOs) are free from sugar, heavy cream, and butter. Try the new Triple Pistachio OVO or crowd-favourite Pistachio Dark Chocolate. Don’t miss the Matcha Oreo ‘Cheeseless’ Cheesecake and High-protein Goma Banana Bread.
7 Feb to 3 Apr 2025 at #04-29 Orchard Central; more details here
A Taste of Romance at Goodwood Park Hotel
This Valentine’s Day, share the love (and delicious food) at Goodwood Park Hotel’s Coffee Lounge with the ‘Love at First Bite’ 3-tier afternoon tea set. Begin with savouries such as Smoked Salmon Tartlet and Crispy Oyster Fritter, then finish with desserts, including Sunken Chocolate Cake and Lemon Meringue. Or indulge in a 5-course Valentine’s Day Dinner at Gordon Grill. From Otoro Belly Tartare to Australian Wagyu Striploin, and Red Velvet Choux Au Chocolate, each course promises to impress.
13 & 14 Feb 2025 at Lobby level, Goodwood Park Hotel; more details here
(See also: 12 Date Ideas for Parents to Recharge & Reconnect – Kids Not Included!)
SHOP
Bayard Presse Children’s Magazine Box Subscriptions
Looking for a screen-free way to spark your child’s curiosity and love of reading? In a world of devices, Bayard Presse magazine subscriptions offer an enriching escape while igniting a lifelong love of learning. Choose from age-appropriate options like StoryBox (3–8 years), AdventureBox (6–10 years), AdventureBox Max! (9–14 years), or DiscoveryBox (7–14 years), and watch your child’s imagination soar with each monthly delivery.
From $106 per year at bayardmagazines.sg
Gratefood Co. Adaptogen Range
Homegrown plant-based food provider, Gratefood Co., is making it easier than ever to incorporate adaptogens into your family’s daily routine. Adaptogens (extracts from powerful herbs and mushrooms from traditional Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine) are believed to help your body manage stress, restore balance, and promote overall health. Simply add one or two pumps to favourite beverages or incorporate them into your cooking and baking.
Available in Lion’s Mane, Reishi & Cordyceps varieties from $48 at gratefood.co
Hegen Serpentine Treasures
Having a Year of the Snake baby? Then don’t miss this Serpentine Treasures limited-edition gift set. It includes a Hegen PCTO 240ml/8oz Feeding Bottle, Breast Milk Storage Lid, and silicone Serpentine Teether in Hegen’s new Emerald Green hue. Inspired by the snake’s wisdom, resilience, and transformative energy, the vibrant, jewel-tone shade reflects renewal and balance — qualities that resonate with the ever-evolving parenting journey.
$60 at authorised Hegen retailers, Hegen Experiential Centre & hegen.com
(See also: Highly Recommended Parentcraft & Lactation Consultants in Singapore)
SAVE THE DATE
Disney On Ice presents Find Your Hero
#ICYMI, Disney On Ice presents Find Your Hero is skating into Singapore next month. Discover Mirabel’s special gifts in Encanto, set sail with Moana, protect the kingdom with Anna and Elsa, dive under the sea with Ariel, get tangled with Rapunzel, and see Belle tame the Beast. Get your tickets early so you don’t miss the cutting-edge figure-skating, dazzling costumes, stunning sets, thrilling effects, and breathtaking jumps!
15 to 23 Mar 2025 at the Singapore Indoor Stadium; details & ticketing here
Berries Chinese Theatre Festival: Family Edition 2025
The inaugural edition of the Berries Chinese Theatre Festival welcomed over 2,000 attendees. Back for the second year, The Theatre Practice builds on that success with a strong focus on intergenerational experiences. Look forward to interactive theatrical productions, Day I Met The Prince and A HA! — 8 Minutes of Light. Families can also participate in two new artful experiences and create one-of-a-kind artworks together.
6 Apr to 4 May 2025 at 54 Waterloo Street; details & ticketing here
Featured image: Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay
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