National Museum Of Singapore Presents June Holidays Family Fun

This June Holidays, let the kids take a break from schoolwork and home-based learning and bring the whole family together to enjoy and participate in National Museum’s family-friendly online activities from the comfort and safety of our own homes!

Date: 2 to 26 June 2021

National Museum Singapore June Holidays Family Fun Photo credit: National Museum of Singapore

Look forward to online programmes that are both enriching and entertaining, such as, interactive storytelling sessions, enchanting performances and workshops for the whole family, conducted on Zoom.

Parents may also redeem their Singapore Redisover Vouchers for the Risograph Family Workshop.

Registration is required for all activities. Visit the National Museum’s website for details.

Overview of June Holidays Family Fun programmes

Online Programmes at National Museum

Artefact Highlights: Show and Tell [LIVE-STREAM]
Interactive Storytelling – Timmy & Tammy: What Is Singapore?
Things That Remain by MySuperFuture Theatrical Productions
Do The Splits Risograph Workshop
A Landmark Story Family Scrapbooking Workshop

Detailed Online Programmes at National Museum

Look forward to participating in the Museum’s fun-filled family activities from the comfort of your homes

Livestream: Artefact Highlights: Show and Tell

Date and Time:
2 Jun 2021, Wednesday, 10:30am – 11:15am & 2:30pm – 3:15pm
6 Jun 2021, Sunday, 3:30pm – 4:15pm
16 Jun 2021, Wednesday, 10:30am – 11:15am
Venue: Conducted on Zoom – link will be sent to those who have successfully registered
Admission Fees: $5 per family, refundable upon taking attendance

Get a glimpse into what growing up in the 1980s and ’90s was like, through Singapore’s currency series and electronics. In this experiential session, you will be introduced to some of our handling objects by our passionate Museum Host volunteers.

This programme is suitable for children aged 7 and above. Visit here to register.

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Livestream: Interactive Storytelling – Timmy & Tammy: What Is Singapore?

timmy & tammy what is singapore Photo credit: National Museum of Singapore

Date and Time: 5 Jun 2021, Saturday, 10:30am – 11am
Venue: Conducted on Zoom – link will be sent to those who have successfully registered
Admission Fees: $10 per family

In this interactive storytelling session based on the popular children’s book Timmy & Tammy: What Is Singapore?, families will hear from four interesting characters who have each chosen an object to represent Singapore. Look forward to participating in the fun activities these characters have prepared in their quest to decide which “Singapore” resonates best with them!

This programme is suitable for children ages 5 – 10. Visit here to register. Please note that no refunds will be issued for no-shows, and no recording will be provided after the session.

This programme is presented in conjunction with NMS’ special exhibition, Home, Truly at the basement level.

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Livestream: Things That Remain by MySuperFuture Theatrical Productions

Things That Remain NMS Photo credit: National Museum of Singapore

Date and Time: 5 Jun 2021, Saturday, 2:30pm – 3pm & 4pm – 4:30pm
Venue: Conducted on Zoom – link will be sent to those who have successfully registered
Admission Fees: $20 per family

Some old, some new, some just odd – in Grandma’s cupboard, there’s a treasure trove of special things waiting to be explored. Join us for this magical performance incorporating imagination, live music and puppet play, and discover how each of these everyday objects represent well-loved moments and memories.

This programme is suitable for children aged 4 and above. Visit here to register. Please note that no refunds will be issued for no-shows, and no recording will be provided after the session.

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Livestream: Do The Splits Risograph Workshop

Date and Time: 13 Jun 2021, Sunday, 10:30am – 12:30pm & 3:30pm – 5:30pm
Venue: Conducted on Zoom – link will be sent to those who have successfully registered
Admission Fees: $100 per family (SRV-redeemable)

Have you ever wondered how some artworks are printed in such bright and vibrant colours? Risograph printing is a semi-analogue printing technique, which produces prints with a unique textured effect. In this beginner’s workshop conducted by Knuckles & Notch, learn to create your very own photowork in Risograph using your smartphone and simple tools on Adobe Photoshop, and produce photoworks that are your own unique representation of life during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prior to the workshop, participants will need to prepare personal objects (recommended size of within 148 x 210mm, no glass or anything that is fragile in case it gets damaged during the process of the shoot) to be included in their photoworks. More instructions will be sent to you upon successful registration.

This programme is suitable for children aged 12 and above. Registration link will be made available on 28 May. Please visit National Museum’s website for more details. Please note that no refunds will be issued for no-shows, and no recording will be provided after the session.

This programme is presented in conjunction with NMS’ special exhibition, Picturing the Pandemic at the basement level.

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Livestream: A Landmark Story Family Scrapbooking Workshop

Family Scrapbooking Workshop NMS Photo credit: National Museum of Singapore

Date and Time: 26 Jun 2021, Sunday, 2:30pm – 4pm
Venue: Conducted on Zoom – link will be sent to those who have successfully registered
Admission Fees: $30 per family (inclusive of scrapbooking materials delivered to one address)

Which of Singapore’s old and new landmarks have you visited? Which of these still exist today, and which are no longer around? Share some fun and memorable family moments as you and your child unleash your creativity to decorate and design a usable scrapbook with a unique lighted frame. Your family scrapbook can be used as a photo album helping you capture lasting memories of the places you visit in Singapore, and also appreciate how our country has evolved through the founding years.

Each ticket includes one set of scrapbooking craft materials which will be delivered to the participants’ address prior to the session. Families are also encouraged to prepare 5 – 10 family photos to be used in their scrapbook.

This programme is suitable for children aged 5 and above. Visit here to register. Please note that no refunds will be issued for no-shows, and no recording will be provided after the session.

This programme is presented in conjunction with NMS’ special exhibition, Home, Truly at the basement level.

It is the one month June school break, we have compiled a list of activities and things to do this June School Holidays. Click the image to find out more.