Forums to share ideas on fun, educational after school activities

[travelmum]

That's true. Nothing like some quality family time to create wonderful memories.

Yes, and with all these unique spots in Singapore, there's always somewhere new to explore!

 

[sunnydays]

Yes, and with all these unique spots in Singapore, there's always somewhere new to explore!

There sure are plenty of interesting places in Singapore to visit. Have you been to any other unusual but fun places besides Fort Canning Park?

 

[chickadee]

There sure are plenty of interesting places in Singapore to visit. Have you been to any other unusual but fun places besides Fort Canning Park?

I haven't been to many places in Singapore because most of my life has been spent raising my two kids and managing the home, with less time for myself since they were young! But I hear there are some cool spots like Gardens by the Bay - great for a stroll among the super trees and enjoying the lightshow. seems like an otherworldly experience! Also heard of this place called The LAB Singapore, short for 'Library@Archiva' - it's like a futuristic library with a unique design, very popular with the teenagers these days.

 

[sunnybunny]

I haven't been to many places in Singapore because most of my life has been spent raising my two kids and managing the home, with less time for myself since they were young! But I hear there are some cool spots like Gardens by the Bay - great for a stroll among the super trees and enjoying the lightshow. seems like an otherworldly experience! Also heard of this place called The LAB Singapore, short for 'Library@Archiva' - it's like a futuristic library with a unique design, very popular with the teenagers these days.

Both places sound so futuristic! I've been wanting to bring the kids to Gardens by the Bay but haven't had the chance to visit yet. The supertrees look so enchanting! I'm sure the whole family would enjoy strolling through the gardens and taking in the stunning views.

The LAB Singapore sounds like an exciting, trendy spot, perfect for the older children (and young at heart!)...I wonder if there are any interactive activities suited to younger kids as well. We might plan a visit soon!

 

[sportytina]

Both places sound so futuristic! I've been wanting to bring the kids to Gardens by the Bay but haven't had the chance to visit yet. The supertrees look so enchanting! I'm sure the whole family would enjoy strolling through the gardens and taking in the stunning views.

The LAB Singapore sounds like an exciting, trendy spot, perfect for the older children (and young at heart!)...I wonder if there are any interactive activities suited to younger kids as well. We might plan a visit soon!

There could be some interesting interactive workshops or events held at The LAB suitable for younger kids on certain occasions, perhaps during school holidays. I remember seeing some art-related workshops organized for younger children on their website when I was researching about it. Worth a visit with the family!

 

[stargazer]

There could be some interesting interactive workshops or events held at The LAB suitable for younger kids on certain occasions, perhaps during school holidays. I remember seeing some art-related workshops organized for younger children on their website when I was researching about it. Worth a visit with the family!

And if you like futuristic spots, there's also the ArtScience Museum, right next to Marina Bay Sands. They have immersive, high-tech exhibitions that are super captivating and fun for the family - a great way to learn and bond through art and science. Seems like there's always something new and exciting to discover in Singapore!

 

[sunnybunny]

And if you like futuristic spots, there's also the ArtScience Museum, right next to Marina Bay Sands. They have immersive, high-tech exhibitions that are super captivating and fun for the family - a great way to learn and bond through art and science. Seems like there's always something new and exciting to discover in Singapore!

The ArtScience museum sounds like a fun, educational visit with a nice mix of art and science. I enjoy immersive, interactive places that make learning fun for kids.

There seem to be so many awesome spots to explore around Singapore; it's inspiring to hear about them! The school holidays are coming up, so I might check both places out then. Thanks for the suggestions!