Discovering Peranakan Architecture & Tile Art workshop by The Intan

Fun for the young and old. Learnt about Peranakan culture from a volunteer there and the Peranakans use of colours, shapes and patterns put together in a unique way! Turns out so nice!

pleasant afternoon at Australian Gardens Flower Dome Gardens By The Bay. we were handed a DIY kit to use acrylic pens to colour our tiles. after 20 minutes we were done. we skipped the “lecture” to explore Alpine Flowers in the main room exhibition area. All in all 9/10 experience

The whole painting process was fun and the staff did not hurry us neither bother us much and very helpful in providing and checking whether we got enough colour to do the painting 🖌️🎨. The sharing of culture was great that I get better understanding of it

Nice calming activity under the cooling and breezy shade. Great respite from the chaos of the zoos and playgrounds. Lovely quality tile designs to choose from. Friendly staff.

Went with family and it’s quite a fun experience if you like taking your time to unleash your creativity. The atmosphere was very calming and cooling.

Very interesting designs to choose from! Good place (in front of Singapore Zoo entrance) to chill, rest, and immerse in this therapeutic activity before we continue our visit to other parks. Location is easy to find, and there's even a big TV with informative animal stories for you to watch while you colour.

overall nice and fun and i liked that they shared more about peranakan culture. i liked that it includes entry into the flower dome. only gripe with it was that none of the staff at the entrance of the dome and at the ticketing counter knows about the event and continuously refused our entry which was quite annoying.

A really great activity to enjoy & bond with the whole family, young & old. Staff are friendly & interactive 👍🏼

Tile painting activity with entry to the Flower Dome. Fun and chill. Would definitely recommend to try.

pretty interesting and my partner and I get to learn about peranakan culture! A bit expensive but we used the SG culture pass and it was free for us!