18 Family-Friendly SG Culture Pass Activities Perfect for School Holidays
School holidays are just around the corner — and if you’re wondering how to keep the kids busy, happy, and curious, the SG Culture Pass has got you covered! From hands-on workshops to interactive exhibits, these family-friendly activities are perfect for little explorers (and parents who love joining in the fun too)!
Not sure what the SG Culture Pass is all about? Don’t worry — we’ll walk you through it first! Already familiar? Skip ahead to our Top 18 SG Culture Pass activities that your family will absolutely love.
What is SG Culture Pass?
The SG Culture Pass is a new initiative by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) designed to encourage Singapore Citizens to help you discover, enjoy, and engage with Singapore's vibrant arts and heritage scene. Every eligible Singapore Citizen will receive S$100 in credits, which can be used to offset ticket costs for local arts and heritage activities.
How to use my SG Culture Pass Credits on Klook?
- Visit the Klook SG Culture Pass website and browse the list of eligible arts and heritage experiences.
- Select your preferred experience on Klook and proceed to book.
- At checkout, choose "SG Culture Pass" as your payment method.
- You will be redirected to log in with your Singpass to verify your profile.
- Once verified, you will be brought back to the payment page to complete your payment.
- If you do not have sufficient credits to cover the full cost of the payment, you will be required to pay the balance using other payment methods.
- Once the payment is completed and successful, the credits will be deducted from your account.
Okay, okay — enough talk, let’s get to the good stuff!
Keep scrolling for SG Culture Pass activities that’ll keep the kids happy (and you sane) this school holiday. 😉
1. Spook-Out Day - Ransack Puzzle Hunt
If your kids love puzzles and mysteries, Spook-Out Day – Ransack Puzzle Hunt is a unique indoor adventure that turns problem-solving into an exciting game. Inspired by escape rooms and treasure hunts, this interactive experience invites families to explore Singapore’s history in a completely new way.
Expect to think outside the box as you fold pages, uncover hidden clues, and interact with your surroundings to crack each puzzle. Armed with a special puzzle tool and guided by a cleverly designed game book, participants will work their way through intricate challenges — and those who succeed can even unlock an exclusive prize at the end!
Klook Tip:
- We highly recommend visiting in the morning where your kids' energy is at the max!
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$35
⏰ Recommended duration: 2 hours
2. River Cruise by WaterB
Sit back, relax, and see Singapore from a whole new angle! This family-friendly river cruise is perfect for little ones who need a break — they can enjoy the ride without getting tired. Glide past iconic sights like the Merlion, Marina Bay Sands, and the Esplanade while picking up fun and surprising facts about Singapore’s history. Kids will love spotting landmarks in real life, and parents will love that it’s easy and stress-free. Plus, you can hop off at any of the 7 jetties at Clarke Quay, Marina Bay, or Boat Quay to keep the adventure going!
Klook tip:
- Make the best of your day with a close-up look of even more landmarks across the city aboard the iconic open-top double-decker bus with a Hop On Hop Off tour!
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$25
3. Madame Tussauds Singapore
Bring the whole family for a day of fun at Madame Tussauds Singapore! Strike a pose with your favourite stars from Hollywood, Bollywood, K-pop, and more — don’t forget to charge your cameras for nonstop photo ops!
Not into celebrities? No worries — kids can zoom into action at the new Marvel Universe 4D and Thrill Coaster, or hop on the Spirit of Singapore Boat Ride and Images of Singapore tour to explore the city’s history.
With interactive experiences, lifelike wax figures, and thrilling adventures, there’s something for every member of the family to enjoy.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$35
⏰ Recommended duration: 2-3 hours
4. Paper Making Workshop
Get creative this school holiday at the Paper Making Workshop! Kids (and parents!) can learn how to make their own paper from scratch — from pulp to a unique handcrafted sheet.
No experience? No problem! Friendly trainers will guide everyone step by step. It’s a hands-on, fun way to spark creativity and learn about upcycling at the same time.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$38
⏰ Workshop duration: 1.5 hours
5. Tile Painting Workshop
Have a little budding artist at home? Join this Tile Painting Workshop and create your very own hand-painted ceramic tile inspired by colourful Peranakan designs or Singapore motifs. Not sure what Peranakan designs look like? Start with a fun introduction to Peranakan culture and learn how colours, symbols, and architecture tell Singapore’s story.
Too difficult for the little ones? Let them explore and make their own unique designs while parents get creative too! A playful way to explore culture and spark creativity for the whole family.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$48
⏰ Workshop duration: 2 hours
6. Glass Painting Workshop
Got little ones who love to doodle on the walls? The Glass Painting Workshop is the perfect activity for them! Kids can transform clear glass into colourful, vibrant masterpieces — from their favourite cartoon characters to their own imaginative creations. Each participant gets to take home a personalised 7-inch frame, ready to display at home for everyone to admire.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$60
⏰ Workshop duration: 2 hours
7. Singapore River Sunset Boat Tour with Dinner
Enjoy a magical dinner with the whole family on Singapore River! Hop on a scenic river cruise and watch the city come alive as the sun sets, painting the skyline in beautiful colours. Kids can spot iconic landmarks like the Merlion and Marina Bay Sands, while parents relax and enjoy a tasty bento dinner on board.
With the sparkling city lights as your backdrop, it’s a memorable and stress-free way to spend the school holiday together.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$60
⏰ Recommended duration: 1.5 hours
8. Little Hands, Big Colors: The Intan Peranakan Tile Experience
Let your little ones get creative while learning about Singapore’s heritage at Little Hands, Big Colors: The Intan Peranakan Tile Experience. This hands-on activity invites families to explore the vibrant world of Peranakan culture by colouring their own ceramic tile inspired by traditional motifs and patterns. In just a short and engaging session, kids can experiment with colours, discover the stories behind these iconic designs, and create a personalised keepsake to bring home!
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$21.80
⏰ Recommended duration: 20 mins
9. UV Resin Koi Pond Painting Workshop
Calling all fish lovers! This is your chance to bring the joy of a koi pond to life — without any of the maintenance! At the UV Resin Koi Pond Painting Workshop, kids (and parents alike) can spend some creative hours designing their very own miniature pond. Layer and paint resin to make a 3D effect, then add koi fish, lily pads, pebbles, flowers — or anything their imagination inspires. Every participant leaves with a stunning, personalised keepsake to treasure at home.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$60
⏰ Workshop duration: 1.5 hours
10. Intangible Cultural Heritage Tour of Chinese Traditional Pastries
Love traditional pastries like Tau Sar Piah? Bring the kids along for a tasty and cultural adventure! Join a guided tour with Gin Thye Cake Maker and peek behind the scenes to see how these beloved treats are made. Along the way, you’ll spot plenty of Instagram-worthy moments and learn about traditional Chinese wedding customs — perfect for curious little ones who love a mix of culture, history, and yummy bites.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$30
⏰ Tour duration: 1.5 hours
11. Henna & Beyond Workshop
Take the family on a colourful cultural journey and discover the magic of henna — from its origins across South Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa to how it’s celebrated in Singapore’s festivals like Hari Raya, Deepavali, and traditional weddings. Learn how henna is used as both art and personal expression, then get hands-on with a fun session creating your own basic designs using acrylic-filled cones. Guided by an expert instructor, kids and parents alike can explore, create, and take home their own beautiful pieces while learning about this fascinating art form!
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$38
⏰ Workshop duration: 1.5 hours
12. Botanical Watercolour Painting For Beginners
Immerse yourself in a botanical-themed watercolour workshop where participants can paint and personalise nature-inspired artcards. This relaxing session teaches basic watercolour techniques while encouraging creativity and an appreciation for the beauty of nature. With step-by-step guidance and all materials provided, it’s the perfect activity for crafting heartfelt, handmade gifts to take home.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$52
⏰ Workshop duration: 2 hours
13. Merlion Pineapple Tarts & Tea Workshop, by Kele
Bring the kids along for a hands-on pastry-making experience and try your hand at crafting traditional pineapple balls — no baking experience needed! Once baked, pack your delicious creations in a beautiful Kele gift box to share (or sneak a bite yourself 😉).
While the pastries cool, enjoy a heritage tea experience from Tea Chapter — famous for serving tea to Queen Elizabeth II during her visit to Singapore! Finally, taste your freshly-baked treats alongside the tea in a tea and tart pairing session, discovering the rich flavours and stories behind Singapore’s culinary heritage. A fun, hands-on, and delicious family adventure!
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$88
⏰ Workshop duration: 1.5 hours
14. Portraits In Peranakan: A Living Heritage in Kebaya & Batik
Step into the colourful world of Peranakan heritage this school holiday by dressing up in traditional Nyonya kebayas and vibrant batik shirts, then striking your best poses in a guided photoshoot set against beautifully curated Peranakan-inspired backdrops. It’s a fun, hands-on way for kids and families to express themselves while discovering the rich stories, artistry, and traditions of the Peranakan community.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$100
⏰ Tour duration: ~2 hours
15. Singapore Hawker Heritage in Miniatures Clay Workshop
Get ready to shrink your favourite treats into adorable miniatures! In this hands-on clay workshop, kids (and the young at heart) can master the art of making tiny, realistic food creations with guidance from a friendly expert instructor. Perfect for all skill levels, this fun and immersive session lets you get creative, experiment with colours and textures, and take home your very own handmade mini food masterpieces — a sweet souvenir from the school holidays!
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$100
⏰ Workshop duration: 2 hours
16. Batik Tulis Workshop in Singapore
Discover the beauty of traditional Indonesian textile art at the Batik Tulis Workshop in Singapore — a hands‑on creative experience perfect for curious young minds and families! In this guided session, you’ll learn the ancient wax‑resist dyeing technique used to create intricate batik patterns, then try your hand at designing and colouring your own fabric piece. With all materials provided and step‑by‑step instruction from skilled artisans, this immersive workshop blends cultural appreciation with artistic fun, making it a memorable activity to enjoy together during the school holidays.
🎟️ SG Culture Pass credits required: S$58.69
⏰ Workshop duration: 2 hours
Tips for Planning Your Family SG Culture Pass Outing
We know traveling with kids (or a big crew) can be a handful, so here are some tips to make your family outing smooth and fun:
1. Book ahead! Most activities let you reserve at least a day in advance — don’t miss out on your preferred time slots.
2. Bundle your adventures. Why settle for one activity when you can do two? Plan a morning activity and follow it up with a tasty food tour — just pace yourselves!
3. Mix learning with play. Balance educational experiences with age-appropriate fun so the little ones stay engaged. After all, learning is way more fun when it doesn’t feel like homework!
Need more ideas for your family? Check out our SG Culture Pass page for more inspiration!
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