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SG Culture Pass

The SG Culture Pass is a new initiative by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY) designed to celebrate Singapore’s arts and heritage, and to make it easier for Singapore Citizens to discover, engage with, and enjoy a wide range of cultural experiences.

Singapore Citizens aged 18 and above in 2025 will receive SG Culture Pass credits worth S$100 on 1 September 2025. These credits can be used to offset ticket purchases for eligible local arts and heritage activities and programmes offered by authorised ticketing partners. The credits will be valid from 1 September 2025 to 31 December 2028.


Eligible SG Culture Pass Programmes at the National Museum

Heritage Food Series: Panipuri and Ladoo (Intergenerational Workshop at Reunion)

4 October 2025, Saturday | 2pm to 4pm
Reunion Social Space
SGD 40.50 per pair

Recommended for ages 5 and above, with accompanying adult aged 60 years and above

In this third installation of our Heritage Food Series, join us for an exciting afternoon of making delicious Indian treats!

Learn to make panipuri – crispy hollow puffs filled with tasty spiced filling, and ladoo – sweet round delights that are must-haves during festive celebrations. These light bites are enjoyed by all Singaporeans, showing how heritage recipes have become a part of our shared food story, and they are perfect for sharing with your friends and loved ones, especially during Deepavali!

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About the facilitators

Yeo Min is a pastry chef and author of Chinese Pastry School, an introductory resource covering the basics of Chinese pastry-making, including its history, key techniques, and food science. Previously a social worker in the field of adult protective work, Yeo Min has a deep interest in the potential of heritage food in therapeutic work with seniors.

Emily Yeo stands at the forefront of culinary edutainment in Singapore. She pioneered the wave of culinary programmes among children locally since 2013, and continues to grow and evolve her cooking studio, The Little Things. Using the universal language of food, Emily believes in educating children and families about our heritage and beyond. She is the author of The Little Book of Singapore Food Illustrated.

FAQ

Q: What is an intergenerational pair?

A: A participant pairing that includes any of the categories below:

  • A senior adult aged 60 and above or grandparent and a youth/adult
  • A senior adult aged 60 and above or grandparent and a child aged 5 and above

Senior Friendly Workshop at Reunion: Mosiac Art

14 October 2025 | 10am – 12pm
Reunion Social Space
SGD 17.50 per pax

Create new mementos and memories with us as you explore our collection and stories through hands-on activities featuring different art forms.

This month, our Mosaic Coaster-making workshop is back by popular demand! Join us for a relaxing morning at Reunion Social Space, and learn how to customise your very own coaster using mosaic tiles, inspired by the architectural features found at the National Museum building.

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About the facilitator

Art Journey’s skilled facilitators lead hands-on mosaic workshops suitable for all ages and skill levels. We create a warm, inspiring space where families, couples, friends, and teams can enjoy a creative and mindful experience, one tile at a time.

Terms and Conditions

  1. Cancellations/refunds
    All tickets sold are non-refundable. Exceptions may be made especially with valid documentation (e.g. medical certificate) provided, at the sole discretion of the museum. If you are unable to make it for the programme for any reason, you may arrange for another person to take your place.
  2. Contact us
    For queries or to reach us on the day of the programme, please contact us via Peatix message. Do check your email inbox for updates about the programme - we will contact you via the email address you key in during registration