Explore what’s happening at ArtScience Museum from exhibitions and events to workshops, screening, talks and guided tours.
March and Easter Holiday Programmes
Various Timings
SPECIAL EVENT
March and Easter Holiday Programmes
Hop on the green bandwagon this March and Easter holidays and join us as we take you on an upcycling journey through crafts. Learn more about your recyclables before giving them a new life through a series of hands-on workshops and activities at ArtScience Museum!
Programme Line-Up
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12 Mar
ABCs of Plant Power
Join Huddin together with his lovely neighbour, Auntie Kame as we go through her humble garden and learn some benefits of home gardening.
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13 & 14 Mar
Tinker with Trashure
How much of what you throw away can be reused to become something new? Create your own artwork of recycled trash and observe the way we consume the everyday things around us, and how these items can transform from trash to treasure.
Image credit: VIVITA Singapore
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15 & 29 Mar
Stand Up and Speak Out!
This workshop will highlight the efforts of inspiring individuals who aim to raise awareness on various global issues including plastic pollution. Participants will make their own banner that addresses an issue or a cause of their choice. They will march around the museum to showcase their colourful banner while standing up and speaking out!
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17 & 31 Mar
Make Your Own: Shrink Art with Recycled Plastics Workshop
Discover ways to upcycle our take-out containers and make your own shrink art using recycled plastic #6. Tap into your creativity while still being environmentally friendly.
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19 Mar & 2 Apr
Make Your Own: Reusable Bag
We are increasingly aware of the harm that single-use plastics can do to our environment and how we are constantly finding ways to reduce our plastic footprint. Join us as we demonstrate how to upcycle plastic bags and transform them into personalised, reusable bags for your shopping!
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20 Mar
G.R.E.A.T Book Club
Join us for a fun debate and discussion at Singapore's only bi-monthly kid's book club that explores the impact of technology on society! The G.R.E.A.T. Book Club is open to kids and parents who want to understand how technology such as robotics, artificial intelligence and 3D printing, will impact our world so that we can utilise these forces to shape a more sustainable and more ethical planet.
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27 Mar
Make Your Own Tut: Drop-in Session
A hands-on workshop that encourages young visitors to create their own version of everybody’s favourite sea turtle, Tut. They will get creative and explore ways to upcycle discarded materials by giving it new life in this craft session.
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Programme Schedule
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12 Mar
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ABCs of Plant Power
Online
Join Huddin together with his lovely neighbour, Auntie Kame as we go through her humble garden and learn some benefits of home gardening.
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13 & 14 Mar
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Tinker with Trashure
11am – 6pm
Rainbow Room, Basement 2
Event is complimentary with limited slots available. Online pre-booking of tickets is required.
How much of what you throw away can be reused to become something new? Create your own artwork of recycled trash and observe the way we consume the everyday things around us, and how these items can transform from trash to treasure.
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15 & 29 Mar
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Stand Up and Speak Out!
11am – 12pm
Rainbow Room, Basement 2
$5 per participant. Up to 20 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
This workshop will highlight the efforts of inspiring individuals who aim to raise awareness on various global issues including plastic pollution. Participants will make their own banner that addresses an issue or a cause of their choice. They will march around the museum to showcase their colourful banner while standing up and speaking out!
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17 & 31 Mar
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Make Your Own: Shrink Art with Recycled Plastics Workshop
2pm – 3pm
Rainbow Room, Basement 2
$5 per participant. Up to 20 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
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19 Mar
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Make Your Own: Reusable Bag
6pm – 7pm
The Sun, Basement 1
$5 per participant. Up to 20 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
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20 Mar
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G.R.E.A.T Book Club
3pm – 4pm
The Sun, Basement 1
Event is complimentary with limited slots available. Online pre-booking of tickets is required.
Join us for a fun debate and discussion at Singapore's only bi-monthly kid's book club that explores the impact of technology on society! The G.R.E.A.T. Book Club is open to kids and parents who want to understand how technology such as robotics, artificial intelligence and 3D printing, will impact our world so that we can utilise these forces to shape a more sustainable and more ethical planet.
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27 Mar
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Make Your Own Tut: Drop-in Session
10am – 11am, 11.30am – 12.30pm, 3pm – 4pm, 4.30pm – 5.30pm
Rainbow Room, Basement 2
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Event is complimentary with limited slots available. Online pre-booking of tickets is required.
A hands-on workshop that encourages young visitors to create their own version of everybody’s favourite sea turtle, Tut. They will get creative and explore ways to upcycle discarded materials by giving it new life in this craft session.
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2 Apr
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Make Your Own: Reusable Bag
6pm – 7pm
Rainbow Room, Basement 2
$5 per participant. Up to 20 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.
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EVENT TALK
Climate Conversations with Lian Pin Koh
Renowned ecologist and environmental scientist Lian Pin Koh (Professor of Conservation Science, Technology and Policy in the Department of Biological Sciences, and Director of the Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions at National University of Singapore) joins us in the penultimate session in Climate Conversations series with … moreRenowned ecologist and environmental scientist Lian Pin Koh (Professor of Conservation Science, Technology and Policy in the Department of Biological Sciences, and Director of the Centre for Nature-based Climate Solutions at National University of Singapore) joins us in the penultimate session in Climate Conversations series with his talk, Promises and Pitfalls of Nature-based Climate Solutions. -
EXHIBITION
Planet or Plastic?
Learn about the global plastic pollution crisis through more than 70 powerful photographs and videos in an exhibition by National Geographic.
