Looking for Things to Do This National Day Weekend? Here's Where PAssionArts Festival 2026 Is Happening 🎨

Hi Huneybees,

Ms Petrina Yeo (right), together with Mdm Rita Anthonidas, displaying the air-dry clay flowers they created, which will form part of the 2m tall large-scale art installation to be displayed at the Paya Lebar-Kovan PAssionArts Festival on 8 August 2026.
(Image credit: People’s Association – PAssionArts)

If you're still deciding how to spend the National Day long weekend, here's an event worth adding to your plans

PAssionArts Festival 2026 is returning to neighbourhoods across Singapore, bringing together giant community art installations, live performances, hands-on workshops, carnival games and plenty of family-friendly activities. Running under this year's theme, "Our Neighbourhood Gems", the festival celebrates the places, people and stories that make every neighbourhood special.

What makes PAssionArts Festival different is that many of the artworks are created together with residents - from recycled art installations and colourful murals to performances and interactive workshops, each neighbourhood puts its own creative spin on the celebration.

With National Day just around the corner, 8 & 9 August will see some of the biggest celebrations take place across Singapore. Whether you're looking for somewhere to bring the family, enjoy some local performances or simply soak up the festive atmosphere, here's what's happening around the island.

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PAssionArts Festival x National Day Celebrations (8–9 August 2026)

1. Yio Chu Kang PAssionArts Festival – National Day Observance Ceremony

Kick off your National Day weekend with community performances, games, PAssionArts activity booths and snacks in a lively carnival atmosphere.

Date: 8 August 2026

Time: 8.30am – 12pm (Carnival from 9am)

Venue: Yio Chu Kang Community Club

2. Keat Hong National Day Observance Ceremony – Building Our Keat Hong Together

Expect a fun-filled morning featuring community performances, carnival games, art activities and a giant community art installation. There will also be a lucky draw with prizes including an iPad, smartwatch and headset.

Date: 8 August 2026

Time: 9am – 12pm

Venue: Keat Hong Plaza (beside Concord Primary School)

3. Zhenghua PAssionArts Festival – National Day Celebration

One of this year's standout installations is "Every Drop, Every Bloom", a spectacular 10-metre river of colourful flowers handcrafted from recycled plastic bottles collected by residents. The celebration also includes food trucks, community performances, bouncy castles and plenty of craft activities including clay art, scratch art magnets and badge making.

Date: 8 August 2026

Time: 6.30pm – 9.30pm

Venue: Zhenghua Community Club

4. Paya Lebar-Kovan National Day Carnival

One of the biggest highlights this year is a 2.4-metre four-tier birthday cake art installation decorated with miniature clay versions of beloved neighbourhood landmarks. The evening also features a drone show, carnival rides, performances, food stalls and interactive art booths where visitors can create their own keepsakes.

Date: 8 August 2026

Time: 4.30pm – 9pm

Venue: Kovan Hub

5. Canberra PAssionArts Festival (Canberra National Day Series)

Celebrating both Singapore's birthday and Canberra's 25th anniversary, this family-friendly morning includes a mini National Day Parade, arts and crafts, carnival games, bouncy castles, food booths and complimentary goodie bags while stocks last.

Date: 8 August 2026

Time: 8.30am – 12pm

Venue: Sembawang Hardcourt (next to Sun Plaza)

6. Tampines Central National Day x PAssionArts Fest Carnival

Our Tampines Hub will be buzzing with activities throughout the day, from fitness sessions and kids' carnivals to an evening PAssionArts Village featuring performances, food stations and a nostalgic National Day sing-along.

Date: 8 August 2026

Time: PAssionArts activities from 5pm – 8pm

Venue: Our Tampines Hub

7. Tampines North National Day Carnival

Get hands-on with unique craft activities including clay iced gem biscuit magnets, personalised badges, wooden tray marbling, paper flower colouring and shrink-art keychains. The evening also includes performances, games and snacks.

Date: 8 August 2026

Time: 6.30pm – 9.30pm

Venue: Tampines North Community Club

8. Pioneer National Day & PAssionArts Festival

Join the Pioneer community for National Day celebrations featuring stage performances, interactive e-sports challenges, floor curling, craft booths, traditional snacks and family-friendly activities.

Date: 8 August 2026

Time: 5pm – 8pm

Venue: The Frontier Community Club

9. Punggol Coast PAssionArts Festival – National Day Observance Ceremony

Held on National Day itself, the highlight here is "Bridging Nature, Rippling Joy", an impressive walk-through archway built from around 600 recycled plastic bottles. Look closer and you'll spot miniature handcrafted scenes featuring bridges, wildlife, kayaks and lush greenery created by residents.

Date: 9 August 2026

Time: 9am – 12pm

Venue: One Punggol

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Created by Sengkang East residents, Youth Network and students from Nanyang Polytechnic, Temasek Polytechnic and North Spring Primary School, this artwork ‘Woven Harmony – A Singapore Story’ is attempting to set a new Singapore Book of Records for the largest Singapore map made of bottle caps at the Sengkang East PAssionArts Festival 2026.
(Image credit: People’s Association – PAssionArts)

More Than Just a Festival

I love events like this because they remind me that you don't always have to head into town for a fun weekend. Some of the most meaningful experiences can happen right in our own neighbourhoods, and PAssionArts Festival is a lovely excuse to slow down, explore and appreciate the communities around us.

Beyond the National Day weekend celebrations, PAssionArts Festival continues across Singapore throughout August and September with 79 festival villages, each showcasing its own interpretation of "Our Neighbourhood Gems." From giant collaborative art installations and live performances to workshops where you can create your own artwork, there's always something new waiting to be discovered.

One initiative I'm particularly excited about is the return of Giant Delight, where artists and residents work together to transform shared structures into large-scale artworks inspired by their own communities. It really captures what this festival is all about—celebrating creativity while bringing neighbours together.

Whether you're looking for a fun family outing, a creative date idea, or simply another way to celebrate SG61 beyond the fireworks, PAssionArts Festival offers plenty of reasons to explore your own neighbourhood—or perhaps discover one you've never visited before.

Happy National Day, and have fun exploring Singapore's neighbourhood gems! 🇸🇬✨

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Celebrate National Ice Cream Day at Museum of Ice Cream Singapore: Free Ice Cream & Sprinkle Pool Access

Hi Huneybees,

I've always thought Museum of Ice Cream is one of those places that brings out the inner child in everyone. So when I heard they were giving away free ice cream to celebrate National Ice Cream Day, I knew it was worth sharing with my fellow Huneybees.

On 19 July, Museum of Ice Cream Singapore (MOIC) is throwing open its doors for a one-day celebration packed with free treats, colourful photo opportunities and even the chance to win a year's worth of unlimited visits.

Whether you're already a fan of MOIC or you've been looking for the perfect excuse to finally check it out, this might just be the best day to drop by.

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Free Ice Cream for Everyone

From 10am to 6pm, MOIC's Dessert Bar & Café will be open to the public with free entry, and every visitor will receive a complimentary ice cream cone while stocks last.

Of course, no visit to Museum of Ice Cream is complete without snapping a few colourful photos, and for one day only, guests can also enjoy free access to the iconic outdoor Sprinkle Pool. It's usually reserved for museum visitors, making this a fun bonus if you've always wanted those playful sprinkle-filled shots. Better still, the Dessert Bar is pet-friendly, so your furry companion can join in the outing too!

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Win a Museum of Ice Cream Annual Membership

The celebrations don't stop at the venue. MOIC is also hosting an Instagram giveaway where four Annual Memberships, worth S$248 each, are up for grabs.

To participate:

• Follow @museumoficecreamsg
• Comment with your favourite ice cream shop
• You're in the running to win an Annual Membership

Winners will enjoy unlimited visits to Museum of Ice Cream Singapore for an entire year, along with exclusive member perks and benefits.

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A Sweet Weekend Outing

Free ice cream, colourful photo spots, access to the famous Sprinkle Pool and a chance to win a year's membership? That's  not a bad way to spend a Sunday hangout with friends, family and even your pet! This National Ice Cream Day celebration is definitely a fun one to add to your calendar ~~~

National Ice Cream Day at Museum of Ice Cream Singapore
📍 Museum of Ice Cream Singapore , 100 Loewen Road, Dempsey, Singapore 248837

📆 19 July
⏰ 10:00am – 6:00pm

For more information, tickets to the full Museum of Ice Cream experience and future updates, visit the official Museum of Ice Cream Singapore website or follow @museumoficecreamsg and #moicsg on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for the latest updates.

Keep a keen eye on MOIC’s newsletter for exclusive promotions and exciting updates! To sign up for the MOIC newsletter, please visit museumoficecream.com/getthelatestscoop.

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Pickleball Fever Hits Tiong Bahru Plaza This June with Family Fun, Tournaments and Kids' Camps

Hi Huneybees,

I've noticed pickleball popping up everywhere lately, and if you've been curious about the sport but never knew where to start, this might be the perfect opportunity.

This June, Tiong Bahru Plaza is bringing back its popular Pickleball Playground in partnership with PlayMade, transforming the outdoor area near UOB into a vibrant community sports arena filled with tournaments, family activities, coaching sessions and open-court play.

Running from 13 to 21 June 2026, the activation is part of the mall's Shop, Eat, Play summer campaign and promises something for everyone, whether you're a seasoned player, complete beginner, or simply looking for a fun family day out.

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Pickleball Takes Centre Court

One of the reasons pickleball has become one of Singapore's fastest-growing sports is how easy it is to pick up. It combines elements of tennis, badminton and table tennis, making it accessible to players of different ages and fitness levels.

The Pickleball Playground embraces exactly that spirit by bringing the game into a community-friendly setting where shoppers, families and residents can easily join in the fun.

If you're already comfortable with a paddle in hand, there are several tournaments happening throughout the event. Players can sign up for Men's Doubles, Women's Doubles and Mixed Doubles competitions taking place on 13, 14 and 20 June 2026.

Each participant will receive an exclusive goodie bag containing retailer vouchers and products, while winning teams can take home FRx Gift Cards worth up to $400.

Celebrate Father's Day on the Court

The most heartwarming event of the week would perhaps be the Father & Child Tournament on 21 June 2026. Designed for one male adult and one child aged 6 to 12, the tournament offers a fun and active way for families to celebrate Father's Day together while creating some memorable moments on the court.

A Summer Pickleball Camp for Kids

Parents looking for a school holiday activity may want to check out the Summer Kids Pickleball Camp running from 17 to 19 June 2026.

The two-hour sessions are led by professional coaches and designed for children aged 6 to 12. Beyond learning the basics of pickleball, the programme focuses on building confidence, coordination and teamwork in a supportive environment.

FRx members who spend $30 in a single transaction at participating stores can redeem a special code and register their child for just $10 per session, *subject to availability.

Participants can register online here.

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Book the Court and Play

What I like most about this activation is that you don't necessarily need to join a tournament to enjoy it. Open court sessions will be available from 15 to 19 June and again from 22 to 25 June 2026. FRx members who spend $80 at participating stores can redeem a two-hour court rental session and enjoy some friendly matches with family or friends.

It feels like a great excuse to squeeze in some exercise while spending some shopping time together with friends and families.

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Create Your Own Pickleball Keychain

Even if sports aren't your thing, there's still a fun activity to check out.

From 12 to 14 June and 19 to 21 June, shoppers who spend $60 can visit the Pick & Personalise booth to create their own pickleball-themed keychain complete with a paddle charm, 3D pickleball and mystery charm.

Each redemption also includes a Lucky Dip opportunity, with prizes ranging from FRx Gift Cards and tumblers to sports towels and retailer vouchers.

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As someone who's been seeing pickleball pop up everywhere lately, I have to admit I'm pretty tempted to give it a go myself.

So whether you're planning a Father's Day outing, searching for a fun activity to keep the kids occupied during the school holidays, or simply curious about the sport that's taking Singapore by storm, the Pickleball Playground is worth checking out.

Who knows? You might leave with a new favourite sport... and maybe a few new friends too. 😊🏓

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Museum of Ice Cream's Giant Sprinkle Pool Pops Up at Cineleisure This June

Hi Huneybees,

If you've ever wanted an excuse to jump into a giant pool of sprinkles without anyone judging you, this might be it.

From 8 to 21 June 2026, Museum of Ice Cream Singapore is taking over Cineleisure with Summer Escape, a two-week pop-up packed with pink sprinkles, squishies, photo opportunities and sweet rewards.

Located at Basement 1 of Cineleisure, the space will be transformed into a vibrant summer playground where visitors can experience a little taste of MOIC's signature whimsical world right in the heart of Orchard Road. The massive 15-square-metre Sprinkle Pool promises to be one of the most Instagrammable spots around.

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Dive Into A Sprinkle Pool And Hunt For Squishies

At the centre of the experience is MOIC's iconic pink Sprinkle Pool, where shoppers can take part in the "Find the Squishy" Challenge.

With a minimum spend of $20 in a single same-day receipt from any Cineleisure retailer, you can redeem one complimentary entry and spend 15 minutes searching through the sprinkles for hidden squishies.

Hidden among the sprinkles are special squishies that can unlock prizes such as Museum of Ice Cream memberships and sweet treats from Geláre. As if diving into a giant pool of sprinkles wasn't fun enough, the chance of discovering a winning squishy adds an extra layer of excitement. Who knows, your first visit to MOIC might just start with a lucky find!

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Paint Your Own Dessert Squishy

If you're the crafty type (or simply love cute collectibles), there will also be Squishy Painting Workshops conducted by MOIC's hosts. For $15 per person, participants can customise their own dessert-inspired squishy keepsake (Ice cream, shake or donut), during a 30-minute hands-on session and bring home a personalised souvenir from the event. 

Do you think I did a good job?

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Plenty Of Photo Opportunities Too

Even if you're not planning to jump into the sprinkles, Summer Escape looks designed for photos. There's loads of colourful summer-themed installations, playful props and a vibrant photowall that practically begs to be featured on your Instagram feed.

Visitors who share their favourite event photos on Instagram can also stand a chance to win a $10 Cathay Malls e-voucher. Simply upload your photo before 11.59pm on 21 June 2026, follow and tag @cathaymalls and @museumoficecreamsg, and make sure your profile is set to public. Ten winning entries will be selected and notified by 23 June 2026!

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Sweet Deals For MOIC Fans

As part of the collaboration, shoppers can also enjoy 20% off Museum of Ice Cream tickets, available for purchase on-site during the event.

Whether you're a longtime fan of Museum of Ice Cream or simply looking for a colourful family-friendly activity during the June holidays, Summer Escape looks like a fun little detour while you're in town.

And let's be honest — who can resist the chance to dive headfirst into a giant pool of sprinkles?

Museum of Ice Cream x Cineleisure Summer Escape

📍 Basement 1, Cineleisure

📅 8 -21 June 2026

For more information and ticket purchases, visit tickets.museumoficecream.sg, or follow @museumoficecreamsg and #moicsg on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok for the latest updates. Keep a keen eye on MOIC’s newsletter for exclusive promotions and exciting updates! To sign up for the MOIC newsletter, please visit museumoficecream.com/getthelatestscoop.

Museum of Ice Cream is located at 100 Loewen Road, Dempsey, Singapore 248837.

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Why Goodman Arts Centre’s June Artventure Initiative Has Me Intrigued

Hi Huneybees,

There’s something oddly charming about wandering through an arts space without fully knowing what you’re about to stumble into.

Maybe it’s a half-open studio door. Maybe it’s hearing music echoing down a corridor. Or maybe it’s suddenly discovering that behind one quiet room is an artist painting, rehearsing, sculpting or building something entirely unexpected.

That’s probably why Goodman Arts Centre has always intrigued me.

Most people know it as an arts enclave, but unless you’ve actually spent time exploring the grounds, you probably wouldn’t realise just how many artists, performers, creators and creative communities quietly exist inside this space.

On 6 June, Goodman Arts Centre is opening things up a little more through its new GAC Artventure initiative, where visitors are invited to wander through Open Studios, explore self-guided themed trails, and step into the working spaces of artists across the centre.

While there’s a huge lineup happening throughout the day, these were some of the activities that have caught my attention.

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🎨 For The Creatives And Curious Minds

One of the activities that instantly stood out to me was the Introduction to Manga & Comic Character Drawing Workshop by ComXnaut Studio. The sessions are beginner-friendly and explore manga illustration basics like character anatomy, shapes and design, making it feel approachable even if you’ve never properly drawn before. Maybe this might just awaken my animation bug again?

Another one I’d probably stop by is the Studio SuperSegak Open Studio by Iefa Shamsir and Asno, where visitors can explore printmaking, woodblock printing, silkscreen demonstrations and even live graffiti sessions. I find there’s something very satisfying about seeing art being made live instead of only viewing finished works on walls.

And for those who enjoy getting hands-on with trendy creative hobbies, the Tufting Jam sessions by EBAO (DPLMT) honestly sound like one of the more unexpectedly fun stops of the day. Visitors get to experiment with textures and learn the basics of tufted artworks in a relaxed environment.

This sounds like an artsy weekend date energy eh?

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🌿 The Unexpectedly Calming Experiences

Out of the entire lineup, one experience I’m especially curious about is Silent Nourishment by Neil Chua.  The session combines harmonic resonance, sound healing, hands-on tutorials and a curated tea experience within the artist’s studio.

There’s also the Leafy Abstract Prints Workshop by Valerie Ng, where participants create layered abstract prints inspired by nature using leaves, rollers and mixed media techniques. I bet this one will get loads of family and kids excited.

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🌱 The Surprise Highlight For Me

One thing I genuinely did not expect while reading through the lineup was discovering that Goodman Arts Centre actually has a community farm tucked within the grounds.

The Goodman Community Farm activities include guided farm tours, botanical beverage tastings, and a small kinship market featuring regenerative food products and produce grown within the community. I think this makes the entire event feel less like a conventional arts programme and more like wandering through a hidden creative village where art, nature and community quietly overlap, which will make the Artventure feel different.

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🎭 For Families And Little Explorers

Families with children will probably find quite a few fun stops throughout the day too. The Artground’s Lost Islands installation sounds especially magical, bringing myths and legends from Singapore and Indonesia to life through interactive sensory experiences.

There’ll also be:

• caricature portraits
• face painting
• henna art
• butterfly painting
• puppetry experiences
• children dance showcases
• hands-on craft activities

spread across the centre throughout the day. So, even casual visitors who aren’t deeply into the arts will probably still find something playful or interactive to enjoy.

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🥾 Self-Guided Trails

Beyond the open studios themselves, GAC Artventure also introduces self-guided themed trails around Goodman Arts Centre.

The concepts sound pretty fun, which ones will you take on?

• The Curious Wanderer encourages visitors to freely roam and collect stamps along the way
• The Art Explorer focuses on discovering artworks and open studios across the grounds
• The Time Discoverer uncovers stories from Goodman’s past through “Postcards from the Past”

It feels almost game-like in a very relaxed and artsy way, rather than turning art into something intimidating or formal, this feels more like an open invitation to explore at your own pace, linger a little longer, and maybe stumble onto something unexpected behind a studio door.

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⭐If You Have More Time To Explore…

There’s honestly a lot more happening throughout Goodman Arts Centre across the day, including:

• shadow puppetry rehearsals by Paper Monkey Theatre
• contemporary dance rehearsals by T.H.E Dance Company
• abstract art sharing sessions
• immersive theatre experiences
• printmaking showcases
• handbell performances
• live artist demonstrations
• contemporary installations
• literary showcases
• woodcut printmaking studios
• community art activations
• artist conversations and open rehearsals

So if you enjoy slow wandering weekends, discovering hidden creative spaces, or simply experiencing a different side of Singapore’s arts scene, this looks like one of those events worth spending an afternoon at.

Sometimes the fun isn’t about seeing one big headline attraction.

Sometimes it’s about wandering into the unexpected.

Goodman Arts Centre Artventure
📍 Goodman Arts Centre, 90 Goodman Road, Singapore 439053
📅 6 June 2026
🌐 More details on Goodman Arts Centre Artventure can be found here: https://www.artshousegroup.sg/gac-artventure.

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Green-Coded: Frasers Property Turns Singapore Malls into Fun Sustainability Adventures for Families

Hi Huneybees,

What if a trip to the mall could also inspire your family to live a little greener?

From 16 March to 3 May 2026, Frasers Property Singapore is transforming selected malls across the island into interactive sustainability playgrounds with its new campaign “Green-Coded – Live the Sustainable Life.” Instead of simply talking about eco-friendly habits, the campaign invites families to experience them through hands-on activities, immersive missions and playful learning moments.

Designed especially with families and young explorers in mind, the initiative brings together partners including Mandai X Ranger Buddies, Tesla Junior Driving School and the National Environment Agency (NEA). Together, they are turning everyday retail spaces into lively environments where children can discover how conservation, sustainable mobility and responsible consumption fit into daily life.

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A Mission Through the Mall with Mandai X Ranger Buddies

Young adventurers can begin their journey by joining the Mandai X Ranger Buddies Mission, a gamified conservation experience that turns the mall into a mini adventure trail.

Follow Pedro the sea lion on a rescue journey, solve puzzles and complete interactive challenges along the way. As they move through the stations, kids learn practical tips about protecting wildlife, reducing plastic use and building everyday recycling habits.

One highlight of the mission is the “Recycle Right with Bloobin” station, developed together with the National Environment Agency. Here, children tackle a sliding puzzle featuring Bloobin while learning how to sort recyclables correctly from plastics and metal to paper and glass.

To join the mission, shoppers simply need to spend $30 in a single same-day receipt to redeem a gamification code. Children who complete the adventure will receive a mall-exclusive Ranger Buddies Mission badge, a cute keepsake to celebrate their eco-hero moment!

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Kids Take the Wheel at Tesla Junior Driving School

Another highlight that is guaranteed to excite little ones is the Tesla Junior Driving School.

Here, kids get the chance to drive mini electric vehicles, offering a playful introduction to clean energy and sustainable transportation. Beyond the thrill of taking the wheel, the experience helps young participants understand how electric vehicles contribute to cleaner air and a healthier planet.

Parents can redeem a 10-minute driving session for their children with a $30 same-day spend, making it an activity that is both educational and memorable.

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Shop Sustainably and Unlock Green-Coded Rewards

The campaign also rewards shoppers who make conscious choices.

One of the most charming redemptions is a limited-edition reusable eco tote, created in collaboration with local design studio Tell Your Children (TYC). Inspired by Japanese aesthetics, the bag features a subtle corner motif and blends thoughtful design with everyday practicality. Shoppers who spend $120 across up to three same-day receipts can redeem the tote while stocks last.

For those who love sustainability with a creative twist, the campaign also features a collaboration between Plastify and TWOOAK (Two Of A Kind). Collection points at participating malls will allow shoppers to drop off their used contact lens blisters, which will later be transformed into functional furniture pieces.

Participants who spend $30 in a single receipt will also qualify for a PLASTIFY x TWOOAK lucky draw, where five winners will walk away with a unique stool crafted from the recycled contact lens blisters which makes a stylish reminder that waste can be turned into something meaningful.

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Supporting Families Through Community Giving

Beyond environmental awareness, the campaign also extends its impact to the community.

Frasers Property Singapore is partnering with The Food Bank Singapore on a Back-to-School Support Kit initiative aimed at helping children from lower-income families. Each $13 donation provides a kit filled with nutritious breakfast items, snacks and essential stationery.

To amplify the effort, Frasers Property will match every dollar donated, doubling the impact and ensuring more children receive the support they need.

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Turning Everyday Spaces into Sustainable Learning Hubs

What makes Green-Coded – Live the Sustainable Life especially meaningful is how it transforms familiar spaces - our neighbourhood malls, into places where sustainability can be experienced rather than simply discussed.

Through conservation missions, mini electric driving experiences, recycling activities and community initiatives, the campaign gently encourages families to adopt environmentally conscious habits in ways that feel approachable and fun.

It’s a reminder that living sustainably doesn’t require drastic lifestyle changes. Sometimes, it simply starts with small actions like learning how to recycle properly, choosing reusable items, or teaching children how their everyday choices affect the planet. And if those lessons happen while driving a tiny Tesla or solving puzzles with a sea lion mascot? Even better!

Green-Coded – Live the Sustainable Life
📅 16 March – 3 May 2026
📍 Participating Frasers Property malls across Singapore

For more information, visit www.frasersexperience.com or follow Frasers Property Singapore on Facebook and Instagram.

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