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Multi-Activity Easter Holiday Camps

Newtonshow Easter Holiday Camp 2025

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Newtonshow’s Easter Holiday Camp 2025 offers a mix of science, creativity, and fun. It promises a spring packed with engaging Easter activities for kids, magical moments, and plenty of surprises. Newtonshow has crafted an unforgettable Easter Holiday Camp for children aged 3 to 12. It is running from 3 March to 16 May 2025. Kids can explore two fantastic themes:

1. Hoppin’ Into Science – Dive into festive-themed science experiments, from bunny physics to egg volcanoes.
2. School of Magical Easter – Harry Potter Edition – A magical journey blending wizardry with science, including wand-making and potion-mixing.

Hoppin’ Into Science Plan

Celebrate Easter through science! From color-changing eggs to creating bunny slime, every day is a new adventure.

• Monday: Start with Bunny physics and fun experiments.
• Tuesday: Egg-themed challenges and games.
• Wednesday: Rainbow-in-a-jar experiments and flower magic.
• Thursday: Flying with butterflies, birds, and paper planes.
• Friday: The ultimate Singapore Easter egg hunt and an awards ceremony.

School of Magical Easter – Harry Potter Edition Plan

Step into a world of wizardry and science with spellbinding activities inspired by the Harry Potter universe.

• Monday: Wand-making and magical illusions.
• Tuesday: Experiments with slimes, sounds, and mysterious creatures.
• Wednesday: Enchanting stars and magical lights.
• Thursday: Build your flying broomstick!
• Friday: A magical Singapore Easter egg hunt and a celebration of achievements.

Easter Camp Highlights:

• Fun science-themed activities make learning exciting for kids.
• Engaging programs keep young minds curious and active.
• Small groups of up to 7 kids ensure personalized attention.
• Convenient locations in Centre, West, East, and Novena.
• Nutritious meals and snacks included, with special dietary options.
• Daily updates with photos and videos for parents.
• Optional door-to-door bus service for easy drop-offs and pick-ups.

Easter Camp Details

• Dates: 3 March to 16 May 2025
• Time: Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 4 PM
• Age: 3 to 12 years old
• Price: 685 SGD per week (includes all materials, meals, and goodies)
• Locations:
  • Centre: 9 Mohamed Sultan Rd, 238959; 221 River Valley Road
  • West: 887a Bukit Timah Road
  • East: 121 & 229 Joo Chiat Road
  • Novena: 175 & 273 Thomson Road

The Eton Academy by EtonHouse Holiday Camps

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Young Scientists Camp

• Perfect For: Nursery 2 (N2), Kindergarten 1 & 2 (K1/K2), Primary 1 & 2 (P1/P2)
• Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes daily for 2 days
• Fee: $141.70 (inclusive of GST)
• Class Size: 5 to 10 kids

Get ready for an exciting science adventure! At this camp, kids will dive into the wonders of the world through hands-on experiments, creative activities, and fun take-home projects. Each session is designed to inspire curiosity, discovery, and a love for science.

• N2 Theme: Origins
  Explore how everyday items like bubbles and yarn are made! Your child will create giant colorful bubbles, experiment with natural dyes, and learn how salt and sand are formed. They’ll even make their own salt craft to bring home!
• K1/K2 & P1/P2 Themes: Kids will enjoy interactive experiments and projects that encourage them to think like young scientists while exploring nature and simple sciences.

Chinese Speech & Drama Camp

• Perfect For: Nursery 2 to Primary 1 (N2–P1)
• Duration: 1 hour 45 minutes daily for 2 days
• Fee: $141.70 (inclusive of GST)
• Class Size: 5 to 10 kids

This fun program, conducted entirely in Mandarin, helps kids build language skills through storytelling, role-playing, and drama. It’s a fantastic way to boost confidence, improve Mandarin-speaking abilities, and unleash creativity.

• Special Story – Onion Fight: Kids will learn about fruits and vegetables, explore emotions like sadness and courage, and make their own onion headgear for a performance! This playful activity teaches teamwork and problem-solving in a fun and engaging way.

Easter Camp Dates:

Great World Mall:

• N2 Young Scientists: Mar 20 & 21, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM
• K1/K2 Young Scientists: Mar 19 & 20, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM
• P1/P2 Young Scientists: Mar 19 & 20, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM

Sengkang Grand Mall:

• N2 Young Scientists: Mar 19 & 20, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM
• K1/K2 Young Scientists: Mar 19 & 20, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM
• P1/P2 Young Scientists: Mar 18 & 19, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM
• N2/K1 Chinese Speech & Drama: Mar 20 & 21, 1:00 PM – 2:45 PM
• K2/P1 Chinese Speech & Drama: Mar 20 & 21, 10:00 AM – 11:45 AM

Easter Camp Locations:

• #03-09 Canberra Plaza
• #03-126 Great World
• #02-02 Sengkang Grand Mall
• #01-12 Woodleigh Mall
• 223 Mountbatten Road

Cooking & Baking Easter Holiday Camps

Tomato Easter Cooking Camp 2025

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This Easter, skip the Easter egg hunts and chocolate bunnies. Instead, give your kids an exciting cooking adventure! At Tomato Easter Cooking Camp, kids will bake, cook, and have a blast while learning new kitchen skills.

Your kids will love the Tasty Treats Easter Cooking Camp because it’s all about hands-on fun. They’ll mix, bake, and decorate their way to delicious creations like bunny-shaped cookies and chocolate Easter eggs. With four locations across Singapore, there’s sure to be an Easter camp near me, making it super easy to join the fun!

What your kids will make:

• Monday: Hot Cross Buns, Bunny Sugar Cookies, Mini Carrot Cakes, and Easter Egg Brownies.
• Tuesday: Chocolate Easter Eggs, Chicken Salad Wraps, Easter Egg Salad Sandwiches, and Homemade Lemonade.
• Wednesday: Easter Pizza Faces, Mini Veggie Quiches, Breakfast Casserole, and Fruit Skewers.
• Thursday: Pancakes with Fruit Compote, Easter Bunny Cinnamon Rolls, Deviled Eggs, and Berry Parfaits.
• Friday: Easter Cupcakes, Easter Egg Popsicles, and Rainbow Veggie Pinwheels.

Key Details for Moms:

• Dates: From 3 March to 16 May 2025
• Prices:
  • Full Day (9 AM – 4 PM): SGD 685 (includes lunch and snacks).
  • Half Day (9 AM – 12:30 PM): SGD 400.
• Locations:
  • River Valley: 278 River Valley Road.
  • Bukit Timah: Bukit Timah Shopping Centre, #16-04.
  • Joo Chiat: 229 Joo Chiat Road, Level 3.
  • Novena: 273 Thomson Road, #04-01.

Sports Easter Holiday Camps

KidsCamp Holiday Camp

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KidsCamp Singapore offers full-day camps for kids aged 3.5 to 18, running Monday to Friday, 9 am to 3 pm, all year round. Activities include archery, rope pulling, football, sack runs, obstacle courses, dodgeball, treasure hunts, and painting. It offers exciting weekly activities for children aged 3.5 to 18. Activities are divided into two blocks each week—AM (morning) and PM (afternoon).

Week A Schedule

AM Activities:

• Monday: Warm Up, Obstacle Run, Tug of War
• Tuesday: Head, Shoulder, Knees, Visit to Botanic Gardens (includes activities), Dodgeball, Soccer
• Wednesday: Visit to Botanic Gardens (includes activities)
• Thursday: Splash Time at KidsCamp (Water Play at Gardens by the Bay)
• Friday: Rugby, Capture the Flag, Capture the Cone, Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (Fire Station Museum)

PM Activities:

• Monday: Bull Rush, Treasure Hunt, Face Paint, Archery, T-shirt Time!
• Tuesday: Soccer
• Wednesday: Bull Rush
• Thursday: Splash Time at KidsCamp (Water Play at Gardens by the Bay)
• Friday: Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (Fire Station Museum)

Week B Schedule

AM Activities:

• Monday: Warm Up, Obstacle Run, Tug of War
• Tuesday: Visit to Botanic Gardens (includes activities), Capture the Flag, Rugby, Captain Ball
• Wednesday: Splash Time at KidsCamp (Water Play at Gardens by the Bay)
• Thursday: Head, Shoulder, Knees, Dodgeball, Bull Rush
• Friday: Splash Time at KidsCamp (Water Play at Gardens by the Bay)

PM Activities:

• Monday: Treasure Cone, Treasure Hunt, Face Paint, Archery
• Tuesday: Soccer, T-shirt Time!
• Wednesday: Splash Time at KidsCamp (Water Play at Gardens by the Bay)
• Thursday: Civil Defence Heritage Gallery (Fire Station Museum)

These activities, combined with outdoor play, water fun, and visits to local attractions, ensure that kids will have a memorable, action-packed day. KidsCamp Singapore operates at four locations: Fort Canning, Sentosa, East Coast, and Pasir Ris Park.

The KidsCamp is available at four locations:

• Fort Canning (170 River Valley Rd)
• Sentosa (120 Tanjong Beach Walk)
• East Coast (1000 East Coast Park)
• Pasir Ris Park Car Park E

Cost: $450 per week.

If your child stays for a full week, they receive a personalized T-shirt (color subject to availability). The Easter Holiday camp is mostly outdoors, with sheltered spaces available in case of rain.

Arts & Crafts Easter Holiday Camps

Our Art Studio

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OAS Art Classes offers a diverse range of art programs, suitable for everyone from age 3. Whether it’s fun activities for kids or more advanced workshops for teens and adults, OAS has something for all.

Art Combination Program

This program introduces kids to various art forms, such as acrylic painting, drawing, watercolor, pastels, clay modeling, and 3D art. Students will explore their imagination while also building technical skills. Every term, they will create a piece inspired by a famous artist.

• Available: Daily
• Session: 4 or 10
• Duration: 1.5 – 2 hours
• Age: 3-12 yo

Teens & Adults Art Program

Teens and adults can choose from a variety of mediums. Options include acrylic and oil painting, drawing, watercolor, clay works, Chinese ink painting, and Nagomi art (soft pastels).

• Available: Daily
• Session: 4 or 10
• Duration: 2 hours
• Age: Teens and Adults

Portfolio Preparation

OAS offers expert guidance for students preparing portfolios for art schools. This includes SOTA, DSA, AEP, NAFA, and La Salle. The program covers sketchbooks, journals, and other application materials.

• Available: Daily
• Session: 10
• Duration: 2 hours
• Age: Students

Short-Term Courses

These 4-session classes cater to students looking for a quick art experience. Options include drawing, watercolor, acrylic painting, manga, and clay modeling.

• Available: Weekdays
• Session: 4
• Duration: 1.5 – 2 hours
• Age: 5+

Art Camp

OAS runs art camps for children ages 5 to 14 throughout the year. The camps are held on weekdays from 10 am to 2 pm. Lunch and breaks are included. Each session features a mix of activities that change regularly, ensuring fresh experiences for returning campers.

• Available: Weekdays
• Session: 1
• Duration: 4 hours
• Age: 5-14 yo

Classes are held daily. OAS Art Classes is the perfect place for anyone looking to explore creativity or hone their skills in a welcoming environment. And Easter Holiday Camps is the best opportunity to try! Why not?

The Children’s Art & Wellness Workshop

The Children Art & Wellness Workshop, in collaboration with Red Balloon Therapy, offers children aged 7-12 a creative space to relax and develop emotional resilience. This workshop focuses on self-expression, stress relief, and well-being, led by certified therapists. Children will explore mindfulness, uncover personal strengths, and design their sanctuary for emotional wellness. With a focus on fostering creativity, the workshop includes fun and relaxing activities to support artistic growth. For more details, visit their website.

Outdoor & Adventure Easter Holiday Camps

Newtonshow Adventure Camp

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Join the Newtonshow Adventure Camp for a fun and engaging learning experience! It’s the perfect way to spark curiosity and creativity in your child this Easter.

Edu Travel Easter Holiday Camp

Explore the World Beyond the Classroom! This Easter 2025, let your kids experience learning in a whole new way at the Edu Travel Camp! Perfect for children aged 5 to 12, this Easter camp offers fun adventures, hands-on activities, and exciting memories.

Monday: Hort Park

• Nature walks and planting workshops
• Visit the Henderson Waves and enjoy outdoor yoga
• Fun scavenger hunt for young explorers!

Tuesday: Science Center

• Exciting science challenges and creative courses
• Water play and interactive science activities

Wednesday: Asian Civilisation Museum

• Interactive gallery tours and exploring artifacts
• Try on cultural clothes, practice calligraphy, and map activities

Thursday: Bird Park

• Explore the aviary, watch bird shows, and join nest-building workshops
• Bird scavenger hunt and fun in the play area

Friday: East Coast Park (ECP)

• Obstacle course, sandcastle building, and water play
• Create nature collages and enjoy a treasure hunt by the beach

Newtonshow Outdoor Easter Holiday Camp

Designed for children aged 4 to 12, this Easter camp is all about fun, exploration, and nature-inspired activities.

Monday:

• Singapore Egg Hunt Adventure & Bunny Relay Race
• DIY Bird Feeders and Nature Art
• Splash into fun with water play!

Tuesday:

• Kite Crafting and Flying
• Egg Painting and Water Balloon Toss
• Obstacle Course and water-filled adventures

Wednesday:

• Egg Spoon Race & Sponge Egg Throw
• Sandcastle Building Contest at the beach
• Nature Sensory Walk to explore the great outdoors

Thursday:

• Leaf Rubbing Art & Nature Treasure Hunt
• Mini Easter Olympics with team games
• Obstacle Relay Challenge and water fun!

Friday:

• Easter Hat Parade & Final Egg Hunt Championship
• Craft Keepsake Making to take home memories
• Waterplay, Awards, and Farewell to wrap up the week

Details:

• Website
• Duration: 5 days (Monday to Friday)
• Timings: 9 AM to 4 PM each day
• Age Group: 6-12 years old
• Cost: 685 SGD per week
• Inclusions:
  • 2 T-shirts
  • Cap
  • Water bottle
  • 2 snacks per day

CitySprouts Easter Holiday Camps

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CitySprouts offers five different Easter camps.

Kids Adventure Easter Holiday Camp 2025: Build Your Own AI Assistant

Join us for a fun hands-on workshop where you and your child will build your own AI assistant, like Alexa! Learn how AI works, program commands, and take home your very own AI device.

Details:

• Date: 15th March 2025 (Saturday)
• Time: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Location: Vidacity, 3A Pasir Ris Drive 6, Singapore
• Who: Parents + children aged 6+
• Price: SGD 436 (includes take-home AI assistant)

What You’ll Do:

• Build and program your own AI assistant
• Learn basic AI skills like voice recognition
• Teach your assistant new commands

Why Join?

• Fun bonding activity
• Exclusive AI device to take home
• Learn from AI expert Abhishek Parolkar

Kids Adventure Easter Holiday Camp 2025: Sprout Discovery

Let your child explore nature, creativity, and fun with Sprout Discovery! This 3-day camp offers a hands-on experience combining farm exploration, mindfulness, crafting, and culinary fun.

Details:

• Date: 19 to 21 March 2025
• Time: 8:30 AM – 12:30 PM
• Location: City Sprouts, 102 Henderson Rd, Singapore
• Age: 6-12 years old
• Price: SGD 325.91

What Your Child Will Experience:

• Day 1: Farm tour, insect hotel crafting, and friendship bands
• Day 2: Nature walk, journaling, and scrapbooking
• Day 3: DIY recipe cards, signature drinks, and pasta cook-off

Why Join?

• Build mindfulness and eco-crafting skills
• Explore farm-to-table cooking
• Foster teamwork and creativity

Kids Adventure Easter Holiday Camp 2025: From Trash to Treasure

Transform Waste into Wonder! Join this hands-on workshop where kids will reimagine discarded materials, tinker with tools, and create functional or artistic projects through upcycling. They’ll build creativity, problem-solving skills, and a love for sustainability.

Details:

• Date: 21st March 2025 (Friday)
• Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
• Location: Vivacity, 3A Pasir Ris Drive 6, Singapore 519422
• Ages: 7 – 12 years old
• Price: SGD 87.20

What Your Child Will Experience:

• Upcycling & Sustainability: Learn how to transform waste into new creations.
• Creative Design: Sketch Easter camp ideas and bring them to life using discarded materials.
• Hands-On Tinkering: Use real tools to assemble upcycled projects.
• Collaboration: Work together, troubleshoot challenges, and refine designs.
• Showcase & Reflection: Present their creations and share insights on sustainability.

Why Join?

• Spark creativity and problem-solving skills
• Learn the value of sustainability and upcycling
• Gain confidence through hands-on creation
• Collaborate and build teamwork skills
• Take home a unique upcycled project!

Kids Adventure Easter Holiday Camp 2025: Inside Out – The Art of Tinkering

Discover the Secrets Inside Everyday Gadgets! This interactive workshop invites kids to explore how common items work from the inside out. They’ll break down gadgets, learn about engineering principles, and enjoy the excitement of tinkering—all while boosting their creativity and problem-solving abilities!

Details:

• Date: 20th March 2025 (Thursday)
• Time: 8:30 AM – 12:00 PM
• Location: Vivacity, 3A Pasir Ris Drive 6, Singapore 519422
• Ages: 7 – 12 years old
• Cost: SGD 87.20

What Your Child Will Experience:

• Disassembly Session: Bring your own item or use one provided to take it apart and uncover its workings.
• Tool Mastery: Learn to handle real tools with precision and care, under expert supervision.
• Exploration & Upcycling: Find components that can be reused, and learn about sustainable design practices.
• Teamwork & Sharing: Collaborate with peers, exchange insights, and showcase your findings.

Why Sign Up?

• Enhance analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities
• Understand engineering basics and how things function
• Build confidence with hands-on experience using tools safely
• Ignite imagination and curiosity through fun, interactive activities
• Embrace sustainability by reusing materials and learning about upcycling

Kids Adventure Easter Holiday Camp 2025: Sock Creature Creation

Let your child’s creativity soar at the Sock Creature Creation workshop! In this fun, hands-on camp, kids will design and sew their own unique soft toys from upcycled socks. They’ll dive into storytelling, character design, and problem-solving while gaining valuable crafting skills.

• Date: 18th March 2025 (Tuesday)
• Time: 8:45 AM – 5:00 PM
• Ages: 9 – 12 years old
• Location: Vivita Singapore, 10 Kampong Eunos, Singapore 417775
• Price: SGD 87.20 (10% off for early registration before 23rd February)

What to Expect:

• Create Your Own Toy: Design and sew a sock creature from scratch.
• Learn New Skills: Master sewing, character design, and storytelling.
• Get Creative: Explore upcycling and character creation.
• Showcase Your Work: Present your creation at the final celebration.

Why Join?

• Spark creativity and boost problem-solving skills.
• Learn about sustainability and the art of upcycling.
• Build confidence by making and sharing a one-of-a-kind toy.

Marine Scientist Day Camp @ Young Nautilus

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Join their Easter holiday camp for a fun-filled day as your family becomes a team of “Marine Scientists”! Explore local biodiversity, discover the secrets of squids with a dissection class, and help protect nature with a beach clean-up. Get ready to observe plants and animals using magnifying glasses, wear your water shoes, and experience what it’s like to be a marine scientist!

Details:

• Duration: 4 Hours
• Age Group: 6+
• Price: $87.00 – $336.00
• Family Friendly: Parents and adults are encouraged to join for family bonding

Key Activities:

• Squid dissection class
• Beach clean-up
• Exploration of coastal wildlife

Important Easter Holiday Camp Information:

• Depending on social restrictions, groups may be combined with other families (maximum of 10 people per group).
• Children of all ages count as individual participants.
• Programmes may be subject to change depending on restrictions.

Dance & Drama Easter Holiday Camps

Act 3Academy Easter Holiday Camps

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Join ACT 3 Academy this Easter for fun-filled holiday camps that spark creativity and imagination in kids of all ages! From drama workshops to interactive storytelling, each Easter holiday camp near me offers a unique experience to learn and grow while having a blast.

The Ant and The Grasshopper: A Musical Adventure

These Easter activities are for kids ages 4 to 8! Kids will explore the classic fable through music, dance, and drama. They’ll experience the value of hard work and play. Through singing and dancing, they will improve their confidence, creativity, and teamwork. At the end of the week, they’ll perform for family and friends in a special show.

• Dates: March 17-21, 2025
• Times:
  • Mon-Thu: 9:00 AM – 11:30 AM
  • Fri: 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM
• Performance: Friday, 10:30 AM – 11:00 AM
• Fee: $350

A Performative Drama Workshop for Toddlers and Their Parents

These Easter activities are designed for children aged 18 to 36 months. In this 60-minute, magical session, parents and toddlers will dive into Aesop’s classic tale The Ant and The Grasshopper. Through music, movement, and storytelling, they’ll explore the world of busy ants and carefree grasshoppers. Parents and children will play the characters, building empathy and understanding. The session will be sensory-rich, with textures and sounds to bring the story to life.

• Dates:
  • Thursdays: March 20 or 27, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
  • Fridays: March 7, 14, or 21, 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturdays: March 15, 22, or 29, 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
• Fee: $45 for One Child + One Parent

Tiny Tales: The Ant and The Grasshopper Adventure

These Easter activities are perfect for young explorers aged 3 to 4 years. Through interactive storytelling, fun movement, and creative play, your child will experience the timeless fable in an exciting and age-appropriate way. They’ll explore characters, sing simple songs, and enjoy sensory activities that make the story come alive.

• Dates:
  • Thursdays: March 13 or 27, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Fridays: March 7 or 28, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturdays: March 8 or 22, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM; March 15 or 29, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
• Fee: $150

Stage Stars: The Ant and The Grasshopper Drama Experience

These Easter activities are for children aged 5 to 7 years. It brings the classic story to life through acting, music, dance, and play. Your child will enjoy exciting activities and learn acting basics. They will dress up as different characters. It’s a fun way to make new friends and build drama skills.

• Dates:
  • Thursdays: March 13 or 20, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Fridays: March 14, 21 or 28, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturdays: March 8 or 22, 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM; March 15 or 29, 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM
• Fee: $150

STEM & Robotics Easter Holiday Camps

Maker Easter Holiday Camp

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Get ready for a fun and educational Maker Easter holiday camp packed with exciting robotics activities! Kids will dive into hands-on learning using cutting-edge tools and gadgets. Here’s the schedule for the week:

Monday:

• Ozobot Path Challenge
• Kami-Gami Dance Party
• Ozobot Easter Skin
• Brush Bot Bunny
• Team Relay with Dash

Tuesday:

• Dash Maze Navigation
• Stickem Bot Stack Challenge
• Singapore Easter Egg Hunt with Robots
• Paper Circuit Bunny Ears*
• KEVA Plank Towers

Wednesday:

• Kami-Gami Battle Bots
• Robot-Assisted Egg Painting
• Lego Robotics Project
• Balloon-Powered Car Bot
• Structure Building with KEVA Planks

Thursday:

• Robotics Obstacle Course
• Stickem Stacking & Precision Control
• Dash Easter Story
• Egg-Balancing Robot
• Egg Tower Challenge

Friday:

• Robot Fashion Show
• Team Challenge with Lego
• Easter Egg Roller Bot
• Kami-Gami Easter Parade
• Awards & Celebration

Easter Camp Details:

• Time: 9 AM to 4 PM
• Includes: 2 snacks, lunch, t-shirt, limited edition cap, and all materials
• Optional: Bus transportation is available
• Price: 685 SGD
• Small groups (5 kids per group)
• Locations: East, West, Centre, Novena

Kids will get to explore creativity, imagination, and engineering while having a blast. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity for little inventors!

Children’s Worklab: S.T.E.A.M holiday camps

This March and Easter Holidays, Children’s Worklab invites kids aged 3 to 13 to explore the exciting world of S.T.E.A.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math). These fun and educational camps will spark your child’s curiosity in Technology and Design. Popular options include the Lego Robotics Robocamp Apprentice, where kids build and program their own robots, and Robocamp Junior/Senior or Spike Prime Camp for those with prior robotics and coding experience.

Younger kids aged 3 to 4.5 can enjoy myCamp Junior, using Duplo to explore building and mechanical concepts. Minecraft/Roblox enthusiasts can create their own gaming levels at the Minecraft/Roblox Game Design Camps. Creative minds can also dive into 3D design at the 3D Modelling and Printing Camp or explore Graphic Design with Canva or Photoshop at the Designer Camp. With so many choices, your kids will have a blast discovering new skills!

• Age: 3 – 13 years old
• Dates: 17 March – 25 April 2025
• Where: Forum The Shopping Mall, UE Square, and Shaw Centre
• Prices: from $449 per camp

DesignTinkers

DesignTinkers offers exciting hands-on workshops for kids this March and April. From building a treehouse, and designing ice cream trucks, to creating eco-homes, children can explore a variety of projects that boost their creativity. The 5-day camps, such as the “DesignTinkers 5-day Camp,” allow kids to prototype unique designs, while others focus on 3D printing, architecture, and branding. These camps provide an engaging platform for kids aged 6 and up to dive into design thinking and tech!

• Dates: Chose your own dates
• Where: 90 Goodman Road, Singapore 439053
• More Details

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Would you like to have more details? Visit the CNY camp websites: Newtonshow, Tomatoschool.

Newtonshow CNY Camps for Kids

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One of the most trusted holiday camps for kids in Singapore, Newtonshow, has prepared a thrilling programme for this year’s Chinese New Year camp – to celebrate one of the most exciting seasons in the year, learn something new, and have fun together. Perfect for young explorers from 3 to 14 years old, Newtonshow Chinese New Year camps are a thrilling combination of science, hands-on activities, creativity, culture, and traditions. From breathtaking science experiments to fun cooking classes for kids to get absolutely ready for your family reunion dinner – the CNY holiday camp for kids at Newtonshow will become an unforgettable educational adventure for your little one.

For this holiday season, Newtonshow has prepared two fascinating camp plans with many experiments, workshops, games, and surprises. Let’s check out Newtonshow’s Chinese holiday camp programmes for kids for 2025!

Newtonshow Chinese Holiday Camp Plans

‘CNY Science Odyssey’ Kids Camp Plan

For all the young adventure seekers! This CNY holiday camp for kids will be truly thrilling! Five days full of experiments, discoveries, inventions, puzzles, challenges, and many other activities! During the ‘CNY Science Odyssey’ Kids Camp, children will learn more about zodiac animals, get acquainted with Chinese traditions through fun experiments, create lovely crafts to celebrate this Lunar New Year, and even more. Let this exciting adventure at Newtonshow Chinese New Year Camp begin!

‘Red Dragon Multi Camp’ Kids Camp Plan

No day at the ‘Red Dragon Multi Camp’ is ever the same. Start your inspiring journey with Robotics Day and build your first robot. Continue with Maker Day and get ready for amazing inventions. Prepare for this year’s reunion dinner during Cooking Day’s cooking classes for kids. Move on to Science Day with fantastic experiments and discoveries. Explore our incredible universe during Space Day.

Your little scientists can join Newtonshow’s CNY kids holiday camps from January 20 to February 28, 2025. Each camp lasts 5 days: from Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 4 PM. The kids’ camp price is SGD137, and it includes all materials, a t-shirt, photos, a certificate, a water bottle, and a limited edition cap. Healthy, delicious meals are also provided (halal/vegetarian/non-vegetarian options are available). Besides, you can take advantage of door-to-door transportation (optional).

Newtonshow’s Chinese holiday camp venues are conveniently located in the East, West, Central, and Novena areas, so you will easily find a welcoming ‘CNY holiday camp near me in Singapore.’

• When: January 20 to February 28, 2025:
  • Monday to Friday: 9 AM to 4 PM
• Chinese New Year Camp Location: Multiple locations in East, West, Central, and Novena
• Age: 3-14 years old
• Chinese New Year Camp Price: S$137 per day
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Tomato Cooking School CNY Camps for Kids

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There is an inviting cooking school for kids in Singapore, where your little ones can get fully prepared for the Chinese New Year reunion dinner in 2025, acquire life-long skills, and have lots of fun. And not only this! Welcome to Tomato Cooking School, which offers exciting Chinese New Year cooking classes for kids in Singapore!

Tomato Cooking School is known and loved for its well-thought kids camps programmes that are interesting, educational, and fun at the same time. Of course, the Tomato team has prepared something very special and tasty for its CNY holiday camp for kids. The one-of-a-kind CNY cooking camps for kids at Tomato Cooking School in Singapore perfectly match cultural learning, hands-on activities, new knowledge and skills – well, and the most delectable creations ever! By the way, at this CNY holiday camp, your little chefs will not only get acquainted with the traditional CNY 2025 reunion dinner menu but also learn some new CNY reunion dinner recipes and cook Chinese New Year 2025 reunion dinner dishes to enjoy at home with the whole family. Forget about CNY food takeaways – you’ll have your personal little chef at home after the CNY camp for kids at Tomato Cooking School. What dishes will kids learn to cook at Tomato’s CNY holiday camp for kids? Little explorers will master iconic Pineapple Tarts, Char Siu Chicken, Vegetarian Wonton Dumplings, and even more! We believe this will be the most heartwarming reunion dinner ever!

Tomato’s CNY holiday camp for kids is great for little explorers from 6 to 14 years old. Children can join the cooking school’s holiday camp programme from January 20 to February 28, 2025. Tomato Cooking School CNY camps for kids are part of the Newtonshow kids camps and last from Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 4 PM. CNY holiday camp’s price is from 100 SGD per day. It includes all materials, two snacks, lunch, a t-shirt, and a limited edition cap. Optional door-to-door bus service is also available.

Tomato Cooking School invites your children to join its thrilling Chinese New Year camp in any of the multiple locations in East, West, Central, and Novena – so, you will have no problem finding ‘cooking classes for kids near me in Singapore.’

• When: January 20 to February 28, 2025:
  • Monday to Friday: 9 AM to 4 PM
• Chinese New Year Camp Location: Multiple locations in East, West, Central, and Novena
• Age: 6-14 years old
• Chinese New Year Camp Price: From S$100 per day
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CUFA Camp: CNY Camps for Kids

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All football lovers, sports enthusiasts, and future sports stars are invited to join a fun-filled Half-Day Football Camp at the Swiss Club outdoor pitch – an exciting Chinese New Year camp at Cosmo United Football Academy.

Ideal for young athletes from 4 to 13 years old, this Chinese New Year 2025 holiday camp in Singapore is an excellent opportunity for active kids to make their first steps into the world of soccer together with professional coaches and experienced players and improve their skills and technique. Regardless of the level of training, all kids will have fun, make new friends, learn to solve problems, and work as a team at the CUFA CNY holiday camp. Little athletes exercise, play football, acquire new skills, and live their best moments in a welcoming, supportive environment under the guidance of the highly professional and highly dedicated staff of CUFA Kids Camp.

If you are looking for active, adventure-packed Chinese holiday camps that benefit children’s minds, health, and souls, the CUFA CNY camp for kids is the right choice for this school holiday in Singapore! This Chinese New Year camp calls all children to join its exciting programme from January 27 to January 31. The kids’ camp will take place at the Swiss Club. CUFA Camp’s CNY camp for kids costs from S$475.

• When: January 27 to January 31, 2025:
  • 8:30 AM to 12 PM
• Chinese New Year Camp Location: Swiss Club, 36 Swiss Club Road, Singapore 288139
• Age: 4-13 years old
• Chinese New Year Camp Price: S$475 – S$525
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Proactiv Sports CNY Camps for Kids

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Are you the happy parents of little curious minds from 4 to 12 years old? Are you trying to find an ideal CNY holiday camp for kids in Singapore that will turn their holiday season into a fascinating adventure? Do you need a Chinese holiday camp that will perfectly combine sports, STEM, and fun activities in one programme? It seems you’ve just found a great option – Proactiv Sports CNY camp for kids!

For this Lunar New Year, Proactiv Sports has prepared a fantastic journey into the Pokemon universe at its CNY camp for kids. The journey will last from January 27 to January 31 from 9 AM to 3 PM and will include a whole range of mind-blowing activities. Ice Braker Activities, Basketball, Pikachu Fun Gymnastics, Onix Scavenger Hunt, Pokemon Trivia and Board Games – and this is just a tiny part of the thrilling things to do that await your young adventurers at this CNY camp for kids. Two snack breaks and a lunch break are also included.

Proactiv Sports CNY holiday camp will cost S$130 for 1 day and S$575 for 5 days. Dri-fit Prodigy Camp T-shirt, camp certificate, weekly prizes, morning and afternoon snacks, and nutritious lunch meals daily are included in this Chinese New Year camp’s price. Lots of fun, new friends, and exciting memories are guaranteed.

Proactiv Sports CNY holiday camp for kids knows how to make this festive season the most fun and meaningful.

• When: January 27 to January 31, 2025:
  • 9 AM to 3 PM
• Chinese New Year Camp Location: Prodigy by ProActiv Sports, 451 Joo Chiat Road, Level 3 Katong Point, Singapore 427664
• Age: 4-12 years old
• Chinese New Year Camp Price:
  • 1 Day: S$130
  • 5 Days: S$575
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The Mindful Camp: CNY Camps for Kids

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The Mindful Camp in Singapore focuses on children’s well-being through physical activity and unique outdoor experiences, surpassing traditional activities.

For the upcoming Chinese New Year, two adventures at Mindful Camp’s CNY holiday camp are planned – one by the river and the other in the mountains, offering diverse nature-based opportunities to explore at these adventure-packed Chinese holiday camps.

Joining these Chinese New Year camps’ adventures will enhance your little explorers’ physical well-being and develop their crucial life skills like resilience and teamwork. The CNY camps for kids enable young campers to step out of their comfort zones, fostering a sense of accomplishment and boosting self-esteem. CNY holiday camps for kids developed by The Mindful Camp prioritise an environment where mindfulness and physical activity coexist, providing children with lessons from the beauty of nature.

In essence, the CNY holiday camp for kids by The Mindful Camp is an immersive experience that shapes young minds positively through physical activity and outdoor exploration.

Camp River calls all adventurers from 4 to 7 years old to dive into new experiences, have fun, and make lasting memories together. Brave hearts from 8 to 12 years old can join a 3-Day Camp Mountain and acquire new skills, overcome thrilling challenges, and build deeper connections with peers.

The Mindful Camp’s CNY camps for kids take place at Swiss Club (Bukit Timah) on January 27, 28, and 31. 3-Day CNY holiday camp’s price is SGD450.

• When: January 27, 28, and 31
• Chinese New Year Camp Location: Swiss Club (Bukit Timah), 36 Swiss Club Rd., Singapore 288139
• Age:
  • Camp River: 4-7 years old
  • Camp Mountain: 8-12 years old
• Chinese New Year Camp Price: S$450
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Wildlings Camps: CNY Camps for Kids

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Wildlings Camp Singapore welcomes all little explorers to merge with wild nature, unveil its centuries-old secrets, and spend the most thrilling time at its CNY holiday camp for kids! Yes, it is an outdoor CNY holiday camp – and it knows how to make your children the happiest ones in the world!

Is there anything more exciting and inspiring than celebrating the Year of the Snake in the jungle at Wildlings’ Chinese holiday camp for brave souls? The answer is obvious! All Sunbirds from 4 to 6 years old, Hornbills from 6 to 8 years old, and Eagles from 8.5 to 11 years old are called to become part of a thrilling adventure at Wildling’s CNY camp for kids and enjoy a CNY crafting, wild cooking, wild science, and even more!

CNY camps for kids by Wildlings Camps is much more than a typical camping experience – it is an immersive venture into the wilderness, imparting crucial survival skills and nurturing a profound bond with the natural world. Your little adventurers can join the CNY holiday camp at Wildlings’ private and purposely designed nature spaces at Dempsey. Kids camp at Wildlings Camps in Singapore will take place on January 27, 28, and 31. Both half-day and full-day options are available. The camp’s price is from SGD369.75.

• When: January 27, 28, and 31:
  • Half-Day: 8:45 AM to 12:15 PM
  • Full-Day: 8:45 AM to 3 PM
• Chinese New Year Camp Location: Dempsey, 27A Loewen Rd, Singapore 248839
• Age:
  • Sunbirds: 4-6 years old
  • Hornbills: 6-8 years old
  • Eagles: 8.5-11 years old
• Chinese New Year Camp Price: From S$369.75
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As you can see, the choice of CNY camps for kids in Singapore is impressive – from thrilling outdoor camps to engaging cooking camps, where your future chefs can get ready for a heartwarming and delicious family reunion dinner in 2025.

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Chinatown Street Bazaar

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The Chinatown Street Bazaar is a lively traditional Chinese New Year festivities hub. You can find all the CNY decorations here! Stroll along Pagoda Street, Smith Street, and Sago Lane to discover an array of stalls offering everything from vibrant lanterns and red banners to intricately designed paper cuttings. Immerse yourself in the festive ambiance as you explore this cultural hotspot, with the iconic Chinatown Heritage Center nearby for an added cultural experience.

• Location: Chinatown, Pagoda Street, Singapore 059193
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Daiso

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Daiso, the famous Japanese retail chain, offers an affordable assortment of Chinese New Year decorations at various outlets across Singapore. With every item priced at S$2, you can deck your home without breaking the bank. Explore their Chinese New Year lanterns, banners, and other festive decor to infuse your space with the season’s spirit.

• Locations: multiple locations
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Far East Flora

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Far East Flora is a renowned garden center that offers a unique twist on Chinese New Year decorations. Explore their collection of potted plants, vibrant blooms, and decorative items to add a touch of nature to your festive setup. The knowledgeable staff can assist you in selecting the perfect greenery to symbolize growth, prosperity, and good luck.

• Location: 555 Thomson Road, Singapore 298140
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TANGS at Tang Plaza And ViVoCity

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Step into Tangs this Chinese New Year and uncover a treasure trove of festive must-haves to transform your home into a celebration-ready haven. From elegant homeware to stylish CNY decorations, this multi-brand retailer has you covered.

Table CNY Decorations Delight

Start with Maison Curio’s Bountiful Table Runner, a striking scarlet centerpiece that sets the tone for a grand reunion feast. Pair it with the CNY Ceramic Series from Gift by Art Tree—beautiful hexagonal dishes adorned with auspicious red motifs and patterns, perfect for adding festive charm to your dining setup.

Living Room CNY decorations

Freshen up your living space with Rapee’s Blossom Cushion Covers, designed to bring a touch of spring indoors. Add Gift by Art Tree’s ruby-red candy tray, filled with festive sweets, to complete the warm, welcoming vibe for your CNY gatherings.

Exclusive Perks for 2025

Shop to your heart’s content and enjoy Tangs’ exclusive gift-with-purchase perks this season! Spend a minimum of S$888 nett at Tangs at Tang Plaza, Tangs at VivoCity, or their online store to receive a delightful Tangs Chinese New Year gift set. This includes a chic melamine snack tray and two CNY goodies from Mdm Ling Bakery—a perfect way to sweeten the festivities.

Tangs is your one-stop shop for curating a festive atmosphere that sparkles with joy, luck, and prosperity this Chinese New Year. You find there all the CNY decorations you need!

• Location: available online and at multiple locations including Tang Plaza and Tangs at VivoCity
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IKEA

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As the year of the sssnake approaches, IKEA offers you to add even more ssleek style and endlesss happiness to your home – and bring the festive spirit with IKEA’s latest Chinese New Year decorations, designed to blend tradition with modern simplicity. Perfect for those who love elegant, contemporary aesthetics, this Swedish retailer presents a fresh take on festive décor for 2025.

IKEA’s FÖSSTA collection of CNY decorations features CNY-inspired accessories in chic shades of maroon, peach, and noble red, of course, creating a modern yet festive vibe. Pomegranate, persimmon, and hawthorn motifs are responsible for your home’s happiness, good luck, and prosperity.

From LED lanterns and doormats to cushions and tablecloths, every piece of the FÖSSTA collection is thoughtfully crafted to elevate your home’s style.

Unique Highlights of IKEA’s FÖSSTA Collection

• Pomegranate, persimmon, and hawthorn patterns – to ensure a festive vibe and bring good luck, happiness, and prosperity.
• LED lanterns inspired by pomegranates – a symbol of wealth and fortune.
• Red tablecloth with pomegranate motifs – for a cosy, stylish celebration with family and friends
• Spring-inspired plates with a shape reminiscent of petals – ideal for festive dining.

Add these gorgeous CNY decorations from the FÖSSTA collection to your home this Chinese New Year for a fresh and festive atmosphere that’s as stylish as it is auspicious.

• Location: IKEA Alexandra, IKEA Jurong, IKEA Tampines
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Fair Price

FairPrice in Singapore is the perfect spot for Chinese New Year decorations. They’ve got colorful lanterns, couplets, and cool zodiac figurines. You can pick from classic or modern styles that fit your vibe. What’s incredible is that they keep it affordable, so you can make your home festive without spending too much. FairPrice is a one-stop shop for everything you need to celebrate the Lunar New Year. Easy and convenient—that’s why everybody loves shopping there!

• Locations: multiple locations
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Shevron

Elevate your Chinese New Year decorations with the luxurious touches from Shevron, known for its beautifully embroidered festive pieces.

• Exquisite Wall Art: Embroidered wall art and lucky couplets add an elegant flair to your home. Look out for the limited CNY decorations edition jumbo couplets featuring four auspicious blessings—perfect for making a bold statement.
• Festive Accessories: Add charm to your table with festive felt coasters or hang embroidered door hangers with blessings on your knobs for a complete Chinese New Year decorations vibe.

For those looking to invest in a piece of forever art, Shevron’s gold thread-embroidered framed art is a must-see. These stunning artworks feature auspicious Chinese characters sewn with pure or metallic gold thread from Japan. Made in Singapore and framed in premium teak wood, they’re not only a luxurious addition to your home but also a thoughtful gift for loved ones.

Shevron’s collection promises to bring elegance, prosperity, and a touch of artistry to your Chinese New Year celebrations.

• Locations: available online
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Urban Li’l CNY decorations

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Urban Li’l, located in the heart of Singapore, is known for its unique and stylish home decor. As the Lunar New Year approaches, the store becomes a haven for shoppers. They’re looking for unique ornaments that mix tradition with modern style. Urban Li’l has everything, from fancy red lanterns to lucky couplets and unique zodiac figurines. The store’s commitment to quality sets it apart. Each piece adds a touch of sophistication to your home. Shopping at Urban Li’l is a must-visit for those seeking distinctive and tasteful CNY decorations to elevate their living spaces.

• Locations: 18 Boon Lay Way, #04-138 Singapore 609966
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SKP’s CNY decorations

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If you’re looking for budget-friendly yet charming Chinese New Year decorations, SKP is the perfect spot. Known for its wallet-friendly event and party essentials, SKP’s festive collection is a treasure trove of CNY must-haves that won’t break the bank.

Explore a variety of CNY decorations, including prosperous couplets, traditional paper cuttings, and auspicious ornaments. We’re especially loving their lucky pineapple trinkets and hanging firecracker ornaments, perfect for adding a festive flair to your home.

Whether you’re decking out your space or hosting a reunion dinner, SKP has everything you need to celebrate in style—without overspending.

• Locations: available online and at multiple locations including SKP Chinatown, Holland Drive, Paya Lebar Quarter, and Tampines Central
• SKP opening hours: Varies
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Mustafa Centre

Mustafa Centre, located in Little India, is renowned for its vast selection of products at competitive prices. You’ll find a dedicated Chinese New Year decorations section as you browse its aisles. Mustafa Centre provides diverse options to enhance Lunar New Year celebrations, from auspicious symbols to festive ornaments.

• Location: 145 Syed Alwi Road, Singapore 207704
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Parkway Parade

The Parkway Parade transforms into a festive wonderland during the Chinese New Year. Discover dedicated sections within the mall offering a variety of Chinese New Year decorations, from traditional to modern. Parkway Parade ensures you’ll find something that suits your style and adds a touch of joy to your home.

• Location: Marine Parade Road, Singapore 449269
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VivoCity

VivoCity is one of Singapore’s largest shopping malls, offering an extensive selection of ideas for Chinese New Year decorations. Explore home decor stores and specialty shops within the mall for diverse festive items to brighten your living space and set the mood for celebration.

• Location: 1 Harbourfront Walk, Singapore 098585
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Haji Lane (Arab Street)

Haji Lane, nestled in the Arab Street district at Haji Lane, is known for its eclectic shops and boutiques. During the Chinese New Year season, some of these unique stores offer creative and artistic CNY decorations, allowing you to infuse a stylish and distinctive flair into your festive setup.

• Location: Haji Lane, Singapore 189241

Thomson Plaza

Thomson Plaza is located in the heartland of Singapore. The mall often features pop-up stores and festive markets as Chinese New Year approaches. Explore Thomson Plaza for a mix of traditional and contemporary Chinese New Year decorations catering to different tastes and preferences.

• Location: 301 Upper Thomson Road, Singapore 574408
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All Events Decor

Planning a grand Chinese New Year bash? Look no further than All Events Decor, your ultimate destination for all CNY decorations festive.

Explore an extensive catalog featuring:

• Artificial flowers to brighten your space with spring vibes.
• Lanterns in various styles add a traditional touch.
• Elaborate centerpieces to make your celebration truly spectacular.

With these festive statements, your CNY celebrations will exude charm and prosperity, ensuring your home is celebration-ready for the Year of the Snake.

• Location: available online or by appointment only
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Lazada Singapore

Lazada Singapore has it all. Need high-end or budget-friendly Chinese New Year decorations? You’ll find them here. Browse millions of products online. Shop lanterns, couplets, table décor, and wall art. The options are stylish, durable, and affordable.

With quick delivery, prepping for CNY 2025 is a breeze. Just click, shop, and get your festive vibes sorted!

• Location: available online
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Kiddy Palace 

Kiddy Palace is a family-friendly store for festive shopping. They offer a wide range of CNY decorations for kids and families. You’ll find colorful lanterns, zodiac figurines, and other fun items. The Chinese New Year decorations are perfect for adding joy to your home. It’s a great stop for parents looking for affordable festive pieces. The store has a variety of Chinese New Year decorations that everyone will enjoy.  

• Locations: Various across Singapore
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Takashimaya

Takashimaya offers premium Chinese New Year decorations for a more elegant celebration. They have luxurious items like intricate lanterns, beautiful flowers, and elegant ornaments. If you want your home to look sophisticated, this is the place to shop. You’ll find high-quality pieces that bring style and luck to your home. The store has everything you need for a more refined festive look. It’s ideal for those seeking a stylish and festive atmosphere.

• Location: 391A Orchard Road, Singapore 238873
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SingPost Centre

SingPost Centre is a convenient spot for quick CNY shopping. It has a variety of CNY decorations that cover all your festive needs. From traditional red lanterns to symbols of luck, they have it all. You can easily pick up items for your home while running errands. It’s a great place for busy shoppers who still want to celebrate in style. Everything is available in one location, so it’s super convenient. 

• Location: 10 Eunos Rd 8, Singapore 408600
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Raffles City Shopping Centre

Raffles City is another great spot for festive shopping. During Chinese New Year, it’s filled with pop-up stores offering CNY decorations. You’ll find everything from lanterns to lucky charms. The mall offers both traditional and modern creative DIY Chinese New Year decorations, so there’s something for everyone. It’s a great place to shop if you want a variety of options in one location. The festive atmosphere will help you get into the CNY spirit.

• Location: 252 N Bridge Rd, Singapore 179103
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BHG Singapore

BHG offers affordable CNY decorations for everyone. They have a variety of items like CNY lanterns, zodiac figurines, and lucky symbols. Whether you’re looking for traditional or modern styles, BHG has something for you. The store is known for budget-friendly options, so you won’t have to spend too much. It’s perfect for shoppers who want quality at a good price. You’ll find all your festive décor needs in one convenient place. 

• Location: online
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Changi City Point

Changi City Point is a convenient shopping mall for picking up CNY decorations. The mall has a good mix of traditional and modern festive décor. You can find everything from lanterns to lucky symbols in their stores. Changi City Point is a great place if you want a variety of affordable options. It’s easy to shop here while taking care of other errands. The Chinese New Year decorations available will add the perfect touch to your festive atmosphere.

• Location: 5 Changi Business Park Central 1, Singapore 486038
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FAQ: Chinese New Year Decorations

What CNY decorations DIY are used during Chinese New Year?
For Chinese New Year, you’ll see lots of red lanterns, couplets (red banners with good wishes), and paper cuttings. People also love to put up zodiac animal figurines and lucky plants like bamboo or orchids. Gold coins and firecracker decorations are popular too. Red is the main color because it represents luck and prosperity. You’ll also find sweet treats in decorative trays, making everything look more festive.

How to decorate your house for the Chinese New Year?
Start by hanging red lanterns at the entrance or around your house. Put up couplets on your doors to welcome good fortune. Your dining table can be decorated with nice table runners, bowls, and plates. A vase with fresh flowers like orchids or lucky bamboo will add some prosperity. Also, display lucky symbols like the Chinese character “福” (Fu) for happiness. Make sure your home is tidy to let good energy flow.

When to take down Chinese New Year decorations in 2025?
It’s customary to leave your CNY decorations up until the 15th day of Chinese New Year, which is the Lantern Festival. In 2025, that’s on February 18. If you take them down earlier, you might be sending away the good luck! But some people may keep their CNY decorations up a bit longer, depending on what they believe or their family traditions.

What color is most commonly used for Chinese New Year decorations?
Red is the main color used for Chinese New Year decorations. It stands for good luck, happiness, and protection from bad things. Gold and yellow are also very popular because they represent wealth and prosperity. You’ll see these colors everywhere – in lanterns, couplets, decorations, and even on clothes, creating a festive and positive vibe!

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Chinese New Year is always an exciting time in Singapore, and one of the highlights is the traditional lion dance. These energetic performances, often accompanied by loud drums and cymbals, are believed to bring good luck and drive away evil spirits. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly shows or cultural experiences, here’s BusyKidd‘s list of where you can catch a lion dance in Singapore during Chinese New Year 2025!

(Note: Double-check with the venues for any last-minute changes to timings or details)

Lion Dance Performances in January 2025

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Saturday, 4 January 2025

• Giant Tampines Hypermarket – 12:00 PM
• Dawson Place – 12:30 PM
• Depot Heights Shopping Centre – 12:30 PM

Sunday, 5 January 2025

• Giant Tampines Hypermarket – 5:00 PM
• Oasis Terraces – 12:30 PM
• Loyang Point – 12:30 PM
• Nee Soon South (Chinese New Year Light-Up Ceremony) – 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM

Saturday, 11 January 2025

• SAFRA Mount Faber (Lion and Dragon Dance) – 11:00 AM to 11:30 AM
• SAFRA Choa Chu Kang (Lion Dance + War Drum & Mascot) – 12:00 PM to 12:45 PM
• Giant IMM Hypermarket – 12:00 PM
• Rivervale Plaza – 12:30 PM
• Anchorvale Village – 12:30 PM

Sunday, 12 January 2025

• SAFRA Toa Payoh (Lion and Dragon Dance) – 11:00 AM to 11:45 AM
• Giant Tampines Hypermarket – 12:00 PM
• Giant IMM Hypermarket – 5:00 PM
• Hougang RiverCourt – 12:30 PM
• Buangkok Square – 12:30 PM

Lion Dance Performances in Mid-January 2025

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Thursday, 16 January 2025

• Kitchener Complex – 12:30 PM

Saturday, 18 January 2025

• SAFRA Punggol – 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM
• SAFRA Yishun – 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM
• Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (Lion Dance – Roaring in the New Year) – 12:10 PM
• Suntec City – 2:30 PM
• Fairprice Finest Dairy Farm Residences – 10:00 AM

Sunday, 19 January 2025

• SAFRA Tampines (Cai Qing & High Pole) – 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
• Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (Lion Dance – Roaring in the New Year) – 12:10 PM
• Marina Square (High Pole Lion Dance) – 3:00 PM
• Fairprice Bukit Merah Central – 9:00 AM

Lion Dance Performances in Late January 2025

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Saturday, 25 January 2025

• Marina Square (High Pole Lion Dance) – 3:00 PM
• Suntec City – 2:30 PM
• Fairprice Tampines 633 – 9:00 AM

Sunday, 26 January 2025

• Marina Square (High Pole Lion Dance) – 3:00 PM
• Giant IMM Hypermarket – 1:00 PM & 2:00 PM
• Northshore Plaza – 12:30 PM

Lion Dance Performances in February 2025

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Wednesday, 29 January 2025

• ION Orchard (Twin Lion Dance) – 3:08 PM

Thursday, 30 January 2025

• ION Orchard (Twin Lion Dance) – 3:08 PM
• National Museum of Singapore – 11:30 AM
• Resorts World Sentosa – 11:00 AM

Saturday, 1 February 2025

• IKEA Tampines – 3:00 PM
• ION Orchard (Twin Lion Dance) – 3:08 PM

Sunday, 2 February 2025

• IKEA Jurong – 10:00 AM
• ION Orchard (Twin Lion Dance) – 3:08 PM

Monday, 3 February 2025

• Suntec City – 10:28 AM
• NEX – 12:00 PM

Tuesday, 4 February 2025

• Marina Square (Cai Qing) – 1:38 PM
• City Square Mall (Lion on High Poles) – 12:00 PM

Pro Tips:

• Always check with the venue in advance to confirm times and availability.
• Some performances include other attractions like God of Fortune appearances, so keep an eye out for extra fun!

This Chinese New Year, make sure you catch the spectacular lion dance performances around Singapore! It’s a great way to soak up the festive spirit and enjoy a cultural experience with your family.

FAQ

1. When are the lion dance performances happening?

The lion dance party kicks off from early January and runs all the way through February! It’s like a whole season of “roar-some” fun. Keep an eye on your favorite malls and community centers – you can catch these lively performances everywhere, from Tampines to Bukit Merah. But always check the details first – these lions are busy, you know!

2. Do I have to pay to watch these lion dances?

Good news – most of these lion dances are totally free! Yes, you read that right, FREE! Just walk in, find a spot, and enjoy the show. Some places might require a little RSVP or have limited seating (because, who doesn’t want the best view of those fluffy lions?), so make sure to check before you go.

3. Can I see a dragon dance too?

Oh, absolutely! In fact, some venues are going all out with both lion and dragon dances. It’s like the ultimate fantasy showdown. Dragons, lions – they’re all there, strutting their stuff, making everyone go “wow!” Check out places like Marina Square or ION Orchard for that extra “wow” factor with the dragons joining the lion crew.

4. Are the lion dances kid-friendly?

Oh, for sure! The lions are all about entertaining the little ones – from their big, bold moves to the colorful costumes. It’s a feast for the eyes (and ears, with all that loud drumming)! Perfect for kiddos, but pro-tip: catch the daytime performances if you want to avoid the post-bedtime grumpiness!

5. What if the lion dance schedule changes at the last minute?

Uh-oh! You know how these lions like to be spontaneous – sometimes they make last-minute appearances. But don’t panic! Keep an eye on the social media pages of the malls or venues you’re planning to visit. They’ll keep you posted on any changes so you can roar up to the right place at the right time!

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Man Fu Yuan (InterContinental Singapore)

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Reserve your table in the heart of Bugis at Man Fu Yuan, where polished menus, Chinese New Year specialties, and a sophisticated ambience come together for an unforgettable celebration.

To welcome the Year of the Snake, Executive Chinese Chef Aaron Tan has crafted a showstopping 60-inch Blazing Snake Fortune Yu Sheng (S$988++ for up to 10 guests). This masterpiece is deeply symbolic. The yu sheng features eight ‘snakes’ arranged to form the Chinese character ‘福’ (fortune), representing peace, joy, health, prosperity, harmony, wealth, support, and good fortune.

The star of the dish, grilled eel ‘snakes’ (蛇鳗), symbolizes renewal and fortune. Chef Aaron’s flambéed unagi adds a theatrical touch and a nod to the zodiac. Premium ingredients like rock lobster, abalone, ikura, salmon sashimi, Hokkaido dried scallop, and crispy fish skin make this yu sheng as luxurious as it is meaningful. A drizzle of golden wafu, roasted sesame dressing, and fragrant shallot oil completes the dish, ensuring a flavorful start to your new year.

• Address: 80 Middle Road, InterContinental Singapore, Singapore 188966
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: 6 Jan to 16 Feb 2025
• Contact details: Call +65 6825 1008
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Hai Tien Lo (Pan Pacific Singapore)

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This Chinese New Year, gather your family and friends for a delicious Cantonese feast at Hai Tien Lo, Pan Pacific Singapore. From 8 Jan to 12 Feb 2025, Executive Chinese Chef Ricky Leung and his team have created 8 special set menus that are sure to impress.

Festive Dishes
Each set comes with a yu sheng platter to start your meal. Other standout dishes include:

• Braised South African Whole Abalone with truffles and crispy sea cucumber.
• Sautéed East Spotted Grouper Rolls in a homemade XO chilli sauce.
• Crispy Barbecued Suckling Pig with caviar, plus deep-fried chicken wings stuffed with bird’s nest, fish maw, and crab meat.

Dessert Delights
Finish your meal with sweet treats like:

• Prosperity Gold Ingot Cake with nuts and shredded yam.
• Double-boiled Almond Cream with bird’s nest and black sesame dumpling in young coconut.
• Chilled Mango Sago Cream with snow swallows and fresh fruits.

Set Menus for Every Group Size
If you’re dining in a pair (minimum 2 pax), choose from:

• Fortune Blessing Menu: S$168 per diner
• Blossoming Spring Vegetarian Menu: S$168 per diner
• Blissful Harmony Menu: S$198 per diner
• Glorious Riches Menu: S$268 per diner
• Meteoric Success Menu: S$338 per diner
• Joyous Abundance Menu: S$498 per diner

For larger groups (minimum 5 pax), try:

• Double Happiness Menu: S$208 per diner
• Divine Treasures Menu: S$288 per diner

Celebrate the New Year with a feast filled with good fortune and great flavors at Hai Tien Lo.

• Address: Level 3, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: 8-27 Jan 2025
• Contact details: Call +65 6826 8240
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Orchard Hotel

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Welcome the Year of the Snake in style at The Orchard Hotel Singapore. Enjoy festive dining with your loved ones at the MICHELIN-selected Hua Ting Restaurant or The Orchard Cafe, where good food and family traditions come together.

The Orchard Cafe serves up the Feast of Fortune Buffet (S$88++ for lunch, S$102++ for dinner). Start with tasty appetizers like Ngo Hiang Crab Meat Roll, Pearl Abalone with Thai Papaya Salad, and Chilled Mala Yabbies. Seafood fans will love the Seafood On Ice station, featuring Boston Lobster, Scallops, and Snow Crab.

Enjoy festive dishes like Roasted Suckling Pig, Sautéed Lobster with Glass Noodles, and Braised Pork Leg with Abalone. At live carving stations, chefs will serve Black Truffle Chinese Spiced Duck and Slow-Roasted Angus Rib Eye.

Don’t miss the charcoal grill, offering smoky treats like Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings, Tiger Prawns, and Satay. End on a sweet note with desserts like nian gao, Bird’s Nest Vanilla Ginger Crème Brûlée, and Sticky Rice with Durian Pengat.

Bring your family to Hua Ting for a special Lunar New Year meal. Choose from à la carte and set menus. Prices start at S$128++ for 2 diners (vegetarian), S$148++ for 4 diners, and S$1,388++ for 10 diners.

Begin your feast with appetizers like Braised Bird’s Nest with Crab Claw. Try the flavorful Buddha Jumps Over The Wall with Abalone.

Move on to mains like Golden Suckling Pig and Pan-Seared Japanese Wagyu Beef. Enjoy the Steamed Black Emperor Fish in Soy Sauce.

Wrap up with desserts like Osmanthus Jelly with Goji Berries. The Double-Boiled Almond Cream with Rice Balls is another must-try.

Vegetarians can savor dishes like Double-Boiled Morel Mushroom Soup. Try the Stuffed Bean Curd with Mushrooms and Braised Vermicelli with Dumplings. Sweet options include Red Bean Soup with Rice Balls and Crispy Nian Gao with Taro.

Book by 14 Jan 2025 to get 25% off. Reserve from 15 Jan 2025 onwards for a 15% discount. Celebrate with great food, good vibes, and precious family moments.

• Address: 442 Orchard Road, Singapore 238879
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: 6 Jan to 16 Feb 2025
• Contact details: Call +65 6739 6666
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Mimi

Mimi, a modern Chinese restaurant, located on the upper floor of The Riverhouse, respects and celebrates tradition while embracing contemporary culinary trends. It creates an expectation of a well-rounded experience where ambiance, culinary creativity, and cultural authenticity come together to offer something distinct within the historic context of The Riverhouse. 

If you are planning a heartwarming annual feast, come and join Mimi as their specially curated CNY set menus will emphasize the flavors and give joy of sharing the experience with your loved ones, making it a memorable and communal occasion. This year they offer 3 general menus with Smoked Salmon Yu Sheng, Steamed Chawanmushi with Bird Nest and Shredded Chicken, unique desserts and vegetarian menu. Choose from three versions of the Exquisite Golden Snake Year CNY Set Menu, starting from $118++, or opt for the Vegetarian Menu at $88++. 

Join them to celebrate renewal, family, and delicious food. Book your spot and make this Lunar New Year one to remember!

• Address: 3A River Valley Road, #02-02, Clarke Quay, Singapore 179020
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: from 13 January 2025
• Contact details: Call or WhatsApp at +65 8879 0688 for any CNY enquiries
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Peach Blossoms

Peach Blossoms offers a delightful mix of sophisticated Cantonese cuisine and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. Their Chinese New Year 2025 menu is packed with delicious dishes, with special options designed for young palates.

The restaurant is perfect for families, with high chairs and stroller access for added convenience. A standout for little ones is the Steamed Egg Custard with Minced Chicken. This smooth and light dish is ideal for toddlers, making it a hit with young diners.

Menus start from SGD 88++ per person. Enjoy a memorable dining experience with your family at Peach Blossoms this festive season!

• Address: 6 Raffles Blvd, Level 5 PARKROYAL COLLECTION Marina Bay, Singapore 039594
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: 6 Jan – 12 Feb 2025 daily
• Contact details: +65 6845 1118
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Xin Cuisine Chinese Restaurant

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As the Dragon Year concludes, Xin Cuisine at Holiday Inn Singapore Atrium welcomes the Year of the Snake with festive cheer and mouthwatering feasts. Starting on 3 January 2025, their opulent set menus, crafted for Chinese New Year celebrations, promise a memorable dining experience.

Treat ah ma or mum to a well-deserved break from the usual reunion dinner preparations. Opt for a grand banquet at Xin Cuisine instead. Their menus start at just S$768++ for six people, with a special 10% discount available.

Kick off the meal with a refreshing Vegetarian Salmon Yu Sheng, followed by the Prosperity Platter featuring roasted pork, duck, and jellyfish. Indulge in luxurious dishes like Braised Dice Abalone with Shredded Fish Maw and Steamed Marble Goby in Hong Kong Style, among other festive delights.

HG One Rewards members dining at Xin Cuisine or ordering from the takeout menu enjoy an exclusive perk. You’ll receive a 25% off return voucher as a token of appreciation for celebrating the festivities with Xin Cuisine.

• Address: 317 Outram Road Singapore 169075 
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: 3 Jan – 12 Feb 2025 daily
• Contact details: WhatsApp: +65 9114 0281  |  T: +65 3138 2531  |  E: [email protected]
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Xi Yan

Celebrate the Year of the Snake with six Chinese New Year set menus. Prices range from S$98++ to S$118++ per person for 6 courses, and S$138++ to S$238++ per person for 8 courses. Highlights include:

• Sea Food Treasure Pot: Packed with abalone, fish maw, quail eggs, roast pork, and more.
• Blanched Red Grouper: Paired with crispy rice and served in a peppery seafood broth.
• Jade Scallion Oil Chicken: Tender chicken in fragrant scallion oil, with ginger, turmeric, and caramelized shallots.

For those who prefer dining at home, pre-order the Xi Yan Pen Cai:

• Premium (S$268): Includes abalone and a variety of ingredients.
• Standard (S$188): Features fish maw and other classics. Both options serve six.

Xi Yan continues to impress with its inventive dishes and heartfelt homage to traditional flavors. Whether you’re dining in or taking away, it promises a Lunar New Year feast to remember!

• Address: Multiple locations
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: 13 Jan – 25 Feb 2025 daily
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Soup Restaurant

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Soup Restaurant is known for its comforting, home-style dishes, making it a favourite for families. Their Chinese New Year 2025 menu has something for everyone, including toddlers. The cosy seating and baby-friendly features make it a great choice for family gatherings. 

A great option for little ones is the Samsui Ginger Chicken. It’s soft and mild, with a light ginger dip that’s perfect for toddlers. Kids menu starts from S$9.90. Come enjoy a warm, family-friendly meal at Soup Restaurant this festive season!

• Address: 150 Kampong Ampat, KA Centre #04-01, Singapore 368324
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: 13-28 Jan 2025 daily
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LONG BEACH Seafood

Long Beach Seafood is the perfect place for families who love fresh and flavorful seafood during the Chinese New Year. Their 2025 menu has something for everyone, including dishes that are toddler-friendly!

Try the Fish and Vegetable Porridge – soft, nourishing, and gentle on young stomachs.

CNY Festive Set Menus are for:

• 3 – 4 Persons
• 5 – 6 Persons
• 7 – 8 Persons
• 9 – 10 Persons

Enjoy a festive feast with your family this Chinese New Year at Long Beach Seafood!

• Addresses:
  • 25 Dempsey Road, Singapore 249670
  • 60 Robertson Quay #01-14, Singapore 238252
  • IMM Building Level 3, Next to Rooftop Garden, Jurong East Street 21, Singapore 609601
  • #01-04 East Coast Seafood Centre, Singapore 449881
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: from 10 to 12 February 2025
• Contact details: +65 6338 9398
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Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant

Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant is a place that values culinary excellence, a welcoming atmosphere, and attentive service. This combination aims to appeal to those seeking a well-rounded dining experience with a blend of traditional and innovative Chinese dishes. 

Join Jia Wei Chinese Restaurant for reunion dinner or lunch and welcome the Year of the Snake embracing the vibrant traditions within an exquisite cuisine!

This year the restaurant offers 4 festive set menus and a la carte CNY menu with Prosperity Australian Lobster Sashimi “Yu Sheng”, Wok-fried Pacific Ocean Prawn, Scallop and Asparagus in XO Sauce, Boiled Bird’s Nest, Hashima, Peach Gum and Red Dates and many more festive meals!

Enjoy a range of festive set menus designed to bring good fortune this Lunar New Year:

• Auspicious Luck Set – S$93 (minimum 4 persons)
• Flourish Fortune Set – S$968 (for 8 persons)
• Golden Prosperity Set – S$1298 (for 10 persons)
• Jade Auspicious Set – S$1888 (for 10 persons)

These sets are perfect for sharing with loved ones during the celebration of the Year of the Snake.

• Address: Level 2, Grand Mercure Roxy Hotel Singapore, 50 East Coast Road, Roxy Square (Opposite Parkway Parade Shopping Centre)
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: 28 Jan – 12 Feb 2025
• Contact details: +65 6340 5678, WhatsApp: +65 8322 2345
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Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant

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Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant, perched magnificently on the 60th floor of the UOB Plaza building, offering its guests amazing 360-degree views Si Chuan Dou Hua Restaurant, perched magnificently on the 60th floor of the UOB Plaza building, offering its guests amazing 360-degree views of the city. The restaurant features the diverse flavours of Chinese cuisine, offering both the bold and spicy Sichuan dishes and the refined Cantonese delicacies. Using the freshest produce and the finest Sichuan ingredients they serve a diverse range of traditional specialties, spanning flavourful soups, vegetarian dishes, fiery deep-fried dishes, and savoury desserts.

Their Lunar New Year set menus start from S$148++ per person (minimum 2 persons to dine).

Usher in the Year of the Snake with Si Сhuan Dou Hua Restaurant as every dish here is a work of art, precisely prepared to highlight the distinct qualities and delectable flavours of premium ingredients!

• Address: 80 Raffles Place, #60-01 UOB Plaza 1, Singapore 048624
• CNY Set Menus Validity Period: 6 January – 12 February 2025
• Contact details: +65 6535 6006, [email protected]
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Yàn at National Gallery Singapore

Yàn offers a refined setting with a selection of delicious Cantonese dishes. Their Chinese New Year 2025 menu includes options that are mild and suitable for young children.

A baby-friendly highlight is the Steamed Egg White with Crab Meat – a light dish that’s easy for toddlers to enjoy.

Menu prices start from SGD 128++ per person.

For a special offer, enjoy a 10% discount on takeaway sets like the Harvest Pen Cai and Crispy Roast Suckling Pig. Plus, if you join the free Park Rewards program, you can enjoy a 15% discount on these specialties. Celebrate the season with great food and exclusive discounts at Yàn!

• Address: #05-02 National Gallery Singapore, 1 St. Andrew’s Road Singapore 178957. Note – The most convenient designated entry point to Yàn is via the Coleman Street Entrance at the National Gallery.
• Contact details: Whatsapp +65 8198 3398, [email protected]
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Chingay Parade Singapore 2025

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This year’s Chingay Parade is all about JOY. It’s a big, colorful celebration of our culture and shared experiences. As Singapore turns 60, the 2025 parade will transform into a lively “Food Wonderland”. It’s about families eating together (Family Joy), sharing stories and cultures (Community Joy), and celebrating achievements (National Joy). Whether it’s a simple home-cooked meal, tasty hawker food, or fancy fine dining, food brings people closer, makes us happy, and creates memories. This theme is all about the joy and warmth food gives, not just for the stomach but for the heart too!

• Date: 7 & 8 Feb 2025, 8 pm
• Where: F1 Pit Building
• Tickets: S$20 – S$60
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CNY Family Fun

Celebrate the festive season with family-friendly activities at the collaboration between Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall, Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, and the Singapore Chinese Orchestra. This year’s highlights include a rooftop art installation with a giant snake lawn, an LED snake dance, a life-sized snake and ladders game, a zodiac exhibition, and a lion dance performance where you can try on props!

There will also be signature programmes like the annual CNY Spring Bazaar, where you can pick up snacks, decorations, and accessories. For concert lovers, enjoy the Rhapsodies of Spring performance by the orchestra. And don’t miss the mahjong classroom, perfect for beginners to learn the game.

• Date: 17 – 19 January 2025
• Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre and Singapore Conference Hall
• Tickets: Prices vary for each event
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River Hongbao 2025

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River Hongbao, an annual Lunar New Year event in Singapore, started in 1986 with the help of the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Association. It showcases Chinese cultures and traditions, including the symbolic ‘Hongbao’ or Red Pocket, which is believed to bring good luck.

Gardens by the Bay transformed into a magical garden with over 18 lantern sets along the River Hongbao. The event offers diverse entertainment, including performances by Chinese cultural troupes, Getai singers, and appearances by Mediacorp artists. Explore the Greetings and Blessings exhibition, showcasing Chinese New Year cards from the past.

Enjoy tasty treats from food stalls and have fun with your family in the carnival atmosphere. There’s something for everyone, from the double-story carousel to bumper boat rides. Don’t miss the bright lanterns, symbolizing wishes for a brighter future. Stay tuned for more details.

• Date: 7 Jan to 8 Feb 2025
• Where: Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Downtown Core, Singapore
• Tickets: Free
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Lunar New Year @ LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort

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Why don’t you embark on an exciting Chinese New Year adventure into the colourful universe of LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort? To take the level of festive spirit and excitement even higher and create plenty of bright family memories! Especially since LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort has prepared a ssssensational programme of celebrations and thrilling activities for this Lunar New Year. You can even make history and take part in the Epic Build of the World’s Longest LEGO Snake! But first things first!

LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort, a welcoming island of fun and excitement situated just about an hour’s drive from Singapore, invites all its friends to step into the New Year of the Snake together – with festive live shows, hands-on workshops, challenges, surprises, Meet & Greets, and the world record that you can set with your family! Let’s check LEGOLAND’s festive programme for this Chinese New Year celebration!

Lunar New Year Celebration Programme

• Daily Live Performances. Prepare for bright colours, lively music, amazing dances, and other cultural traditions at the Beginning Area Festive Stage. Dive into CNY festivities at the Lunar New Year Opening Show. Feel the Beats of Celebration and enjoy an ideal harmony of rhythm and movement. Become part of a spectacular performance at the Farewell Show.
• Weekend and Gala Week Performances. Even more cultural showcases await everyone on weekends and during Gala Week (29 January to 2 February) with the inspiring Dragon Dance, the spirit-filled Lion Dance, mind-blowing Stilt Walkers, enchanting Face Changing performances, and even more.
• Ninjas, Go! All the existing and future Ninjas are welcomed to the magnificent LEGO NINJAGO World. Design and build your LEGO Ninja Eyes. Train with Master Wu at the Ninja Workshop. Unleash your Ninja power!
• Festive Adventures for the Family. Embark on a fascinating Lunar New Year adventure with your family. Find all 12 Chinese Zodiac minifigures hidden in the Beginning Area and Miniland – and get your prizes. Discover the art of Chinese Calligraphy. Have fun and take many cool photos at Meet & Greet sessions.
• Build of the World’s Longest LEGO Snake. Finally, the highlight of all Lunar New Year Festivities at LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort! Don’t miss an opportunity to become part of something big, fun, and impressive! Join the Epic Build of the World’s Longest LEGO Snake. Up to 1 million LEGO bricks for a 338-meter-long snake – can you imagine this? 5000+ builders are needed to complete this fantastic mission and make history! Be sure to become a part of it! By the way, the Snake’s head weighs 200 kg – and it took about 400 hours to pre-build this incredible centerpiece. Now, it’s your turn!

So, are you ready for thrilling Lunar New Year adventures at LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort?

• Date: 16 January to 23 February 2025
• Where: LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort, 7, Persiaran Medini Utara 3, 79100 Iskandar Puteri, Johor Darul Ta’zim, Malaysia
• Tickets: From RM169
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Rhapsodies of Spring 2025 Concert

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Get ready to welcome the Year of the Snake with the Rhapsodies of Spring 2025 Concert, a festive celebration presented by the Singapore Chinese Orchestra and the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre. Led by SCO Principal Conductor Quek Ling Kiong, the concert will feature an exciting lineup of performances, including the grand finale of the CAPITAL 958 radio play Reunion, bringing the story to life in a spectacular way.

Adding to the festive mood, the concert will showcase captivating performances by Zhang Li on the liuqin and Xu Hui on the guzheng. The rich harmonies of The Purple Symphony Choir, guided by Chorus Mistress Khor Ai Ming, will create a magical atmosphere. With Mediacorp CAPITAL 958 presenters hosting the event, this is a celebration you won’t want to miss.

• Date: 17 & 18 Jan 2025, 7:30 pm
• Where: SCO Concert Hall
• Tickets: From S$20 to S$80
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Celebrate Lunar New Year 2025 at SAFRA Clubs

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This festive season promises an exciting lineup of activities, games, and promotions for everyone to enjoy. From fun challenges like the Wish Prosperity Out Loud, where SAFRA members can win a free IJOOZ drink, to the thrilling Giant Snake & Ladder Game with a unique twist, there’s something for all ages. Don’t forget to check out the Zodiac Prediction boards supported by Way Fengshui to discover what the Year of the Snake holds for you.

For those who love shopping and dining, SAFRA has special promotions for you. Collect stamps as you shop and dine to redeem e-vouchers, or earn double SAFRAPOINTS at participating outlets during the festive period. Members can also enjoy exclusive deals at SAFRA vendors, such as discounts on spa treatments and English courses.

Make the celebration extra special by stepping into tradition with the Hanfu Experience, where you can dress in elegant Hanfu costumes and capture picture-perfect moments. SAFRA’s Content Creator Club will be hosting this activity at various clubs, so be sure to check the schedule.

• Date: J11 Jan to 11 Feb 2025
• Where: Multiple locations
• Tickets: Depends on the event
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Get Crafty! – Spring Blossoms Basket

Celebrate the arrival of spring with a fun and creative activity by Happy Hands Can. Participants will decorate a charming mini basket, perfect for holding festive goodies during the Lunar New Year.

The provided materials include a woven basket (30.5cm in height and 11.5cm in diameter), colorful fabric flowers, elegant ribbons, and a wooden cutout of the Chinese character “Fu” for prosperity. This activity is open to all ages, making it a wonderful experience for kids, adults, and seniors alike. Children under 7 years old should join with an adult for extra fun and support.

• Date: 18 – 19 Jan 2025, 10 am – 6 pm
• Where: Australian Garden, Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
• Tickets: S$15
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Get Crafty! – A Spring Wind Chime

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Celebrate the joy of spring with a delightful crafting activity by Tippsyfingers. Create your very own whimsical wind chime, adorned with colorful beads and fabric flowers. Let its soothing chime bring a touch of tranquility as it dances with the breeze.

The materials provided include a bamboo frame (10cm in diameter), 5 fabric flowers, a copper bell with a tassel, 4 mini bells, and 12 vibrant acrylic beads. This activity is perfect for adding a creative and calming touch to your spring celebrations.

• Date: 25 – 26 Jan 2025, 10 am – 6 pm
• Where: Australian Garden, Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
• Tickets: S$15
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Spring Blossoms: Legend of Lady White Snake

Welcome the Year of the Snake with a breathtaking floral display inspired by the legendary love story of Xu Xian and Bai Suzhen, the snake spirit. Set in a picturesque Chinese garden, this enchanting exhibit captures the beauty of spring and the romance of this timeless tale.

Explore the vibrant blooms and auspicious flowers that symbolize prosperity and new beginnings, all within the stunning Flower Dome.

• Date:  17 Jan – 23 Feb 2025, 9 am – 9 pm
• Where: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
• Tickets: Admission charge to Flower Dome applies
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Chinatown Street Lights Up for Lunar New Year 2025

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Chinatown will shine bright this Lunar New Year! In 2025, the streets will fill with glowing lights and beautiful sculptures, bringing festive vibes back to life. Head to New Bridge Road, Eu Tong Sen Street, South Bridge Road, and Upper Cross Street to enjoy the colorful displays. Families can also join fun workshops and festive activities. The 2025 celebrations begin on 8 January at 6 PM with the Opening Ceremony and Street Light-Up at Kreta Ayer Square. Come to see the beautiful lights and decorations. Enjoy live performances, food, and fun activities for the whole family. Don’t miss the excitement!

• When: From 18 Jan 2025
• Price: Free
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Carve & Prosper: Chinese New Year Lino Art Workshop

Celebrate the Lunar New Year with creativity! In this hands-on workshop, you’ll carve a Chinese New Year character onto a lino art sheet and turn it into your own stamp. Then, bring your design to life by stamping it onto a tote bag, creating a unique and personal piece. This workshop is a fun way to make a festive accessory or a thoughtful gift. No experience is needed—just bring your creativity and festive spirit!

• When: 19 Jan 2025, 1:30 pm – 3 pm
• Where: Chinatown Visitor Centre- 2 Banda Street Singapore 059963
• Price: S$25
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Wan Qing Tales of Spring Festival x Zodiac Cardboard Robotics Workshop

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Join for the Wan Qing Tales of Spring Festival x Zodiac Cardboard Robotics Workshop! Hear stories about the Chinese zodiac and Chinese New Year myths from local authors and storytellers. There are two sessions. The first is in Mandarin on 18 January. And the second is in English on 19 January. The workshop lasts for 90 minutes. It’s a fun, creative experience. Don’t miss it!

• When: 18 & 19 Jan 2025, 1 pm, 3 pm, 5 pm
• Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre — Creative Box, Level 6
• Price: Free admission with some ticketed activities
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Huayi: Chinese Festival of Arts 2025

Launched in 2003 for Chinese New Year, Huayi at Esplanade—Theatres on the Bay celebrates Singapore’s multicultural heritage. It aims to be the pinnacle festival for Chinese artists, showcasing outstanding works internationally. Huayi offers diverse artistic expressions through commissions and presentations, spanning traditional to contemporary forms. Committed to promoting Singapore artists globally, it has become a warmly embraced festival and a sought-after platform for Chinese artists worldwide. During Chinese New Year, Huayi invites everyone to enjoy inspiring arts programs and start the year positively.

“Don’t eat snake, feast your senses at Huayi!” is the motto of this festival.

• Date: 7 – 16 Feb 2025
• Where: 1 Esplanade Dr, Singapore 038981
• Tickets: Prices vary for each event
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The snake symbolizes wisdom and transformation in Chinese culture. The Year of the Snake is associated with reflection, change, and growth. Individuals are encouraged to embrace new perspectives and adapt to challenges with grace. It’s a time for inner strength and personal growth, overcoming obstacles with wisdom. Navigate the Year of the Snake and harness its energy for meaningful progress.

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Origin and Significance

The Ang Bao tradition finds its origins in Chinese folklore and mythology, dating back centuries. Legend has it that a fearsome demon, “Sui,” would terrorize children on New Year’s Eve. To protect their offspring, parents would fill red envelopes with money and place them under their pillows to ward off the evil spirit. This evolved into a practice of gifting red envelopes, or “Ang Bao,” as a symbol of good luck, prosperity, and protection.

The color red, symbolizing joy, luck, and happiness, is integral to this tradition. It is believed to bring positive energy and drive away evil spirits, making red envelopes an essential element in various celebrations, particularly during the Chinese New Year.

Occasions for Ang Bao

While the Chinese New Year is the most prominent occasion for Ang Bao exchanges, the tradition extends to other significant life events. Weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, and the birth of a child are all occasions when red envelopes are exchanged. The act of giving and receiving Ang Bao is seen as a gesture of goodwill, expressing blessings, good wishes, and support for the recipient’s future.

Teaching Values Through Ang Bao

Beyond the monetary aspect, the Ang Bao tradition provides a unique opportunity for parents to instill values in their children. Parents can use the act of giving and receiving red envelopes as a platform to teach gratitude, generosity, and the importance of familial bonds. It becomes a way to connect with cultural roots while imparting essential life lessons in a tangible, memorable manner.

The Art of Giving Ang Bao

Typically, elders or married couples give red envelopes to younger family members. The amount of money enclosed is symbolic, with odd numbers considered auspicious. However, the value placed on the thought and positive energy behind the gift is equally important. Parents can use this tradition as an opportunity to express love and support for their children’s future endeavors.

Teaching Children the Ritual

Educating children about the significance of the Ang Bao tradition is key to its continuity. Parents can involve their children in the process, explaining the cultural roots and even encouraging them to create personalized red envelopes. This not only sparks creativity but also deepens the connection to their heritage, ensuring that the tradition is passed down with meaning and understanding.

Financial Literacy and Ang Bao

As financial literacy becomes increasingly important, the act of giving Ang Bao provides an ideal opportunity for parents to introduce basic financial concepts to their children. Parents can discuss saving, budgeting, and responsible spending, using the money received in red envelopes as a practical tool for teaching valuable financial skills.

Digital Red Envelopes: Embracing Technology

In our fast-paced, tech-savvy world, the digitalization of the Ang Bao tradition has become a prevalent trend. Young parents can now send virtual red envelopes to their children using various online platforms, adding a contemporary twist to this age-old practice. This not only aligns with the times but also introduces children to the essence of the tradition in a format they can easily relate to.
In conclusion, the modern Ang Bao tradition for young families is a dynamic and evolving tapestry that weaves together ancient customs with contemporary twists. Embracing technology, imparting values, and adapting to the unique circumstances of each family, this tradition becomes a versatile tool for creating meaningful connections and instilling cultural pride.

Red Envelopes: Where To Buy

Numerous places across the city cater to this festive practice, making it easy for celebrants to find red envelopes. From bustling Chinatown markets and specialty stores to major shopping malls, these symbolic envelopes, adorned with auspicious designs, are readily available. We’ve collected a few places where you can get them: Lazada, SKP, Shopee, Etsy shops always have lots of variants to offer.

CNY Ang Bao Rates 2025: How Much to Give for Chinese New Year

Ang bao giving is a cherished tradition in Chinese culture. Married couples and elders pass these red envelopes to juniors and unmarried singles as a symbol of well-wishing. The amount varies depending on the relationship, with immediate family members usually receiving the most generous ang bao. Close relatives, friends, and children of acquaintances follow.

When it comes to giving, even numbers are key. Lucky amounts like S$6, S$8, and S$10 are common, while amounts with the number “4” are avoided because it sounds like “death” in Mandarin. Crisp new notes are preferred, so check with your bank for availability. Digital e-hongbao options are also becoming popular, allowing you to send blessings virtually without the need for queuing.

Helpers and secretaries are often given larger sums to show appreciation for their hard work, while a token amount is usually enough for service staff like security guards or waiters. If you’re gifting to school or enrichment teachers, note that school staff can’t accept cash but appreciate thoughtful treats like pineapple tarts or mandarin oranges instead.

Etiquette matters, too. Always give and receive ang bao with both hands as a sign of respect. It’s polite to express your good wishes when handing over a red packet, and if you’re receiving one, avoid opening it in front of the giver. Keeping a few ang bao of varying amounts in your bag is a good idea for unexpected encounters during the festive period.

The joy of ang bao giving extends beyond money—it’s about sharing blessings and bringing smiles to those around you. Whether you’re saying “Gong Xi Fa Cai!” to wish happiness and prosperity or shouting “Huat ah!” while tossing yu sheng, Chinese New Year is a beautiful time to connect with family and friends.

Wishing you and your loved ones a prosperous and joyful Chinese New Year!

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Types of Chinese New Year Goodies and CNY Snacks

Chinese New Year is deservedly considered one of the most important and much-awaited holidays in Chinese culture. It impresses with its bright traditions and celebrations. No doubt, food, including CNY snacks, is among the main aspects of the festivities. Especially considering the fact that many Chinese New Year goodies are not just mouthwatering treats but also important symbols and wishes.

Some of the most popular Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks include:

• Pineapple Tarts, one of the most beloved Chinese New Year goodies, symbolise wealth and prosperity.
• Love Letters for CNY, also known as Kuih Kapit, bring wealth and happiness.
• Bak Kwa – one of the most popular CNY snacks – is considered to drive away negative energy.
• Sticky Rice Cake – also known as Nian Gao – is a traditional CNY cake that signifies growth in the coming year.
• Almond Cookies illustrate coins and are believed to bring good fortune.

Other variants of Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks include Tapioca Biscuits, Dragon Biscuits, Candied Dried Fruit, Prawn Spring Rolls, Peanut Cookies, and other delicious options.

When is Chinese New Year 2025 in Singapore? The 1st day of Chinese New Year in 2025 is January 29. Well, it seems it is time to check out the places to buy the best Chinese New Year 2025 goodies and CNY snacks in Singapore, isn’t it?

Chinese New Year Goodies and CNY Snacks: TOP Places to Buy in Singapore

MDM Ling Bakery

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MDM Ling Bakery boasts fame as one of the best bakeries in Singapore for Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks. It is well-known and well-loved by many families in The Lion City and serves as a right-hand assistant providing an array of delectable traditional Asian pastries. Moreover, MDM Ling Bakery is one of the best places to buy halal Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks. Known for its incredible mooncakes, the bakery amazes all customers with a great selection of flavours, from classic lotus seed paste to innovative choices like durian and red bean. Besides, MDM Ling Bakery also creates other masterpieces of culinary arts like pineapple tarts, sweet buns, and iconic MDM Ling Bakery cookies in Singapore. A great choice of vegetarian Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks is also available.

You may be sure that Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks created by MDM Ling Bakery will meet all your expectations and cause only positive reviews.

• Address: 10 Ang Mo Kio St 65, Techpoint, #03-15, Singapore 569059
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Aunty Hong

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Aunty Hong offers an enticing array of Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks showcased through their special CNY gift bundles. Delight in the festive spirit with thoughtfully curated selections, each bundle featuring an exquisite assortment of traditional and contemporary Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks. Aunty Hong’s commitment to quality and flavour is evident in every bite, making their CNY gift bundles with snacks and Chinese New Year goodies a delightful choice for sharing joy and auspicious wishes with family, friends, or business associates during this festive season.

Jubilee Delights, The Prosperity Mix, Harvest of Joy, and other sets of tasty Chinese New Year goodies and snacks will make your loved ones the happiest people ever this CNY 2025!

• Address: 1005 Aljunied Ave 5, #01-42, Singapore 389886
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Ding Bakery

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Ding Bakery – CNY Goodies Singapore Pte. Ltd. is a renowned establishment that specialises in crafting Ding Bakery’s Chinese mooncake treats. For the Chinese New Year 2025 menu, Ding Bakery has traditional goodies and CNY snacks like Singapore’s best pineapple tarts, Singapore’s wide choice of CNY cookies for celebration 2025, as well as Kopi Gao Siew Dai, Spicy Shrimp Rolls, and other delicious options. Ding Bakery offers a delightful array of goodies that capture the essence of this meaningful festivity. With its commitment to first-quality ingredients, time-honoured recipes, and the widest choice of Chinese New Year delights and snacks for your CNY 2025, Ding Bakery is a go-to destination for everyone looking for authenticity and beloved tastes. Did we mention that it is also a place to find the best kueh bangkit in Singapore?

Whether you need Chinese New Year goodies for you to indulge in festive treats or to gift your loved ones, Ding Bakery is an excellent option for buying CNY goodies and snacks.

Take advantage of free Chinese New Year goodies delivery for orders above $100.

• Address: 140 Paya Lebar Road, #03-13, Singapore 409015
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Bread Garden

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If you are in search of the Premium Pineapple Tart, Premium Charcoal Pineapple Tart, Black Sesame Ball, Crunchy Green Pea Cookies, and other delicious Chinese New Year goodies, Bread Garden is exactly what you are looking for. The bakery offers its customers 100% freshly handcrafted CNY goodies and snacks created from natural and premium ingredients with no preservatives – so you’ll find only love and delightful taste in Bread Garden’s Chinese New Year goodies and snacks for CNY 2025. Besides, the bakery prepares a choice of lovely gift sets with its signature Chinese New Year goodies.

By the way, Bread Garden is a halal-certified bakery, so it’s your reliable supplier of halal Chinese New Year goodies and snacks for CNY 2025 in Singapore.

Bread Garden has multiple locations islandwide, so you can self-collect your delicious Chinese New Year goodies and snacks for the CNY celebration at the bakery’s outlet near you. Chinese New Year goodies and sets delivery is also available.

• Address: Multiple locations with a great choice of Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks
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Pineapple Tarts Singapore

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No Chinese New Year is possible without Pineapple tarts, and there’s no better place in The Little Red Dot to get your portion of these beloved Chinese New Year goodies than Pineapple Tarts Singapore. Yes, as the name implies, this company specializes in the creation of the most delicious pineapple tarts in Singapore. However, it will also impress you with an excellent choice of other CNY goodies and snacks. Crispy Sia – Hae Bee Hiam Prawn Roll, Thousand Layer Goodness – Kueh Lapis, Yin Yang – Charcoal Love Letters, the most amazing selection of savoury homemade pineapple tarts, and other Chinese New Year goodies and snacks for your festive CNY dinner – is there anything else needed? Pineapple Tarts Singapore also has various Gift Sets with your favourite Chinese New Year goodies.

• Address: 22 New Industrial Road, Primax, #03-15, Singapore 536208
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Baker’s Brew

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Baker’s Brew is ready to greet Chinese New Year with a mind-blowing assortment of goodies. Celebrate this year’s holiday with Hae Bee Hiam Cookies, Pineapple Pillows, Ondeh Ondeh Cookies, Pineapple Bak Kwa Cookies, and Peanut Almond Cookies – and add some special touch to your CNY 2025. Baker’s Brew also has a wide range of Chinese New Year Hampers with its signature Chinese New Year goodies – ideal gifts for your family, friends, and colleagues.

You can order your favourite Chinese New Year goodies at multiple locations islandwide, including Baker’s Brew at Upper Thomson, Baker’s Brew at Great World, Baker’s Brew at Jem, and other points to get the best Chinese New Year cookies and other goodies and snacks for unforgettable CNY 2025 in Singapore. With Baker’s Brew, you’ll easily find the best Ondeh Ondeh Cookies and Pineapple Bak Kwa Cookies near me in Singapore!

• Address: Multiple locations with a great choice of Chinese New Year goodies
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Baker’s Well

Baker’s Well is an inviting bakery that has operated since 2004, and it knows for sure how to impress you this CNY. Nonya Apple Shaped Pineapple Tarts, Healthy Almond Pillows, Lychee Cookies, Nonya Love Letters, and other tasty options will prove that Baker’s Well has one of the best CNY 2025 goodies selections throughout Singapore.

The Baker’s Well bakery is your destination for fresh and healthy Chinese New Year goodies that will make your celebration even brighter.

• Address:
  • Bakers Well Bakery: 35 East Coast Road, Singapore 428754
  • Bakers Well SOUVENIR Cafe-Retail: Changi Airport Terminal 2, #02-05, Departure North (Public), Singapore 819643
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Bengawan Solo

The first Bengawan Solo Cake Shop opened its doors in 1979. Since then, the company has delighted all Singaporeans and visitors to the city with its delicious treats for every occasion, including Chinese New Year, of course. Bengawan Solo has everything you can imagine for your ideal celebration – from Bengawan Solo cookies for every taste to Love Letters and Indonesian Kueh Bangkit. Here, you can find delicious CNY snacks as well. Bengawan Solo pineapple tarts are a must-try.

Your Bengawan Solo’s Chinese New Year goodies await you at multiple locations in Singapore, including Bengawan Solo at Jewel Changi Airport, Bengawan Solo at Bukit Panjang Plaza, Bengawan Solo at Serangoon Gardens, and other places. Ideal destination for Chinese New Year goodies and snacks shopping for upcoming CNY 2025.

• Address: Multiple locations with a great choice of Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks
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La Levain

Freshly handcrafted using premium ingredients with love and best wishes, Chinese New Year goodies created by La Levain won’t leave anyone indifferent. Osmanthus Pineapple Balls, Earl Grey Cranberry Cookies, Sicilian Pistachio Cookies with Fleur de Sel – and this is just the beginning of all delectable La Levain’s Chinese New Year goodies! Are you ready to broaden your culinary horizon and turn your CNY 2025 celebration into a real feast of tastes?

• Address: 23 Hamilton Road, Singapore 209193
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Little Nonya’s Cookies

Little Nonya’s Cookies has delighted all Singaporeans with incredible Chinese New Year goodies for many years already, and many families can hardly imagine a CNY celebration without its traditional festive delicacies. Prosperity Pineapple Tarts, Lucky Almonds, Fortune Peanut, and other Chinese New Year goodies by Little Nonya’s Cookies will become another family tradition as soon as you taste them.

By the way, Little Nonya’s Cookies offers nice Bundle Deals for its Chinese New Year goodies, so you can choose a Prosperous Bundle, a Fortune Bundle, or a Lucky Bundle as a present for this CNY.

• Address:
  • Little Nonya’s Cookies Flagship Store: 190, Middle Road, Fortune Centre, #04-10, Singapore 188979
  • Little Nonya’s Cookies at Novena Square: 238 Thomson Road, Level 1, Singapore 307683
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Lek Lim Nonya Kueh

For the tastiest Nian Gao in Singapore, as well as other Chinese New Year goodies, head to Lek Lim Nonya Kueh. Almond Balls, Pineapple Golden Balls, Love Letters, Almond Biscotti, and other Chinese New Year goodies will amaze even the most sophisticated connoisseurs. However, the highlight of Lek Lim Nonya Kueh’s CNY snacks and goodies menu is undoubtedly its Nian Gao, a Sticky Rice Cake.

Yes, it is important to note that Lek Lim Nonya Kueh is your destination for halal CNY snacks and goodies for the Chinese New Year 2025 celebration.

• Address: 84 Bedok North Street 4, #01-21, Singapore 460084
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My Mum’s Cookies

Are you looking for the best halal Chinese New Year goodies? Congratulations! You’ve just found it! My Mum’s Cookies is ready to gift you incredible tastes that will evoke nostalgia, boost your mood, and make you dream. Pistachio Cookies, Cranberry Pineapple Balls, Passion Fruit Pineapple Balls, Pineapple Tarts – it’s time to treat your tastebuds to mouthwatering Chinese New Year goodies. And what about Shrimps Rolls, Cod Fish Crackers, and other CNY snacks?

Filled with love, nostalgia-evoking Chinese New Year goodies and tasty CNY snacks created by My Mum’s Cookies are an excellent option for a joyful celebration.

• Address: 50 Serangoon North Ave 4, First Centre, #01-26, Singapore 555856
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Wang Lai Bakery

Wang Lai Bakery’s Chinese New Year goodies, as well as CNY snacks, are all about traditions, authenticity, quality, and fantastic flavours. The widest choice of Pineapple Tarts that will leave you speechless, with Melt in Your Mouth Pineapple Tarts, Melt in Your Mouth Cheese Pineapple Tarts, Premium Cranberry Pineapple Tarts, and other delectable options on the menu of Chinese New Year goodies. Kuih Bangkit, Almond Cookies, Honeycomb Crackers, and other CNY Cookies that will literally Melt In Your Mouth. The greatest selection of Love Letters, with Premium Chicken Floss Love Letter Rolls, Premium Peanut Butter Love Letters, Premium Chocolate and Peanut Butter Love Letters, and other tasty variants. CNY snacks that will make your celebration ideal: Premium Prawn Rolls, Premium Salted Egg Crab Sticks, Premium Fried Prawn Sticks, and more. Well, it seems we can continue the list of delectable Chinese New Year Goodies and CNY snacks offered by Wang Lai Bakery endlessly.

Have you already chosen your CNY snacks and goodies to order this year?

• Address: 20 Sin Ming Ln, #03-58 Midview City, Singapore 573968
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By the way, there is another idea, where you can not just find a great selection of Chinese New Year goodies but also experience the spirit of this celebration to the fullest. Can you guess it? Yes, we are talking about Chinese New Year markets and fairs, and their choice in Singapore is impressive. Some of the brightest and the most popular fairs for Chinese New Year shopping and other activities are Takashimaya CNY Fair 2025, CNY at Suntec, Festive Fair at People’s Park, and other lively festive fairs at Chinatown and throughout the island. From lifestyle products, gifts, and other nice items to mouthwatering Chinese New Year goodies and CNY snacks together with a vibrant atmosphere and lots of excitement are guaranteed.

As we have already mentioned, traditional Chinese New Year goodies are not just a delightful treat but also a great gift for your nearest and dearest with a very special meaning. If you are looking for a nice present for this holiday, we highly recommend you consider CNY hampers 2025. You can order a selection of CNY snacks and other surprises in Singapore. What do you think of such an idea of a present with Chinese New Year goodies for this memorable holiday?

As you can see, the choice of welcoming places to find delicious Chinese New Year goodies and snacks for the CNY 2025 celebration is huge. So, whether you plan to choose your favourite Chinese New Year goodies or want to try new CNY snacks, you can easily organise the most sumptuous dinner for your nearest and dearest and choose the most meaningful and tasty presents for your family and friends.

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Chinese New Year 2025: The Story Behind The Beloved Holiday

Chinese New Year (aka Lunar New Year or Spring Festival) is one of the major festivals not just in the Celestial Empire but in all other corners of our beautiful planet. What is more, it is among the most significant celebrations for families. It commemorates the beginning of a new year on the traditional lunisolar Chinese calendar. BTW, the Chinese New Year is a festival with an eventful background and more than three and a half thousand years old story.

The Chinese New Year’s date depends on the lunar calendar – it falls on the first day of the first Chinese lunisolar month – between January 21 and February 20. Traditionally, the festival lasts from CNY Eve to the Lantern Festival.

When is Chinese New Year in 2025? Chinese lunar calendar shows us that we will commemorate CNY 2025 on January 29, 2025. How long is the Chinese New Year in 2025? CNY 2025 will last until February 2, 2025.

Is Chinese New Year 2025 a public holiday in Singapore? Yes, CNY 2025 is on the list of public holidays in Singapore.

Each year is represented by one of twelve zodiac animals from the Chinese zodiac – and each animal has its distinctive characteristics. It is even considered that our character depends on the Chinese zodiac of our birth year.

What is the Chinese New Year animal for 2024? 2024 is the year of the mighty Dragon. What is the Chinese New Year animal for 2025? Chinese New Year 2025 zodiac is the Snake, which is associated with wisdom, elegance, and enigma.

During the festival, you can see Chinese New Year animals literally in every detail – in decorations, presents, and even festive dishes. So, get ready for the CNY 2025 festivities under the sign of a wise and enigmatic Snake.

The Chinese New Year festival is known for a great number of customs and traditions that ensure you spend important time with your family, experience thrilling activities, and create precious memories. Let us check some of the must-follow family traditions for this CNY 2025!

Chinese New Year 2025: Family Traditions

Chinese New Year 2025 is a perfect opportunity to meet with your family and friends, wish your nearest and dearest all the best for the next year, eat delectable Chinese New Year’s day meals, sing charming Chinese New Year songs, and experience exciting CNY 2025 happenings.

CNY 2025 festivities in Singapore take place islandwide. Street Light Up, Chingay Parade 2025, River Hongbao, brilliant performances, lively fairs and markets, and more – the whole of the city-state turns into a bright venue for the CNY 2025 festival. 

All Singaporeans and city guests can find themselves in the very heart of Chinese New Year 2025 in Chinatown. The streets of Chinatown are lit up with myriads of mesmerizing lights and decorated with Chinese New Year symbols – dragons, lions, snakes, etc. Brilliant shows, vibrant fairs, and CNY 2025 spirit in the air – it is definitely a must-visit place for your Chinese New Year 2025 celebration.

So, let us learn more about the traditions to follow with your loved ones this CNY 2025!

Bai Nian

This is the first thing one should do during CNY 2025 – from the very 1st day of Chinese New Year and throughout the entire celebration of the festival. Bai Nian’s meaning is ‘to pay a visit.’ Bai Nian is an act of greeting and blessing.

Reunion Dinner on Chinese New Year 2025 Eve

The highlight of Chinese New Year 2025 lies in the Reunion Dinner held on Chinese New Year’s Eve. Families gather around a table with traditional Chinese New Year dishes that stand for good fortune, success, and longevity. From steamed fish to dumplings, each dish carries its special meaning. Reunion Dinner on CNY 2025 Eve fosters a sense of togetherness and allows family members to gather, have a precious time in a heartwarming atmosphere, and share blessings for the upcoming year.

Families can choose from various options for their CNY 2025 Eve reunion dinner. Some may decide on a traditional variant by preparing the Chinese New Year food with their own hands, creating a warm and cozy atmosphere in their homes. This is exactly what the majority of Chinese families decide on. They gather at a family member’s home instead of a restaurant since it is the most important meal for Chinese families – especially for families with relatives living far away from home.

Alternatively, many families prefer the convenience of ordering takeaway or delivery of Chinese New Year meals. This offers them to enjoy the iconic CNY 2025 flavours without the hassle of cooking. It seems like an ideal balance between celebrating Chinese New Year 2025 traditions and managing busy schedules, doesn’t it? If you want to change scenery, take a break from daily duties, and enjoy a fuss-free CNY 2025 Eve, visiting a restaurant would be a great idea. Many dining venues prepare special Chinese New Year 2025 menus for a better celebration experience.

No matter which variant for your CNY 2025 reunion dinner in Singapore you choose, enjoy the most meaningful time with your nearest and dearest and let the Chinese New Year 2025 magic fill this night.

Exchanging Oranges for Chinese New Year 2025

Yes, it is a nice, must-follow tradition for CNY 2025. First of all, they are symbols of luck and wealth. Giving oranges is an act of exchanging prosperity with each other. By the way, there are always two oranges – to double the effect of exchange, so to say. Secondly, it is rather a tasty and healthy exchange, isn’t it?

Chinese New Year 2025 Goodies

CNY 2025 will not be complete without Chinese New Year goodies. Treating yourself and your nearest and dearest to traditional treats is a significant – and very delectable – tradition. Some of the most loved CNY 2025 goodies include Pineapple Tarts, Love Letters, Bak Kwa, Nian Gao, and a whole range of Chinese New Year cookies. By the way, these are not just delicious treats but also important symbols and wishes, so it is an excellent CNY 2025 gift for your family, friends, and colleagues.

You can find more helpful information on CNY 2025 goodies and places to find them in BusyKidd’s article.

Hong Bao Exchange for Chinese New Year 2025

One of the loveliest (and most appreciated by the little ones) Chinese New Year 2025 traditions is the exchange of ‘Hong Bao,’ also known as the red envelope, red packet, Hongbao, or ang pau. The Lucky Red Envelopes for CNY 2025 have money inside and signify good luck, success, and best wishes for the future year. Moreover, it is considered that Hongbao will keep evil from the little ones, keep them healthy, and give them a long life. Actually, it is more about the envelope itself than the present in it. This CNY 2025 exchange will not only bring joy to the recipients but also reinforce respect and gratitude within the family hierarchy.

Spring Cleaning for Chinese New Year 2025

Getting ready for Chinese New Year 2025 is much more than just festive decorations. Families engage in spring cleaning to clean their homes from the accumulated negative and bad feelings and get ready for a new life – a new beginning for this CNY 2025. Besides, this Chinese New Year 2025 activity teaches all representatives of your family to work as a team and achieve common goals. Yes, it’s hard to believe, but cleaning can be rather fun and inspiring.

Chinese New Year 2025 Decorations and Symbols

For CNY 2025, homes are adorned with beautiful decorations, mainly in red and gold, that illustrate good luck and wealth. Relatives gather to adorn their homes and create a heartwarming festive atmosphere for this Chinese New Year 2025.

Let us see the decorations one can use to adorn their places for CNY 2025:

• Red Chinese New Year Lanterns are considered to drive off bad luck
• Paper Door Banners with Happy CNY 2025 wishes
• Paper Cuttings of plants or animals – each with a special meaning and wish for CNY 2025
• Chinese New Year 2025 Paintings – usually with important figures and plants
• Red and Gold Balloons symbolising luck and prosperity

You can also adorn your home for Chinese New Year 2025 with plants and flowers. For example, Tangerine Tree illustrates wealth and good luck, Pussy Willows represent growth and prosperity, Bamboo signifies resilience and prosperity, and Orchids stand for fertility and abundance. You can also use candles, ornaments reflecting the CNY 2025 zodiac, tangerines and oranges, and more.

All those CNY 2025 decorations and symbols have a significant meaning and will ensure an incredible Chinese New Year 2025 charm in your home.

We have an idea! There is no better way to enjoy the Chinese New Year 2025 atmosphere and have a meaningful time with your little boys and girls than crafting Chinese New Year 2025 decorations, right? So, here are several variants for handmade decorations to craft with your little ones this CNY 2025:

• Chinese Paper Lantern Craft
• Paper Fortune Cookies
• Paper Lucky Red Envelopes
• Moving Paper Snakes
• Paper Chains
• Chinese Paper Fans
• And many others

Chinese New Year 2025 Wishes and Greetings

One of the most significant parts of the Chinese New Year 2025 celebration is spreading love and sincere wishes to your family, friends, colleagues, and all the people you meet. It is a great idea to add Lunar New Year greetings and wishes 2025 literally in every detail that surrounds you, including decorations, gifts, cards, etc. We have made a list of several traditional CNY 2025 greetings and hope it will be helpful!

Happy Chinese New Year 2025 greetings and wishes to family and friends:

• Wishing you a prosperous new year!
• May all your wishes come true!
• May all go well with you!
• To the one who adds sunshine to our family and brings joy into our lives, Happy New Year!
• Gong Xi Fa Cai greeting meaning ‘Wish you enlarge your wealth!’
• Kung hei fat choi greeting meaning ‘Congratulations and best wishes for a prosperous New Year!’
• May your new year be as bright as lanterns that light the sky.
• Sending wishes of health, wealth, and wisdom in the Chinese New Year 2025.
• Peace, safety, and happiness!
• Happy Lunar New Year 2025!

The most important thing is that your CNY 2025 greetings and wishes should be sincere and come from your heart.

Well, since we have already discussed Chinese New Year 2025 greetings, let’s move to CNY 2025 gift ideas!

Chinese New Year 2025 Gifts

Red envelopes, CNY 2025 goodies and snacks, decorations (especially those made with your own hands), plants and flowers are all great ideas for Chinese New Year 2025 surprises. Fruit baskets are also among the most popular variants. Yes, and Chinese tea sets are always an excellent idea. By the way, you can combine all of the above options in a charming Chinese New Year 2025 hamper.

In the meantime, kids would appreciate getting books, toys, school essentials, and other traditional presents for little explorers and young adventure seekers.

Traditional Customs

You already know that every Chinese New Year celebration includes many bright traditional customs, and CNY 2025 is no exception. Grab your kids and participate in the lion dance, dragon dance, and other mind-blowing, family-friendly activities. Be sure to attend the Street Light Up ceremony, as it is true magic. Explore CNY 2025 markets with an electrifying atmosphere and have great shopping. Dive into the iconic Chingay Parade 2025 with glittering processions and an incredible festive vibe. Don’t miss River Hongbao 2025 with outstanding live entertainment, street food, and cultural performances. And, yes, Chinese New Year 2025 fireworks are an absolute must for everyone in Singapore! You simply must become part of this miracle that will leave you speechless!

Traditional Clothes for Chinese New Year 2025

To dive even deeper into the essence of the CNY 2025, you can wear traditional Chinese clothes for the New Year celebration. Donning traditional qipaos or cheongsams for ladies and a classic changshan for gentlemen will ensure you look stylish and charming. By the way, what about a festive family look?

Opt for red and gold colours. It should be noted that buying a new set of clothes for the CNY 2025 festivities would be a great idea since purchasing and wearing new clothes to meet the CNY 2025 symbolises a new start.

Create New Traditions This CNY 2025

By the way, why don’t you create your own family traditions this Chinese New Year 2025? Invent something special to share with your family members and even leave it for future generations. Whether it will be visiting a charming restaurant with a heartwarming atmosphere and mind-blowing views of the festive city to admire each Chinese New Year, playing an enjoyable game with your loved ones on CNY Eve, gifting cute socks to all members of your family, or anything else – it will add an exceptional charm to your celebration and elevate the anticipation of this festival to a much higher level.

When is CNY 2025? What are the main CNY 2025 traditions? What are CNY 2025 gift ideas? What to do on CNY 2025? We suppose that now you know the answers to all these questions, and you are more than ready to enjoy the most exciting Chinese New Year 2025 celebration.

In The Little Red Dot, where cultural diversity is celebrated, Chinese New Year 2025 transcends ethnic boundaries. These traditions not only honor Chinese heritage but also contribute to the rich tapestry of the nation’s multicultural identity. As families in The Lion City come together to celebrate CNY 2025, these cherished traditions serve as a powerful reminder of the values that bind them – love, respect, and the shared hope for a prosperous and harmonious future.

Cherish your time spent together! Dream and create precious family memories! Happy Chinese New Year 2025!

Where to go during Chinese New Year 2025 in Singapore? Where to eat during CNY 2025? Where to buy the best decorations for CNY 2025? Stay tuned for BusyKidd’s ultimate guides for your unforgettable CNY 2025!

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Orchard Road Christmas Lights

Orchard Road gets all dressed up for Christmas each year, making it super fun to visit. They have big Christmas lights in Singapore turned on at some point, which makes the street come alive with bright colors and excitement. There are lots of neat Christmas decorations to check out, like regular ones and cool giant ones that explain why we celebrate Christmas.
While you’re walking around, you can sing songs together, watch people performing tricks, and listen to live music. It’s become one of the top spots to stop by while on vacation in Singapore during the holidays! Plus, yummy food stands and shops are selling tasty treats everywhere. Whether you want to see pretty Christmas lights in Singapore or grab something to eat, Orchard Road is the perfect spot to hang out during Christmas time!

• When: 9 Nov 2024 – 1 Jan 2025

Gardens by the Bay: Christmas Wonderland Singapore

Celebrate a decade of Christmas Wonderland at Gardens by the Bay! This year’s event features three magical zones with 13 stunning Christmas lights displays, carnival games, and even tropical “snow” in Singapore. The centerpiece, the Spalliera, is a must-see, alongside the delightful new Gingerbread Grove, where candy canes and festive desserts add a sweet touch.

• When: 29 Nov 2024 – 1 Jan 2025

Gardens by the Bay Christmas Train Show

This December, a beloved American Christmas tradition over a century old is making its way to Singapore! The Gardens by the Bay Christmas Train Show, brought to life in collaboration with the Embassy of the United States, is making its debut at the Flower Dome. Immerse yourself in the festive magic as model trains wind their way through delightful miniature replicas of iconic landmarks. Don’t miss this enchanting holiday experience with magic Christmas lights in Singapore!

• When: 2 Dec 2024 – 5 Jan 2025, 9 am – 9 pm

Raffles City: Jo Malone London Christmas Tree Singapore

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Check out Raffles City during the holidays – it’s like stepping right onto a cozy Christmas postcard! A massive 15-meter tall Jo Malone London Christmas tree graces the area, surrounded by colorful Christmas decorations and delicious treats in Singapore. On the nearby carousel, a cheery ginger man races around while spinning candy cane supports instead of regular poles. And look closely – those beautifully wrapped Jo Malone London presents line the base of the tree, adding both elegance and excitement to the scene. It’s the perfect spot for snapping some merry memories and Christmas lights in Singapore with loved ones. And who knows, maybe you’ll even catch a hint of magic in the air!

• When: 6 Nov – 31 Dec 2024

Christmas Playtime at VivoCity

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Get ready to unwrap the fun this Christmas at VivoCity! Dive into the festive cheer with the Hasbro Game Carnival, featuring classic games brought to life for all ages to enjoy. Experience the magic with a whimsical snow display and challenge yourself on a Cluedo-inspired puzzle trail filled with photo-worthy spots at every turn. Your ultimate holiday adventure kicks off here. Don’t miss the excitement at VivoCity with their stunning Christmas lights in Singapore.

• When: 8 Nov – 25 Dec 2024

Changi Festive Village

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Changi Festive Village is back, bringing the Christmas lights early to Changi Airport in Singapore! Terminal 3 is buzzing with festive cheer and activities for everyone to enjoy.

Step into the Hello Kitty Festive Wonderland, where you can experience magical snowfall and meet Hello Kitty and her Sanrio friends up close at the Terminal 3 Departure Hall. Don’t forget to pack your swimmers for some splashing fun at the Cosmic HydroPark, a water-themed adventure located at Terminal 3 Coach Bay.

Families will love the carnival games, where you can spend and redeem tokens for exciting prizes. Tickets for the Cosmic HydroPark are S$19 on weekdays and S$24 on weekends, with special family and child bundle discounts available.

Make your holiday season extra special with Changi Festive Village—it’s a Christmas lights celebration you won’t want to miss in Singapore!

• When: 1 November 2024 – 16 February 2024

CHIJMES: Christmas Projection Mapping

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During Christmas time, CHIJMES in Singapore transforms into a whimsical wonderland with enchanting projection mapping shows. The buildings are bathed in vibrant colors and animated storylines come to life before your eyes, creating a breathtaking spectacle that’s sure to amaze anyone passing by. As you explore the area, you’ll discover sparkling Christmas lights in Singapore and even artificial snowfall adding to the festive ambiance. But the magic doesn’t stop there! The projections don’t just remain static – they move and change, bringing the stories to life in a dance of Christmas lights and sound. Step inside CHIJMES and be greeted by the cheerful tunes of Christmas carols filling the air. This is an event perfect for families or groups of friends looking to get into the holiday spirit. With its lively atmosphere and captivating visuals, everyone will have a blast here, regardless of age. So come and soak up the merriment at CHIJMES during Christmas – it’s sure to put you in high spirits!

• When: 1 to 25 December 2024

Plaza Singapura: POP MART Christmas Installation

Visit the magical Chrismas lights at Plaza Singapura and get swept away to a fantastical winter wonderland like nothing you’ve seen before. As you stroll around the enchanted mall, you’ll be surrounded by vibrant colors and captivating decorations that will amaze you. Make sure to check out the themed displays featuring your favorite characters and cozy holiday scenes – it’s a must-see for families who want to add some extra magic to their holiday celebrations. Don’t forget to take plenty of photos amidst the festive atmosphere – it’s an experience you won’t want to miss!

Christmas Lights in the City at Suntec City

Head up to the Sky Garden on Level 3 and step into a world of glowing enchantment! From 9 to 25 December, be captivated by stunning neon Christmas lights installations, featuring the dazzling Band of Colours, Frills, and Spirals. Experience the magic daily from 7 pm till late. Don’t miss this vibrant holiday spectacle, Christmas Lights in the City!

• When: 18 Nov – 25 Dec 2024

Sugar Rush Adventure at West Mall

Step into a dreamy world of sugary magic at Raby’s Ice-Cream Paradise! In collaboration with Swensen’s, this inflatable wonderland at West Mall transforms into a playground of sweet enchantment. Slide down radiant rainbows, dive into a vibrant ball pit, and explore life-sized, upside-down ice-cream cones for a whimsical twist. Bring your sweet tooth and adventurous spirit for a bouncy experience that makes dessert dreams come true! Have enjoyed their Christmas lights in Singapore!

• When: 26 Nov – 15 Dec 2024

THE CHRISTMAS LIGHT-UP at Marina Bay Sands Singapore

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Celebrate the magic of the season at The Christmas Light-Up MBS featuring Chanel Winter Tale on 8 November (Friday) at 8 pm, held at the Grand Colonnade. Experience a dazzling evening filled with festive lights, music, and captivating performances, all culminating in a spectacular snow confetti finale. From 8 to 24 November, let the Sands SkyPark sparkle with snowflakes and stars, while Marina Bay glows in warm golden hues. Don’t miss the enchanting Christmas lights projection at the ArtScience Museum Singapore, where shimmering snow and sparkling baubles create a mesmerizing holiday atmosphere.

• When: Until 31 Dec 2024

Tanglin Mall Merry Melodies Light Show Singapore

Get ready for a frosty good time because the much-loved Snow and Foam Avalanche is back at Tanglin Mall! This family favorite promises magical snowy moments, Christmas lights, and plenty of fun in Singapore. Here’s the schedule:

• Weekdays
  
  • Foam Avalanche: 7:30 PM – 7:45 PM
  • Artificial Snow: 7:45 PM – 8:00 PM
• Weekends
  
  • Foam Avalanche: 7:30 PM – 7:45 PM & 8:30 PM – 8:45 PM
  • Artificial Snow: 7:45 PM – 8:00 PM & 8:45 PM – 9:00 PM

Festive Magic at Paragon Shopping Centre

Visit Orchard Road and see the beautiful Christmas tree right in the center of the action. It’s perfect for taking festive photos and enjoying the holiday vibes. Step into the nearby malls for more fun! Shop for gifts, enjoy exciting activities, and discover surprises for the whole family. Bring your loved ones, snap some photos, and make the most of this magical time. There’s so much to see and do—don’t miss it!

• When: 9 November to 31 December 2024

The Great Christmas Village at Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza

Head to Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza for some festive fun! Enjoy the sparkling Christmas lights in Singapore and a carnival packed with activities for everyone. Watch live performances by local buskers and bands, grab tasty treats from food trucks, and join the kids on exciting rides and games. Don’t miss the giant 14-meter Mastercard Priceless Christmas Tree—it’s perfect for snapping a festive photo. Stick around for the magical nightly snowfall shows to add a wintery touch to your evening!

• When: 10 November 2024 – 1 January 2025

Christmas at Dempsey Hill

This holiday season, the historic precinct of Dempsey Hill transforms into a magical spectacle of Christmas lights, decorations, and festive activities in Singapore! One of the must-sees is the eight-metre-tall Christmas tree, set against the heritage compound and adorned with candy-cane-inspired red-and-white decorations. Plus of course, beautifully decorated trees with endless strings of fairy Christmas lights in Singapore!

• When:  Now till end-December 2024

A Wicked-themed Universal Christmas at USS

Universal Studios Singapore Resorts World Sentosa is back with its spectacular Christmas celebration! A ticket during this festive season doesn’t just get you thrilling rollercoaster rides – it also brings you a dazzling display of Christmas lights, tinsel, holly, and exciting meet-and-greets with Wicked and Christmas-themed characters in Singapore!

• When: 29 November 2024 – 1 January 2025

Raffles Place

Raffles Place transforms from a busy office district by day to a vibrant festive playground by night! From 7 pm to midnight daily, you can enjoy interactive Christmas lights displays, and decorations scattered throughout the Raffles Place area in Singapore. Check out the motion-sensor light displays along Raffles Place Park, lighting up in dazzling colors, and don’t miss the towering Christmas Arch – a true highlight of the festive season!

• When: Now till end-December 2024

A Christmas Rendezvous at Capitol Singapore and Chijmes

Capitol Singapore and Chijmes are full of Christmas cheer this December! Enjoy live bands performing around the lawn, and get a free instant photo to remember the moment. Each night, you’ll experience a magical snowfall, along with carol performances from the Covenant Evangelical Free Church. The twinkling Christmas lights are sure to dazzle. And don’t miss the beautiful projection show featuring classic Christmas scenes on the façade of Chijmes Hall, running from 7 pm to 10 pm nightly.

• When: 2-26 Dec 2024

Are you ready to feel the holiday spirit? Singapore has got you covered! With the advent of Xmas, the city turns into a winter wonderland of twinkling Christmas lights, fun carnival games, and a festive atmosphere. You’ll want to check out the massive Gardens by the Bay exhibition complex – this year it’s bigger than ever! With plenty of cool rides for all ages, there’s something for everyone. In addition, there are many events throughout the season, from Christmas lights shows to live performances in Singapore. So grab your loved ones (or come alone if you prefer) and get ready to experience the magic of Christmas in Singapore. Trust us, you won’t regret it!

FAQ

1. Where is the annual Christmas light-up usually held in Singapore? The Christmas light-up is usually along Orchard Road. It’s the most festive spot in Singapore.
2. Where is the best display of Christmas lights? The best lights are along Orchard Road, Gardens by the Bay (Christmas Wonderland), and Raffles Place.
3. How much does it cost to light a house for Christmas? It can cost around SGD 50 to SGD 500 for basic lights. For bigger setups, it might go up to SGD 1,000 or more.
4. Where to take Christmas pictures in Singapore? Good spots for Christmas photos:

• Raffles Place and Ngee Ann City
• Orchard Road (lots of lights)
• Gardens by the Bay
• Chijmes and Capitol Singapore

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