The Big Bully, 25 - 30 May 2015

The Big Bully

25 - 30 May 2015

For 8 years and below

Hungry Brush is a Big Bully. He is always hungry and bullying kids by snatching their food away without asking politely. One day, Pan and Sponge decided to go picnic and met Hungry Brush on the bridge that they were crossing. The Big Bully, Hungry Brush, extorted money from Pan and Sponge before letting them crossed the bridge. Pan and Sponge decided to stand up for themselves and defy Hungry Brush’s order. Will Pan and Sponge succeed? Is Hungry Brush going to learn his lesson and stop being a Big Bully?

Join us in this little fun and creative musical adventure were you get to see how the daily household items come to life! Children will be given an opportunity to let their imagination run free and parents can learn how to transform recycle materials at home to props that they can use to share meaningful stories with their children.

For more information:

Ticketing: http://thebigbully.peatix.com

Website: http://papermonkey.com.sg/shows-big-bully.html 

Note: For information only

Credits: Paper Monkey Theatre Singapore

Singapura: The Musical, 19th May - 28th June 2015

Singapura: The Musical

19 May 2015 – 28 June 2015

7.30pm (Tuesday – Friday) 

2.30pm & 7.30pm (Saturday - Sunday)

Capitol Theatre 

17 Stamford Road Singapore 179907

The Musical takes audiences on a journey of love, hope, and new beginnings while exploring the strength of the human spirit during the formative years of Singapore’s history from 1955 to 1965. Through the eyes of ordinary men and women, audiences will witness how hope and youthful determination transcend the struggles of everyday life during this time period as Singaporeans strive towards a better future for themselves and their loved ones. Their passion and drive sees them dreaming, hoping and creating – against all odds – a place where they can.

More information from:

T: +65 66029900

W: http://singapurathemusical.eventclique.com/

Credits: 4th Wall Theatre Co. Pte Ltd / Singapura: The Musical

Spooky Jr. Heroes Unite by POLW, Oct - Nov 2014

Spooky Jr. Heroes Unite by POLW

25 Oct and 01 Nov 2014 

6.30pm – 9.30pm

Port of Lost Wonder Sentosa

Attention SUPERHEROES! We need your Powers!

This Halloween on 25th October and 1st November, Sentosa Port of Lost Wonder presents Spooky Junior’s Heroes Unite specially for you and your superhero family! Port of Lost Wonder is being invaded by monsters after a science experiment has gone terribly wrong. Calling all heroes – come in your best outfits and defend the Port from the monster invasion!

Veterans (that’s you, parents), hope your old hero outfit still fits because it’s time to put it on again. Be your little superheroes’ sidekicks and support them together as a family, to help kick the monsters out of the Port.

Highlights

Creative costumes stand to win prizes up to $3,000 including Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 Kids, Wii, hotel stays on Sentosa at Siloso Beach Resort and Amara Sanctuary, and many more. Save the port and win great prizes – the perfect family Halloween fun!

For Tickets: https://store.sentosa.com.sg/main/events/port-of-lost-wonder--spooky-ju/69#!/

More information from:

W: http://www.polw.com.sg/

Credit: Port of Lost Wonder Sentosa

Note: For information only

Wading through the River Safari in Singapore

Wading through the Rivers of the world: Mississippi, Congo, Nile, Ganges, Murray, Mekong and Yangtze rivers; and forests in Wild Amazonia: Squirrel Monkey Forest, Amazon Flooded Forest and more, Super Mommies & Daddies bring you the best of their recent visit to Asia's first ever river themed wildlife park called the River Safari in Singapore. 

Located next to the famous Singapore Zoo, our journey started, on a slightly wet but a nice windy morning, through the Mississippi River with Paddlefish, Alligator Gar, Alligator Snapping Turtle and some interesting facts related to the American Beavers. 

As we moved on, we hit the Congo River and River Nile inhabiting the Tigerfish, African Dwarf Crocodile, Congo Tetra, Giant Puffer Fish and more.

After that was a rare and astonishing sight of the two giant crocodilians called the Indian Gharials at the Ganges River.

While we were still admiring the gharials and the sight of the Upper Seletar Reservoir from a viewing deck, we reached the Murray River housing Barramundi, an Australian Lungfish and Murray Cod followed by the freshwater aquariums at the Mekong River with Mekong Giant Catfish and Giant Freshwater Stingray,Yangtze River keeping Yangtze Alligator & Giant Salamander Giant, and  Giant Siamese Carp before we entered into the Giant Panda Forest, the house of famous Kai Kai and Jia Jia.

At the doorstep of Giant Panda Forest, we saw an interesting video showcasing the arrival of Kai Kai and Jia Jia in Singapore and their new home at the Singapore Zoo.

 

As we walked through the forest, we saw a cute little Red Panda and a Golden Pheasant but surprisingly found both Kai Kai and Jia Jia fast asleep. According to the zoo keepers, the best time to visit them is in the afternoon when they are usually awake. Unlike Jia Jia who is known to be shy and seen through a CCTV installed outside her den, Kai Kai is usually found outside lying on the bamboos and seen through the viewing gallery.

After saying good bye to the two pandas, we stopped by the Panda Sculpture to take family photos and where we also came across the cute Panda buns and Panda chairs at Mama Panda Kitchen restaurant located next to it.

On our way to the Wild Amazonia, we walked through a scenic viewing deck and stopped by for a River Talk show around 11am at the Amazon River Square. This show was not only about interesting facts related to various animals such as vultures, pelicans, royal python, star tortoise and a hedgehog but also a touch and feel opportunity for kids to get closer with them. We could also take photos with some of the animals after the show.

 

 

 

 

 

 

While the Amazon River Quest boat ride was still not available and is expected to be opened later this year, our journey didn't end here. As we walked further along the Upper Seletar Reservoir, we passed by Jaguarundi showcase and a fun Squirrel Monkey Forest before stepping into the giant fresh water aquarium, called the Amazon Flooded Forest housing Manatees, Sea Cows, Piranhas, Mermaids, Catfish and more.

 

 

  

Not only this, we also passed by the River Safari Tea House and posed with the costumed polar bear mascot outside the River Safari, next to a newly opened Frozen Tundra exhibit.

Long story short, River Safari is one of the MUST SEE places in Singapore!

The River is Calling!

TICKETS and more information from:

W: http://riversafari.com.sg

Courtesy: Wildlife Reserves Singapore
References: Visitor's Information and Map, River Safari Singapore  
Note: Review for informational purposes only.