Event Detail

Visit PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency’s first-ever coastal protection exhibition — Riding the Tides — an immersive, interactive experience that brings you face-to-face with the realities of climate change and the need for coastal protection. Discover the science behind rising sea levels, explore the potential impacts on our shores, and learn about the innovative measures Singapore is putting in place to safeguard our future.

Following your visit to the exhibition, continue the journey of discovery at our specially curated parent-and-child workshop to Craft A Coastal Neighbourhood Protected Against Rising Seas. Together, you will envision, design, sketch, and build a coastal neighbourhood that combines vibrant community spaces with effective coastal protection solutions.

As you create, you will also discover how Singapore is preparing its coastline to meet the challenges of a changing climate, making this a meaningful and inspiring session for both parents and children to collaborate, co-create, and imagine the future.
 
Date/ Time:    Friday 29 Aug,       7 - 9pm
                         Saturday 30 Aug,  4 - 6pm
                         Sunday 31 Aug,      3 - 5pm
Venue:            VivoCity, Level 1 Atrium
Age:                 7 - 12yo with Parent     
Cost:                FREE

Limited Seats! 9 pairs per session. Book NOW!

NOTE:

1. This is strictly a parent-child activity for children aged 7 to 12. Each child must be accompanied by a parent/ guardian throughout the session. 
2. Each ticket is for 1 parent and 1 child. 
3. Each parent-and-child pair is allowed to register and attend one session only. No multiple registrations allowed.
4. Please proceed to register your names via the link sent in our Event Purchase Confirmation email, upon successful booking of the event. 
5. Upon confirmation of registration, if you are unable to attend the workshop session, please inform us promptly via WhatsApp at 9769 1205 so we can offer the slot to a parent & child pair on the waitlist. 
6. This event is held in conjunction with URA Draft Master Plan 2025.