Objects For Families Exhibitions

Re-live the Memories of Sentosa Cable Car

2 May • 12:00am

Have you seen Singapore’s first-generation cable car cabin launched in 1974? Or been on board the special edition glass bottom cabin, which was installed in 1999 to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of Singapore Cable Car?

Visit the exhibition at Mount Faber Peak to discover more about the heritage of Singapore Cable Car and the history of Mount Faber.

Re-live the Memories of Sentosa Cable Car
Dates & Time:
Mon, 2 May to Sun, 29 May | During Mount Faber Opening Hours

On display at Mount Faber Peak: a first-generation cabin launched in 1974 and a special edition glass-bottom cabin which was installed in 1999 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Singapore Cable Car.

Learn more about the history of Mount Faber and the historical sites surrounding the foothill, from the pictorial storyboard at Mount Faber Peak. Re-live and recreate new memories when you snap a photo of yourself and your family with the heritage cable car cabins.

Post your photo on our hashtag online contest and stand a chance to win a one-year Faber Licence Family Membership.

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A Spoonful Of Peranakan Heritage

4, 10 - 11, 24 - 25 May • 04:00pm

17 - 18 May • 05:00pm

In conjunction with National Heritage Board’s Singapore HeritageFest, Capitol Singapore and CHIJMES honour our nation’s rich and intangible cultural heritage with a series of engaging art workshops.

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For Families Objects Tours & Trails

Indian Wood Block Printing

17 May • 02:30pm

Explore Indian wood block printing with Peranakan tile-inspired motifs in this hands-on workshop. Create unique designs on recycled cotton fabric, crafting a sustainable bandana or napkin while celebrating the artistry of traditional techniques and cultural heritage.

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Places Objects Tours & Trails

Kampong Playtime: Singaporean Childhoods Through Toys

1 - 25 May • 09:30am

Relive the joy of Singaporean childhoods experiences in the 1950s through a walking trail exploring 'Early Toys & Traditional Folk Games', experiential play and learning of kampong games and a hand-painted kite craft activity.