Interactive Art Experience:
Colours on Shore, Mit Jai Inn

This interactive art experience by Mit Jai Inn reimagines the shoreline of Punggol Beach through soft canvas sculptures, paying tribute to the town’s rich waterfront heritage. Children and families are invited to paint and draw on the sculptures, making their mark on a shared community space. Rooted in Punggol’s evolving relationship with water, the work reflects both memory and imagination. It invites moments of creativity, connection, and reflection for residents of all ages.

Date: 6-15 June 2025
Time: 11:00am-8:30pm
Venue: The Cove, Punggol Waterway Point
Duration: 30 min per session
Tickets: $10 per child (one accompanying adult attends free)

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Colour in Worlds Fringe Workshop: Printed Lanscapes by PLAY!

Get inspired by the stories of Punggol Beach in this fun, hands-on workshop for children and parents! Discover the area’s fishing heritage, sea creatures, and past waterfront activities—then design your own beach-themed stamps. Use your creations to add a personal touch to the Colours on Shore exhibition and take home a unique stamp-print keepsake made by you.

Date: Sundays, 8 June, 15 June 2025
Time: 10:00am-11:15am; 11:15am-12.00pm
Venue: The Cove, Punggol Waterway Point
Duration: 45 minutes workshop + 30 minutes entry to Colours on Shore
Tickets: $35 per parent-child pair

• Ticket price includes entry to Colours on Shore

PLAY! is an artist collective that curates workshops, performances and experiences with the act of play as the central focus.

Heritage and Art Workshop: Where Punggol Meets Plate, Who Eats Art

To eat is to connect — each bite a meeting of place, memory, and self.

Where Punggol Meets Plate is a hands-on co-created food experience where residents explore the area’s past, present, and future through a thoughtfully curated tasting menu. From a seafood platter inspired by coastal communities, to pulled jackfruit tacos reflecting farming shifts, and a cold brew crafted from the resilient nipa palm — each dish you will create tells a story of transformation and tradition.

Taste the spirit of Punggol — and be part of the story.

Date: Sunday, 8 June 2025
Time: 12-2pm; 3:30-5:30pm
Venue: One Punggol CC Culinary Studio
Duration: 2h
Tickets: $35/pax

Who Eats Art uses food as a medium, a love language to create edible installations shaped by memory, culture and imagination. We build experiences that blur the line between table and gallery, turning meals into immersive art, and bites into living poems. More than a visual feast, it is a shared ritual - where strangers become community, and taste becomes connection.

Heritage and Art Workshop:
Attuning to Nature: A listening and drawing workshop on Coney Island, Zai Tang

What chirps, rustles, and hidden grooves will you discover in Singapore’s former largest natural bird sanctuary? In this two-part workshop with sound artist Zai Tang, participants are invited to slow down and connect with the environment through sound, sight and touch.

The session begins with a guided soundwalk, where you’ll attune to the island’s vibrant soundscape, followed by a reflective sharing of our listening experience. In the second half, turn your attention to texture through frottage — a playful and tactile technique of making rubbings using graphite and paper. Explore the unique surfaces around you, then come together to create a collaborative composition inspired by the landscape.

Along the way, learn more about the rich natural and environmental histories of Punggol and Coney Island. Tune in across your senses and you'll leave with a deeper connection to your environment.

Date: 14, 15 June 2025
Time: 7:30-9:30am
Venue: Casuarina Exploratory, Coney Island
Duration: 2 hours
Tickets: $35/pax

Zai Tang is an artist, composer and sound designer based in Singapore. Drawing influence from acoustic ecology, philosophy and electronic & experimental music, his practice is built upon a belief that listening is an invaluable means of attuning to and forming deeper relationships with the worlds we inhabit.