Diwali activities kids can touch
Hands-on Diwali crafts, games and cultural activities for kids. Booths stay open all evening, so little ones can wander, make, win and come back for more.
Knock the Raavan
Knock down the cup pyramids with soft balls and win a small prize.
Diya Painting
Decorate a tea-light holder to take home, with acrylic markers, gems and mirror stickers.
Henna & Bangle Corner
Kid-friendly mehendi tattoo stickers, applied with a sponge and water. Plus a bangle corner!
Rangoli Making
Group rangoli with stencil boards, coloured rice and other sensory materials for older kids, and soft flower-petal rangoli on floor boards for little ones under 2. Finished boards go on display.
Decorate a Puja Thali
Turn a plate into your very own puja thali with mirror stickers, pom poms, paint and markers.
Puja & Ramayan
A Ganesh–Lakshmi puja, then the story of Rama, Sita and the festival of lights, told on the big screen.
Best Dressed
The fashion show! Every child gets their moment on the runway in their festive best, whether it's a twirling lehenga, a sharp kurta or a sparkly sherwani. Cheer them on, cameras ready, and bring your A game.
Bollywood Dance
Learn a few easy Bollywood moves together in a fun, high-energy workshop made for little feet. Then the floor opens up for a free-and-easy dance party to close the night, with parents very welcome to join in.
Chaat & Bentos
A free-flow healthy snack and drinks counter for every kid: fruit, veggie sticks, dips, papadums, juice and masala chai. Chaat and kid-friendly bentos are sold by our food vendor at an affordable S$10–15 per person.
