This Chinese New Year (CNY) 2026, it’s a quiet, slow and low key celebrations for me due to the passing of my 姑姑 (paternal auntie, my Dad’s youngest sister) about a week before CNY 2026, missing her big smile, warmest and caring personality. Besides that, balancing a caregiver role for my Mum over the past few months took a mental and emotional toll on me.

Instead, I took this CNY 2026 period to take more time to rest while I am still finding a balance point in caregiving, running my photography business and other different areas of writing/work. Meanwhile, I am getting myself back in action, stepping up the gears and kickstarting the journey ahead in the Year of the Horse.

In most of my previous CNY greetings, I would usually publish it on CNY Day 1 of Day 2, for this year, I posted in on CNY Day 9, a special day for the Hokkien community, 天宫诞, 敬天公，求平安，愿顺顺利利一整年!

Once again, I would still like to wish everyone Happy Chinese New Year! As the Horse runs free and strong, may you charge ahead with courage and unstoppable momentum this year! 祝大家新年快乐，万事如意，身体健康，心想事成！马年大吉，万事如意，愿你新的一年马到成功！

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Taking place from 30th January to 1st February 2026 at SCCC and Singapore Conference Hall,  featuring a total of 25 cultural programmes, such as children theatre performances, storytelling experiences, carousel rides, interactive photo booths and family-friendly workshops. These programmes are designed to make traditions enjoyable and engaging for today’s Singaporeans, young and old.

SCCC CNYFF 2026

Featuring a total of 25 cultural programmes, here is a list of SCCC CNYFF 2026 programmes, there are both free activities and ticketed activities. 

List of SCCC CNYFF 2026 Free Activities 

• Finding Har马ny
• Year of the Horse Zodiac Forecast 
• “Roaring Good Times”: Lion Dance Showcases 
• “MA”rvellous Mission
• Huat-goes-round Carousel
• Photos for Prosperity Booths
• The “MA”rket Place
• “Nian” Is Coming (Part 2): Journey Back Home
• TGIF Music Station (CNY Edition)
• Tradition in Motion: Singapore’s Lion Dance Heritage

List of SCCC CNYFF 2026 Ticketed Activities 

• Cubs on the Move: Children’s Lion Dance Workshop 
• Dragon Up the Fun: Children’s Dragon Dance Workshop
• “Gong Xi, Gone Where?”: A Roving Storytelling Experience
• Rhapsodies of Spring 2026 (SOLD OUT)
• Treasures of Chinese Temples Tour

SCCC CNYFF 2026 Key Programme Highlights

There’s a great lineup of programmes on offer at SCCC CNYFF 2026, which programmes should we go? Here are some key programme highlights for you and your family!

Free

Finding Har马ny

One of the key highlights of CNYFF 2026, SCCC’s annual CNY roof garden art installation titled, Finding Har马ny. Check out the bright and colourful horse sculptures grazing and galloping across SCCC’s roof garden. 

Explore the Year of the Horse artworks with your family, have lots of fun, take photos and memories together, find out more about Year of the Horse Zodiac forecast.

On display till 20th May 2026, from 10am to 10pm daily.

“Roaring Good Times”: Lion Dance Showcases (Don’t Miss This!)

A key highlight of CNYFF 2026 will be “Roaring Good Times”: Lion Dance Showcases by five different local lion dance troupes, taking place on 31st January 2026 and 1st February 2026, from 1pm to 7pm, at SCCC’s Level 1 Concourse. 

Local lion dance styles, namely Fujian Green Lion Dance, Hainanese Lion Dance, Hakka Qilin Dance, Golden Lion Dance and Fo He Lion Dance, will showcase the diversity and vibrance of various lion dance styles here in Singapore. 

Don’t miss this “Roaring Good Times”: Lion Dance Showcases on 31st January 2026 and 1st February 2026!

“MA”rvellous Mission 

Make it a family fun activity at SCCC CNYFF 2026, embark on a fun-filled mission-based quest across SCCC, complete selected CNY activities to collect stamps to redeem festive rewards such as limited edition festive red packets (whilst stocks last), or a drink voucher (while stocks last).

The “MA”rket Place

Visitors to SCCC CNYFF 2026 can take part in craft activities such as couplet writing and seal stamping, accessories making and colouring with your family, relatives and friends. Enjoy CNY-themed theatre performances and sample complimentary festive snacks.

Ticketed

• Cubs on the Move: Children’s Lion Dance Workshop  
• Dragon Up the Fun: Children’s Dragon Dance Workshop

Fun programmes for the children! They can learn basic lion and dragon dance movements from experienced instructors, and try playing traditional drums and cymbals. 

“Gong Xi, Gone Where?”: A Roving Storytelling Experience

Children can join Xiao Ming on a fun-filled adventure and search for three characters hidden throughout SCCC to uncover the meanings behind three special CNY greetings!

Treasures of Chinese Temples Tour

Join a fascinating tour of Chinese temples located in Singapore’s CBD, discover their rich history, heritage, culture, and traditions, including how they prepare for and celebrate CNY!

Here is the list of temples to visit:

• Kheng Chiu Tin Hou Kong
• Yueh Hai Ching Temple
• Singapore Yu Huang Gong
• Thian Hock Keng
• Fook Tet Soo Hakka Temple

Tour is conducted in Mandarin, taking place on Sunday 25th January 2026 from 10am to 12pm. Meeting point is SCCC Ho Bee Concourse, Level 1.

SCCC Chief Executive Officer, Mr Alvin Tan, said: “This year, we are not only bringing festive cheer to the CBD and celebrating Chinese New Year in uniquely Singaporean ways – we are also shining the spotlight on our local lion dance troupes and showcasing the variety of lion dance styles practised in Singapore including the familiar southern lion dance, and the less common Hainan Lion and the Fujian Green Lion. In doing so, we hope to present lion dance as an enduring artform and a cultural heritage that Singaporeans can be proud of.”

SCCC & SCO CNY Family FUN (CNYFF) 2026 Information

Dates: 30th January to 1st February 2026

Venues: 

• Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre 
• Singapore Chinese Orchestra Concert Hall
• Singapore Conference Hall

For more information and details on CNYFF 2026, please visit SCCC website – https://singaporeccc.org.sg/ 

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Tradition in Motion: Singapore’s Lion Dance Heritage Special Exhibition

This special exhibition at SCCC features over 50 artefacts, photographs, posters and figurines, highlighting the enduring significance and contributions of lion dance in Singapore, its diversity, innovations, and achievements of local lion dance troupes. 

A display of eight lion heads anchor this special exhibition, representing the variety of lion dance styles practised in Singapore, including the familiar southern lion dance, and the less common Hainan Lion and the Fujian Green Lion.

Learn about Singapore’s Lion Dance Heritage through three main zones

Learn more about Singapore’s lion dance heritage through three main thematic zones.

Zone 1: History, Traditions and Customs of Lion Dance in Singapore

The first zone explores the history, traditions and customs of lion dance in Singapore. They also reveal the intricate craft of lion head making, featuring a lion head made by Singapore’s last lion head craftsman, Henry Ng, shown in its first and final stages of production.

Zone 2: Singapore’s Lion Dance Culture Today 

The second zone explores Singapore’s lion dance culture as it continues to thrive in today’s Singapore. In this zone, visitors can view the Genting World Lion Dance Trophies won by Yiwei Athletic Association in 2023 and 2025. Visitors can also learn how our local lion dance troupes continue to embrace diversity by opening its doors to members of all ages and ethnicities, and adapting lion dance routines for senior performers. 

Zone 3: Pop-Culture Representations of Lion Dance 

The third zone showcases pop-culture representations of lion dance that highlight contemporary culture’s ongoing fascination with lion dance. Check out the vintage posters of films such as Once Upon a Time in China III to limited edition collectibles such as the Unipolar Fortune (Me)lion Dance figurine.

This special exhibition showcases lion dance as an enduring source of inspiration for cultural offerings.

SCCC Chief Executive Officer, Mr Alvin Tan, said, “Through the exhibition, we hope that visitors can learn more about lion dance, including its early roots, the unique traits of lion dance in Singapore, how it continues to be manifested through popular culture, and more. We also hope that visitors will not only feel proud of the achievements of our local lion dance troupes, but be inspired by their resilience and ongoing efforts to ensure that lion dance becomes not only an enduring art form but a cultural heritage that Singaporeans can be proud of.”

The key highlight for me from this exhibition has to be the display of eight lion heads anchoring this special exhibition. How often do you get to see lion dance troupes from different organisations/origins come together for an exhibition (or gathering) like this, beside lion dance competitions? This special exhibition might look small in size, however it is packed with rich and diverse content, on the history, heritage, culture, and stories of lion dance in Singapore. 

Come on down and visit Tradition in Motion: Singapore’s Lion Dance Heritage Special Exhibition, explore and learn for yourself, together with your family, and loved ones, how traditional art form of lion dance continues to innovate, and how it remains a vibrant symbol of culture, resilience and community spirit.

Definitely worth a visit to SCCC to check out this special exhibition on lion dance, there are other exhibitions ongoing as well. Just nice, it can form part of your family’s preparation for CNY 2026, to learn more about Chinese history, heritage, and culture. 

Tradition in Motion: Singapore’s Lion Dance Heritage Special Exhibition

• Venue: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) Concourse Level 1
• Dates: 11th December 2025 to 30th April 2026
• Opening Hours: 9am to 10pm
• Admission is free.

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It’s quite a hectic start to January 2025, getting myself up to speed and kickstart my work year 2025 for my photography and content creation business, as well as my technology writing, not to forget Chinese New Year 2025 taking place at the end of January.

Stay tuned as I start my work year 2025 for my photography and content creation works and projects, with SG60 theme celebrations in mind!

Wishing all a Happy Chinese New Year 2025, wishing everyone good health, abundance in prosperity, wealth and relationships with family, relatives and friends. Have a good time catching up with family, relatives and friends, feasting and eating Chinese New Year goodies and snacks.

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Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall (SYSNMH) will also be participating in CNYFF 2025 for the first time! CNYFF 2025 will take place from 17 to 19 January 2025, offering three out of a total of 22 programmes, performances and activities at SCCC and Singapore Conference Hall (SCH).

According to Mr Alvin Tan, CEO/SCCC, “Together with SCO, we hope to bring festive cheer into the heart of the city, encourage more Singaporeans to join us for family-friendly arts and cultural festivities, and in the process, discover how we celebrate Chinese New Year in uniquely Singaporean ways,” 

Key highlights of SCCC’s CNYFF 2025 

Here are some of the key highlights of SCCC’s CNYFF 2025, come on down and check them out!

蛇prise CNY Art Installation: Don’t miss this! You have to visit SCCC’s CNY rooftop installation, the “蛇prise”, you can find a giant snake lawn installation, that’s also a prosperity pavilion and many more for you to bring your family and children to have fun and learn more about the Year of the Snake, CNY traditions and customs. 

The 蛇prise CNY Art Installation is beautiful in the night too when it’s lighted up! Your family can enjoy your time at SCCC Roof Garden under the stars while learning about CNY traditions, and customs, as well as enjoying the 蛇prise CNY Art Installation!

• Dates: 18 December 2024 to 30 April 2025
• Time: 10am to 10pm 

LED Snake Dance: A giant LED snake dance is going to dazzle visitors to SCCC CNYFF 2025, as they usher in the Year of the Snake at the SCCC Concourse. 

The above LED snake dance photos were shot during SCCC media preview, they would look great in the night when the LED lights up! Catch SCCC CNYFF 2025 LED snake dance at SCCC Concourse, Level 1, on 18 January 2025 at 1815hrs and 19 January 2025 at 1930hrs

Life-sized Snakes and Ladders Game: For those who still remember playing this traditional game “Snakes and Ladders”, time to go back in time with a life-sized larger than life snakes and ladders game at SCCC CNYFF 2025! Play with your family and children, have fun and learn about CNY traditions while playing and competing against your family and friends.

Year of the Snake Zodiac Forecast Exhibition: Are you curious about what’s your 2025 ahead is going to be like in the Year of the Snake? Pop by the Snake Zodiac SCCC’s Zodiac Predictions Exhibition at the Concourse and read about the forecast for your zodiac animal.

The Story of Golden Lions: Discover and learn about the history of the Golden Lions, watch a special performance by the lion dance troupe. You can also get a chance to put on the golden lion masks and try on props. 

CNYFF Signature Offerings

In addition to the key programme highlights of SCCC CNYFF 2025, visitors to SCCC and SCH can look forward to the following CNYFF signature offerings:

Spring Bazaar:Come on down to SCCC’s annual CNY Spring Bazaar, and check out various booths offering CNY snacks, decorations, traditional pastries, accessories and also bubble tea!

Rhapsodies of Spring 2025: Usher in the Year of the Snake with festive melodies in SCO’s CNY concert led by Principal Conductor Quek Ling Kiong.

The SINGAPO人 Style Mahjong Classroom: Mahjong is one of Singapore’s favourite CNY games. Do you know about the origins, and cultural significance, and different styles of mahjong? Sign up for the SINGAPO人 Style Mahjong Classroom workshop for beginners, to learn and discover more about mahjong. 

Do take note the SINGAPO人 Style Mahjong Classroom is a ticketed event. 

Limited Edition SCCC CNY 2025 Red Packets

Visitors to SCCC CNYFF 2025 can redeem a set of limited-edition SCCC CNY 2025 red packets upon completing a survey of SCCC’s 蛇prise CNY Art Installation (limited to one redemption per visitor, while stocks last).

SCCC CNY Family FUN (CNYFF 2025) 2025

Dates: 17 to 19 January 2025

Venues: 

• Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
• Singapore Chinese Orchestra Concert Hall
• Singapore Conference Hall Concourse

For more information and details on CNYFF 2025, please visit https://singaporen.sg/festivals/chinese-new-year/familyfun 

More photos of SCCC CNYFF 2025 can be found on my Flickr photography collections.

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A quiet and low key Year of Dragon Lunar New Year 2024 celebrations

Year of Dragon Lunar New Year 2024 celebration was quiet and low key, not showing much on social media platforms. I had a few small gatherings, not many Lou Hei tossing and Lunar New Year dinners. This is probably due to feeling jaded and not having too much of a festive feel for Lunar New Year over the years gone by.   

The slowdown in content creation and publishing articles 

Why is there a slowdown in content creation and publishing articles? A key part of it is the hustle and bustle establishing photography business partnerships/assignments for year 2024 in January and February 2024.  

The month of January 2024 was also a time of spring cleaning that started from November/December 2023, together with inevitable replacement of spoilt/old items with new ones. Year of Dragon 2024 Lunar New Year spring cleaning for me was one of my more extensive/intensive till date, it was somehow deeply satisfying and therapeutic. 

Time to “Ignite” the fire and kickstart Year of Dragon 2024 visual storytelling adventures 

My yearly theme 2024 for my photography, travel, creative and heritage is “Ignite”. The time is now to “Ignite” the fire and kickstart Year of Dragon 2024 visual storytelling adventures. From commercial/business photography, to personal photography projects and heritage projects, this might be a special year 2024 for me on bringing those projects or ideas to life.

Year of Dragon theme personal project ideas

Year 2024 is the Year of the Dragon. An idea came into my mind to do Year of Dragon theme personal projects, revisiting my Dragon related projects in the history and heritage fields, adding on a modern Year of Dragon theme with my Lunar New Year 2024 Dragon Lego. Here are some of my Year of Dragon theme personal project ideas: 

• Lunar New Year 2024 Dragon Lego
• Dragon Playgrounds (Toa Payoh x 2, Ang Mo Kio)
• Dragon fountain (Whampoa) 
• Fire Dragon at Sar Kong Mun San Fook Tuck Chee Temple
• Lunar New Year 2024 Dragon Lego with Jabra Elite 8
• Lunar New Year 2024 Dragon Lego with SteelSeries 
• Lunar New Year 2024 Dragon Lego + epic Sunset 
• Gan Eng Seng Dragon Scout Group

Personal heritage projects and ideas on the horizon

There are some personal heritage projects on my horizon, the first one is about tracing a segment of my extended maternal family tree history (maternal great grandparents era). I am unable to share more information and details as I need to do more research, understanding and interviews before I decide on my next course of action. 

I recently stumbled upon an interview video by Chronicles Research & Education on the history of Old Clementi. Through a short conversation with them since I had been staying in Clementi district for most of life, a Clementi Heritage Trail is a possibility, it would be nice to be involved or contribute to this project if it comes to life. 

Creative and cross-disciplinary projects 

I would love to produce more creative projects, one of my ideas is to bring out amateur writing, typing them out with typewriter on photographs from my collections, it can be post card style, 4R photo or notebook style.  

I am also exploring new zine / book projects for my visual storytelling adventures that I might undertake this year or from my ongoing personal projects. While I have some themes/ideas in mind, I might have to shortlist and choose 1-2 to work on, as much as I would love to publish more.

On the topic of cross-disciplinary projects with other creative artists from other fields, I always wanted to work on such projects since some years back. Let’s see whether the stars and ideas to align for this to come to life.

More updates along the way

Yes, I have kick-started my Year of Dragon 2024 visual storytelling adventures, that might be some ideas/thoughts that I didn’t manage to write and publish inside this article at that point in time. There would also be updates along the way as and when possible on the developments and stages of my visual storytelling adventures. 

I am also kickstarting Year of Dragon 2024 Technology and Personal Writing Adventures! Have a great Year of the Dragon 2024 ahead!   

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Additional flights and additional seats

Vietjet has recently added nearly 750 flights, providing 154,800 additional seats to serve rising demand during the peak travel period around the region. This capacity boost primarily focuses on services departing from Vietnam’s largest city of Ho Chi Minh, catering to travellers going home for the holidays in the Northern and Central provinces such as Hanoi, Tuy Hoa (Phu Yen), Chu Lai (Quang Nam), Dong Hoi (Quang Binh), Quy Nhon (Binh Dinh), Da Nang, Hue, Vinh (Nghe An), Thanh Hoa, and Hai Phong. 

This increased flight capacity will also cater to the increasing travel demand to and from Vietnam’s top tourist destinations, such as Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, Phu Quoc, Hue, Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Da Lat. International travel is expected to peak during this time as travellers make use of their long holidays in Vietnam, China, South Korea, and Singapore. The surge in international travel during Chinese Lunar New Year period is notable, as travellers ride on their extended Lunar New Year holiday break in Vietnam, Malaysia, China, South Korea, and Singapore for spring travels.

Expanded International Flight Network

Vietjet has proactively expanded its international flight network in the last two months, they have added destinations like Shanghai, Vientiane, Siem Reap (Cambodia), Busan (South Korea), Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide (Australia). Singaporeans can now enjoy a journey to Vietnam and experience the culture and festivities in destinations such as Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi before continuing the next leg of their journey to the multiple destinations offered by Vietjet. Furthermore, on the first day of the Lunar New Year (10 February 2024), Vietjet will also commence the direct service linking Ho Chi Minh City with Chengdu in China. These new destinations diversify options for Vietnamese, Singaporean, Malaysian and other international travellers. 

Remarkable Growth for Vietjet in 2023

 In 2023, Vietjet experienced remarkable growth, operating 133,000 flights and catering to 25.3 million passengers onboard (excluding Vietjet Thailand), reflecting a significant Year-on-Year (YoY) surge of 183%. Of these passengers, more than 7.6 million travelled on international flights. The airline also continued to expand its flight network, introducing 33 new international and domestic routes, bringing the total number of routes to 125, including 80 international and 45 domestic routes. 

* Information and pictures courtesy of Vietjet, Rothman & Roman (Singapore) and GO Communications (Malaysia) *

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For this Chinese New Year (CNY) 2023, I didn’t head out earlier to take photos of the Chinatown and River Hongbao CNY light up and lanterns displays. During this two weeks of CNY festive celebrations, I would arrange a few evenings/nights to head out and take photos of the CNY festive season. Therefore, for my Happy Chinese Lunar New Year 2023 post, I am using old photos that I shot a few years back.

I wish that everyone would have a good time with their family, relatives and loved ones during this Lunar New Year festive period of reunions and gatherings, especially for those working or living overseas and traveling back to their home town for LNY celebrations. Have a good festive rest break too if you can. 

May the Year of the Rabbit be a good year for you and your family, wishing all great health, peace and safety, great wealth, prosperity and full of abundance. To all those running a business, may this year be a prosperous year for you.

Once again, wishing all a Happy Chinese Lunar New Year 2023!

祝大家新年快乐，万事如意，生体健康，步步高升，财源滚滚，生意兴隆！ 

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During this CNY 2023 festive period, while I am on a media publishing break, I am still working in some form/capacity, at a slower pace and reduced capacity during this short CNY festive break, from writing down notes and points for my articles, finalising a collaboration project that was started from Q4 2022. I would also take the time to head out with my camera gears too, they might give me further inspirations and ideas for my photography books, zines and visual storytelling projects for Year 2023.

Sharing Chinese New Year shopping deals and promotions that you can take a look at if you are still planning to upgrade or add on new home and/or kitchen appliances/gadgets or decorating your home with cute anime figurines!

• Sweet Spring CNY at Marina Square with POP MART
• Singtel CNY – Don’t Worry, Be Hoppy! 
• Frasers Property Mall CNY 2023
• 8th Xiaomi Singapore Authorised Store opens at Jurong Point (Smart Cooking Robot Preview)
• LG LNY Gift Guide 2023
• SHARP New Year Sale 2023

Anyway, I reckon most people would be too busy with CNY 2023 spring cleaning, preparations, followed by CNY festivities, reunions, gatherings and eating, thus they won’t be too interested into what I am writing here, neither am I a first tier media and don’t need to do too much media monitoring.

Have a wonderful Chinese New Year festive gathering with your family and loved ones! Wishing you a Chinese New Year 2023 in advance!

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Three! Two! One! Happy Chinese New Year Series!

Best things come in pairs this Chinese New Year festive season, POP MART unveils the latest Three! Two! One! Happy Chinese New Year Series! in a beautiful peach blossoms surroundings!  

You have to check out Happy Chinese New Year Series, whether to buy as a whole collection or a few that you really like to decorate and display in your home for Chinese New Year festive season! 

Singapore-exclusive Sweet Bean UFO Catcher and Gashapon Machine Limited Edition 100% Figures!

Fans of Sweet Bean, you will get the chance to pre-order the Singapore-exclusive Sweet Bean UFO Catcher and Gashapon Machine Limited Edition 100% Figures! Hailing from the popular Sweet Bean I Am Here! series, this pair of collectibles come equipped with their own lighting, truly showcasing how adorable they are! Visitors to the Marina Square x POP MART Pop-Up store who pre-order a set of both figurines will receive an $8 POP MART voucher (1).

Take many sweet and memorable photos with irresistibly cute, life-sized sculptures from the Sweet Bean I Am Here! series surrounded by incredibly picturesque peach blossoms. Kickstart your Chinese New Year 2023 with the sweetest experience at Marina Square, courtesy of POP MART!

POP MART x MARIGOLD HL Milk

POP MART is collaborating with MARIGOLD HL Milk, Singapore’s No. 1 Low Fat Pasteurised Milk, in 2023, to reward their customers with exciting Sweet Bean promotions and exclusive gift with purchase in the coming months. Starting with the POP-Up at Marina Square, the first 200 customers to pre-order the limited edition 100% figures will receive free Marigold HL Milk. Follow MARIGOLD HL Milk FaceBook @MARIGOLD HL Milk SG or Instagram @hlmilksg for more updates on this collaboration.

Prosperous Treats Exclusively for Marina Square Rewards Members

Sweet Bean red packets

If you are a fan of collecting cute red packets, you would like this Sweet Bean red packets! Marina Square Rewards Members may redeem a set of Sweet Bean red packets (2) upon spending $80 at eligible F&B/retail outlets.

Complimentary Parking

Marina Square Rewards Members may redeem $3 Complimentary Parking Ticket (3) simply by spending $30 at F&B/eligible retail outlets.

$10 Marina Square eVoucher

Marina Square Rewards Members may redeem a $10 Marina Square eVoucher (4) by spending $150 at eligible F&B/retail outlets.

POP MART x Sweet Bean Atrium

From 6 January till 2 February 2023, visitors are encouraged to snap photos with Sweet Bean among peach spring blossoms and enjoy the lunar new year festivities at the Central Atrium.

Terms and Conditions:

• Up to 3 same-day combined receipts and charge slips from eligible purchases made at qualifying F&B/Retail Outlets (exclude receipts issued by temporary fair vendors at atrium fairs). Present receipts and charge slip at point of Redemption. Other T&Cs apply.
• Retail spending at the POP MART POP-Up store and other Marina Square Atrium booths not included.

Notes:

• Minimum spend of $38 applies
• Limited to 2 sets of Red Packets per member per day, while stocks last
• Limited to 1 redemption per shopper per day. Limited to first 100 redemptions on weekdays (Monday – Thursday) and 150 redemptions on weekends (Friday – Sunday).
• Limited to 1 redemption per shopper per day, while stocks last.

Happy Chinese New Year 2023!

Wishing all my readers a Happy Chinese New Year 2023 in advance! Enjoy a Sweet Spring Chinese New Year at Marina Square with POP MART!

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