
For me, Easter= Chocolate Easter Eggs and Fuzzy Easter Bunnies. To some Easter has deeper significance and spells the true meaning to their religion, but for most kids I'm sure Easter is normally a day of fun and sugar overload.
Here are a few fun Easter activities not to be missed:
1) Hop in to The Studio Loft for a Easter Photoshoot with your Bub.
Wonderful chance to capture great snapshots of your little ones at The Studio Loft during their seasonal walk-in promotions. At $25 per setting, you get two edited shots in digital format.
Date: 19, 23 and 27 March 2009
Time: 1o am to 4 pm
Venue: The Studio Loft, 58A Pagoda Street
For enquiries, visit www.thestudioloft.com.sg or Tel: 6235 3696
2) Go Red Easter Egg Hunt
Take your munchkins on a Egg Hunt at the Singapore Flyer. The Singapore Heart Foundation, in line with its Go Red for Women Campaign, invites you and your family to form teams of 3 to 4 to join in a day of fun and games at The Singapore Flyer. All participating teams will receive free goodie bags and attractive prizes will be awarded to the winning teams. Other activities include sand art, fun rides and face painting.
Date: 11- 12 April 2009
Time: 10am to 7pm
Venue: Singapore Flyer
Registration Fee: $10 per group (payment must be made by 8 April)
3) Take the family out for Easter Brunch
Most F & B outlets and Hotels are have Easter promotions for dining in, here are a few which stands out.
- Chocolate Easter Egg Academy at The St Regis Singapore
Your child will get to exercise their artistic talents under the expert guidance of Executive Chef Federic Colin and learn different methods of decorating Easter Eggs. Classes will be held over the Easter weekend 11-12 April from 3 to 5pm. Graduates will receive their very own chef's hat and apron plus a certificate at the end of the session. Other delectable treats will be served to participants with hot chocolate. Fees are $65+++ per Easter Egg per child.
- Easter Extravagance at Pan Pacific
Enjoy Easter Fun at Brunch or A bubbly affair at Global Kitchen, children between 6 to 12 pay a dollar each for a year of age. Many fun filled activities lined up at each F & B outlet.
For more details, call 6826 8240 or email celebrate.sin@panpacific.com
- Easter Brunch at The Orchard Hotel
Mark Easter with a refreshing brunch at Orchard Hotel Singapore! Kids will be fascinated by the Live Bunny corner and Kids' Drawing Competition. $39 per person or $69 per person for free flow of champagne. This promotion is only valid on 12th April 2009.
- Eggs-traodinary Easter at The Raffles Hotel
Raffles Hotel will be have several Easter affairs at its various F & B outlets, however the highlight for little diners on Easter Sunday 12 April is the Traditional Egg Hunt at The Lawn. Mr Easter Rabbit will grace the occasion while the kids enjoy ice-cream from Raffles Creamery, partake in the Colouring Competition and enjoy art and craft with The Little Arts Academy.
- 100% Cacao Affair at the One Rochester Easter Brunch
Be tantalised by a 100% Cacao Affair. Eat all you want Ice-cream, waffles, fondues, pastries, pancakes.... at only $30++ per person and $10++ per person for kids below 10 years old. Activities includes, egg painting to face painting, balloonists and magic galore.
4) Enjoy a Easter Weekend Getaway in the East at $199++
Spend an idyllic family weekend at Changi Village Hotel this Easter. It is the perfect family getaway from the bustle of city life, where your kids can partake in the fun-filled weekends at Changi Village or soak in on nature at the nearby Pulau Ubin.
Package includes:
- Either 2 nights stay for 1 room or 1 night stay for 2 rooms.
- Complimentary upgrade to Deluxe room (subject to availability)
- 25% F&B discount at Saltwater Cafe
- Complimentary Parking
* Terms and conditions:
Reservations are subject to room availability. Valid from 9 April to 13 April 2009. Room Booking is valid for maximum 2 adults and 2 children in existing bedding. Extra bed is chargeable at $50++ Quote "Easter Weekend in the East" when making reservations.
Have A Happy Easter!
Signing Off...
TheBusyBee