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[Ticketed] Before Kusu Island: The Baby Fish and the Giant Turtle
Date: 21 Aug, 22 Aug, 28 Aug, 29 Aug, 4 Sep, 5 Sep 2026
Time: 7:00pm & 8:30pm
Step into the legendary world of Kusu Island. Begin your adventure by crafting a glowing jellyfish lantern before diving into an unforgettable underwater world where every sense comes alive. Follow two friendly fishermen on what begins as an ordinary day at sea, until a powerful storm sweeps them into a breathtaking underwater realm filled with vibrant coral gardens, curious sea creatures and the legendary Giant Turtle. Guided by a courageous baby fish, journey through an immersive landscape of shimmering lights, ocean scents, tactile discoveries and using your lanterns, light the way and become part of the rescue as the timeless legend of Kusu Island unfolds around you.
Duration: Approximately 45 mins
Date: 21 Aug, 22 Aug, 28 Aug, 29 Aug, 4 Sep, 5 Sep 2026
Time: 7:00pm & 8:30pm
Venue: Lewin Terrace (Meet at Children’s Museum Singapore for registration)
Recommended Age: Families with children 12 and under
Activity Fee:
- Bundle (for 4 pax): $48
- $15 per child
- $15 per adult
Culture Pass: This programme is eligible for Culture Pass.
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For further enquiries, please email cmsg_prg@heritage.sg.
Terms & Conditions:
- This is a paid programme. Tickets are $15 per child or adult, and $48 for a bundle of 4.
- There are 2 components to the experience. Participants will be involved in a craft activity, followed by the performance.
- Please note that the walk up to Lewin Terrace involves some flights of stairs.
- Should you or anyone attending with you have any access needs, kindly write to us at cmsg_prg@heritage.sg.
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