Rice is a staple food in many Asian cultures. Come find out more about this food in our special school holiday programme. What does nasi lemak mean in Malay? When do Chinese eat ang ku kueh? What goes into a plate of briyani? Explore the answers to these questions and more as we learn about the different uses of rice in Asia through a journey into the museum’s galleries.Then, join us for a trip to the spice garden in Fort Canning and learn more about the different spices used in Asian rice dishes and about how rice is planted and harvested.
Suitable for children 7–12 years.
Registration is required. For registration and more details see the Asian Civilisations Museum event page or visit the Museum’s front desk during museum opening hours
Time: 3.30 pm - 6.15 pm
Venue: Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Place and Fort Canning Park
Cost: $20 per child. Price includes entry to galleries and transport to Fort Canning Park for participants only. Enjoy $2 off gallery entry charges for 1 adult with each child registered.
Website: http://www.acm.org.sg/
Contact: 6332 3284 nhb_acm@nhb.gov.sg
