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14 Date Ideas For V’Day Redeemable With Your SG Culture Pass Credits, From Mini Pottery To Immersive Dining

Valentine’s Day date ideas using SG Culture Pass


Most of us can agree that, aside from your anniversary, Valentine’s Day is another excuse to eat good food and do cute couple things. The only not-so-cute part is when the bill hits your table at the end of the night.

So we’ve rounded up some Valentine’s Day date ideas you can enjoy using your SG Culture Pass – it’s like a “free” date, which means more cash for Lego flowers instead.


Breakdown of activities redeemable using SG Culture Pass credits


Activity Organiser Price
Wonderland Upside Down Dining Experience Andsoforth From $113
Singapore River Sunset Boat Tour with Dinner Lion Heartlanders $60
Art Jamming with Cats by Wildflower Studio Wildflower Studio From $20
UV Resin Koi Pond Painting Workshop in Singapore Arterly Obsessed $60
UV Resin Mahjong Making Workshop Arterly Obsessed $60
Flowers & Birds Painting: An Introduction to Chinese Brush Art Trendsen Cultural Enterprise $48
Bookbinding Workshops by Based Book Arts Based Book Arts From $110
Fluid Art Clock Workshop Room To Imagine $109
Jrawing with Jagua HEYCYANN $180
Butterfly Lovers Meet Romeo And Juliet Braddell Heights CCMC $28
Singapore Hawker Heritage in Miniatures Clay Workshop Fun With Artz From $100
Mini Pottery Experience Terra & Ember $78
A Handwoven Orchid Bead Jewellery Artisan8 Studio From $128
Discovering the Art of Leather Work Hides and Thread From $60

1. Wonderland Upside Down Dining Experience


Multi-room dinner experience inspired by a classic story


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Rather than booking another set dinner at a fancy restaurant, opt for a bizarre and interesting experience inspired by Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. The Wonderland Upside Down Dining Experience by Andsoforth unfolds across multiple themed rooms instead of a single table setting.

In 2 hours, you’ll move from space to space, with each room featuring a different course, interactive elements, and costumed characters from the story. You’ll also get to enjoy a 5-course meal (from $113/pax) and a complimentary alcoholic drink, so it feels like part theatre show, part fine dining experience.

Reserve a spot for the Wonderland Upside Down Dining Experience.


2. Singapore River Sunset Boat Tour with Dinner


Scenic boat ride with 3-course meal


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For something a little more laid-back, this short Singapore River Sunset Boat Tour with Dinner getaway keeps things simple but romantic. You’ll hop on a guided boat tour around town and the Civic District, taking in the skyline as the sun goes down.

The 1.5-hour experience includes a 3-course dinner ($60/pax), so you won’t have to rush elsewhere for food. While dinner is not included, parents can also bring kiddos under 6 years old for free.

Making a booking for the Singapore River Sunset Boat Tour with Dinner.


3. Art Jamming with Cats by Wildflower Studio


Create art & chill with adorable rescue cats


Cat lovers, rise because this one’s totally up your alley – join an Art Jamming with Cats session at Wildflower Studio and unwind; who knows, it might even boost your happy hormones.

The studio is also a foster home for rescue cats, so you’ll be creating art in the company of adorable felines that are being rehabilitated and rehomed. You can choose between a 2.5-hour semi-guided session or a 1-hour unguided one, from $20/pax.

Book your spot for Art Jamming with Cats by Wildflower Studio.


4. UV Resin Koi Pond Painting Workshop 


Create mini koi ponds using UV resin


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Instead of buying decor, make your own with your partner, and turn it into a mini date while you’re at it. This UV Resin Koi Pond Painting Workshop teaches you how to create a miniature koi pond using UV resin, paint, and a ceramic dish, complete with a 3D layered effect.

You’ll learn simple resin and curing techniques that are beginner-friendly, and all materials are provided at $60/pax.

Book the UV Resin Koi Pond Painting Workshop.


5. UV Resin Mahjong Making Workshop


Make customisable mahjong charms using UV resin


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Most of us can’t deny that mahjong tiles are a piece of art, and if you’ve always wanted a mahjong keychain, here’s your chance to make one. It won’t just be a keepsake for Valentine’s Day, as you can also repurpose it as a decorative charm for Chinese New Year.

In this UV Resin Mahjong Making Workshop (from $60/pax), you’ll make 2 to 3 customised tiles while learning the basics of UV resin techniques in 1.5 hours. Then decorate them with glitter, gold flakes, decals, or even lucky Chinese characters. It’s a beginner-friendly activity, and all materials are included.

P.S. Just in case you’re a mahjong noob, we have a guide on how to play mahjong for beginners.

Book a spot at this UV Resin Mahjong Making Workshop.


6. Flowers & Birds Painting: An Introduction to Chinese Brush Art


Learn the art of traditional Chinese paintings


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Some of us might recognise this style of Chinese brush art from traditional shops, or even hanging proudly in our grandparents’ homes – and now, you can recreate it in your own unique style.

This Flowers & Birds Painting: An Introduction to Chinese Brush Art workshop focuses on traditional flower and bird motifs, which are often used in Chinese painting to represent harmony, beauty, and the changing seasons. Fret not, even if you can’t draw for nuts, you’ll be guided by an experienced artist in this 1.5-hour session.

From $48/pax, you’ll also learn brush techniques and gain some insight into the symbolism behind the art style.

Book the Flowers & Birds Painting: An Introduction to Chinese Brush Art workshop.


7. Bookbinding Workshops by Based Book Arts


Fold, cut & sew your own book


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For couples whose idea of a good time involves stationery and handmade crafts, the Bookbinding Workshops by Based Book Arts might be right up your alley.

In 3 hours, you’ll fold, cut, and sew your own handcrafted book using waxed linen thread, acid-free paper, and leather or book cloth. You can also choose from different package types that explore unique binding techniques, including Japanese Stab Binding, French Link Stitch, and Coptic Binding.

There’s a range of colours to choose from for covers and threads, and the session is guided step by step, so beginners won’t feel lost. Prices start from $110, and materials are provided.

Book the Bookbinding Workshops by Based Book Arts.


8. Fluid Art Clock Workshop


Abstract art on a fully working clock


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Image credit: Pelago

This Fluid Art Clock Workshop is worth your time, as you’ll be pouring paint onto a clock you can actually use.

You’ll learn the basics of fluid art techniques in a beginner-friendly setting. All materials are included at $109, and there’s complimentary delivery within Singapore, so your finished clock can be sent straight to your doorstep.

Book the Fluid Art Clock Workshop.


9. Jrawing with Jagua


Semi-permanent body art with Jagua ink


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Other than couple outfits and bracelets, here’s a cooler way to do something matching – semi-permanent body art using natural fruit-based ink, AKA Jagua tattoos.

At this Jrawing with Jagua workshop, you’ll learn linework and shading techniques before creating your own final design, whether you have experience or not. You’ll also receive a complimentary starter kit with specially formulated Jagua ink to keep practising after. Slots are priced at $180 – act fast because they tend to sell out quickly.

Book a slot for Jrawing with Jagua.


10. Butterfly Lovers meet Romeo and Juliet


Enjoy a romantic live classical concert


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Behind every concert, there’s a hardworking team making it all happen.
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Trade the usual film night for a live performance with the Butterfly Lovers meet Romeo and Juliet ($28/pax) concert. It will feature the Butterfly Lovers Concerto performed on the erhu, alongside Rachmaninov’s Adagio from Symphony No. 3 and the world premiere of The Mermaid’s Odyssey.

Happening on 22nd February 2025, this concert is great for couples who don’t mind postponing their Valentine’s celebrations to avoid the crowds.

Get tickets to the Butterfly Lovers meet Romeo and Juliet concert.


11. Singapore Hawker Heritage in Miniatures Clay Workshop 


Recreate iconic Singapore hawker dishes using clay


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Instead of a restaurant, go on a quirky “hawker centre date” at the Singapore Hawker Heritage in Miniatures Clay Workshop. You’ll get to recreate iconic hawker dishes in miniature form – choose to make Clay Laksa, a Clay Kaya Toast Set, or a Clay Fishball Noodle Bowl under the guidance of an expert instructor.

All materials are provided, and the 2-hour session starts from $100/pax.

Make a booking for the Singapore Hawker Heritage in Miniatures Clay Workshop.


12. Mini Pottery Experience


Try your hand at a miniature pottery wheel


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​​Skip the usual pottery classes this Valentine’s Day and try this 2-hour Mini Pottery Experience for $78/pax instead. You’ll be introduced to a miniature pottery wheel, where you’ll create 2 tiny pots measuring about 3cm tall each.

After shaping them, decorate and colour them on the spot, and the pieces will be ready for collection around 2 months later, once they’ve been fired.

Book the Mini Pottery Experience.


13. A Handwoven Orchid Bead Jewellery Workshop


Craft Peranakan-inspired bead jewellery


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For something a little more challenging, try your hand at A Handwoven Orchid Bead Jewellery Workshop (from $128/pax), which is inspired by Peranakan beadwork techniques.

You’ll be guided by an experienced jewellery artist, and you can choose to craft either a bracelet or a pair of earrings using Miyuki beads available in over 150 shades. The workshop runs for 2.5 hours, and all materials will be provided to help you leave with a handmade piece inspired by Singapore’s national flower.

Book the A Handwoven Orchid Bead Jewellery Workshop.


14. Discovering the Art of Leather Work


Handmake your own leather charms


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If you prefer something practical, this Discovering the Art of Leather Work experience (from $60/pax) walks you through creating your own leather bag charm or keychain from scratch.

Along the way, you’ll learn about different leather types, including seeing and touching exotic materials such as crocodile and ostrich. The 2-hour session is guided by experienced artisans, with all materials provided.

Book the Discovering the Art of Leather Work experience.


Celebrate Valentine’s Day for “free” with your SG Culture Pass

Valentine’s Day plans do not have to revolve around overpriced set menus and long restaurant queues. With your SG Culture Pass, you can turn the occasion into something more experiential – whether that’s crafting miniature pottery, cruising along the river at sunset, or enjoying live music. This year, let your credits do the spending while you focus on the memories.

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Cover image adapted from: Klook, Pelago
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