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If you are looking for a family-friendly event to do good this Sat (2 Aug), visit Let’s Carnival 2025 at The Adam Road Presbyterian Church (ARPC). United in the Singapore spirit, they will be spreading love through hawker fare, games and activities.
Guests-of-Honour include President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Minister Chee Hong Tat, Minister of State Gan Siow Huang and Members of Parliament Cai Yinzhou and Elysa Chen.
ARPC will be donating S$150,000 from proceeds raised to the President’s Challenge and S$10,000 to ComCare beneficiaries of Marymount-Bishan-Toa Payoh. Beyond financials, their partnership extends to mobilising hosts and befrienders for beneficiaries and visitors.
A ticket costs S$2. After you have registered and paid, you will receive an email with the QR code to collect your entry passes (EPs). Present the codes when you collect the passes on 2 Aug (Sat), from 10am to 4pm, at Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary School.
Check out these highlights.
Yummy food
Come hungry and savour a mouth-watering spread from more than 20 food stalls, including 5 halal-certified gems. They serve everything from prawn paste chicken and bee hoon soto to beef tacos, roast pork, nyonya kueh, pizza and suncake. Cool down with the frozen yoghurt, ice cream, cold Chinese tea, soy milk or grab some crunchy Tai Sun snacks.
Game stalls
There will be 15 game stalls, towering bouncy castles, giggle-inducing kid rides, balloon sculptures and face-painting. These are set up by ARPC members.
Family-friendly activities
Children can get creative in an edible Play-Doh making workshop and chill at a movie screening. For adults, don’t forget to treat yourself to classic carnival favourites such as popcorn and candy floss. Balance that with practical health tips to remain healthy.
What are you waiting for? Go down to Let’s Carnival 2025 for a day of food and festivities.
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