A stampy day at the Peranakan Museum! 🇸🇬🦚

If you’re planning a trip to the Peranakan Museum to enjoy the Peacock Power exhibition, here are some tips to make the most of your visit. The exhibition runs until August 30, 2026, so there’s plenty of time to explore this beautiful tribute to Peranakan culture. When you arrive, grab your stamp paper at one of the counters on Level 2 or 3. Starting from Level 3, take your time exploring the galleries and use the stamps to create a unique layered art piece representing the museum’s rich collection. It’s a fantastic way for both adults and kids to engage with the exhibits. Don’t miss the embossed peacock belt activity, where you can press your own peacock motif using traditional stamping techniques—a hands-on experience that really brings the culture to life. Plus, there’s a 3D peacock model craft station perfect for families to enjoy together. After completing your stamping journey, be sure to fill in the short survey and head to the Level 1 counter for your final stamp and a free sticker sheet giveaway if you finish the activity booklet! The peacock in Peranakan culture symbolizes dignity, beauty, and nobility, so every part of the exhibit celebrates these themes through stunning visuals and creative crafts. The multi-colored eyespots of the peacock are beautifully represented, inspired by artist Ernest Goh’s work, highlighting the intricate artistry behind Peranakan heritage. Remember, the museum is open daily from 10 am to 7 pm, and on Fridays until 9 pm. Free admission for Singaporeans on Fridays and Saturdays makes this a highly recommended weekend outing. I had a wonderful time immersing myself in the colors, symbolism, and interactive fun that truly sets this exhibition apart. Don’t forget to take photos and tag @peranakanmuseum on Instagram to share your experience!