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What do you see up in the sky? Float among the clouds in a storytelling and drama performance, and design your own beaded keychain inspired by the bats on a vase in the Ceramics Gallery.
11am to 3pm Lobby, Level 1
Venture into the Ceramics Gallery on Level 3, find the vase of clouds and bats in one of the showcases, then create your own bat keychain to take home.
Suitable for ages 5 and above with parental guidance.
11.30am, 2.30pm Auditorium, Basement
Join in this interactive drama performance by ACT 3 International, a retelling of a Chinese folktale about the virtue and generosity of an old man who lives among cranes in a magical place in the sky.
Suitable for ages 4 and above.
1.30pm Ceramics Gallery, Level 3
Listen to a folktale that explains the distance between the earth and the sky. There was a time when the sky was very close to the earth — find out how it moved up, up and far, far away from the earth in this story.
Gallery admission fees apply. Limited spaces available.
Suitable for ages 5 and above.
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