This May, the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) invites families to step into a world of imagination as Little SIFA returns with an exciting lineup of interactive and family-friendly performances at Empress Lawn. Designed to make the arts more accessible to young audiences, this year’s edition transforms the space into an open, creative playground – free for all to enjoy.
At the heart of Little SIFA 2025 are two standout programmes that reimagine storytelling and play:
The House Between The Winds
Monday – Sunday
19 May – 1 June 2025
Various Timings
An enchanting, kinetic installation by Singaporean artist Yang Jie, this large-scale artwork comes to life through movement and sound, inviting children to interact with a talking, wind-powered structure. Blurring the lines between art and play, it sparks curiosity and creativity in a way that’s both engaging and thought-provoking.
Animal Farm
Friday – Sunday
30 May – 1 June 2025
Singapore’s acclaimed puppetry troupe, The Finger Players, presents a specially adapted version of their classic production Animal Farm for young audiences. With inventive puppetry and a lively reimagining of the story’s themes, this adaptation introduces children to the magic of theatre while making complex ideas accessible and entertaining for young minds.
More information about the Festival and its programmes can be found on the SIFA website
