Date: Saturday, 14 November and Sunday, 15 November 2026.

How early should children start learning about money? A new exhibition at Children's Museum Singapore tries to answer that through play. Money Town: Make It Count! opens on 14 November 2026, so this weekend is the first chance to see it.

What is Money Town?

The Children's Museum describes it as an interactive, play-based exhibition on managing money, aimed mainly at children aged five to nine. There is also a Money Barn play corner for children aged 48 months and below. The museum is designed for children aged 12 and below. Sassy Mama says the exhibition is on Level 2.

Tickets and prices

Tickets are sold online and advance booking is required. According to the museum's visitor information page:

  • Singapore citizens and PRs: free for children and adults, with a pink or blue NRIC shown on the day.
  • Foreign residents and tourists: S$10 per child, S$15 per adult, or S$40 for a family package (2 adults + 2 children), subject to GST.
  • No extra discounts for students or senior citizens.
  • Maximum four tickets per transaction. Tickets are non-refundable and cannot be moved to another date or slot.

Limited walk-in admission may be available on the day, but it is not guaranteed.

Opening hours

Sassy Mama reports the museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, 9am to 5.45pm, with timed entry slots at 9am, 11am, 2pm and 4pm, and a daily closure from 12.45pm to 2pm. Please confirm on the museum's ticketing page, as we could not verify the hours on the official page we read.

Getting there

The museum is at 23-B Coleman Street, about an eight-minute walk from City Hall MRT station, based on Sassy Mama's guide. See it on Google Maps

Heads-up

Social media posts mention extras on opening weekend, such as a drop-in market and storytelling, but we could not confirm these on an official page. Check the museum's page before you go.

More to Do Nearby: Malls, Food and Community Events

Nearby

Singapore Writers Festival runs from 13 to 22 November, with some free activities for families at The Arts House, which is close to the museum. Many ticketed programmes are SG Culture Pass-eligible for citizens. See

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Food

We did not verify a specific food spot near the museum for this weekend, so we are not naming one.

Community events (onePA)

Community-club events are usually in the heartlands rather than the city centre, and we did not find one for this weekend near the museum.