VivoCity hosting food workshops for children
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VivoCity will host two food workshops for children next weekend led by Chef Mong from team-building company Cookyn and food artist Shirley Wong, also known as “Little Miss Bento”.
Each workshop is limited to 30 teams comprising a parent and a child, and is available on a first-come, first-served basis (registration has opened). Participants will take home their masterpiece and a goodie bag worth more than SG$20, with two teams judged top in each workshop each winning $250 Mapletree vouchers.
Entry is open to VivoCity customers who have spent $50 during the promotion period, with a registration fee of $10.
Questions & Answers
Q.How many children and parents can participate in each food workshop?
How many children and parents can participate in each food workshop?
Each workshop can accommodate 30 teams. A team consists of one parent and one child, meaning a total of 60 individuals could participate in each session, making it a relatively exclusive event.
Q.What do participants receive for taking part in the workshops?
What do participants receive for taking part in the workshops?
Participants will take home the food creation they make during the workshop. They also receive a goodie bag valued at more than SG$20, adding extra incentive for attendees.
Q.How can VivoCity customers qualify to register for a workshop?
How can VivoCity customers qualify to register for a workshop?
To be eligible, customers must have spent SG$50 at VivoCity during the promotion period. There is also a non-refundable registration fee of SG$10 per participating team.
Q.What is the prize for the winning teams in the workshops?
What is the prize for the winning teams in the workshops?
Two teams will be judged as the best in each workshop. Each of these winning teams will receive Mapletree vouchers worth SG$250, providing a significant reward for their efforts.
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