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Join us for Art & Afternoon Tea, a cosy weekend gathering designed to nurture mental wellbeing through creativity and mindful moments over a cup of tea. Held at Art for Good Art Studio, each session offers a gentle introduction to different art forms such as Zentangle Art, Nagomi Art, watercolour, mindful doodling, and other creative explorations. No artistic experience is required. Simply come as you are, enjoy a warm cup of tea, and allow yourself space to unwind, reflect, and create in a supportive and welcoming environment. When: Saturdays & Sundays, 2:00–3:30pm Where: Art for Good Art Studio, 55 Siglap Road #02-24, Singapore 455871 Fee: $50 per person | $90 for 2 persons All materials and tea are provided. Perfect for friends, couples, caregivers, working adults, and anyone seeking a mindful and creative pause from the busyness of life.

Celebrate your child's special day with a fun and creative art party at the Art for Good Studio! Our birthday parties are designed to encourage creativity, imagination and self-expression, with every child bringing home their own handmade artwork as a special keepsake. 🎨 Create & Celebrate Art Party 2 Hours | $350 Includes (up to 10 children): - Exclusive use of the Art for Good Studio - One guided art activity led by an Art for Good facilitator - Art materials for the session - Birthday banner - Tables and chairs set up - Time for birthday cake cutting and photos - Every child brings home their completed artwork Choose ONE art activity: 🖌️ Paint Your Masterpiece! Create your very own mini canvas painting to take home. 🌈 Pastel Magic! Blend beautiful colours and create dreamy artwork using soft pastel techniques. 💦 Watercolour Wonders! Splash, blend and explore colourful watercolour creations. 🐻 Clay Critters & Creations! Shape, sculpt and decorate your own adorable clay characters. Additional children: $30 per child 🌈 Double the Fun Art Party 3 Hours | $600 Includes (up to 10 children): - Exclusive use of the Art for Good Studio - Two guided art activities led by an Art for Good facilitator - Basic art materials - Birthday banner - Tables and chairs set up - Time for birthday cake cutting and photos - Every child brings home all completed artworks Choose ANY TWO art activities: 🖌️ Paint Your Masterpiece! Create your very own mini canvas acrylic painting to take home. 🌈 Pastel Magic! Blend beautiful colours and create dreamy artworks using soft pastel techniques. 💦 Watercolour Wonders! Splash, blend and explore colourful watercolour creations learning watercolour techniques. 🐻 Clay Critters & Creations! Shape, sculpt and decorate your own adorable clay characters. ✨ Slime Lab! (Double the Fun Art Party exclusive) Mix, stretch and customise your own colourful slime to take home. Additional children: $50 per child Additional Information Suitable for children aged 4 years and above. Parents are welcome to bring their own birthday cake, food and decorations. Maximum capacity: 16 children. Advance booking is required and is subject to availability. We look forward to celebrating your child's special day through creativity, fun and meaningful memories at Art for Good!

📅 Date: Saturday, 29 August 2026 🕓 Time: 4:00pm–5:30pm 📍 Venue: Art for Good Art Studio 55 Siglap Road, Siglap Centre #02-24, Singapore 455871 Admission: Pay As You Wish (Registration Required)​ Join us for an intimate and cosy sharing session with Dr Kai (Qing) Tan, a Singaporean comics and disability researcher currently based in Belgium. Since her teenage years, Kai has lived with chronic pain, an experience that has deeply shaped how she understands the body, everyday life and the world around her. Through comics and visual storytelling, she explores experiences that can be difficult to put into words, bringing visibility to stories that are often unseen or overlooked. During this session, Kai will share her personal journey and introduce the field of Graphic Medicine—comics that explore lived experiences of disability, including physical disability, chronic illness, ageing, autism and other forms of neurodivergence, mental health, caregiving and healing. She will also share selected works from her own practice, reflecting with honesty, openness and humour on her experiences as a person living with chronic pain, a caregiver to a parent with advanced cancer, a lecturer supporting neurodivergent university students, a disability researcher and an urban explorer. The session will conclude with a hands-on workshop where participants will create their own short comic or visual narrative. Whether your story is personal, imagined or inspired by someone you care about, you will discover how comics can become a powerful tool for communication, advocacy and connection. No previous drawing or comics experience is required.​ Everyone is welcome! What you'll learn: Discover what Graphic Medicine is and why it matters. Explore how comics communicate lived experiences with compassion and authenticity. Create your own short visual narrative or comic. Reflect on disability, identity, mental health and community through creative expression. Learn how visual storytelling can be applied in education, healthcare and public communication. Who should attend? Students and young adults Persons with disabilities Neurodivergent individuals Caregivers and family members Healthcare workers and policymakers Artists and creatives Anyone interested in storytelling, health, disability and inclusion

A one-to-one consultation designed to understand your needs, goals, and context before beginning art therapy. This session helps determine the most appropriate therapeutic approach and provides professional guidance on next steps, whether for yourself, your child, or a group setting.

Open Art Studio is an open, unhurried creative space where you are free to create in your own way and at your own pace. Set within a calm and supportive environment, the Open Art Studio invites you to relax, experiment, and reconnect with yourself through art-making—without pressure or expectations. A facilitator is present onsite to offer gentle guidance, technical support, or conversation when needed, while still honouring your autonomy in the creative process. This space also welcomes artists who wish to deepen their practice, providing opportunities to work independently or engage with a rotating community of artists, art teachers, and art therapists. Whether you are exploring art for personal reflection, healing, or creative development, the Open Art Studio offers a nurturing place to create and grow. The Open Art Studio is open to and welcoming of: • Seniors seeking a calm, meaningful creative space • Persons with special needs looking for an inclusive and supportive environment • Developing and practicing artists who want time and space to grow their practice • Caregivers and families creating together • Individuals exploring creativity for reflection, enjoyment, or personal expression • Anyone who values a gentle, welcoming space to create—no experience needed Please let us know if you have any special requests or access needs, and we will do our best to accommodate. Basic art materials are provided for each session. If you have preferred art materials you enjoy working with, you are most welcome to bring them along.

Art for Good Creative Community Space, located at Siglap Centre #02-24, is dedicated to promoting mental health and well-being. Our space is available for booking to support both individual and community needs. We can accommodate up to 20 people and provide communal art supplies with every studio booking. If desired, you can inquire about adding our art services to enhance your session. Book our creative community space for a private, inspiring experience designed to foster creativity and connection!

Spend meaningful, screen-free time with your child through our guided Parent-Child Art Workshops — where laughter, imagination, and emotional connection come alive through art. These monthly workshops are thoughtfully designed to support the bond between parent and child, offering a shared experience of play, creativity, and gentle reflection. Whether you're painting side by side or collaborating on a project, this is a space where your relationship grows deeper — one blob at a time. What to Expect: 🎨 Fun and engaging art-making activities suitable for children aged 3 and up 🖌️ Lightly guided sessions with a therapeutic and playful approach 🫶 A cosy, small group setting to encourage presence and connection 💬 Time for sharing and reflection at the end of each session ✨ No art experience needed — just come as you are! 📅 Every last Saturday of the month | 4:00-5:30pm Fees: $80 per drop-in session (includes art materials for both parent & child) 📍 Art for Good Studio, 55 Siglap Road, Siglap Centre #02-24, Singapore 455871 👩‍🎨 Monthly small group format. Facilitated by trained art therapists and educators.

Art therapy is a potent blend of art and psychology, allowing individuals to explore and express their emotions creatively, through the guidance of the art therapist. This therapeutic approach delves into introspection and personal discovery, aiding in confronting traumas and fostering growth. Suitable for all ages, art therapy is a transformative tool for self-expression and emotional well-being, regardless of artistic ability. Dive into a journey of understanding and healing by booking a session with us.

Art for Good Creative Community Space, located at Siglap Centre #02-24, is dedicated to promoting mental health and well-being. Our space is available for booking to support both individual and community needs. We can accommodate up to 20 people and provide communal art supplies with every studio booking. If desired, you can inquire about adding our art services to enhance your session. Book our creative community space for a private, inspiring experience designed to foster creativity and connection!