MAKE A CHALLENGE
Give small hands a real problem to solve.
For curious humans 5–10Garage-made • Hands-on
REAL MISSIONS
OF FREE RANGE
HUMANS
Meet the grown-ups who took the interesting road. Make things. Try things. Ask them why.
Message to join
24–25 OCT 2026Saturday + Sunday • Singapore
01 / The mission
REAL WORK.
REAL STORIES.
SMALL HANDS.
Kids rarely get to see how a craft begins—or meet someone who chose a life outside the usual map.
This is a living workshop, not a career fair. Parents and kids build tiny worlds together: a bicycle-fixer's puzzle, a food scientist's taste test, a puppeteer's string challenge. Children roam, collect mission stamps, and discover that a life can be invented.
Curiosity is the compass
02 / Calling unusual grown-ups
BUILD A BOOTH
WITH YOUR KID
Glassblower? Urban farmer? Tattoo artist? Wildlife tracker? Boat builder? If your path has a story, turn it into something children can touch, test, smell, solve or make.
Pitch your booth on WhatsAppSHOW THE SENSORY BIT
Sounds, textures, smells and surprising materials.
SHARE YOUR WHY
Tell the moment you chose the less-travelled path.
03 / Your field notes
EVERY KID GETS A MISSION PASSPORT.
ROAM
Choose your own trail through a garage full of unexpected work.
TRY
Use mini-tools, take on challenges and make imperfect things.
STAMP
Collect a mark for every mission—and a story for the ride home.
04 / Pin this up
THE NUTS
+ BOLTS
WHENSaturday–Sunday, 24–25 October 2026
WHOCurious kids aged 5–10, with their grown-ups
WHERESingapore — exact garage revealed to registered families
BRINGClothes that can get messy, open minds, many questions
Questions from the workshop floor
QUICK ANSWERS
Do hosts need a polished booth?+
No. Cardboard, tape and a great hands-on idea beat polish every time. We'll help shape the concept with you.
Can I come if I'm not hosting?+
Absolutely. Families can register as visitors and roam every mission together.
Is the event free?+
Final ticket and venue details will be shared directly on WhatsApp before registration is confirmed.
Can younger or older siblings come?+
The missions are designed for ages 5–10. Message us about siblings and we'll help you plan your visit.