Mother's Day is on Sunday, May 10 this year. If you're looking for something more meaningful than brunch — something where the whole family actually does something together — art jamming is one of the best options in Singapore. No skill needed, no pressure, and mum walks away with a handmade keepsake (or at least a great story about how the paint got everywhere).
We've visited, researched, and compared art jamming studios across Singapore to find the ones that work best for a Mother's Day celebration — especially if you're bringing kids along. Not every studio is equally family-friendly, and some are better suited to couples or corporate groups. This guide focuses on the ones where mum, dad, and the little ones can all have a genuinely good time.
Here are our picks for the 7 best art jamming studios in Singapore for Mother's Day 2026.
Before diving into the list, here's what we considered when choosing these studios. Not all art jamming spots are created equal — especially when kids are part of the plan.
- Kid-friendly environment — safe for young children, with appropriate seating, materials, and staff who are used to working with families
- Variety of art formats — canvas painting is great, but studios offering mosaic, clay, figurines, or tote bag painting give families more to choose from
- Flexible booking — no rigid time slots or minimum group sizes that make planning stressful
- Take-home artwork — the whole point is leaving with something meaningful, ideally on the same day
- Atmosphere — relaxed, warm, and welcoming rather than overly formal or intimidating for beginners
- Location and accessibility — easy to get to with kids in tow
If you're looking for a studio that genuinely welcomes families with young children — not just tolerates them — Art Journey is the strongest option on this list. Unlike most art jamming studios that focus primarily on canvas painting, Art Journey offers a wide range of hands-on creative formats: canvas painting, mosaic art, clay art, 3D figurine painting, sand art, and more. That variety means every family member can find something they enjoy — mum might choose mosaic while the kids paint figurines side by side.
The studio is purpose-built for mixed-age groups. Children as young as 3 can participate comfortably, and the staff are experienced at guiding younger kids without hovering. There's also an on-site Art Cafe where you can grab a drink or snack during or after your session — a small detail that makes a big difference when you're spending a morning or afternoon with kids.
What parents frequently mention in reviews is the warmth of the staff. One Google review reads: "We went to Art Journey to celebrate my mother's birthday. We came home with 3 pieces of beautiful artwork and 3 hours of memories with laughter." That captures the vibe perfectly.
What's available: Canvas painting, mosaic art, clay art, 3D figurine painting, sand art, hand-painted totes, twist & turn craft, and more
Ages: 3 years and above (all ages for art jamming)
Hours: Open daily, 10am – 9pm
Booking: Walk-in or book ahead at artjourney.sg/book-now
Bonus: On-site Art Cafe with drinks and snacks. Outdoor playground nearby for kids who finish early.
Mother's Day tip: Book a weekend session for the whole family. Combine canvas painting for mum with figurine painting for the kids — everyone gets their own artwork to take home.
If mum appreciates a polished, Instagrammable setting, Arteastiq delivers. Located in the heart of Orchard Road, this art jamming cafe pairs creative sessions with complimentary gourmet tea. The space has a refined, boutique feel that makes it popular for date nights and smaller family groups. Each session provides unlimited acrylic paint and a canvas, and the adjacent cafe is perfect for a post-painting treat.
It's best suited for families with slightly older children (around 7 and above) who can sit comfortably for a focused session. Younger kids may find the environment a little formal. But for mums who love a chic atmosphere and a good cup of tea alongside their painting, Arteastiq is a solid choice.
Best for: Mums who love a stylish setting. Older kids and teens. Mother-daughter outings.
Good to know: Central location near Somerset MRT. On-site cafe with gourmet teas and desserts.
With over a decade of experience, Artify Studio is one of Singapore's most established art jamming spaces. Their Liberty Art Jam format is unguided — you show up, pick a canvas, and paint whatever you like for 2.5 hours. There's a library of over 3,000 reference photos if you need inspiration, but no one tells you what to paint or how to do it. Guided sessions are also available for those who'd prefer some direction.
The atmosphere is relaxed and unpretentious, and the pricing is among the more affordable in Singapore. It's a good option for families who want a no-frills, pressure-free environment. Children aged 7 and above can join regular sessions, while younger children can attend their dedicated kids' art classes.
Best for: Budget-conscious families. Older kids who enjoy freestyle painting. A casual, no-fuss vibe.
Good to know: Weekday morning sessions offer the best rates. Located in the Kampong Glam area — pair it with a walk around Haji Lane afterwards.
WE ART positions itself as a premium art jamming experience right in the Orchard shopping belt. They offer both freestyle sessions and guided options with instructors, which is helpful if mum or the kids want a bit of hand-holding. Beyond standard canvas painting, they also run tote bag painting sessions — a practical and fun Mother's Day gift option where kids paint a bag for mum to use.
The studio uses high-quality acrylic paints and materials, and the space is well-maintained. Group discounts are available for five or more people, which makes it cost-effective for larger family gatherings. It's a good middle-ground between casual and polished.
Best for: Families who want guided options. Tote bag painting as a Mother's Day gift activity.
Good to know: Group discounts for 5+. Seasonal themes and limited-time offers around Mother's Day.
Here's one for cat-loving mums. Wildflower Studio combines art jamming with a cat cafe experience — you paint while resident cats wander around and occasionally inspect your work. They offer both semi-guided sessions (where a facilitator helps with your artwork) and casual "chill out with cats" sessions where you can paint at your own pace or simply hang out with the felines.
It's a quirky, memorable option that works especially well for Mother's Day if mum is an animal lover. The cat interaction adds a layer of fun that kids absolutely love, even if their painting takes a backseat to kitten-watching. Just note that the environment is more suited to older children who can be gentle around the cats.
Best for: Cat-loving mums. Unique, memorable outings. Older children (7+) who are comfortable around animals.
Good to know: Sessions include petting time with the cats. They also support cat fostering programmes — so it's a feel-good visit.
Heartroom Gallery keeps things simple and affordable. For a very reasonable entry price, you get 2.5 hours of unguided canvas painting with acrylic paints provided. There are no rigid rules — just paint whatever you'd like. The space is cosy and no-frills, and it's conveniently located next to Pek Kio Market, so you can pair your Mother's Day art session with a hawker centre lunch — a very Singaporean way to celebrate.
It's a great option for families who prefer a laid-back, heartland vibe over a polished studio environment. The simplicity is part of the charm.
Best for: Budget-friendly family outings. Pairing art with a hawker meal. A relaxed, neighbourhood atmosphere.
Good to know: Non-guided format. Bring your own snacks and drinks if needed.
Hueplay stands out for the variety of surfaces you can paint on. Beyond standard canvas, they offer tote bag painting, glow-in-the-dark neon art, and even rug tufting and punch needle workshops. If mum enjoys trying new things, the range of options here is a real draw. It's also a good fit for families who've done regular canvas painting before and want to try something different this Mother's Day.
The studio has a young, creative energy and the staff are friendly and encouraging. It's well-suited to families with children aged around 5 and above, especially those who'd enjoy the novelty of painting on something other than a flat canvas.
Best for: Families wanting variety beyond canvas. Tote bag painting as a Mother's Day gift. Older kids who enjoy novelty.
Good to know: Neon glow-in-the-dark sessions are a hit with kids. Punch needle and rug tufting available for mums who want to try craft.
Book at least a week ahead. Mother's Day weekend is one of the busiest times for art jamming studios. Popular time slots (late morning and early afternoon on Saturday and Sunday) fill up quickly. Don't assume you can walk in — especially at smaller studios.
Consider a weekday session if mum's schedule allows. Some studios offer better rates on weekdays, and the studio will be quieter — which means a more relaxed experience for the whole family.
Match the studio to your youngest participant. If you're bringing a 3 or 4-year-old, choose a studio that explicitly welcomes young children (Art Journey is the standout here). Some studios have a minimum age of 7 for regular sessions.
Ask about take-home timing. Most canvas paintings can be taken home the same day, but some formats (like certain clay or pottery pieces) may need drying time. If the artwork is meant to be a Mother's Day gift, check whether it'll be ready in time.
Think beyond canvas painting. Mosaic coasters, painted tote bags, clay figurines, and 3D pieces often make more memorable gifts than a flat canvas — because mum can actually use them. Studios that offer multiple formats give you more flexibility.
Pro tip for dads and kids planning a surprise: Book a session at Art Journey the weekend before Mother's Day. Let the kids create their artwork as a gift, then present it to mum on the day itself. If you'd rather spend Mother's Day together as a family, book a session for May 10 and let everyone paint side by side — mum included.
Looking for more Mother's Day gift ideas beyond art jamming? We recently published a guide to heartfelt ways to celebrate mum in Singapore — it covers experiences, keepsakes, and creative gifts for every budget.
Book a family art jamming session — canvas painting, mosaic art, clay, figurines, and more. Open daily, all ages welcome. No long-term commitment needed.
Book a SessionMother's Day falls on Sunday, May 10, 2026. It's celebrated on the second Sunday of May each year in Singapore.
Art jamming is a casual, relaxed painting session where you create art at your own pace. No experience or skill is required — studios provide all materials, and there's no "right" or "wrong" way to paint. It's designed to be fun and stress-free, making it perfect for family celebrations like Mother's Day.
Art Journey at Plantation Plaza is the most family-friendly option, welcoming children from age 3. The studio offers multiple creative formats beyond canvas painting, and the staff are experienced with young children. Most other studios have a minimum age of 7 for regular art jamming sessions.
At least one to two weeks before Mother's Day is recommended, especially for weekend sessions. Popular time slots fill up quickly, and some studios may run special Mother's Day packages that sell out early.
Yes, in most cases. Canvas paintings, mosaic pieces, painted tote bags, and figurines are typically ready to take home immediately. Some studios may need a short drying period. If the artwork is a surprise gift, ask the studio about timing when you book.
Options vary by studio, but can include mosaic art, clay art, 3D figurine painting, sand art, tote bag painting, neon glow-in-the-dark painting, and even rug tufting. Art Journey offers one of the widest ranges, including canvas, mosaic, clay, figurines, sand art, hand-painted totes, and seasonal themed workshops.
It's one of the best family activities for Mother's Day because everyone can participate regardless of age or skill level. Mum, dad, grandparents, and children can all create something together. The shared experience of making art side by side often means more than a store-bought gift.