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FES Micro-Learning VII: Craft & Connect - Storytelling Through Dessert Decoration
FES Micro-Learning VII: Craft & Connect - Storytelling Through Dessert Decoration

Sat, 17 Oct

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PixelMusica, Waterloo Centre

FES Micro-Learning VII: Craft & Connect - Storytelling Through Dessert Decoration

This 2.5 hours workshop provides a creative reflective space for families to connect through storytelling, imagination and shared experiences using food. Through the activity, families will explore values, memories, and strengths within their relationships.

Time & Location

17 Oct 2026, 10:00 am – 12:30 pm

PixelMusica, Waterloo Centre, 261 Waterloo St, #04-26, Singapore 180261

About the event

In today's fast-paced technology-driven world, meaningful communication between parent-

child/grandparent-grandchild is increasingly important yet often overlooked.


Synopsis: This workshop aims to help participants experience meaningful connections through creativity and storytelling, leaving with a shared memory and an edible symbol representing their family bond.

  • Foster positive communication & appreciation

  • Hands-on cake decorating activity

  • Guided story sharing

  • Communication tips and reflection

  • Promote emotional awareness


Audience:

Designed for adult-child pairs within a family unit (e.g. parent & child, grandparent & grandchild) Recommended child age: 6 - 12 years old


Class Capacity:

6 pairs only


Payment:

$70 per pair

PayNow to UEN: S98SS0035L

Entity Name: FAMILY ENRICHMENT SOCIETY



About the Workshop Facilitators

Three mothers from different backgrounds sharing the same values of raising children, connected with their parents/grandparents. We recognise the importance of family values and early childhood development. Together we combine creativity, storytelling and food with hands-on experiences to create meaningful value-driven bonding sessions for families.


Debbie Woodford

Debbie is an emotional resilience educator and founder of DEBBlinks, specialising in

creative programmes that combine storytelling, drama, and play to support children’s social and emotional development.

Her work with government agencies and educational institutions has established her as a trusted facilitator in designing experiences that strengthen communication, confidence, and family connection. Debbie’s signature approach blends humour,

creativity, and heart, making her workshops both engaging and deeply meaningful.


Jessica Linggakusuma

Jessica is the owner of Niosoven.com, a home-based baking business specializing in customized and handcrafted cakes which are tailored to each customer. With a love for the arts, she enjoys combining creativity and baking to create meaningful experiences for every customer. She also conducts baking and creative workshops that bring people together, sparking imagination and fun in the process through hands-on activities.


Jo-Anne Lee

Jo-Anne has worked in the government sector for half her life, in both the arts and health industry. Her experience in arts events management and healthy aging has given her a wealth of knowledge to bridge her love for arts with the science of health.

An aspiring writer and storyteller, she sees the importance of inter-generational programmes where good values and traditions are passed on to enrich the lives of families and stay connected.



Venue: 261 Waterloo St, #04-26, Waterloo Centre, Singapore 180261 (PixceMusica Office above American Taproom bar)



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