Discover Singapore's largest LEGO Mural at the National Museum of Singapore to celebrate Singapore’s 60th year

From 18 July to 9 August, the LEGO Group is partnering with the National Museum of Singapore to honour Singapore’s 60th birthday through LEGO play with a LEGO art showcase, a record-breaking mural and interactive activities for the community. At the heart of this collaboration is Singapore’s largest LEGO Mural, built with 265,743 LEGO bricks to create a row of colourful, nostalgic shophouses echoing the early days of Singapore’s bustling commerce in the 1960s.

Officially recognised by the Singapore Book of Records, the mural was unveiled today by Ms Low Yen Ling, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth & Ministry of Trade and Industry, which also marks the launch of the National Day Celebrations at the National Museum of Singapore. As part of the activation, visitors are invited to contribute the final bricks to this record-breaking mural, becoming part of a collective moment in history and cementing the mural’s place in the Singapore Book of Records.

Running from 18 July to 9 August in the Stamford Gallery at the National Museum of Singapore, the Stories of Singapore: Building Our Heritage, Brick by Brick showcase invites visitors to explore the nation’s stories through LEGO creations. The colourful display features iconic Singaporean landmarks such as the Changi Airport Control Tower and Bumboats along the Singapore River, built entirely from LEGO bricks.

Recognising that Singaporeans are widely known for their love of food, the showcase also features intricate LEGO builds of beloved local dishes like Hainanese Chicken Rice, Chilli Crab, and the ever-so-famous Singaporean breakfast - kaya butter toast with soft boiled eggs. In a celebration of community spirit, visitors can also enjoy LEGO artworks by students of the Chinese Development Assistance Council (CDAC) that depict historical and modern scenes inspired by our iconic Singapore River. To complete the experience, visitors can participate in a LEGO Make & Take activity to build their very own Mini LEGO Orchid as a commemorative SG60 memento.

In the spirit of SG60, The LEGO Group is also spotlighting its collection of Singapore-inspired LEGO sets - a celebration of the icons that make our country unique. Enjoy quality time and get in the spirit of the celebrations with the 21057 Singapore set, recreating iconic Singaporean elements such as Marina Bay Sands, the OCBC Centre, One Raffles Place, Lau Pa Sat food market, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore and Supertree Grove at Gardens by the Bay.

A representative symbol of Singapore’s national flower, the 10311 Orchid and 10343 Mini Orchid sets invite LEGO fans of all ages to create a beautiful display of orchids, making an ever-lasting floral display. More information on the Stories of Singapore: Building Our Heritage, Brick by Brick showcase and the SG60 sets and promotions can be found in the Annex.

The LEGO fun continues in the heartlands!

Following the showcase at the National Museum of Singapore, selected highlights will make their way to the heartlands at the NEX Atrium from 12 - 31 August, giving even more families the chance to be part of the celebration. Visitors can look forward to an exciting pop-up featuring part of the record-setting LEGO Mural, and crowd-favourite displays such as the 3D Hawker Man, SG60 Minifigure Model and the iconic Merlion LEGO model.

Beyond the displays, families can also enjoy hands-on activities including a LEGO Dragon Playground Make & Take activity during the weekends (16, 17, 23, 24, 30 & 31 August 2025), between 10.30am to 10.30pm.

ANNEX - Overview of Stories of Singapore: Building Our Heritage, Brick by Brick showcase

Date: 18 July to 9 August 2025
Location: Stamford Gallery, Level 1, National Museum of Singapore
Timing: 10am - 7pm

Mini LEGO Orchid Workshop
End off your visit to the special SG60 showcase with a mini LEGO Orchid Workshop, and build your very own memento of your visit!

• Dates & Timeslots
--- Every Saturday & Sunday (from 19 July to 3 August): Between 2pm - 5pm
--- 9 August 2025: Between 10am - 12pm and 1pm - 5pm