City Hall, formerly known as Municipal Building, has had a rich and colourful history since its completion in 1929. In conjunction with the Singapore Bicentennial commemoration in 2019, National Gallery Singapore presents City Hall: If Walls Could Talk. Through an immersive multimedia experience, the exhibition tells the lesser-known stories of pivotal moments that occurred within […]

Get to know Ang Ku Kueh Girl® and her friends, who are inspired by popular snacks in Singapore - in an all-new digital projection light show at ION Sky. An alien invasion disrupts their blissful lives in Food Wonderland! Follow these foodie friends on an exhilarating and flavourful adventure as they gear up for battle […]

National Gallery Singapore’s biennial children’s festival, ​Small Big Dreamers​, returns for its second edition with a digital twist. #SmallBigDreamersAtHome is the first online art festival in Singapore that serves up a series of fun and engaging activities for children aged six to 12, featuring interactive games, and easy-to-follow, hands-on activities. Children’s adventures take place on […]

Enjoy a fun family day out to discover what makes our Chinese culture so special. Gather around for an immersive virtual feast of tasty local dishes, find out how our dialect groups influenced Mandarin and English, or challenge your kids to a showdown of who can make the most cups of kopi or teh! Use […]

Want to find out more about Singapore's past experiences with infectious diseases, and how lessons learnt from them are being used to manage the COVID-19 pandemic? Learn more in Every Body Plays a Part: A Showcase of Public Health Crises and Responses in Singapore by the National Museum of Singapore. This online showcase provides insights into Singapore’s […]

Embark on an exciting time-travelling adventure with Doraemon, the lovable robot cat, and the National Museum of Singapore (NMS)! Come and explore stories of Singapore through fascinating artefacts in the museum's galleries and the museum's National Collection. This year is the 50th Anniversary of the much-loved manga character Doraemon, a yellow robot cat starred in […]

This November, ArtScience Museum is dedicating a special event to the women of art and science with a specially curated line-up of onsite and online programmes from now till 27 November. Women of Art and Science sees the museum celebrating some of the wonder women of art and science including sculptor Ruth Asawa, artist Hilma […]

Arts in Your Neighbourhood (AYN) returns for its second season of the year, taking neighbourhood centric wonders of the arts to the towns of Kallang and Geylang. Embark on a journey to re-discover the neighbourhood with a variety of both physical and digital experiences for the very first time. An initiative by the National Arts […]

Food takes centrestage in this year’s Wan Qing CultureFest, organised by the Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall. Wan Qing CultureFest 2020 celebrates the significance and symbolism of food in Chinese culture throughout the various stages of life. From customary practices that take place during a newborn’s first month celebrations, to the superstitions that support […]

Embark on an exploration of Singapore’s heritage through a variety of digital formats that are fun and innovative. These range from baking videos that will literally let you have a taste of Singapore’s heritage, Augmented Reality experiences that will allow users to “try on” and get up-close to our national treasures, an online shop dedicated […]

Children's Season is back! This school holidays, join Ai and his grandfather on a journey of discovery as they explore the wonders of Singapore’s many museums – both virtually and physically. Running from 18 November 2020 to 3 January 2021, participants can enjoy an impressive spread of family-friendly offerings of more than 70 exhibitions and programmes […]

Many of us are familiar with Geylang Serai for its rich cultural identity and vibrant sights and sounds, but did you know that its name is said to have derived from a lemongrass factory (Kilang Serai) located east of the Kallang River? Discover more interesting history and stories of Kallang and Geylang at the upcoming […]

Missing Japan? Come to The Japan Rail Fair – A Virtual Trip to Japan! Taking place online via jrtimes.sg/tjrf2020 and the JAPAN RAIL CAFE Facebook Page on five days over two weekends, the fair will be chock-a-block with free and ticketed live programs.  Here's what you can look forward to: Go on a virtual trip to […]