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Translation Day Singapore 2026

A one-day symposium at The Arts House featuring panel discussions and lectures on translation, multilingual creative work, and accessibility in the arts.

When
Sat, 26 Sep 2026 · 10:00 AM
until Sat, 26 Sep 2026 · 9:00 PM
Where
The Arts House, Play Den
1 Old Parliament Ln, Former Parliament House and Annex Building
Singapore 179429
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For
adults
Cost
S$28 for 1-Day Pass; individual session tickets also available.
Tags
family · senior · couple

About this event

The TDSG 1-Day Pass gives you access to all TDSG Symposium sessions on 26 September — a series of panel discussions and lectures exploring translation across languages, cultures and creative practices.

This year's programme looks at translation in multilingual creative work, the role translators play in shaping how women's writing travels across cultures, and how accessibility practices can open up new ways of experiencing creative work. The day concludes with acclaimed writer and translator Deepa Bhasthi reflecting on what it means to live in and through multiple languages.

Individual tickets are also available for each session. TDSG 1-Day Pass holders enjoy 20% off workshop tickets.

Programme (26 September, Play Den, The Arts House)

Making Across Languages: Translation as Part of the Creative Process 10AM–11.15AM | Speakers: Alfian Sa'at, Izyanti Asa'ari | Moderator: Tse Hao Guang

Carrying Her Voice: Women in Translation 11.30AM–12.30PM | Speakers: Christina Ng, Gene Png, Shanna Tan | Moderator: Anitha Devi Pillai

Accessibility Interpretation as Creative Practice 2PM–3.15PM | Speakers: Grace Lee-Khoo, Lily Goh, Joanna Ong | Moderator: Alecia Neo

Living (in) Languages: Working Notes on Writing and Translating the Local 7.30PM–9PM | Speaker: Deepa Bhasthi | Moderator: Melissa Gay

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