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18 events
- Arts$25 SGD
Pán
Pán is a theatrical production originally commissioned by the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre in 2021, exploring themes of cultural identity and heritage.
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Auditoriumadults - Music$35–$45 SGD
Classic Memories: Songs That Bring Us Together
A Chinese chamber music concert by Ding Yi Music Company featuring SPH Media Radio DJs, the SPH Media Chinese Choir and Soka Chorus. The programme reimagines beloved Chinese classics, including Green Island Serenade, Rose, Rose, I Love You, and a finale of songs by Liu Jiachang.
Victoria Concert Halladults · seniors · family - ArtsFree
A Sound Not Yet (一聲未至)
A 45-minute immersive solo performance by ruan player Neil Chua in a dark black box, with no fixed seats. Also on 14 Nov at 3pm and 7.45pm.
Approximate date, worth checking42 Waterloo Street, Black boxadults - Arts$10 SGD
Diary and the Whale
A collaborative presentation by Rei Poh, Deng Xiaofei, and University of the Arts Singapore BA Contemporary Chinese Theatre students, featuring two original student works about hidden feelings, control, freedom, and the parts of ourselves we keep private. Audiences are invited to reflect on what we conceal and what it means to become who we are.
Approximate date, worth checkingSingapore Chinese Cultural Centre Practice Room, Level 10adults - Arts$20 SGD
Talking to Twilight
Inspired by Yeng Pway Ngon’s The Colour of Twilight, this multilingual performance follows Ming Wai’s longing for his late wife through text, storytelling, dance and live music. The same monologue is presented in Mandarin, English and Cantonese, exploring how grief and memory shift across languages.
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Recital Studio, Level 6adults - Well being$68 SGD
Music for Comfort
An immersive wellness concert experience at Shangri-La Singapore combining guided reflection, sound meditation, live performance and digital art projection. Presented by The TENG Company, it invites attendees to slow down, reconnect, and find a sense of calm.
Island Ballroom, Shangri-La Singaporeadults · seniors - Music$20–$90 SGD
SCO30 Closing Gala
The Singapore Chinese Orchestra celebrates its 30th anniversary with a grand finale concert featuring the iconic 'Overture – Step Up and Up' and a world premiere by Law Wai Lun tracing Singapore's history.
Singapore Conference Halladults · seniors - Talks$10 SGD
Lions and Tigers in Malaysia and Singapore
Dr Lai Chee Kien and Dr Bak Jia How examine the folklore, history and cultural symbolism of lions and tigers in Malaysia and Singapore. The talk explores how these apex predators continue to shape regional identity and cultural memory.
Approximate date, worth checkingSingapore Chinese Cultural Centre Recital Studio, Level 6adults - CommunityFree
Have Your Say: Co-conceptualising the Singapore Chinese Heritage Gallery Travelling Exhibition
Participate in the development of the upcoming Singapore Chinese Heritage Gallery by sharing your feedback on content and visitor experience at this interactive travelling exhibition.
OngoingVarious locationsfamily · adults · seniors - Film$5 SGD
Small Screen, Big Stories: Telemovies of the 1990s
Rediscover classic 1990s Singaporean telemovies in this curated screening series held at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre.
OngoingSingapore Chinese Cultural Centre Recital Studioadults · seniors - FestivalFree
Bit Bit Forest Mid-Autumn Light Up! (MAFF 2026)
Visit the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre's rooftop garden to view a whimsical light installation featuring five giant inflatable bunnies by Hong Kong-based artist Kau's Diary.
OngoingSingapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) Roof Gardenfamily · kids · adults · seniors - ArtsFree
Dance Connections
A free weekly dance workshop held at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, offering beginners training in basic Chinese dance techniques and choreography.
OngoingSingapore Chinese Cultural Centre Concourseadults · seniors - Festival
Singapore Clay Festival 2026
A three-day ceramics festival featuring curated exhibitions, a large clay makers’ market, drop-in workshops, throwdowns, and a collectors’ talk on ceramics in Singapore. It showcases local ceramists, clay heritage, and opportunities to meet potters and collectors.
SCCC Multi-Purpose Hall, Level 7family · adults · seniors - Festival$10 SGD
Singapore Clay Festival 2026
The Singapore Clay Festival is a major ceramics event featuring curated exhibitions, a large-scale makers' market with over 242 potters, workshops, and artist talks.
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Multi-Purpose Halladults · family · seniors - Arts$45 SGD
The Soup of Reincarnation
An award-winning puppet theatre production that explores the lives of three women through a poignant and unforgettable journey.
Approximate date, worth checkingGoodman Arts Centre Black Boxadults - Sports
Singapore National Traditional Wushu Championships 2026
The Singapore National Traditional Wushu Championships is an annual competition showcasing traditional Chinese martial arts, featuring various barehand and weapon forms across all age divisions.
Approximate date, worth checkingSingapore Chinese Cultural Centre Multi-Purpose Hallfamily · kids · adults · seniors - ArtsFree
Siaw-Tao’s 56th Anniversary Exhibition
The Siaw-Tao Seal Carving, Calligraphy and Painting Society celebrates its 56th anniversary with an exhibition featuring over 200 works of Chinese ink painting, calligraphy, and seal carving by its members.
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, Level 7 Multi-Purpose Halladults · seniors - LearningSportsCommunity
World Xiangqi Tournament Series 2026: Fringe Activities
The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre hosts a series of interactive workshops, strategy lessons, and simultaneous exhibitions featuring Grandmaster Wang Bin and Master Wu Wenhui. These ticketed fringe activities are open to the public, offering opportunities for all skill levels to engage with the sport.
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Multi-Purpose Hall, Level 7family · kids · adults · seniors
