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ArCH Square is an education and outreach centre dedicated to archaeology and intangible cultural heritage in Singapore and the region. Its mission is to make archaeology accessible to the public while fostering community engagement and knowledge-sharing. It is a space where exhibitions, workshops and other programmes are held. It first opened in November 2025. The…
If you’re wondering what to do in Singapore this May 2026, you’re in for a packed calendar of festivals, exhibitions, concerts, and unique experiences. Whether you’re a culture lover, foodie, fitness enthusiast, or pop culture fan, this guide covers the major events happening across Singapore in May 2026. 🌟 Major Festivals in Singapore (May 2026)…
The Artsy Lens is a new creative space in Chinatown that offers DIY film camera and film development workshops. I was invited to experience their DIY Vintage Film camera workshop at their new studio. Location of the studio It’s probably Singapore’s first-ever film camera studio dedicated to customising your film cameras and developing photos. It…
Exploria is the latest attractions to open this March at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. It is one of Southeast Asia’s largest indoor, nature-themed multimedia attractions. You’ll get to experience environments and phenomena rarely accessible to humans – from prehistoric eras and extreme habitats, to microscopic ecosystems and the depths of ocean darkness. You will get to enter…
Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition has toured several Southeast Asian cities in 2025. Now, there are finally here in Singapore. Sprawling across 21,000 sq ft on two levels, the exhibition turns the former library space into a 45-minute immersive walkthrough through the world of Demon Slayer with life-sized environments, dynamic visuals, original…
This September, Singapore citizens aged 18 and above will receive $100 worth of SG Culture Pass credits to enjoy the nation’s arts and cultural scene. The activities to spend on your credits on are plentiful and there will be additional programmes in future which will accept SG Culture Pass credits. One of the organisations that…
September is here and we are just 3 months away from a new beginning in 2026. As we enter the last quarter of the year, things are starting to slow down a little before the festive season. The weather in Singapore is still as warm (around 30 degree celsius on average) with some rainy days…
If you enjoy thrifting or vintage shopping, you need to add Resurrack Vintage Market to your list of places to check out. This weekend-only vintage marketplace is located at a back alley of the vibrant, iconic street – Bugis Street. Resurrack Vintage Market gathers over 50 vendors retailing vintage items like vinyl records, digital cameras,…
In our recent era of re-popularising toy figurines, from highly detailed anime character figures to adorable small artist sofubi toys– I wonder if anyone has ever asked what these items looked like in the past. If you have wondered the same, then the MINT Museum of Toys has the answer for you. The museum is…
When we think of Singapore’s history, places like the National Museum, the National Gallery, or other heritage museums in the Civic District usually come to mind. But did you know there’s a more immersive and accessible option? Just a minute’s walk from Chinatown MRT, the Chinatown Heritage Centre (CHC) blends in quietly as a shophouse…
