Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre’s Highlights (Oct – Dec 2026)

Have Your Say (Image courtesy of SCCC)

Have Your Say: Co-conceptualising the Singapore Chinese Heritage Gallery Travelling Exhibition 

Have Your Say: Co-conceptualising the Singapore Chinese Heritage Gallery Travelling Exhibition aims to gather views from the public for the new Singapore Chinese Heritage Gallery, scheduled to open in 2031, which pays tribute to Singapore’s Chinese community and its contributions. The travelling exhibition offers visitors early insights into the Gallery’s content and visitor experience, and encourages visitors to vote for their preferred content pillars, presentation modes and takeaways as well as to share their reflections on Singapore Chinese culture. 

For more information, please visit: singaporeccc.org.sg. 

Singapore TV (Image courtesy of SCCC)

Singapore TV: From Local to Global Special Exhibition 

Singapore TV: From Local to Global Special Exhibition traces Singapore Chinese dramas from its early beginnings to today’s era of streaming and micro-dramas. Spanning five thematic zones, the exhibition showcases memorable dramas across genres, including historical epics, wuxia adventures, contemporary sitcoms and family sagas, and explores how these productions reflect the prevailing sentiments of society and the aspirations of the nation.

For more information, please visit: singaporeccc.org.sg. 

Dance Connections

Dance Connections  

Dance Connections is a free weekly one-hour dance workshop for beginners looking to pick up Chinese dance while staying active and expanding their social circle. Each workshop will include basic dance technique training and guided practice, followed by instruction on popular Chinese dance choreography. Led by experienced instructors, Dance Connections helps participants build strength, flexibility and poise while developing a foundation in Chinese dance. 

For more information, please visit: singaporeccc.org.sg. 

Wellness in the City

Wellness in the City 

Wellness in the City features a series of wellness programmes designed to help participants reset, recharge and restore their mind and body. Presented in partnership with four local organisations, Drum Feng, RuanAtWorkz Musical Arts, The Red Pencil Singapore and Mind in the Mountains, the programmes incorporate Chinese arts, physical fitness and meditation to promote wellbeing. Participants can choose from restorative sound baths, creative art therapeutic activities and high-energy fitness drumming workouts, held conveniently during lunchtime and after office hours to cater to the working crowd in the city centre. 

For more information, please visit: singaporeccc.org.sg.