Teochew Youth Leaders Summit

21 May • 07:00pm

A youth-focused programme exploring Chinese and Teochew heritage, migration roots, and the future of Chinese cultural communities in Singapore.

The Fullerton Heritage Spice Trail

9, 23 May • 10:00am

Discover hidden stories and explore the historic spice trade routes that once flowed through one of Singapore's most iconic precincts on this exclusive 90-minute walking tour. 

The Lee Wee & Brothers Story

2, 9, 15, 20 May • 10:00am

2, 9, 15, 20 May • 01:00pm

Explore Singapore’s Mackerel Fish Otah heritage with Lee Wee & Brothers, tracing their journey from hawker stall to a recognised manufacturer. Enjoy exclusive access to their Central Kitchen for a behind-the-scenes tour and a hands-on Otah-making workshop. Taste and celebrate the artistry, tradition, and innovation defining this beloved local snack.

The Lost Anchorage: Telok Ayer to Padang

9, 16, 23 May • 04:00pm

This guided walk traces Singapore’s 1840s shoreline as a lens to explore how a port city was shaped by migration, trade, faith, labour, and land reclamation, using historic map overlays to reveal where the sea once met today’s streets.

The Sea in Your Hands

17 May • 02:00pm

Discover the art of telling stories of the sea using Odissi hand gestures and movements.

The Voyage of the Rice Peach: A Heritage & Hope Experience

16 May • 10:30am

Join Yoon’s to discover the maritime voyage of the Teochew Png Kueh. The participation in our hands-on Kueh workshop preserves Singapore’s heritage while empowering female ex-offenders through sustainable skills, transforming traditional "rice peaches" into a catalyst for second chances and meaningful community reintegration.

The Winding River of History: Singapore's Maritime Past & Eurasian Contributions to Nation Building

9, 16 May • 10:00am

The Winding River of History: Singapore's Maritime Past & Eurasian Contributions to Nation Building offers a unique dual experience that pairs an intimate tour of the Eurasian Heritage Gallery with a storied cruise along the Singapore River. Participants will gain rare insights into how the Eurasian community’s maritime and professional contributions were pivotal to Singapore’s growth during the British era and beyond

Thian Hock Keng Temple Half-day Historical & Cultural Tour

3, 10, 17, 24 May • 02:30pm

A "Waterfront" History: Discover how Telok Ayer once faced the open sea and the famed Goddess of Sea temples to the Chinese immigrants including its pivotal role to our fishing port and trading hub.

Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle’s Potter’s Wheel Experience

9, 23 May • 02:00pm

Beginner-friendly pottery workshops at Thow Kwang offer 2–3 hour sessions covering wheel throwing and handbuilding. Create functional ceramics with guided instruction; pieces are glazed and fired for later collection. No experience needed.

Tides of Change: Singapore’s Maritime Story

2, 9, 16, 23 May • 09:00am

Explore Singapore’s maritime origins on a guided walk along the Singapore River. Discover stories of traders, migrants, and seafarers whose journeys, beliefs, and enterprises shaped the nation’s identity as a global port city.