9, 23 May • 09:00am •
Step into the Greater Southern Waterfront to uncover the untold social history of Singapore’s maritime past, tracing the black headscarf women and other unsung heroines whose beliefs, resilience, and labour shaped our naval, cultural, and economic heritage.
23 May • 09:30am •
Explore Singapore's maritime heritage from a trading post to busy waterway. Experience a curator-led tour of the “Once Upon a Tide” exhibition before going on an exclusive Singapore Strait expedition and a visit to Sisters' Islands Marine Park.
Discover Singapore’s humble past and evolution from a trading settlement through ‘A Singaporean’s Dream Through Toys’. This guided tour and interactive AR storytelling colouring book workshop explores the Industrial Revolution’s impact on Singapore, taking visitors through early Singapore’s trading roots, cultural heritage, maritime history, and evolving national identity through toys.
Step into Chinatown’s seafaring past and discover how key port nodes have endured! Through vivid maritime stories, explore how built heritage is conserved and thoughtfully integrated into today’s urban landscape, bridging Singapore’s maritime legacy and modern city life.
1 - 22 May • 10:00am •
Learn all about fishball making. Modern vs tradition methods. Hands on and make your own fishball!
4, 11, 20 May • 10:00am •
5, 20 May • 02:00pm •
The Heritage Conservation Centre Tour offers a 2-hour behind-the-scenes look at heritage conservation and showcases treasures from Singapore's National Collection.
9, 16, 23 May • 06:30pm •
Journey into Pulau Ubin’s hidden history through this immersive night tour. Blending folklore with oral histories, we explore the island’s kampong past—from quarrying tragedies to sacred temples—revealing the legacy and heritage of old Singapore.
1, 3, 6, 9, 13, 17, 20, 23 May • 10:00am •
Walking tour of strategically chosen spots to highlight the heritage of the Singapore Botanic Gardens.
3, 9, 23 May • 09:00am •
A guided walk into the former Woodlands Shell Lubricant Blending Plant that will be demolished in the coming years, before visiting lesser-known shrines and Singapore’s first and only refugee camp that housed the Vietnamese Boat People.
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