People Practices Videos & Digital Resources

The Rise and Rise of Singapore Women Cricket Team

by Our Grandfather Story

Diviya and Louis, from the Singapore Women’s cricket team tell us all about the history of cricket, and why they still choose to play it.

In its heyday, cricket was a crowd-favourite in Singapore. So how did it lose its popularity over the years? Diviya and Louis, from the Singapore Women’s cricket team tell us all about the history of cricket, and why they still choose to play it.

Our Grandfather Story

OGS is a digital publisher dedicated to uncovering timeless and overlooked stories across Southeast Asia. Through authentic storytelling and candid perspectives, they explore society, culture and the human condition to connect and inspire the region.

Since 2017, they've journeyed across Singapore and beyond to share everything from light-hearted stories of unexpected friendships to no-holds-barred conversations with persons with disabilities.

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People Places Tours & Trails

37 Emerald Hill Site Tours

18 - 19, 25 - 26 May • 10:00am

18 - 19, 25 - 26 May • 02:00pm

Come along for the first ever public site tours of 37 Emerald Hill, former home of Singapore Chinese Girls’ School, the first locally founded secular school for girls by our Straits-born community and conserved through a ground-up community effort.

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People Places Exhibitions

Appreciating the Architectural Moments of SCCCI over the Past Century

Enjoy a session of sensory display of how the SCCCI building maintain its stature of a century year old building. View through the eyes of the architect and avid photographers as they display the unique angles of the SCCCI building.

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Places People Tours & Trails

As Good As Green: Art Exhibition in a Heritage Building

4 May • 11:00am

4 May • 02:00pm

Visit the beautiful art deco building hosting EHL Campus, learn about the history of this place and discover As Good As Green an art exhibition encompassing artworks which celebrates Singapore as a garden city and the questions the risks of mass tourism with the example of Bali.