IHC Celebrates: Saag Paneer Recipe Video by the Sikh Community

Vaisakhi is an important festival for Sikhs, marking the Solar New Year and also celebrating the spring harvest! In the spirit of Vaisakhi festivities, we have prepared an easy-to-cook #stayhome saag paneer (spinach with Indian cheese) recipe for you to try and enjoy with your family! This healthy dish pairs well with basmati rice and also Indian rotis like naan and chapati.

Download the recipe here: bit.ly/saagpaneerrecipe

IHC Celebrates: Spicy Pepper Chicken Recipe Video by the Telugu Community

Food is a big part of all Indian celebrations! This weekend, our beautiful guests from the Telugu community prepare a very special #stayhome recipe while sharing more about their festive celebrations! This spicy pepper chicken dish pairs well with rice and also Indian rotis like naan and chapati.

Download the recipe here: bit.ly/ihcspicypepperchicken

Infographic: What Makes A Dragon Boat Race?

Did you know that a typical dragon boat race team consists of 20 paddlers, one steerer and a drummer? Learn more about the historical significance and origins of dragon boat racing, the anatomy of a dragon boat race team, and the roles and responsibilities of each position through this fun and educational series!

Kallang: Highways, Byways and Waterways

The Kallang area has undergone a tremendous amount of transformation over the course of its history, which dates back as early as the 17th century. Its coastlines and riverbanks have shifted, landmarks have been built up and torn down, and communities have come and gone.

On this tour, we move from the intersecting arteries of Nicoll Highway and its MRT station to the Golden Mile of Beach Road. We then follow the Rochor and Kallang Rivers on our way to the newest developments around the Kallang Basin. Our journey will uncover stories about people, places and ways of life that have already vanished or may soon disappear, while also looking forward to future plans and possibilities.

Kallang Roar the Movie

Armed with legendary players like Quah Kim Song, Rajagopal, Samad, Mat Noh, Dollah Kassim. Uncle Choo sets out an impossible journey to remind his fellow countrymen of what it meant to be a Singaporean. This is a tale about sheer grit, unbreakable will and his deep passion, unyielding struggle with society and oneself, to finally achieve glory for one's nation through football and coined one legacy unwittingly, known to all as 'The Kallang Roar' which is of nothing to himself at the end of it.

Video credit: meWATCH (Mediacorp Pte Ltd)

Kallang: The View from Fire City

Take a journey with Kallang: The View from Fire City and explore two sides of Kallang; one giddy and innocent, the other sober and sometimes crooked. Choose your path and discover Kallang, a neighbourhood superstitiously nicknamed huay sia in the Hokkien dialect to mean “fire city”, in the event that Kallang Gaswork exploded! One path unfolds with whimsical re-imaginings of Wonderland Amusement Park and The Oasis; the other path unfolds with exciting adventures from our Police Coast Guard and Kallang Airport. Enjoy Kallang: The View from Fire City as we recall places and spaces of the past to reflect upon and cherish the present ground on which we stand.

Kway Guan Huat’s Live Popiah-making Demonstration

Learn the traditional art of making the dough and popiah skins, and how to best wrap up that perfect roll!

Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital: Since 1910

Did you know that Kwong Wai Shiu Hospital (KWSH) was founded in 1910 and combines the use of Traditional Chinese Medicine and western medicine on its premises? Since its founding, the hospital has stood through various milestones in Singapore’s history and contributed significantly to society, including treating infectious diseases during colonial rule to World War II and offering maternity services between 1910 and 1965. The hospital has since redeveloped into a Community Healthcare Hub focusing on geriatric care. Along with its progress and development, the hospital seeks to preserve its history and architectural heritage. Today, four of its buildings (dating back as early as 1857) are conserved by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA). KWSH also houses a heritage gallery within its site.

Learn to Cook our Heritage Food – Session 1: Soon Kueh

Learn to Cook our Heritage Food – Session 2: Epok Epok (Karipap/Curry Puff)