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Monstrous Fun! 2024

25 - 26 May • 11:00am

What was The Arts House used for in the past, and who were the people who sat in the rooms and walked the corridors? Join in The Arts House Story Tour to learn the history behind Singapore’s oldest government building. Find out interesting facts about the building and its people, and discover what went on in The Chamber that shaped Singapore into what it is today.

Stories from Singapore's First Flatted Factory

4, 11, 18, 25 May • 10:30am

A theatrical tour visiting an vintage shop and a fabric workshop located within Singapore’s First Flatted Factory. Be transported back to the past through storytelling and get a chance to make a small fabric item to bring home as well!

[FREE] A Wes Anderson-ish Singapore: Short Film Screening and Intro to Architectural Photography

11 May • 03:00pm

Catch a screening of the first volume of A Wes Anderson-ish Singapore, a photographic exploration of Singapore’s built environment. Then, get tips on architectural photography from filmmaker Kevin Siyuan. After the workshop, explore the ACM building and put your skills into practice by photographing the museum’s unique spaces.

Royston At Capitol!

10 May • 07:30pm

One of Singapore's most renowned film directors, Royston Tan, known for his passion for historic locales, will be presenting his films at the Capitol Theatre. These films prominently feature the iconic 94-year-old dream palace, celebrating its rich history as one of Singapore's great cinematic spaces.

Sentosa Promotions

Celebrate the Singapore Heritage Festival with exclusive discounts of up to 50% off attraction tickets and tour packages. Rediscover the island's rich history and relive cherished memories as you experience Sentosa's fascinatiing story!

Cinema Reclaimed: DREAM PALACES

Join us for a series of curated film screenings and a talk as we look at not only the history of Singapore on film, but also at the cinema spaces in which films were screened, for the fourth edition of Cinema Reclaimed.

Kemas By P7:1SMA

4 - 5 May • 06:00pm

Kemas,' translated to 'tidy' or 'clean up' in English, invites you to reflect on our responsibilities in protecting and shaping Kampong Gelam’s built heritage & cultural identity through the act of cleaning. ‘Kemas’ is a roving performance within Kampong Gelam, using body movement to foster a sense of unity as a community.