It was an interactive experience Kudos for all the planning taken The toilets are very clean and well kept. Thanks for all the different clans for preserving this cultural experience for both old and young.

Very impressive experience and certainly a quick and easy way to learn about the unique Chinese culture here in Singapore. The content is certainly tailored closer to locals, but will certainly help foreign friends relate better. Overall, a great concept with various intriguing touch points. The advanced learners seeking deeper findings may find the exhibition here a little superficial- then again, this is for the masses. Great facility, convenient in fair weather. Family friendly with clean toilets.

Totally wowed by a first visit to this place. Singapo 人 exhibit has something for everyone and very enjoyable and interactive. Segment on food appeals to everyone. Fantastic roof top with great views of city port. Ground floor atrium exhibit of various dialect groups was informative. Overall, very well done.

I think that both foreigners and Singaporeans can learn about cultures and history that they seem to know but do not know. There's a hands-on learning facility, so it's a lot of fun! Let me visit again🥳Thank you!

"What does it mean to be a Singaporean Chinese?" Don't let the name "cultural center" fool you, this place is a magical and modern tourist destination! First of all, entry is free. Second of all, I totally recommend visiting this lovely building! If you want to learn about history and take instagrammable photos, here you can do both! They display information and their collection of items in an interactive and fun way. Adult and children can definitely enjoy this experience while learning facts and tidbits about life as a Singaporean Chinese. Open drawers of a colorful shelf, scan your bracelet tag to answer a survey, find a wall lined with bowls of local cuisine, press a button, open a door to find a secret dining room, the surprise just keeps coming! After exploring the gallery, you can visit the rooftop garden as well. I visited when they had a series of 12 Chinese zodiac decoration, which are really cute and photogenic. The pig one steals my heart but the mouse is the best one yet. The place is not crowded as well, this is a recommended place if youre looking for a fun and playful learning experience. Enjoy your trip!

Very well done exhibition. It's free entry, air conditioned on the second level, and worth the visit if you haven't been. We spent about 30-45min here. It's all very kid / family friendly. The greeters will help you through registration at the start of the show and you're left to explore the exhibit. It's very interactive, with interesting facts, games, and more. I'm visiting Singapore from Canada and had a good time learning.

Visited below exhibition at different floors: Ang ku kueh girl exhibition at level 9 and 10. Level 7 is chinese painting exhibition. Level 2 is singapo 人 exhibiton Rooftop garden is a pleasant suprise. Interesting place to visit and understand a bit more on local chinese culture.

It's great, i enjoy going there. Definitely you'll gonna have fun. It's an interactive museum which showcase Singapore Chinese culture in a way you can look back what was life or tradition before and other things that may or may not exist today. You can also go to the roof deck for more selfie or groupie.

Visited the SINGAPO人 exhibition during August and it’s by far one of the most engaging exhibit I’ve visited. One can expect to spend an approximate of 1 hour in it. Bonus: Do check out the rooftop after the exhibit for an awesome panoramic view!

I recently had the pleasure of visiting the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, and I must say it was an absolutely delightful experience. This cultural gem offers a captivating journey into the heart of Chinese heritage and artistry. From the moment I stepped inside, I was greeted with a wealth of information about the rich history and traditions of the Chinese community in Singapore. The exhibitions were both educational and visually stunning. I was particularly impressed by the insightful displays that showcased the contributions of the Chinese community to Singapore's multicultural tapestry. The interactive exhibits made learning about Chinese culture engaging and enjoyable for visitors of all ages.

Nice cultural center. Top floor (highest) allows u to view the landscape of the city. Nothing much but the view is worth your 5-10mins. There are some Ang ku kueh girl exhibition at level 8 and 7 i think, but it is just some posters… nothing much. The highlight is level 2, where u register yourself and named your token (probably NFC). U use the token to answer or interacts with the exhibits inside the center. It is fun and u get a report at the end of the tour. Very nice. Highly recommended. The exhibits are off high quality. If u wanna know more about singapore, u need to come here. Read the words, watch the videos and interacts with the exhibits. U can easily spend 2-3 hrs alone at level 2. If u like to read, 3-4 hrs. Highly recommend.

Amazing experience, one of the best exhibitions I've been to. Very interactive, very digestible information and important learning to fully understand the Chinese community in SG. It's free and one could spend a considerable amount of time here!

First time visited with kids. They enjoyed the interactive experience at the singapor人 exhibition. The rooftop garden was airy with the rabbit-themed installations. A nice experience and trip for both kids and adults

I never knew of this place previously but apparently it is opened on 19 May 2017 by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong. It is shocking as the place felt very new and well maintained. Free admission here! And there are free guided tours on weekends (first come first served), where you walk in and register at L2. Attended the SINGAPO人 exhibition which is pretty interactive! When you first arrive, you pick a bracelet strap that has a circular token which you will use to register. There are three colors - blue, green and orange available but they have no difference in terms of functionality. When you register, basic info like your age, ethnicity etc will be requested. There will be white machines scattered in the exhibition, where you will be tapping on the answer with the circular token. It shows you the % of people who made the same choice as you. For more details on the different zone in the exhibition, visit the following link: https://singaporen.sg/exhibition/about/

Free for entry, got temporary exhibitions on level 7 and Root top garden. Level 2 is the most fun part of the whole centre as it got an interactive bracket for checking your understanding of Chinese culture. I will say I did learn a lot of new insights from this place but I was expecting more stuff as I feel this place is huge but empty. Recommend visiting from you are interested in Singapore Chinese culture no matter which ethnic group you identify as.

A free and interesting place to visit to have a good understanding of the various Singapore Chinese culture and traditions. Uniquely Singapore. Must visit for all who are interested in the culture and traditions of Singapore Chinese.

Great place to know more about the Chinese culture. Visited during a special event where the rich history, tasty food and trades each dialect group are active in. Do you remember any of these? 😊

Nice place to learn about Chinese traditions. Had free ice cream, CNY Ang Pows and CNY decoration today. Not crowded.

THAT'S A RUBBISH PLACE............

A free exposition to learn more about Chinese culture and heritage. Great connexion with Singapore. You can spend one or two hours if you do everything. Kids enjoyed, it's modern and interactive.

Chinese Language and culture

My first time to visit this place for a musical instrument test run. Very we'll maintained with lots of Singapore history. Feels so nostalgic as some photos brought up good memories of my childhood.

Been here for the 100 years of Singapore art exhibition. Good exhibition hall with friendly staff. Do check out the permanent exhibition on local chinese culture on their second level! Also, do not miss the rooftop garden. Managed to catch the planes rehearsal for National Day parade on my visit.

What's not to like about free exhibitions! It is also educational and refreshing for Chinese and non-Chinese alike! The permanent exhibition on Chinese Singaporean culture has about 12 rooms of 15 minutes. You can spend around 2 hours slowly reading and playing with their set ups! I really like that they adapted the interactive wrist tags and buttons similar to National Gallery of Singapore. They ask you questions like if you were also caned when young, or if you prefer breadtalk or old chang kee. They also show the amount of people who also chose the same answer. At the end, you can print out your unique ticket that shows your choices :) Seems a little data collection for me but it's still fun to do! Some rooms talk about local cuisines and food, its history, and has realistic wax designs of it! They really go in depth into laksa and kaya toast, linking it to other cultures and races in Singapore to have the unique hawker center culture we have today. Other rooms talk about chinese traditions like Qin Ming, and history of Chinese immigrants moving into Singapore. Some rooms are quite nostalgic as they have childhood memoirs that you can touch and move, like casette players and chou chous! It's really informative but not too overwhelming! They also have their 100 years of Singapore Art exhibition. You can easily spend more than an hour here appreciating the ACTUALLY good art! There are beautiful oil paintings of old Clarke Quay, people, and of course the Chinese favourite of roosters and herons. The oil canvases really invoke a sense of nostalgia and wonder as you appreciate each stroke that forms up the Singapore River. Definitely come take a look! Finally, we went up to the rooftop. It is currently rabbit-themed according to the 12 zodiacs. They have a fake mahjong table, fake hotpot, some swings and pretty wall murals! Would love to see how they will switch it up for the year of the Dragon next :)

One of the more interactive but undervisited exhibitions available today. It's definitely worth a visit.

The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre has a nice roof terrace garden which has views of the sea. The center also holds exhibitions and events from time to time such as one on the interpretation of Chinese mythology and mythical figures or a collective market at the ground floor.

while a little out of the way, it does have some interesting artworks and hosts a range of art exhibitions and events

The contemporary dance held at the rooftop is a great idea. Letting people move as dancers dance around the garden made the dancers and audience more connected in spirit. At times I was sitting up close where the dancers performed and you can see their expression depicting the moment. Great choreography and good weather is certainly great. Great Job and place to be.

7th floor has a big multipurpose hall can easily take in 500 people.

Great way to make use of a small space to feature culture. However, I didnt see much of culture related exhibits other than the one on stone name stamps. As a cultural centre, I thought I'd see samples of artwork from generations past or photo exhibits but sadly, a few sculptures and paintings are scattered around the area. Highlights of this location are the wide open spaces, especially the roof garden. I'd be keen to carry out an event here.

Visited this place during CNY. The exhibition on the rooftop is quite awesome. Would recommend to anyone passing by with some extra time ;)

Understanding the history of Singapore's core population is immaculately and historically required.

New place for cultural performances. Also nice photos for CNY 2020

A great venue for various Chinese associations and clans to network by hosting seminars and talks. Can be better if can showcase more of Singapore and overseas Chinese arts and culture in the public places.

Exhibition quite interesting, can go down and have a look

Amazing exhibition, very interactive! And a gold mine to refresh (or understand) the unique Singaporean culture and why it is essential to preserve it

Love it

Love this place. Very interactive and attractive displays. Mindblowing even for a singaporean. Learn plenty of new stuff. Do come for a visit whether you are singaporean or tourist

(Translated by Google) The largest Chinese art professional performance stage in Singapore. The center has a professional theater. It is also a platform for cultural exchanges between China and Singapore. Once again, you can enjoy various artistic performances presented by various Chinese artists. (Original) 新加坡最大的华族艺术专业演出舞台。该中心具备专业的剧院。同时也是中新文化交流的平台。再次可以欣赏到各类华族艺术家所呈现的各类艺术演出。

Great pl for wedding ceremony.,partys or dinning vast spaces Clean n nice environment.

Interesting exhibition, can learn more about our Singaporean chinese culture! Good weekend spot to bring family. Interactive exhibition. Kids friendly

First time visit here for the Singaporean Chinese Culture Exhibition. Well done and an enriching experience for Young and Old.

Fabulous place for cosy music workshops & seminars

Good

The venue for wedding is soooo good

Fantastic place for events and a nice little museum of sorts that curate the history and heritage of Singaporean Chinese.

Newly opened Singapo人 museum.

Exhibits are interesting.

I see people practising Chinese drums there. Very interesting place for events and activities.

Big pineapples on the rooftop ❤

Clean and spacious

Nice place

Only went to the rooftop when there was exhibition by huat huat land. The gallery isn't open for public. But I can see lots of Chinese events posters there. The place is nice and clean. The receptionist were nice and friendly.

Good!

We reached Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre late at 10 25 on the 29 Jan 20 .We wanted to take some photos at the rooftop .We exit about 30 mins later,the car park charges was $3.75,for less than an hour?Daylight robbery?

(Translated by Google) Pretty (Original) Đẹp

Bravo

Activities

Huat huat land, free roof top exhibition. Best seen at evening

This place is my recent hangout place. There are so many local talents showcasing their voices and warming your hearts on TGIF. Get Down to listen to them. TGIF will take place every 1st and 3rd Fridays of the month.

Very beautiful

It is a nice place, more parking lots now

(Translated by Google) The Singapore Chinese Cultural Center, sponsored by the Association of Clan Associations, is generously sponsored by the government and local sectarian groups, foundations, institutions and individuals. As the name suggests, it is a platform for the development of Singaporean Chinese culture. 19/05/2017 opened by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong The building is divided into eleven floors. The first floor is a square, coffee house The second floor is the exhibition hall Third, fourth, fifth, parking lot The sixth floor is the parking lot / performance room / data center The seventh floor is a multi-purpose hall The ninth floor is the performance hall/private room The tenth floor is the performance hall / rehearsal hall The eleventh floor is the office R is the Tiantai Garden (Original) 新加坡华族文化中心，由宗乡会館联合会发起，政府及本地各宗乡团体，基金会，机构以及个人慷慨赞助，顾名思意是个发展新加坡华族文化的平台。 19/05/2017由李显龙总理开幕 建築堂皇共分十一层樓， 第一层为广场，咖啡屋 第二层为展览厅 第三，四，五，停车场 第六层为停车场/演奏室/资料中心 第七层为多功能礼堂 第九层为表演厅/贵賓室 第十层为表演厅/排練厅 第十一层为办公室 R 为天台花园

very great

Great place to watch cultural performances.

An excellent building housing Chinese cultural activities...

Gathering place for various cultural activities in Singapore

The exhibition is really very interesting and interactive! A good way to spend 2h to learn about chinese culture. Strongly recommend to go for the unique experience!! Based on the interactions, you can print a card that summaries you at the end of the visit. Cool!!

Went to check out the free Singapo人 exhibition. Full of colours, interactive exhibits and a lot of interest information. Great for anyone wanting to know more about the Chinese culture in Singapore. Also Great for kids. Very nice roof garden as well, do check it out if you are in the area.

Great place! Visited Moo Moo Park and Singapo人 exhibitions. Both are very interesting.

The staff are really nice and helpful. The exhibits are mostly interactive so gloves are needed during this period. Exhibits are nice and informative.

More people need to experience the Singapo人 exhibition!! A fun, interactive and wholesome way to spend a rainy afternoon in Singapore. I do see it from the lens of a Chinese Singaporean who is curious about my roots though, but there's a good variety of information types to catch different fancies - even a couple of cool IG worthy spots if you're into that. There's parking in the building - but beware that it's pretty steep! Was there for about 2odd hours and was charged close to 10 dollars 😢

Although it's an interactive exhibition about the SG culture, it definitely shares so much more uniqueness of SG that is relevant to everyone, not only the Chinese. Great for all ages, local and tourists. You'll need to put on gloves during this COVID-19 period before going through the exhibition.

Came here for the Singapo人 exhibition and found it really interesting and engaging! Creative use of technology to present information about Singaporean Chinese culture that I didn't know about. Staff were really friendly and helpful as well.

Went for All Walks of Love exhibit. Venue was clean and exhibits were engaging!

This was my first visit to the SCCC with a friend. It was a very rewarding and pleasant experience! Level 2 Singapo人 exhibition The exhibitions were very interactive in nature and encouraged participation from the guests. The text content featured were also easy to digest even with a simple command of Chinese. Not to worry, there are also bilingual translation provided for easier reading. The staff there were very friendly and had good attitude towards the guests. The old lady staff was particularly caring in helping us setup our token in order for us to enjoy the exhibition properly. She was also very polite with her words and was also articulate in both English and Chinese. She wished for us to enjoy the exhibition as we began our journey. She was also present as we finished our tour and it was nice chatting with her as we left the place. The SCCC provides a warm and inviting environment for its guests. I will definitely recommend members of the public to visit this place and of course will bring other friends along with me the next time i visit again!

深刻了解了當地華人的文化跟叻沙由來

Reasonable season parking in the CBD area. Seems like a new facility.

A gallery of Singapore Chinese local culture

Visited the Singapo人 exhibit, its good!

Good

Enjoyed the Singapo 人 exhibit, it’s free & there’s English & Mandarin guided tour available as well! The staff are all very friendly & welcoming!

If you're up for chinese cultural stuff, here's the place to go~

Interesting place

Good Location & easy but expensive parking 👍

Thoroughly enjoyed the SINGAPO人 exhibition :) It's immersive, educational and you get to take nice photos! Definitely don't mind coming back again.

Lots of activities and exhibition. Most are free of charge. View at roof top is amazing

A great place for Singapore Chinese to know our heritage, our history and culture. Definitely check it out!

Chinese culture is shared

Good

Interactive exhibitions that seem quite well-curated. The building itself houses several arts groups and performance venues in well-designed spaces. Staff are helpful and friendly.

Well designed, engaging exhibition.

(Translated by Google) Very ordinary. But it’s free. To understand Singaporean culture and humanities, you can refer to it. (Original) 很一般的普通。但是免费。要了解新加坡文化人文可以参考。

Understated venue with a highly interactive exhibit and awesome rooftop view at level 11!

Good place to visit for exhibition on Chinese culture

an exhibition that is a must to go place in Singapore to understand more about the Chinese culture

Very interactive exhibition.

(Translated by Google) An exhibition center that has never been visited before. It introduces a lot of Singapore Chinese culture. Although it is a bit inconvenient to reach, it is worth a visit! (Original) 一個從未去過的展覽中心，裡面有介紹很多新加坡華人文化的東西，雖然有點不太方便抵達但是滿值得一去的喔！

Not much to say. Just enjoying

Great interactive experience at the Singapo人 exhibition on Level 2 with helpful staffs and guided tours available at selected timings. There was another free exhibition at Level 9-10 titled Afterwords, but the staffs on duty outside the auditorium at Level 9 restricted us from accessing the exhibition on Level 10, saying that Afterwords is not open to public and they are just closing one eye in letting us view part of the exhibition on Level 9. We checked with the security at Level 1 and he affirmed that Afterwords was a free exhibition opened to public as published on their poster and we shouldn't have been turned away. Apart from this unpleasant encounter with the staffs on Level 9 who spoke to us in a dismissive, condescending tone and disallowing us to view the rest of the exhibition, it was otherwise a good visit and would recommend this to friends.

Intersting displays and interactive activities makes this a fun trip for both young and old.

Very immersive experience. You'll be asked to wear a wristband which you can keep and use the token on it to answer the little fun questions throughout the exhibits. Centre made a good prevention of wearing gloves before entering the exhibits to ensure that the visitors will still be able to play the games and get experience the full journey.

Highly recommended. The roof garden is amazing.

Great exhibition, really friendly staff. Truly Singapo人!! 🤩

Visited the Singapo人 exhibition. Quite interesting exhibition to know more about Singaporean Chinese roots. It was a right choice to visit during the weekdays. Not much crowd.

Interesting place.. especially the Singapo人 exhibition

Went there for an art exhibition. The building itself has a couple of halls and had a few events going on. Liked the wide, airy and spacious layout.

A place to understand our Chinese cultural here, and also a good place to bring your foreign friend here if you want to show then someting difference. Apart from that, there is a very good view at the roof top to look at our harbour.

The SCCC is really a wonderful place for kids to explore our heritage and learn more on the Chinese culture. SCCC has created a high tech environment that is interactive and interesting to engage with younger crowd! Our experience at SCCC was so wonderful and the kids had so much fun. When we went in Nov there was a festival and there were more booths but even with their standard setting, it is already so much fun. Highly recommended to go and moreover, it’s free to enter!!

Visited this place for the “兔gether” art installation and at the meantime visited the Singapo人 exhibition. The art installation is located at the roof garden and it’s better to visit in the night when it’s not so hot. You’ll be done with viewing the roof garden in less than 30 minutes. It’s not a very big place. For the Singapo人 exhibition, it’s a great place to understand the Singaporean Chinese culture and how different Chinese dialects contributed to the modern singlish and Singaporean culture. There are also guided tours available. Guides are intuitive and very detailed. Highly recommended.

First time step into this place. Very serene. There is a big tv that airs preview of shows. Definitely a good place to see concerts and plays. Love the theatre.

A bit off the beaten path, 5min walk from the nearest Tanjong Pagar MRT exit. Currently it is showing an extensive exhibition of art by Chinese artists, many renowned ones like Chen Wen Hsi & Cheong Soo Peng. There’s also the permanent Singapore Ren interactive exhibition tailored for the young and young at heart. Don’t forget to check out the picturesque roof top for quirky installations and fantastic view of the port and bay.

The place is free of charge. Got to know a lot about Singaporean Chinese culture. Very educational and interactive experience. A very good place to go with friends and family, or by oneself.

Went there for the SINGAPO人 and 兔gether exhibitions. The 兔gether exhibition theme is based on the year of the rabbit. Looks cute though the exhibition itself is quite small. Also, it was on the rooftop and it rained when we visited so it wasn't that pleasant of a visit. The SINGAPO人 exhibition theme was about the history and characteristics of the Singapore Chinese culture. There was a lot of content and it was very informative. Recommended to visit this.

Everyone who wants to know more about the evolution of Chinese people over the generations in Singapore should pay a visit. The exhibits are interactive and it caters to both English and Chinese speaking (reading) crowds. I brought my family (includes a 70+ year old and a 4 year old) and they all enjoyed the time spent here. The curation of the exhibits are great. Kudos to the SCCC team. And it’s free! Strongly recommended.

Love the super interactive experience and the insightful exhibits. The Singapore Chinese Culture Centre is definitely worth a visit. It's a culture centre not only for Chinese but for all races too.

Visited the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre before the closing time. It closes at 8pm and we reached around 7pm, the staff are really friendly and they gave a short introduction to the exhibition. At the beginning, the staff gave us RFID tags because most of the exhibits are interactive. Overall, this is a very great experience to learn about culture! Definitely worth a visit!

Enjoyed the exhibition featuring a wide range of works (traditional and modern take on caligraphy, paintings of all genre) from this society of local artists.