Now that the semi-lockdown is lifting bit by bit, it’s time to live a little. From Singapore’s first-ever videogame-centered art installation to the return of contemporary art performances, there’s nothing (except social distancing rules, of course) stopping you from living your best life this week. It’s not every day that six of the world’s most acclaimed videogame developers and leading.
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Gain a deeper understanding of this small but prominent Singapore Indian community with this exhibition that tells its lesser-known stories.
The first part, Roots, explores the origins of Singapore s Sikh community, from its beginnings at the crossroads of civilisation in Punjab to the birth of the Sikh faith.
This is followed by Settlement, which presents the narratives of Sikh migrants in Singapore, revealing the story of the nascent original community and some of its prominent members.
Contemporary Perspectives concludes the exhibition, offering glimpses into the experiences of contemporary Sikhs, highlighting the ever-evolving Singaporean Sikh identity and the community s contributions to the nation.
March 02, 2021
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Looking for activities to keep your kids occupied during the holidays? Well, look no further, because there are various projects they can take up during this relaxing period!
From art, to coding, to fun outdoor play, these holiday camps and workshops are sure to keep your little one engaged. Plus, they’ll also get to learn and develop unique skills as well as hone their talents. So its positively a win-win!
Holiday camps
1. Bricks 4 Kidz: Movie-making: Stop motion animation camp
Create a whole story using Lego blocks at Bricks 4 Kidz! From all the cartoons and animated shows your child probably enjoys on the daily, this stop motion animation camp will give them an opportunity to bring their own animated mini-movie to life.
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