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About the event
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) is proud to present SG60 Weekend: A Community Celebrates, a vibrant two-day cultural celebration co-organised with Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) and SCCC’s arts residents to commemorate Singapore’s 60th birthday. Taking place from 28 to 29 June 2025, this event transforms the SCCC and Singapore Conference Hall into buzzing hubs of Chinese arts, culture and heritage.
Highlights
ArtVenture: From Stage to Behind the Scene
28 - 29 June (Sat & Sun)
11am - 4pm
(Free, get your complimentary tickets here)
For the first time, SCCC has curated a free open house event where the public will have the rare opportunity to go behind the scenes, participate in hands-on activities, and interact with SCCC’s participating arts residents comprising Drum Feng, Reverberance, Tampines Arts Troupe and Nam Hwa Opera.
The Story Keepers
28 - 29 June (Sat & Sun)
1pm – 1.45pm
3pm – 3.45pm
(Free, walk-in)
A free interactive theatre experience for children featuring well-known myths of Singapore such as the tales of Kusu Island, Redhill and Radin Mas.
Ode to Singapore by SCO:
28 June (Sat)
7.30pm – 8.30pm
Free, get your complimentary tickets here
This special concert performed by Singapore Chinese Orchestra commemorates SG60 with a nostalgic and heartfelt line-up of xinyao favourites, familiar local tunes and more.
Taking Flight 2025:
29 June (Sun)
4pm - 6.15pm
Ticket prices: from $3o
A ticketed vibrant and youthful dance performance by dancers from the Singapore Chinese Dance Theatre.
Whether you’re a parent looking for meaningful weekend activities, an avid lover of performing arts, or someone exploring local Chinese arts and culture for the first time, SG60 Weekend: A Community Celebrates promises an inclusive and inspiring experience for all.
Find out more here: https://singaporeccc.org.sg/events/sg60-weekend/
About the organiser
The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) collaborates with arts and cultural groups and community partners to promote and develop local Chinese culture. Through engaging and accessible content, we hope to nurture greater appreciation of our multi-cultural identity and a stronger sense of belonging.
Opened by then-Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong on 19 May 2017, our centre in the heart of the city welcomes everyone to enjoy exhibitions, fairs, performances, seminars, talks, workshops and other cultural activities throughout the year.