SingaPop! 60 Anos da Cultura Pop de Singapura

It is a good attraction in the Art Science Museum, although it is not permanent. We can learn about the history of Singapore and how it has evolved. I look forward to experiencing the same feeling again. And it's a good 1-for-1 promotion.

Visited singaPop using the Singapore Culture Pass. Easy to book on Klook. Nice exhibits with many interactive stations that bring back great memories from when we were young. A great time spent with family.

A fruitful day for us to visit the SingaPop! Exhibition at the ArtScience Museum, with the SG Culture Pass credits. SingaPop! has indeed brought us through the 60 Years of Singapore Pop Culture, telling us the story of our multicultural 'Rojak' society being evolved into a united and dynamic cultural identity.

Singapop is a vibrant and nostalgic exhibition that celebrates Singapore’s pop culture through the decades. I really enjoyed the mix of music, art, and interactive displays — it brought back so many memories of old local hits and iconic moments. The curation was thoughtful and fun, with lots of photo-worthy spots and engaging storytelling. It’s a great experience for all ages, whether you grew up with these songs or are discovering them for the first time. Highly recommended for anyone who loves Singapore’s music and culture! 🇸🇬🎶

I was amazed at how the exhibition turned out. I got to explore many classic and familiar things there such as the Past-and-Present TV Shows we Singaporeans grew up watching and NDP in the past till today. Every little thing this exhibition has makes every visitor's visit a memorable one.

The SG Culture Pass is a hassle-free way to enjoy exhibits for just $100. It's a great value and allows you to see wonderful exhibits that bring back cherished memories from our youth.

It was a fun experience exploring Singapop! Soaking in the best of local music, art, and creativity. So much love for our SG talent! 🇸🇬

Enjoyed SingaPoP with my daughter. It brought back many old memories, and I could share those old memories and songs with my young girl. I love how we could play the jukebox and some games with the tokens. It's just that the 'name your own stall' games were a bit difficult for the elderly.

It's a shame that selfie sticks and tripod stands are not allowed. Some staff, like Michelle, were very kind and helped me take photos when there was no queue. However, one staff member told me off, saying her duty was to guard the place, not to take photos for me. She then reluctantly took one bad photo. In the end, I had to ask other visitors to help me take pictures.

非常具有启发性和互动性的体验，将人们带入新加坡的流行文化历史。