Gazetted as a national monument in October 1994, Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall sheds light on the lesser-known details of Singapore and Nanyang’s involvement in the 1911 Revolution.
10am – 5pm (last admission at 4.30pm) Tuesday – Sunday (closed on Monday) Free admission for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents
Free guided tours of the Memorial Hall’s permanent galleries and special exhibitions are available daily.
Scan a QR code in our Memorial Hall to join Xiao Qing on an exciting heritage hunt! Be a little fashionista for a day, navigate through a series of digital ...
From the early 20th century, Chinese women started to enjoy new freedoms and new educational and career opportunities. Such changes are reflected in the ...
Singapore takes pride in its multi-ethnic and multi-religious society. It is home to people from diverse ethnic and religious backgrounds, such as the ...
Singapore is a melting pot of different cultures comprising various ethnic communities, such as the Chinese, Malays, Indians and Eurasians, who maintain ...
For the pioneering young women who walked into Singapore’s flatted factories in the 1960s and 1970s, assembly line work was more than just a job. ...
This one-off hands on workshop will explore new and interactive methods of illustrations for fashion-forward creations. Participants will dabble in contemporary ...
This forum will discuss Eileen Chang’s work Geng yi ji (Chinese Life and Fashions) and examine her views on how the cheongsam serves as a highly ...
Singapore's economy began to grow rapidly after World War II and triggered the development of many industries, including printing and publishing. A large ...
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