The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre is a major hub for showcasing and promoting Chinese culture in Singapore, designed to connect people with traditional and modern aspects of Chinese Singaporean identity.

You’ll find the SCCC along Shenton Way, just a short walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT, in a distinctive modern structure with Chinese motifs.

The centre offers a wide range of exhibitions, performances, talks, and workshops highlighting everything from traditional festivals and dialects to contemporary music, film, and visual arts.

The “SINGAPO 人” exhibition uses multimedia displays and artefacts to tell the story of how Chinese Singaporean culture has changed and adapted through generations.

Seasonal highlights include cultural fairs, storytelling sessions, festive markets, and hands-on craft corners during public holidays.

SCCC also partners with schools and community groups to run educational programmes and outreach projects that promote greater understanding among all Singaporeans.

The rooftop garden is a hidden gem with more info city views—perfect for taking a break after exploring the galleries.

Access is convenient whether you take MRT, bus, or drive—parking is available in the building.

For anyone keen to understand how tradition meets modern life in Singapore’s Chinese community, this centre is a must-see.