Revisiting Indian Traditions In Singapore Exhibition

The culture in Singapore is defined by the different ethnic groups in the city-state. Chinese, Malay, Indian, and Western influences are all palpable there, making for a mix of traditions and local customs. This diversity of the culture in Singapore is also reflected in the many languages spoken there, including English, Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil. While exploring the culture in Singapore, you will also find that many of the most beautiful and fascinating buildings in the state are religion-based.

In conjunction with Deepavali, explore a travelling exhibition by the Indian Heritage Centre (IHC) explores the various traditional Indian practices in Singapore across different sub-themes of traditional crafts, trades and games. The series will look at how these practices were traditionally practised in the past, and how they have evolved today. With interactive games and crafts on hand, this exhibition will be a fun stop for all! This exhibition is hosted by Gardens by the Bay as it celebrates Deepavali this year with a mix of tradition and experimentation at the Colonnade from 14 – 28 October 2019. Enjoy a series of informative and fun activities in conjunction with the exhibition on Indian Traditions in Singapore!

What: In conjunction with Deepavali, explore a travelling exhibition by the Indian Heritage Centre (IHC) explores the various traditional Indian practices in Singapore across different sub-themes of traditional crafts, trades and games.

When: October 14-28, 2019.

Where:

Colonnade (Supertree Grove), 18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953, Website