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Bridging Tradition and Innovation: Our Journey to NAC-AEP Approval
Preserving our heritage isn’t just about looking backward; it’s about making our culture accessible, engaging, and relevant for the next generation.I am incredibly proud to finally share what we’ve been working on: the WAU INSTANT D.I.Y KIT. 🪁 as part of NAC-AEP.As someone deeply passionate about the arts, seeing this project come to life has been a personal milestone. Our goal was to take the…
Hawker Culture in Singapore is an integral part of the way of life for Singaporeans, from all walks of life. It brings together people of different ages, ethnicities and backgrounds. It reflects the multicultural identity of the society and strengthen social cohesion through community dining. Did you know? Hawker Culture has a history dating back to 19th century when early migrants sold their food on the streets. In the 1960s, hawker centres were built to enable hawkers to work and provide freshly cooked food in a clean and hygienic environment. Today, Hawker Culture has evolved with hawkers inventing creative ways to meet the taste and demand in an ever changing nation. Hawkers spend years to master the techniques to perfect their signature dishes. Hawker Culture is an important part of everyday life in Singapore. 🇸🇬What is your favourite dish?🍜🍵 #hawkerculture #hawkerculturesg #hawkerculturesingapore #heritagesg #generationtogeneration #singapore 🇸🇬 #livingheritage https://www.instagram.com/p/B9oNFF4h8Xb/?igshid=1h88vtidfhexr
Did you know? The first Chinese trader to write about Southeast Asia was Wang Dayuan. Wang's account of Singapore has been translated many times. First is Temasek, second is Longyamen, third is Banzu. The history of Singapore may date back to the 13th century. In the late 1960s through the 1970s, Singapore faces severe unemployment and housing crisis. Singapore embarked on modernization programme that focused on manufacturing industry, large housing estates and public education. If walls can talk, history will unfold. 🕵️♀️💜 #historysg #temasek #wangdayuan #heritagesg #singapore 🇸🇬 https://www.instagram.com/p/B9WRSciBQb9/?igshid=1egkzv6uu5ume
Peranakan tiles are a beautiful reminder of Singapore's Past. Shipped in from countries including Belgium, United Kingdom and Japan, these tiles can still be found in some kitchens, facades of traditional shop houses and on tombs of locally based Chinese and others. These tiles are dated from as early as 1898 - 1928. They are considered Art, inspired by Art Nouveau & Art Deco. Peranakan culture is usually described as a hybrid of Chinese, Malay and Western cultures. #singaporeshophouses #singapore 🇸🇬 #shophouses #urasg #heritagesg #peranakantiles #peranakanheritage #arttiles #pioneersg https://www.instagram.com/p/B9B-zEKBx3j/?igshid=znv5pwf78qt9
Mahjong, a game of strategy played by 4 persons. Did you know? It was the second most popular game played by women in 1920s & 1930s after card game bridge. On the right was an antique telephone. Most significantly, the introduction of the telephone in homes connected women to the outside world without the need for chaperones. Singapore 🇸🇬 was the first city in the East to have a telephone system in 1879 & by the 1900s, the telephone has become an important aspect to residential & Business life. What phone are you using now? 4G Smart phone or 5G? 😉☎️📟📲 #singapore🇸🇬 #singapore #heritagesg #singapore_insta #historysg #mahjong #telephone #singaporebiennale2019 #natmuseum_sg https://www.instagram.com/p/B86cYXSBePs/?igshid=cnst6ou32xy
"Singapore' very own" since 1973 and its was the first of its kind. Did you know? It was set up to stabilise the price of rice and other essential goods during the time of global oil crisis. Guess where in Singapore🇸🇬? #singapore #allforgood #heritagesg https://www.instagram.com/p/B8s_AZFhvOt/?igshid=1qaealrgspmpc
The Singapore Botanic Gardens. The first tropical and only the third tropical gardens on the UNESCO's World Heritage List. Did you know? Singapore Botanic Gardens began in 1859 by an agri-horticultural society, and has been an important centre for science, research and plant conservation. #singaporebotanicgardens #singaporebotanicgardens❤️ #Singapore 🇸🇬 #heritagesg #unescoworldheritage #unescoworldheritagesite #unesco https://www.instagram.com/p/B8sDtk9hH7O/?igshid=1rlbwx1frcc66
Science Centre Singapore designed by local firm Raymond Woo & Associates. Described as a spaceship, an inverted cup and a moon buggy. Do you know? The Science Centre was officially opened on 10 December 1977 by then Minister of Health, Dr Toh Chin Chye. Its aimed to showcase exhibits illustrating the physical sciences, technology and industry thus promoting the dissemination of scientific and technological knowledge. Before long, it became an Iconic symbol of Jurong's successful transformation from a rural area and a swamp into a modern industrial and technological estate. #heritagesg #Singapore #sciencecentresg #jurong #livingworlds #architecture_best https://www.instagram.com/p/B8X4OKvhay-/?igshid=1ovlh4ienngd1
