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Chinatown’s Chinese New Year Bazaar cancelled next year due to concerns over crowd control — but netizens point out daily crowding in MRT, buses and wet market
In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Chinese New Year Bazaar in Chinatown will be called off for...
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Arts SG NMP Secretariat: Arts NMP candidates share their vision and goals if nominated
Members of the arts community in Singapore on Wednesday (18 November) conducted a virtual town hall meeting with five Arts...
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Kallang Community Club apologises over “uncommon word” errors in its Chinese notice of TraceTogether Token
The Kallang Community Club (CC) has apologised after a software upgrading resulted in 27 errors--all of which are uncommon and...
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‘Citizen Hustler’ by Tan Biyun: A heart-wrenching and necessary exploration of struggles faced by Singapore’s elderly poor
(Note: Spoilers of Tan Biyun's 'Citizen Hustler' ahead) While Singaporeans may have frequently read news reports and academic studies on...
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Arts community issues open call for candidates to serve as next Arts Nominated Member of Parliament
The arts community, which encompasses the visual and performing arts sectors as well as film and media industries, is issuing...
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Filmmaker questions delay in censorship board rating of film about elderly poor in Singapore
The Singapore International Film Festival will be premiering a local film called ‘Citizen Hustler’ by filmmaker Tan Biyun next month....
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Disabled artist and migrant worker poets to showcase their works in ‘alieNATION project’ this December
In the spirit of facilitating diversity in the arts community, The Substation is shining a spotlight this December on disabled...
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Intercultural Theatre Institute presents ‘FIVE’ to both online and on-site audiences this November
Intercultural Theatre Institute (ITI) will be presenting 'FIVE', an innovative hybrid performance that is uniquely designed to be performed live to...
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Lee Suet Fern’s ‘Dignity Blooms’ quilt auctioned to highest bid of S$33,000
Lawyer Lee Suet Fern's "Dignity Blooms" quilt, which was made during the COVID-19 circuit breaker, has been auctioned to the...
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NLB shifts Chinese-language children’s book “Who Wins?” from Children section to adult ‘Family and Parenting’ section
The National Library Board (NLB) has decided to move the Chinese-language children’s book “Who Wins?” from its Children section to...
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