The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre is a vibrant venue dedicated to celebrating Chinese heritage and arts, welcoming visitors of all backgrounds to discover the evolving story of local Chinese culture.

Located at Shenton Way near Tanjong Pagar, the SCCC building itself is a striking mix of contemporary design with subtle cultural influences.

You can catch live performances, interactive exhibits, and even hands-on workshops that explore both heritage and modern Chinese 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.

Festivals like Lunar New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Qing Ming are often celebrated with special events at SCCC—think lion dances, lantern making, calligraphy demonstrations, and festive markets.

The centre works closely with local artists, youth groups, and cultural organisations to engage the wider community.

Visitors can enjoy a peaceful rooftop space overlooking the city or grab a bite at one of the centre’s cafes.

It’s just minutes from Tanjong Pagar MRT; multiple bus routes stop right outside the building.

If you’re interested in art, get more info history or just exploring what it means to be Chinese in Singapore today, SCCC is well worth a visit.