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.

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.

Don’t miss the “SINGAPO 人” gallery—it’s an engaging showcase of how local Chinese traditions have evolved over time, including food culture, popular here sayings, pop music, and more.

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

They offer learning journeys for students, talks on heritage topics, and support for creative projects that celebrate multicultural Singapore.

Don’t forget to check out the rooftop terrace for panoramic CBD views or relax at the café after your visit.

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

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