Introduction
Chinese cultural activities give children practical ways to explore traditions, language, arts and community practices in Singapore. Families can choose from Chinese opera, calligraphy, heritage exhibitions, Mandarin drama, ink painting, dance and Wushu. Some places run regular classes, while others offer workshops, guided tours or seasonal cultural events. These experiences can introduce children to stories, artistic techniques, festivals, movement and the cultural meanings behind them.
The best fit depends on your child’s age, interests, confidence and preferred learning style. A child who enjoys hands-on art may prefer calligraphy or ink painting, while a child who likes movement may respond well to dance or Wushu. Families looking for flexible cultural exploration may prefer exhibitions, tours and online resources. This guide covers ten places and services for Chinese cultural activities in Singapore, with overviews, Google reviews, locations, prices and contact details for parents to compare.
1. Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Overview of the Business
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre explores local Chinese Singaporean culture within Singapore’s multicultural society. Opened in 2017, it houses the permanent SINGAPO人: Discovering Chinese Singaporean Culture exhibition. The centre organises exhibitions, performances, festivals, workshops, conferences, talks, school programmes, public tours, online resources and cultural activities throughout the year.
Its learning offerings serve preschool educators, children aged five to six, preschool and primary school students, secondary Chinese learners, schools, educators, families and community groups. School visitors can choose self-guided exhibition visits, facilitator-led guided tours or guided tours with hands-on workshops. These workshops can involve craft making, art techniques, music-making and songwriting.
Families can access weekend guided tours in English and Mandarin, family exploration materials and themed heritage and food tours. The centre also provides bilingual learning resources, online games, publications and virtual guided tours for organisations serving elderly or special-needs participants. Culturepaedia is a bilingual online repository with articles by scholars, experts and community contributors.
Why Parents Choose Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
- Family materials support younger children and those aged ten or above.
- School visits include self-guided, facilitated and hands-on workshop formats.
- Selected school, weekend and community group tours are provided free.
- Wheelchair loans, accessible toilets, braille handrails, rest areas and nursing rooms support family visits.
- Bilingual text and subtitles support children learning in different languages.
- Virtual tours support organisations serving elderly or special-needs participants.
- The building holds BCA Green Mark Platinum Certification and SCCC is bizSAFE Level 4 certified.
- Culturepaedia includes contributions from academic and community-based writers.
Google Review
The exhibition area was small, took us about max 1 hour to tour the entire area. It was quite interactive though, with efforts made to personalise the experience though wearable RFID tags and sporadic questionnaires throughout the exhibition hall. You can print out a personalised postcard detailing your "culural inclination" at the end of the exhibition - quite an amusing and fun affair. My kids had fun. There's a ground floor exhibition on lion dance troupes, which I felt was interesting to learn that there were so many different types of lion head designs, each with their own heritage and cultural significance. The bonus was the rooftop garden which offered a panoramic view of the southern coastline of Singapore. Overall a rather unique experience!
Unlike a dusty museum, the SCCC feels alive. The Singapo人 exhibition on Level 2 is a must-see. It thoughtfully unpacks the complex question, “What does it mean to be a Chinese Singaporean?” Through interactive displays, nostalgic kopitiam setups, and multimedia art, it celebrates the unique "rojak" blend of Chinese customs with Malay, Indian, and Western influences. It’s profoundly relatable and avoids being overly didactic.
The striking rooftop garden offers a surprising escape with stunning city views and whimsical sculptures, while the ground-level theatre hosts everything from indie concerts to wayang kulit. I also appreciate the temporary galleries; the rotating exhibits on local photography or pop culture always feel fresh and relevant.
The only minor drawback is wayfinding—the signage to the main exhibition hall could be clearer from the entrance. However, the friendly volunteers quickly set you straight.
If you are a tourist looking for more than just a temple visit, or a local seeking to understand your own identity, this centre is a gem. It proves that culture isn't static; it’s living, breathing, and constantly being rewritten. A smart, engaging, and necessary space for Singapore.
Every visitor gets a wrist band that has a chip, allowing them to interact with the exhibit like polls. A custom card reflecting the guest's personality (eg. Explorer) can be printed towards the end.
Location & Availability
Programmes are available at 1 Straits Boulevard, Singapore 018906, with selected virtual tours offered. The SINGAPO人 exhibition is open on Monday from 2pm to 8pm and from Tuesday to Sunday, including public holidays, from 10am to 8pm. Free weekend guided tours are held in English at 3pm and Mandarin at 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays.
Price Range
Exhibition admission, school self-guided visits and weekend guided tours are free. Group guided tours are free for social welfare organisations and SCCC partners.
Website
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Phone
+65 6812 7222
enquiries@singaporeccc.org.sg
2. Singapo人
Overview of the Business
Singapo人 is an online cultural resource associated with the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre. It gives families a way to explore Chinese Singaporean culture through themed website sections and cultural experience pages. Its content is organised around Exhibition, Experience, Roots, Arts, Language, Practices and Festivals. This structure lets parents and children move between heritage topics, cultural practices and festival themes according to their interests.
The Experience section includes Cultural Playground, Cultural Extravaganza and REMIX. Each of these experiences has dedicated About and Events pages. The Exhibition section includes pages titled About, General Information, Gallery Etiquette and #SINGAPO人. Families can also browse Roots articles, including “Discover ten key public policies that made us who we are”, which is available in English and Simplified Chinese.
Festival content covers Chinese New Year, Qingming, Duanwu, Zhongyuan, Mid-Autumn and Winter Solstice. Some festival sections include both About and What’s On pages. The site is particularly useful for families who want to start a conversation about Chinese Singaporean culture at home or explore topics before visiting a cultural activity.
Why Parents Choose Singapo人
- The site brings Exhibition, Experience, Roots, Arts, Language, Practices and Festivals together in one cultural resource.
- Cultural Playground, Cultural Extravaganza and REMIX each have dedicated information and event pages.
- The Exhibition section includes About, General Information, Gallery Etiquette and #SINGAPO人 pages.
- Festival pages cover Chinese New Year, Qingming, Duanwu, Zhongyuan, Mid-Autumn and Winter Solstice.
- Selected content is available in English and Simplified Chinese.
- Roots content includes an article about ten public policies that shaped Singapore.
Google Review
The exhibition area was small, took us about max 1 hour to tour the entire area. It was quite interactive though, with efforts made to personalise the experience though wearable RFID tags and sporadic questionnaires throughout the exhibition hall. You can print out a personalised postcard detailing your "culural inclination" at the end of the exhibition - quite an amusing and fun affair. My kids had fun. There's a ground floor exhibition on lion dance troupes, which I felt was interesting to learn that there were so many different types of lion head designs, each with their own heritage and cultural significance. The bonus was the rooftop garden which offered a panoramic view of the southern coastline of Singapore. Overall a rather unique experience!
Unlike a dusty museum, the SCCC feels alive. The Singapo人 exhibition on Level 2 is a must-see. It thoughtfully unpacks the complex question, “What does it mean to be a Chinese Singaporean?” Through interactive displays, nostalgic kopitiam setups, and multimedia art, it celebrates the unique "rojak" blend of Chinese customs with Malay, Indian, and Western influences. It’s profoundly relatable and avoids being overly didactic.
The striking rooftop garden offers a surprising escape with stunning city views and whimsical sculptures, while the ground-level theatre hosts everything from indie concerts to wayang kulit. I also appreciate the temporary galleries; the rotating exhibits on local photography or pop culture always feel fresh and relevant.
The only minor drawback is wayfinding—the signage to the main exhibition hall could be clearer from the entrance. However, the friendly volunteers quickly set you straight.
If you are a tourist looking for more than just a temple visit, or a local seeking to understand your own identity, this centre is a gem. It proves that culture isn't static; it’s living, breathing, and constantly being rewritten. A smart, engaging, and necessary space for Singapore.
Every visitor gets a wrist band that has a chip, allowing them to interact with the exhibit like polls. A custom card reflecting the guest's personality (eg. Explorer) can be printed towards the end.
Location & Availability
Singapo人 is available online. Its Experience section includes Cultural Playground, Cultural Extravaganza and REMIX, with separate About and Events pages. Festival sections include Chinese New Year, Qingming, Duanwu, Zhongyuan, Mid-Autumn and Winter Solstice.
Price Range
Enquire more for rates.
Website
Phone
+65 6812 7222
3. Chengzhu Mandarin Education Centre
Overview of the Business
Chengzhu Mandarin Education Centre provides Mandarin enrichment that links language learning with Chinese culture. Established in 2012 after more than 12 years of Mandarin programmes at Julia Gabriel Centre, it serves children from six months through Primary 6. Its early-learning options include PlayNest for children aged six to 18 months, PlayClub for children aged 18 months to three years and PlayClub Independent for the same age group.
Early-learning options use immersion, stories, music, movement and play. PlayNest is parent-accompanied and includes Mandarin music, puppets, physical activities, art and craft, stories and snack time. PlayClub uses stories, puppets, drama, songs, movement, imaginative play and character-recognition activities. PlayClub Independent offers a Mandarin environment with gross-motor and sensory play, language and literature, pre-maths and dramatic play.
Primary programmes include Language Skills and Creative Writing for Primary 1 to Primary 4 learners, as well as Mandarin Expressions for Primary 5 and Primary 6 learners. The centre’s learner-centred EduDrama® approach uses drama, games, discussion, writing and creative activities. Primary courses support Singapore’s Ministry of Education Mandarin curriculum. A holiday programme also introduces Primary 3 and Primary 4 learners to the evolution of Chinese characters.
Why Parents Choose Chengzhu Mandarin Education Centre
- The centre states it has taught Mandarin for over twenty years.
- Principal Huang Ying has nearly thirty years of relevant experience.
- Mandarin learning combines Chinese culture with interactive activities.
- Primary programmes support Singapore Ministry of Education curriculum expectations.
- Teachers provide lesson summaries and regular progress updates to parents.
- Published testimonials describe progress in vocabulary, reading, speaking and writing.
Google Review
Bonus: My kid also enjoys borrowing books from the school’s library.
We’ve seen great progress in our child’s interest and response to Mandarin, and it’s wonderful to see how much confidence and enthusiasm has grown through the classes.
A special thank you to ZhuLaoshi, QuLaoshi, and PengLaoshi for being so patient, caring, and professional. Our child loves all of them and is always happy during class. We truly appreciate the warm and encouraging learning environment they create. Highly recommended for parents looking for a quality Mandarin programme for young children.
The school also teaches good values like respect, sharing, and discipline, which is very important at this age. The activities are engaging and help children learn through play.
Location & Availability
Classes are available at Rochester Mall, Greenwich V, Woodleigh Mall and New Bahru. Language Skills, Creative Writing and Mandarin Expressions are two-hour sessions held once per week. The Primary 3 and Primary 4 holiday programme is held at Rochester Mall from 9am to 11.30am.
Price Range
The Primary 3 and Primary 4 holiday programme costs $590 plus GST. A 10% UOB cardmember discount and a 15% group discount for four or more children are listed.
Website
Chengzhu Mandarin Education Centre
Phone
+65 6816 5688
enquiries@chengzhu.edu.sg
4. Moyuan Culture
Overview of the Business
Moyuan Culture offers Chinese calligraphy and ink-painting classes alongside its broader art curriculum. Chinese Calligraphy is for children aged six to twelve and supports traditional technique, handwriting, concentration and fine-motor control. Ink Painting welcomes children from age four. It introduces observation, nature and cultural appreciation through guided artistic practice.
Its Creative Sparks programme serves ages two and a half to eighteen across five developmental levels: First Doodles, Budding Artists, Little Creators, Aspiring Artists and Emerging Masters. The programme uses watercolours, acrylics, sketching and crafts. This gives children age-appropriate opportunities to develop creative confidence while trying different materials and approaches.
The centre also offers a DSA Art Preparation Programme for students applying to SOTA, NAFA and AEP. Professional Chinese Calligraphy and Ink Painting courses are available for beginners and experienced adult learners. Moyuan Culture aims to make creativity and heritage part of daily life through practical studio work, traditional forms and guided creative exploration.
Why Parents Choose Moyuan Culture
- Classes welcome children and adults with different experience levels.
- Five Creative Sparks levels support age-appropriate artistic progression.
- Chinese calligraphy develops focus, handwriting and fine-motor control.
- Ink painting links observation skills with nature and traditional practices.
- Guided studio activities encourage creative exploration and confident expression.
- Traditional art courses welcome beginners and experienced learners.
- DSA preparation covers observational drawing, portfolios and creative thinking.
- Professional courses are guided by a calligraphy and ink-painting master artist.
Google Review
Location & Availability
Classes are available at The Flow, Grantral Mall at MacPherson and Jelita.
Price Range
Enquire more for rates.
Website
Phone
+65 8955 3117
moyuanjelita@gmail.com
5. Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan Cultural Academy
Overview of the Business
Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan Cultural Academy provides Chinese language, cultural and enrichment programmes for children, youths and adults. Established by Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan, it draws on the organisation’s stated 185-year foundation in education and Chinese culture. It is described as Singapore’s first Chinese Cultural Academy.
Children’s options include Chinese speech and drama, calligraphy, art, Chinese dance, Hokkien learning and language enrichment from preschool through secondary school. Chinese Speech and Drama is for children aged five to 13. Calligraphy is offered for children aged seven and above, while Kiddy Art is for children aged five and above. Chinese language options include Mandarin Immersion, Chinese creative writing and Chinese comprehension and writing.
Dance modules cover Wushu dance, Chinese classical dance and Chinese ethnic dance. Students may also receive performance opportunities through Singapore Chinese Dance Theatre. The academy’s wider provision includes bilingual preschool, student care, tuition, coding, robotics and active-ageing courses. Its student-care programme includes homework supervision, meals, activity spaces and a personal notebook for parent progress tracking.
Why Parents Choose Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan Cultural Academy
- The academy draws on a stated 185-year educational and cultural foundation.
- Chinese programmes cover language, social skills, culture and character development.
- Speech, drama, calligraphy, art and dance offer varied cultural pathways.
- Dance students may perform in Singapore Chinese Dance Theatre showcases.
- Student care includes homework supervision, meals and structured activity spaces.
- Parents can track student-care progress through each child’s personal notebook.
- Coding courses use customised curricula with a specialist partner.
- Published testimonials describe attentive teachers and growing confidence in Chinese.
Google Review
Initially I have doubts with the course as I am not sure if the classes suit me at all. After all, I do able to speak some Hokkien on my own based on past experiences. However, I am stunned to realize how awful is my pronunciation and I have been saying the wrong words the whole time without knowing.
Throughout the classes, we take turns to converse in Hokkien with the materials provided and I'm glad that our lecturer took the efforts to correct my mistakes. Luckily, the classes were not as bored as I have imagined. I interacted with my fellow classmates through games and there are interesting videos that were shared with us. Homework was given every week which is not too difficult to handle though I do seek help from others sometimes.
Overall, I would recommend others to take up the course if they wish to learn more about Hokkien or brush up their Hokkien. Of course, most importantly to me, I am able to communicate better and have less miscommunication after the course. I can't wait to impart my knowledge to my kid. 🙂
On top of the materials that were given to us, the course administrator also included many interactive elements and videos to help us see what the Hokkien language is like outside a classroom setting. Overall I think it was a fun learning experience!
Location & Availability
Classes are available at the Toa Payoh and Sennett campuses. The Toa Payoh campus is at 397 Lorong 2 Toa Payoh, Singapore 319639. The Sennett campus is at 5 Sennett Road, Singapore 466781. Children’s dance programmes are available through centres at Toa Payoh and Sennett.
Price Range
Listed children’s coding programmes range from $700 to $800 per term. Selected holiday camps range from $260 to $420. Chinese Painting and Calligraphy for seniors costs $160 for four lessons or $320 for eight lessons, excluding materials.
Website
Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan Cultural Academy
Phone
+65 6589 9500
enquiries@shhkca.com.sg
6. Tok Tok Chiang
Overview of the Business
Tok Tok Chiang introduces Chinese opera through performances, workshops, talks and cultural activities. Founded in 2011 by Nick Shen Weijun, the company seeks to refresh audience perspectives and renew interest in the art form. Its offerings include event planning, entertainment, cultural activities, performances, workshops and talks, alongside school-based Chinese opera programmes.
Its Creative Chinese Opera Workshop For Kids uses stories, costumes, props and mask painting to explore Chinese culture and history. A family version supports shared participation through Chinese opera stories and hands-on mask painting. The children’s workshop is a two-hour session for eight to 25 participants and is conducted in English or Mandarin.
School offerings include Chinese opera workshops, puppetry, Sichuan mask changing, Chinese mask painting and visual magic. A school Chinese opera workshop can cover dialect groups, Singapore Chinese opera troupe history, different opera types, mask paintings, puppets, opera skills and movements. The programmes draw on professional guidance and the heritage of Lao Sai Tao Yuan Teochew Opera Troupe.
Why Parents Choose Tok Tok Chiang
- Founder Nick Shen established the company to promote Chinese opera creatively.
- Nick Shen has taught drama at Singapore Media Academy since 2014.
- His background includes acting, hosting, singing, radio and theatre performance.
- School workshops combine professional guidance with practical cultural activities.
- Named collaborators include public agencies, museums, libraries and schools.
- Lao Sai Tao Yuan Teochew Opera Troupe was founded in 1864.
- The children’s workshop uses storytelling, props, costumes and mask painting.
- Family workshops offer a shared introduction to Chinese opera stories and traditions.
Location & Availability
Workshops are offered in Singapore, with children’s sessions accommodating eight to twenty-five participants. The children’s workshop runs for two hours. School Chinese opera workshops run for approximately one to one and a half hours.
Price Range
Enquire more for rates.
Website
hello@toktokchiang.com
7. China Cultural Centre Singapore
Overview of the Business
China Cultural Centre Singapore supports cultural exchange between China and Singapore through arts, education, performances and related activities. Established in November 2015, its 12-storey Queen Street building includes exhibition spaces, a theatre, library, studios and classrooms.
Children’s options include Wushu for ages five to ten and art classes for ages five to twelve. The art programme explores Chinese intangible cultural heritage and urban aesthetics through drawing and creative work. Its first-session theme introduces the brush, ink, paper and inkstone. This can help children connect traditional art materials with their own creative work.
The Wushu class is presented as a relaxed, engaging and active environment. It focuses on physical fitness, willpower and exposure to traditional Chinese culture. The centre also hosts activities for older participants and adults, including calligraphy, Tai Chi and tea-art experiences. Selected courses are organised with cultural and education partners, while programme dates, fees and enrolment arrangements vary by activity.
Why Parents Choose China Cultural Centre Singapore
- The centre has supported cultural exchange in Singapore since November 2015.
- Its building includes exhibition, theatre, library, studio and classroom spaces.
- Children’s art explores heritage, urban aesthetics and traditional art materials.
- Wushu classes combine physical activity with traditional cultural exposure.
- Art instructors have stated experience in teaching and curriculum development.
- Selected courses are organised with specialist cultural and education partners.
Google Review
Reception is terrible. The lady was rude “Just go just go.. level 4. Don’t ask questions. “
Might as well put notice board at the reception so we don’t have to experience poor service.
Location & Availability
Classes are available at 217 Queen Street, Singapore 188548, with schedules varying by programme. The children’s Wushu class is held at Level 7. The children’s art class is held at Level 8. The centre is open Tuesday to Sunday from 11am to 5.30pm, excluding public holidays.
Price Range
The children’s art course costs S$550 for ten lessons, including materials. The tea-art experience costs S$48 per lesson for children aged nine to twelve and S$68 for adults and participants aged twelve or above.
Website
China Cultural Centre Singapore
Phone
(+65) 6351 1858-8100
info@cccsingapore.org
How to Choose the Best Chinese Cultural Activity for Your Child
- Cultural focus: Decide whether your child prefers language, visual arts, heritage, festivals, movement or performance traditions.
- Teacher experience: Ask about instructors’ experience with the cultural form and children in your child’s age group.
- Learning approach: Consider whether your child responds better to stories, demonstrations, discussion, movement, creative work or structured practice.
- Age suitability: Check that activities, explanations, tools and lesson durations suit your child’s developmental stage and attention span.
- Starting level: Confirm whether the programme welcomes beginners or expects prior language, artistic, movement or performance experience.
- Class attention: Ask about group size and support for children needing explanation, reassurance or technical correction.
- Language balance: Check whether sessions use Mandarin, English, dialects or bilingual instruction, especially for less confident Mandarin speakers.
- Cultural context: Look for programmes that explain the history and meaning behind activities, alongside the techniques taught.
- Creative freedom: Consider how art and performance lessons balance foundational techniques with interpretation, experimentation and self-expression.
- Practical participation: Ask whether children handle materials, practise movements, create artwork, perform scenes or join guided cultural exploration.
- Safety standards: Review supervision, equipment use, physical guidance and age-appropriate precautions for active workshops and crafts.
- Progress structure: Check for levels, milestones, assessments, portfolios, showcases or teacher feedback that show development over time.
- Parent communication: Ask how teachers share lesson summaries, progress observations, practice suggestions and concerns with families.
- Child confidence: Consider whether the environment supports shy, expressive, energetic or cautious children without excessive pressure.
- Schedule access: Compare lesson timing, programme frequency, travel requirements and policies for missed or replacement classes.
- Full costs: Confirm tuition fees alongside materials, costumes, tools, registration charges, performance expenses and required purchases.
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