ArtsEverywhere@CDC

Free performances? Don't miss out! ArtsEverywhere@CDC is buzzing with both large-scale shows and street art performances, showcasing the best of local talent.

Expect vibrant cultural performances, hands-on fringe activities, and plenty of community fun for all ages as we celebrate SG60 together!

Here are 11 performances to look out for that’ll make your weekends way more interesting!

Large scale performances with dazzling visuals and powerful storytelling

1. Move Your World by O School

Our residents had front-row seats to experience the Malay culture and heritage, transporting them back to the good old kampong days - where life was all about gotong-royong (mutual cooperation) and community spirit.

2. A Tribute to Heritage, a Celebration of Diversity by Singapore Chinese Dance Theatre

Celebrate Singapore's rich cultural heritage as Chinese, Malay, and Indian dance traditions come alive in a vibrant display of movement and storytelling. Continue the experience with hands-on fringe activities – try making intricate Indian crafts, learn meditative Chinese arts, and create traditional Malay art forms.

3. Camino Flamenco by Flamenco Sin Fronteras

Discover the journey of the flamenco, which traces its roots from India and the Middle East to Spain. This show blends cultures and dances, revealing the magic behind the flamenco's powerful rhythm. Don't forget to join the fun dance workshop to learn flamenco steps, kathak gestures, and Middle Eastern spins.

4. The Tiger Hero by Paper Monkey Theatre

Dive into the magical world of Chinese hand puppetry as legendary tales like Wu Song come alive with stunning artistry and powerful storytelling. Get hands-on with various Chinese puppetry styles and unlock the secrets behind their moves during the fringe activities.

5. Yesterday Once More by Rudy Djoe & Kenchana Jazz

Take a journey down memory lane in this soulful showcase featuring timeless folk, jazz and Latin pop melodies including Chan Mali Chan, Burung Kakak Tua, Tian Mi Mi and Rose, Rose I Love You. Then, get moving in "Let's Cha Cha Cha!" – learn fun, easy steps and that capture the charm of the golden dance era!

6. Where We Belong by Act 3 International

Immerse yourself in this magical storytelling journey that brings an island village to life. Younger audiences will delight in the playful, interactive style of this heartwarming tale. Don't forget to let the fun continue through imaginative play in a hands-on drama workshop.

Musical street performances by rising stars

7. Shayne Ko

Be awed by this 9-year old's incredible talent, whose enchanting piano performances have captured the hearts of audiences. Besides the piano, Shayne masterfully blends keyboard skills, finger drumming and mesmerising loops to elevate his performance!

8. Hayley Ho

Let the enchanting melodies of the guzheng fill the air as 14-year-old Hayley performs a vibrant medley of English, Chinese, Hokkien, and K-pop tunes. Her expressive playing brings each piece to life, inviting audiences of all ages to enjoy the beauty of this traditional instrument.

9. Theodora Lee

This 10-year-old musician is sure to charm you with her singing and stage presence. Fresh from winning Cristofori's Got Talent 2024, Theodora is also a multi-instrumentalist and plays the piano, keyboard, ukelele, and guitar.

Movement and street theater performances full of magic and entertainment

10. Jackie Chionh

Enjoy a unique performance that blends magic and cardistry. Watch as Jackie shows off skillful moves and surprising tricks that showcase passion and creativity. It's a chance to be inspired by an artist who’s overcome challenges through the art of performance.

11. Gabriel Lim

Be thrilled by Gabriel's exciting act featuring handbalancing, contortion, and masterful cigar box juggling. With his focus, control and balance taking centre stage, this display of strength and skill will keep you entertained from start to finish.

Here's what audiences have to say about ArtsEverywhere@CDC performances

What: My Identity: Beyond Artistry by Brahmastra
Where: Khatib Plaza

Besides enjoying the dance musical, brothers Teoh Yu Quan and Teoh Yu Le both had fun exploring the fringe activities that gave them a closer look at Indian arts and culture.

Learning about Indian instruments

"What caught my attention was the different Indian instruments – I've never seen or touched most of them before, so it was really interesting and engaging to find out how they work and the sounds they make. I've also learned to appreciate Indian heritage and arts!"
- Teoh Yu Quan, 15 years old

Appreciating Indian music and art

"The Indian music at the performance was memorable and really brightened up my day! I also enjoyed the photo booth because there were lots of interesting Indian art, props and decorations – it made the photo-taking fun and turned out to be a great family bonding experience."

- Teoh Yu Le, 13 years old

Be part of the next performance!

Experience the joy of live performances across Singapore – for free! Here's what's coming up in the North West:

A Tribute to Heritage, A Celebration of Diversity
Presented by: Singapore Chinese Dance Theatre and Partners

Date: 12 July 2025
Time: 6.30pm to 8.30pm
Venue: Limbang Shopping Centre

Wonders of the Animal Kingdom
Presented by Reverberance 回响

Date: 26 July 2025
Time: 10am to 1pm
Venue: Hardcourt in front of Blk 413 Yishun Ring Road

Register your interest now and you'll also receive a game card to redeem a free snack at the performance. What else is coming? Find the next performance at https://go.gov.sg/artseverywhere-cdc