Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre is an important cultural destination in downtown Singapore, designed to connect people with traditional and modern aspects of Chinese Singaporean identity.

You’ll find the SCCC along Shenton Way, just a short walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT, in a distinctive modern structure with Chinese motifs.

Its calendar is packed with art exhibitions, music performances, cultural carnivals, film screenings, and creative workshops—many of them free or family-friendly.

A permanent exhibition, “SINGAPO 人: Discovering Chinese Singaporean Culture,” walks visitors through the unique blend of customs, food, values, and language that shape Chinese life in Singapore.

During major Chinese festivals, the centre comes alive with performances, workshops (like dumpling wrapping or lantern crafting), and family activities.

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

The rooftop garden singapore chinese cultural centre​ 27 56 is a hidden gem with city views—perfect for taking a break after exploring the galleries.

Access is convenient whether you take MRT, bus, or drive—parking is available in the building.

For anyone keen to understand how tradition meets modern life in Singapore’s Chinese community, this centre is a must-see.