Join us for an immersive cultural talk hosted by Straits Enclave, where you'll uncover the rich material culture and social practices of Singapore's Peranakan Chinese heritage. Following the talk, explore the exquisitely adorned Peranakan Chinese shophouse museum.

Marvel at the intricately designed living spaces, adorned with ornate furniture, lavish fabrics, porcelain, and exquisite jewellery, all while soaking in the enchanting ambiance. Gain fascinating insights into the unique Peranakan culture, blending Colonial, Chinese, and Malay influences across living spaces, furniture, fabric ware, porcelain ware, jewelry, and more.

During your visit, indulge in a Peranakan cultural talk, featuring captivating stories behind the museum's artefacts. Delight in the flavors of delicious Nyonya Kuehs and tea, and fully immerse yourself in the Peranakan culture by donning Sarong Kebaya or Batik clothing. It's an opportunity to not just learn, but to experience the vibrant heritage of the Peranakan community.

Straits Enclave Peranakan Chinese Private Museum, 318A Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427569

Ticket price: $38.00

Kindly note that no refund or exchange of tickets is allowed under any circumstance except for programme cancellation. Participants are encouraged to arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of the programme. The programme will begin on time.

Visiting guests would be required to climb up a flight of 20 steps to enter the Straits Enclave, which is located the second floor of the shophouse unit.

The talk will be conducted in English and is best suited for adults and children aged 10 and above. Parents/guardians must accompany any child under the age of 12, and must buy their own ticket if so.

By registering for this programme, participants agree:
a) that the personal information supplied will be strictly used for the purposes stated above;
b) that the programme organiser(s) may take photographs and/or videos of them (or their child as applicable) and use the images and/or videos including to archive, exhibit and publish them for publicity or any other NHB purposes; and
c) for the programme organiser(s) to contact them regarding the programme that they have signed up for, as well as other communication that may be of interest to them.