Events

  About the Programme Transitions are part and parcel of life, but how can we prepare our children for them? Building B.O.U.N.C.E for the bumps in life We live in an increasingly fast-paced and competitive society often described as a VUCA (Volatile, Uncertain, Complex, Ambiguous) world, where the pressure to succeed and perform can leave our children feeling panic-stricken and overwhelmed. How can we nurture our child’s psychological resilience to better manage stress? Be empowered to emotionally coach your child towards a positive and healthy attitude for learning and living!   Join us for the session conducted online!   The […]

  About the Programme Authoritative Parenting is the most recommended method of parenting which will not only benefit your child but also improve the parent-child relationship through childhood and adolescence. Learn the benefits of Authoritative Parenting and the 5 elements of becoming an Authoritative Parent. The session is conducted by the Centre for Fathering!     Join us on a web seminar as we provide you with practical tips to guide and interact constructively with children.   Session Structure: 5 mins Registration and introduction 1 hr 15 mins Content Delivery/Presentation 10 mins Q&A, Open discussion   Fees: Fully subsidised for […]

How does dementia affect a person? How can dementia be diagnosed, maintained and how else can the effects of dementia be managed? Want to know more? Join us!    Speaker: Dr Vidhya D Pillay, Senior Resident Physician, Family and Community Medicine, Khoo Teck Phuat Hospital   Registration: Call 6484 8040  

A Virtual Seminar Conference   Topic:   சமுதாய மாற்றத்திதில் இளையரின் புத்தாக்கப்பணி Youths’ Innovative Role in Societal Change     This event is jointly organized by the Tamil Language Council and Singapore Tamil Youths' Club.    

About the Programme Are you ready to become the next big influencer on social media? Learn and master video post-production through a simple 8-step process. Dive in and learn to edit, add transitions, effects and build a story in the mobile app.   Note: Participants are required to bring along a fully charged smartphone.   Fees: Fully subsidised for participants with a family PCI of $1,000 and below.   Eligibility: Open to all Indian youth aged 13 to 21 years old who are Singaporeans/Singapore Permanent Residents.   Enquiries: Call 1800 295 3333 or Email: queries@sinda.org.sg  

A 2-day celebration of Indian Classical Dance Forms- Bharatanatyam & Mohiniyattam by the kin of Medasvi along with live orchestra.   On Day 1, May 14, the dancers showcase traditional Bharatanatyam items followed by a Mohiniyattam Thematic Production on Lord Ayyappa "Tatwamasi" .   On Day 2, May 15 , the dancers showcases an amalgamation of 2 repertoires of Mohiniyattam   Ticket Prices:  S$23 for May 14 performance S$23 for May 15 performance S$40 for May 14 & 15 performances  

A 2-day celebration of Indian Classical Dance Forms- Bharatanatyam & Mohiniyattam by the kin of Medasvi along with live orchestra.   On Day 1, May 14, the dancers showcase traditional Bharatanatyam items followed by a Mohiniyattam Thematic Production on Lord Ayyappa "Tatwamasi" .   On Day 2, May 15 , the dancers showcases an amalgamation of 2 repertoires of Mohiniyattam   Ticket Prices:  S$23 for May 14 performance S$23 for May 15 performance S$40 for May 14 & 15 performances  

Rangoli is a multi-coloured floor decoration that symbolises wealth, joy, and prosperity, as well as thanksgiving to deities. The art of Rangoli originated from India and was brought to Singapore by Indian migrants who settled here.   Make sure to join this workshop to learn about the history, ingredients and evolution of rangoli in Singapore. Not only that! You get the chance to make your own rangoli and bring it home!   Please take note of the following: Once all tour slots are filled, no walk-ins will be accepted. No exchange of tickets is allowed under any circumstance except for tour cancellation. Kindly arrive 15 […]

Rangoli is a multi-coloured floor decoration that symbolises wealth, joy, and prosperity, as well as thanksgiving to deities. The art of Rangoli originated from India and was brought to Singapore by Indian migrants who settled here.   Make sure to join this workshop to learn about the history, ingredients and evolution of rangoli in Singapore. Not only that! You get the chance to make your own rangoli and bring it home!   Please take note of the following: Once all tour slots are filled, no walk-ins will be accepted. No exchange of tickets is allowed under any circumstance except for tour cancellation. Kindly arrive 15 […]

This talk on Ayurveda Health by Ms Vasanthi Pillay, President of the Ayurveda Association of Singapore (AAOS) will cover how Ayurveda can enhance health.

You and your children will have so much fun at this Bollywood dance programme and also burn energy!

Team up with your family and start finding clues while planning a massive escape in this Virtual Escape Room!

Team up with your family and start finding clues while planning a massive escape in this Virtual Escape Room!

Get hands-on as a family and craft your very own marble and terrazzo mini plant pot using Jesmonite resin!

    Tickets at $20.   Registrations: Ms Kulesh (M: 9093 3013) or Mr Vela - (M: 9457 3691)  

An exciting, educational and multi-sensory walking tour   In Singapore, we have infinite opportunities to learn and experience different cultures and religions. The Indian community, the third largest ethnic group in Singapore, offers a history of migration; colourful customs, exciting traditions and intriguing rituals.   Walking Little India: Taste, Feel & Experience, the second of our heritage and cultural series, walks you through the vibrant streets of the ethnic enclave, Little India. Meandering through the narrow and busy streets, be prepared to engage all your senses, as:   We explore the history and richness that make up Little India We discover the meaning behind […]

Join us in this webinar that will equip you with simple but effective tools for engaging your child in everyday conversations.

Learn what commonalities the Indian culture has with other ethnicities in Singapore through this guided trail.