What’s For My Dinner?
Food is the universal language in Singapore. In this multicultural society, our love for food transcends boundaries, cultural differences and language barriers. Join My Community Festival on a gastronomic journey with 18 pairs of neighbours, who will be whipping up their signature dishes and sharing about how they connect with their neighbours through food!
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A Buddhist mala typically consists of 108 beads, one for each of the earthly temptations an individual must overcome to achieve enlightenment. Watch craftsman Eddie Ng deftly weave a mala and explore stories of wisdom and tradition.
Neighbours Eiko and Ella, whose children attended the same childcare and primary school, will be showcasing their kaiseki dishes and anishi (or processed yam), a traditional Naga food. Be transported to both Japan and India on the same evening as you hear hilarious stories of their parenthood.
After Hours @ My Chinatown Complex
Witness the vibrant pre-dawn, behind-the-scene rituals at Chinatown Complex as grocers, fishmongers, butchers and hawkers come alive, preparing an array of fresh produce and mouth-watering delicacies.
