
Hello! My Lovely Neighbourhood
Pop by our 3 festival villages and fully immerse yourself in everything these neighbourhood centres have to offer! Befriend community stakeholders, speak to them earnestly, and relish in the warmth and comfort of being surrounded by the friendliest people living in these lovely neighbourhoods!Hello! My Alexandra Village
10–14 August 2022
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Hello! My Changi Village
5–9 August 2022
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Hello! My Chinatown
17–21 August 2022
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Hello! My Changi Village
5–9 August 2022
Thanks to its lovely beaches, scenic views and relaxed atmosphere, Changi Village is one of Singapore’s most beloved neighbourhoods — a popular spot for both locals and tourists alike. Grab your bags, hop on a bus to Changi Village and say hello to the people of Changi Village!
Changi district’s history dates back to the 17th century when it was known as ‘Tanjong Rusa’ to locals. The district was largely rural until the 19th century when coconut and sago plantations were established.
In 1927, the British Army decided to develop Changi as a military base. The Changi Cantonment was completed in 1941 following 15 years of on-off construction. As Japan’s expansionist ambitions became apparent in the early 1930s, the construction of Changi Cantonment fortified Singapore as the “Gibraltar of the East”. A cluster of settlements collectively known as Changi Village spawned outside the Cantonment to cater to the needs of the growing military population and their families, serving as their go-to place for recreation and provision shopping.
Post WWII, Changi Beach was rebranded as a recreational area equipped with holiday bungalows for weekend retreats. Changi Village became well-known as a place for bargain hunters with a street market in the village and a movie screening area. This, however, changed when the British announced their withdrawal from Singapore in 1972. As the British left, so did many residents and businesses in Changi Village.
This was when the Singapore Government chose to rebrand Changi Village as a local resort destination. This ambitious “new lease of life” plan featured a housing estate with a modern market and hawker centre. The street markets were cleared to make way for hawker centres and other commercial developments.
Today, Changi Village is a popular spot for both locals and tourists alike. Thanks to its lovely beaches, scenic views and relaxed atmosphere, Changi Village is one of Singapore’s most beloved neighbourhoods.

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