After Hours @ My Bukit Brown with Andrew Lin

The ‘eternal’ home of many prolific Chinese Singaporeans – this resting place for the dead is very much teeming with life both in the day and at night. Let Bukit Brown surprise you on this after hours tour!
After hours @ my community

About the Programme

What you’ll do:

Get your torchlights out and keep your eyes peeled for the many ‘activities’ occurring at night in the Bukit Brown Cemetery! Join long-time Brownie Andrew Lin who will be bringing you to ‘meet’ the many pioneer Singaporeans buried here and introduce you to the myriad forms of graves found in this cemetery. Watch this resting place for the dead spring back to life with Andrew’s animated narration!

Meet Your Host – Andrew Lin

Andrew Lin is a familiar face at My Community Festival, a dedicated volunteer guide who has contributed to a variety of tours, from Bukit Brown Cemetery walks as part of the “Brownies” to heritage trails around Tanglin Halt. Andrew spent his childhood and teenage years in Tanglin Halt, giving him a personal connection to the stories he shares with participants.

As the volunteer guide for the SG55 Tanglin Halt tours, Andrew brought both personal anecdotes and historical insight to life, helping visitors understand how this neighbourhood evolved over the decades. His passion for heritage goes beyond built spaces—Andrew is also a member of the Nature Society (Singapore), reflecting his commitment to preserving Singapore’s natural history and biodiversity alongside its urban heritage.

Andrew is known for his warm, accessible style, blending historical knowledge with personal memories to foster a deeper appreciation for Singapore’s past. Whether guiding visitors through Bukit Brown’s storied gravestones or showing them the vanishing heartland landscape of Tanglin Halt, Andrew makes history come alive.

His dedication to both community and environment perfectly reflects the spirit of My Community Festival: celebrating the everyday stories and places that shape Singapore’s identity.

Andrew Lin

Andrew Lin is a familiar face at My Community Festival, a dedicated volunteer guide who has contributed to a variety of tours, from Bukit Brown Cemetery walks as part of the “Brownies” to heritage trails around Tanglin Halt. Andrew spent his childhood and teenage years in Tanglin Halt, giving him a personal connection to the stories he shares with participants.

As the volunteer guide for the SG55 Tanglin Halt tours, Andrew brought both personal anecdotes and historical insight to life, helping visitors understand how this neighbourhood evolved over the decades. His passion for heritage goes beyond built spaces—Andrew is also a member of the Nature Society (Singapore), reflecting his commitment to preserving Singapore’s natural history and biodiversity alongside its urban heritage.

Andrew is known for his warm, accessible style, blending historical knowledge with personal memories to foster a deeper appreciation for Singapore’s past. Whether guiding visitors through Bukit Brown’s storied gravestones or showing them the vanishing heartland landscape of Tanglin Halt, Andrew makes history come alive.

His dedication to both community and environment perfectly reflects the spirit of My Community Festival: celebrating the everyday stories and places that shape Singapore’s identity.

Attire:

Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably and wear covered shoes with good soles

What to Bring?

  • Participants should bring along an umbrella and a bottle of water.
  • Please ensure that you bring along any personal medication. Asthmatic individuals are reminded to bring their inhaler.

Parking Availability

Parking is available at the Farrer Road MRT Station.

Time and Duration

9 P.M. to 11 P.M. (2 hours)

Days and Dates

Ticket Price

(excluding Eventbrite service fee)
$25

Meeting Point

Meet at Farrer Road MRT Station (CC20) Exit B – Street Level (71 Farrer Road Singapore, 268857)

Ending Point

The event will start and end at the same point.

Language(s) / Age Limit(s)

English / 13 years and above
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