Our already vibrant heartlands are looking a little more colourful lately. You might have spotted some curious-looking pod structures at void decks or open fields in your neighbourhood – these are Giant Delight installations, which have sprung up all around the island as part of our nation’s ongoing SG60 diamond jubilee celebrations.
Created hand-in-hand by local artists and members of the community, these public artworks are part of an initiative by the People’s Association (PA) and Community Arts & Culture Clubs (CACCs), in an effort to foster that friendly ‘kampong spirit’ among residents, and build a sense of identity while telling our uniquely Singaporean stories.
All displays are made with the theme ‘Our Neighbourhood Gems’ in mind, and these include elements both from Singapore’s past and present. Aside from the Giant Delight pods, which depict scenes like kampong life by the waters, hawker culture, and our native wildlife, look out for other handcrafted pieces, including a Casuarina tree featuring a squirrel and a block of HDB flats – complete with laundry hanging from bamboo poles.
Full list of locations where you can find these SG60 Giant Delight installations:
- Admiralty: Vista Park, 580 Woodlands Drive
- Bedok*
- Boon Lay: Boon Lay CC*
- Bukit Batok East: Open court next to Block 235 and U Square
- Jurong Spring: Jurong Spring CC*
- Kolam Ayer: Block 14A Upper Boon Keng Road void deck
- Paya Lebar: Paya Lebar Kovan CC
- Pioneer: Frontier CC & RN*
- Radin Mas: Block 109 Bukit Purmei Road (outside 7-Eleven)
- Taman Jurong: Open space at Lakeside MRT
- Tampines North: Block 410 Tampines Street 41
- Tanjong Pagar-Tiong Bahru: Tanjong Pagar CC
- Telok Blangah*
- West Coast: Blk 728 Clementi West Street 2 Promenade
- Yew Tee: Grass patch at Block 669A Choa Chu Kang Crescent
The ones marked with an asterisk will be displayed from or after November 2025, and everything will be displayed through March 2026. Stay updated on other PAssionArts programmes via @passionartssg on Instagram.
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