Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC)

Step into the world of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) at Healing Heritage, an exhibition tracing its roots from 19th-century medical halls to its role in everyday Singapore life today. Split across five thematic zones, it spotlights milestones in TCM’s history – from community-run clinics to charitable institutions offering affordable care. It looks into the present and future too, exploring how digital diagnostic tools and halal-certified products are modernising this age-old practice. With archival materials, recreated settings and immersive displays, the exhibition celebrates TCM as both a cultural legacy and a living, evolving tradition that continues to heal and connect communities.

Pottery and ceramic lovers are in for a treat this weekend at the Singapore Clay Festival, where attendees will be able to shop for beautifully crafted pieces and meet the clay makers behind each piece. This year’s edition features more than 220 ceramicists from Singapore and beyond, who will be selling everything from plant pots, matcha bowls, and unique mugs, to cute figurines, and tableware. In addition to shopping, activities include hands-on workshops, clay demonstrations, pottery throwdowns, and curated ceramic exhibitions. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or just starting out, the festival will have something for you. Tickets start from S$10 for a day pass.