(The Straits Times) A modern adaptation of Anton Chekhov's Three Sisters will see Singapore's Nine Years Theatre and New York's Siti Company "come together" on stage, even as the actors remain socially distanced and all of 15,000km apart.

(The Straits Times) SINGAPORE - Next month, somewhere in a public square in Singapore, a security camera will "sing" a libretto.

(The Straits Times) Playwright Chong Tze Chien was on a research trip in Tokyo seven years ago when a local told him about Oiwa, one of Japan's most famous ghosts.

(The Straits Times) During the Syrian war, they were killed and buried in gardens. Now, the stories of these 10 ordinary people can be heard in Gardens Speak, a haunting sound installation by Lebanese-British artist Tania El Khoury.

(The Straits Times) SINGAPORE - In these pandemic times, the performers of next month's Singapore International Festival of Arts have found necessity to be the mother of invention.

(The Peak Magazine) Amid a pandemic, the Singapore International Festival of Arts will showcase over 300 live and digital performances from various countries.

(Youthopia) The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) is returning this May after being cancelled last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The festival will take place from May 14 to 30 and will feature more than 60 live and online shows...

(TimeOut) SIFA 2021 is back again this May, one of the first and biggest international arts festivals to take place since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic. Get excited for a rich line-up of performances featuring festival commissions and works by...

One hundred children who have had little prior experience or opportunity to engage in the arts will get to do so at The Arts House’s first arts camp from 12 to 14 December 2005.

(The Business Times) THE arts must go on, say the organisers of this year's Singapore International Festival of the Arts (SIFA). So Covid-19 or not, the keyword "international" will be in the forefront, with live and virtual performances from...

(The Business Times) BECAUSE of travel restrictions, famous American choreographer Pam Tanowitz will be choreographing a new dance for Singapore Dance Theatre via video conferencing. Communication will be hard - imagine dancers learning routines...

(The Straits Times) SINGAPORE - Singapore's annual performing arts festival returns from May 14 to 30 with a bumper crop of new commissions. The Singapore International Festival of Arts, which had been cancelled last year due to the pandemic, will...

(Prestige) The annual arts festival, now in its 44th year, is returning this May with an all-new format that is fit for the times. The upcoming 16-day festival will showcase live art programmes alongside digital ones, as well as a hybrid of both.

(TimeOut) Explore how nature inspires art at this year's Goodman Open House, which is back as a virtual arts festival after its regular physical edition in 2019. Starting from March 12, get up close and personal with resident artists from Goodman...

(Arts Republic) Following the last physical edition in 2019, Goodman Open House returns in 2021 – virtually. Audiences can discover how nature inspires art, pick up some art making skills and explore visual art work in the virtual edition of...

(SG Magazine) Now that we are well into 2021, many exciting events and festivals are returning to provide us locals the experiences we have been missing. This March, head out to explore new plays, book fairs, exhibitions and even showcases; just...

(Bakchormeeboy) This March holidays, Goodman Open House is back – online that is. Introducing visitors to Goodman Arts Centre’s various tenants, the open house will take place on 12th March 2021 for free, with a chance to discover how nature...

(The Ladies Cue) Following the last physical edition in 2019, Goodman Open House returns in 2021 – virtually. We can discover how nature inspires art, pick up some art making skills and explore visual art work in the virtual edition of Goodman Open...

(Expat Choice) Goodman Open House goes digital for the first time. Join this virtual edition of Goodman Open House. Spend an arty season with digital demos, downloadables and more from 12 March 2021. Explore this site to follow resident artists on...

(The Edge) The Goodman Community Farm was reactivated and redesigned, as part of a collaborative partnership between Goodman Arts Centre and Cultivate Central in November 2019. The space provides a conducive environment for artists and visitors to...

(The Straits Times) The Esplanade's weekend series of concerts, Soul Jams, features home-grown and Singapore-based artistes performing soul, funk and R&B music. Singer-songwriter Dru Chen will release his new single Replay and play three sets on...

(Lifestyle Asia) The annual arts festival, now in its 44th year, is returning this May with an all-new format that is fit for the times. The upcoming 16-day festival will showcase live art programmes alongside digital ones, as well as a hybrid of...

(Bakchomeeboy) Even with a hiatus in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Singapore International Festival of Arts never truly left us, taking on a more experimental thrust with multiple digital events held as part of ‘v2.020‘, featuring both...

(Men's Folio) In its 44th year running, the Singapore International Festival of Arts is no longer about well, just the arts. And neither is it what catches your eye on the ‘gram, though you are most certainly encouraged to do so. It is about what...

(The Peak Magazine) Amid a pandemic, the Singapore International Festival of Arts will showcase over 300 live and digital performances from various countries.

(Channel News Asia) The Singapore International Festival of Arts is returning in May 2021, after taking a break last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The 16-day festival will feature over 60 shows by local and international artists. Aside...

(BeritaHarian) FESTIVAL seni persembahan tahunan Singapura kembali tahun ini dari 14 hingga 30 Mei dengan acara baru yang luar biasa banyaknya. Pesta Seni Antarabangsa Singapura (Sifa) itu, yang dibatalkan tahun lalu disebabkan pandemik Covid-19,...

(Mediacorp Channel 8) 新加坡国际艺术节盛大回归，精彩演出不断上演！ 由Arts House Limited主办的新加坡国际艺术节2021（SIFA）将于5月14日至31日以线上、线下“双轨出击”的方式精彩登场。

Presenting over 300 performances and 60 shows live and online, SIFA returns in May 2021 to feature a record number of local commissions and innovative ways of experiencing international works.

Civic District Alliance presents an inaugural series of panels introducing the world of art and artificial intelligence

Immerse yourself in a series of nature-inspired art activities and talks

(TimeOut) Engage your senses with The Arts House's signature outdoor installation open books. Located on its front porch, the experiential art installation takes inspiration from local author and filmmaker Wesley Leon Aroozoo's non-fiction novel I...

(Arts Republic) The Light to Night Festival, one of the marquee events of Singapore Art Week 2021 and an annual highlight in the Singapore cultural calendar, is an urban art event that celebrates the stunning Civic District of Singapore.

(8World) 时隔一年，本地西洋乐团公司Resound Collective Ltd旗下的室内乐团下个星期六，将在维多利亚音乐厅举办第一场现场演奏会，长笛演奏家吴忠荣是表演者之一。

(The Edge) A trio of new exhibitions are now showing at the Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM) till Feb 28. Together, the three exhibitions spotlight the community of people behind one of the pioneering galleries in the region to specialise in...

(A Magazine Singapore) The Chairman of Arts House Limited shares why inter-disciplinary collaborations can create richer artistic experiences.

(The Straits Times) Singer Alemay Fernandez re-did her entrance to the Jazz At Play concert last Thursday night, declaring of the burst of applause that greeted her: "Hold on. We're going to do that again like you mean it."

(Bandwagon) Popularly known for his comedy sketches, social commentary, and satirical content, mrbrown has been sharing his hilarious comments and observations on Singapore life since 1997.

(The Straits Times) In this weekly review feature, The Straits Times chronicles the recovery of Singapore’s performing arts industry – whether through digital innovation or cautious reopening – after months in the dark due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

(Bakchormeeboy) In adapting for the restrictions placed on live performances due to the pandemic, the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) has turned to the digital space for presentation, with many of its commissioned work taking the...

(Bakchormeeboy) There’s always something about piano music that’s irresistibly evocative, able to make the simplest of events feel like the end of the world.

(The Straits Times) Theatre is a communion of the collective imagination. But what happens when there is a forced separation of the communal experience?

Aliwal Arts Centre will be premiering Aliwal Tracks on 21 December 2020, a 13-part web series inspired by the sounds of Kampong Glam.

(SG Magazine) It’s almost the end of the year, and live performances are finally seeing a return.

The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) welcomes audiences back to the theatres with a host of musical experiences and live concerts in December 2020, following the resumption of indoor live performances in Singapore.

(The Straits Times) What do artists think about when they think about walking? Many things, as it turns out.

(BFM 89.9) In these pandemic times, the idea of attending a performance often feels rather remote. But what if that performance took place in the form of a phone call, where you spoke to a stranger for an hour?

(Zaobao) 疫情打乱了一切。这是今年的主旋律，艺术界也难例外。

(The Straits Times) Two audio productions by Singapore theatre-makers are part of the Singapore International Festival Of Arts' v2.020 programme, which wraps up the last quarter of this year with a smattering of online events which pick up from...

(Bakchormeeboy) While the final part of A Dream Under The Southern Bough has been delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, with the introduction of live performance pilots to test the viability of venues accommodating performing arts, Singapore...

(NME) The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) has announced that a number of live performances have been scheduled for December.

(TimeOut) Looking for things to do? Read on for our guide to the week's recommended things to do.

(TimeOut) Early this month, the Esplanade, Singapore Festival of Arts (SIFA), and Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) were among the few from the local arts community to roll out live small-scale performances as part of a pilot scheme by the...

(Channel 8) Hello Singapore 狮城有约

(Bandwagon) The Singapore International Festival of Arts is back with more exciting news. Fresh off their first live performances of the year last weekend, Poetry under the Southern Bough, SIFA has announced the second wave of shows.

Following the successful launch of SIFA v2.020 in June, Singapore’s pinnacle arts festival announces an exciting lineup of programmes to wrap up 2020.

(The Straits Times) Arts Picks

(The Straits Times) Groove to music inspired by local literature at this digital disco, held by literary non-profit organisation Sing Lit Station over group-chatting platform Discord.

(Zaobao) 跨界华语剧《南柯诗旅》 重释汤显祖诗歌

(Zaobao) 跨界华语剧《南柯诗旅》 重释汤显祖诗歌

(SilverKris) The Singapore Heritage Festival went full digital when it launched back in June, with virtual tours, culinary workshops, documentaries and a slew of mini-series and podcasts that festivalgoers can access from the safety of their home.

(The Straits Times) Film & TV Picks

(The Straits Times) Since 2018, this film component of the Singapore International Festival Of The Arts has showcased bold films from all over the world.

(TimeOut) We don't know about you, but we're dying to watch a live performance in person – especially after all the brilliant live streams we've kept ourselves entertained with the past few months. That's finally becoming a reality thanks to the...

Presented by Arts House Limited (AHL), Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) v2.020 has commissioned Poetry Under the Southern Bough by Toy Factory Productions to be part of the live performance pilots initiated by the National Arts...

(Yahoo News Singapore) Singapore football fans can look forward to a live stream and book launch session with former Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger, presented by The Arts House and British production company Fane.

(The Straits Times) Since 2018, this film component of the Singapore International Festival Of The Arts has showcased bold films from all over the world.

(Vasantham) Tamil Seithi focuses primarily on local and international news, information and current affairs. Catch the online news portal at http://seithi.mediacorp.sg/

(The Straits Times) Ever wanted to play a part in the evolution of a serial short story? Now is your chance. Comic author Suffian Hakim (above) has been writing a four-part horror story based on Ask Me Anything (AMA) prompts on Reddit.

(The A List) In this day where mindfulness and being in the present are highly valued by many, a creative writing programme for seniors seeks to transport participants back in time instead. Its intention, however, is rooted in well-being.

(Men's Folio) Dan Brown, the author of The Da Vinci Code hangs himself upside down to get inspiration for writing, Victor Hugo does it in the buff (The Hunchback of Notre Dame does have some twisted origins after all), and nobody asked but this...

(SG Magazine) If you’ve always wanted to realise your ideas in writing but never knew how, here’s your chance to get published, sans the heavy lifting. This Sep-Oct, participate in The Serial Short Story Project by The Arts House, an ongoing...

(Women's Weekly) If you’re on the search for ideas to unwind this weekend, here’s what to check out

(Bakchormeeboy) Singapore’s home of literary arts The Arts House, together with digital publisher Tusitala Books, invite audiences to participate in The Serial Short Story Project. This is an experiment in serialised fiction where members of the...

(SG Magazine) The local arts community has always played a significant role in enriching the lives of Singaporeans. And over the last couple of months, their passion and generosity in dishing...

(Pass the Popcorn) The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) has unveiled the full line-up for Singular Screens, now available both on-demand and at Oldham Theatre as part of SIFA v2.020 from 4 September 2020.

(AsiaOne) Singular Screens is the film component of the nation's pinnacle arts festival, the Singapore International Festival of Arts.

(City Nomads) September is finally here, bringing with it more fun things to do, rain or shine.

(The Edge) Is it the arts? Is it the television? Or is it music? How about all of the above — this week, we bring to you non-stop entertainment, from the best of homegrown theatre, thought provoking movies to the glitzy music of yesteryear.

Singapore’s home of literary arts The Arts House, together with digital publisher Tusitala Books, invite audiences to participate in The Serial Short Story Project.

(Berita Harian) Muzik dan seni ibarat nadi generasi muda, namun dengan konsert, persembahan dan festival kini terpaksa dilakukan secara 'online', bagaimanakah ia akan menjejas atau merangsang perkembangan landskap seni di sini?

The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) unveils the full lineup for Singular Screens, now available both on-demand and at Oldham Theatre as part of SIFA v2.020 from 4 September 2020.

(The Edge Singapore) Options speaks to those in the industries hard-hit by the pandemic, and finds out how they have changed — and are continuing to change — the way they do things to recover, reinvent and reimagine their new realities. Featuring...

(The Honeycombers) Enjoy the light up of historical buildings, indulge in a boozy brunch at home and more things to do in August.

(Zaobao) 受冠病疫情影响，原定于今年5月15日至31日举行的第43届新加坡国际艺术节（SIFA）被迫取消。

(The Straits Times) The Singapore Symphony Orchestra moves its annual National Day concert online this year.

(The Edge) This week, we share the best ways to get your arts fix with some of the most exciting virtual (and physical) arts events happening across the island

(Buro247) Things to do this weekend: SSO National Day Concert, Women Make Film Festival, and more

(Arts Republic) Singapore comes together in August to celebrate its independence. This National Day, The Arts House explores the lesser-known narratives that have shaped the country with LumiNation, the annual season celebrating the hidden...

Curated by Natalie Hennedige (Festival Director Designate, Singapore International Festival of Arts), Life in a Cloud is a digital playbook of creations from seven prominent artists, each established within their respective fields.

(City Nomads) Virtual art and music events kept us sane during the circuit breaker and they continue to do so this week.

(The Edge) Commissioned by Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA), Digital Traces presents various characters inhabiting the universe of The Year of No Return.

(Tatler Singapore) What Four time Grammy Award-winning English musician Jacob Collier returns to Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) for the second time to host a digital workshop tracing his creative journey as a music artist from the...

(SG Magazine) It’s almost that time of the year where Singapore unites to celebrate its independence, and this National Day, look no further than The Arts House’s LumiNation 2020 to check out lesser-known...

(Bakchormeeboy) Following the successful wave of digital programmes featuring a strong music focus earlier in June and July, The Necessary Stage invites audiences into the world of The Year of No Return through Digital Traces: The Year of No Return...

(8world) 一系列精彩线上活动，让你更了解本地移民鲜为人知的故事。配合新加坡国庆日，新加坡艺术之家（The Arts House）将在8月1日至30日举行“LumiNation 2020”系列线上活动。

Following the successful wave of digital programmes featuring a strong music focus earlier in June and July, The Necessary Stage invites audiences into the world of The Year of No Return through Digital Traces: The Year of No Return beginning on 15...

Singapore comes together in August to celebrate its independence. This National Day, The Arts House explores the lesser-known narratives that have shaped the country with LumiNation, the annual season celebrating the...

Singapore comes together in August to celebrate its independence. This National Day, The Arts House explores the lesser-known narratives that have shaped the country with LumiNation, the annual season celebrating the hidden histories and untold...

(Families for Life) Did you know? Storytelling is a great way for children to understand cultures and appreciate diversity.

(Bakchormeeboy) Even as the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions have begun to ease in Singapore, it’s still hard to imagine planning for a performing arts festival in these extraordinary circumstances...

(Money FM) Glenn van Zutphen and award-winning author Neil Humphreys speak to Kamini Ramachandran, Master Storyteller and Creative Producer...

(Lianhe Zaobao) 线上故事节2020邀请了本地和海外的主讲人，分享富有文化色彩的民间传说，还有经验丰富的主讲者传授创作故事技巧，适合一家大小参加。

(SG magazine) There’s a lot a good story can do—inspire, motivate, spur creativity—the list goes on. Which is why the annual StoryFest in Singapore has been showcasing and celebrating a variety of styles, repertoire...

(Arts Equator) SOURCE X Audible Lands is a film and music programme done in collaboration by The Observatory and filmmaker Eric Lee.

As the world adapts to this new normal, delve into the world of imagination with StoryFest Online 2020. From 17 to 27 July 2020, The Storytelling Centre Limited and The Arts House will co-present the fourth installment of the annual storytelling...

(TallyPress.com) As the world adapts to this new normal, delve into the world of imagination with StoryFest Online 2020.

(8 World) 一家大小在线上共赏精彩有趣的故事，享受非一般的体验与乐趣！由讲故事中心（The Storytelling Centre Limited）及新加坡艺术之家（The Arts House）联合主办的线上版故事节2020 （StoryFest Online 2020）将于7月17日至27日举行。

(Time Out) Let your imagination run wild at StoryFest Online from July 17 to 27, as the annual festival takes over the virtual world with all your favourite timeless tales.

The New Age Parents) As the world adapts to this new normal, delve into the world of imagination with StoryFest Online 2020.

(Bandwagon) Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) 2020 brings a slightly different vibe this year with its programmes moving to digital platforms.

(Honeycombers) The annual storytelling festival is back this year with a slew of virtual events.

(Bakchormeeboy) Following the unveiling of SIFA v2.020 and SIFA-All-Access platform on 20th May, SIFA v2.020 will be launching more digital programmes in June and July, this time featuring a strong music focus.

Following the unveiling of SIFA v2.020 and SIFA-All-Access platform on 20 May, SIFA v2.020 will be launching exciting digital programmes in June and July, this time featuring a strong music focus.

(The A List) Mention “migrant workers” in this time and what might come to one’s mind is the number of COVID-19 cases in Singapore. A group of artists, however, hopes to change this.

(8 World) 透过网络向本地作家学习写作技巧，让宅家时光过得更充实。艺苑公司（Arts House Limited）在5月首次推出线上书写工作坊（WFH Workshops），受到公众热烈的响应。

(Sinema) After the successful debut of The Arts House’s WFH Workshops in May, their workshops are back by popular demand!

The Board of the Arts House Limited (AHL) announces that Ms Sarah Martin, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), has resigned and will be leaving AHL on 3 August 2020 to explore new opportunities.

(The Straits Times) Art lovers who miss the Singapore International Festival of Arts (Sifa) can look forward to online works by artists, performances and talk shows as organisers announce a virtual line-up of events this year.

(8world) 一系列精彩纷呈的线上文艺活动，让艺术气息通过网络渗透全城。受2019冠状病毒疫情影响，原订于今年5月15日至31日举行的第43届新加坡国际艺术节（SIFA）被迫取消。

Kripalani and the SIFA team are ready to unveil SIFA v2.020. Accessible through the new SIFA All-Access online platform, SIFA v2.020 features a series of curated virtual events including talks, workshops, performances and more from 25 May 2020 till...

(8world) Gaurav Kripalani留任新加坡国际艺术节总监一职，明年继续带领公众领略艺术的无限魅力！

(Channel News Asia) The Singapore International Festival of Arts is taking a break this year because of COVID-19, but planning is already under way for 2021.

Following the announcement of a hiatus for Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) 2020, Arts House Limited (AHL) together with festival commissioner National Arts Council (NAC) have requested Gaurav Kripalani to stay on in his current...

(The Straits Times) Gaurav Kripalani will be staying on as director of the Singapore International Festival of Arts (Sifa) for another year.

(Anita Kapoor) I talk to author Melissa De Silva on how we begin to write our truth, and to BodyTalk practitioner Sufen Paphassarang on the way our bodies tell the truth and how to listen.

(Female Singapore) There are only so many movies you can watch on Netflix before suffering screen time overload. Instead, why not try your hand at something active instead via this creative writing course...

(The Straits Times) Many Singapore writers and publishers are trying new ways to connect with readers online during the circuit breaker period.

(The Straits Times) Pick up some skills while you work from home with The Arts House's Write From Home series of workshops.

(TimeOut) While we type away on our makeshift desks, we could all use some help to smash writer's block.

(Bakchormeeboy) As the arts world shifts towards the digital during this time of social distancing, The Arts House looks to connect writers remotely but intimately through a series of writing workshops.

(Sinema) As the arts world shifts towards the digital during this time of social distancing, The Arts House looks to connect writers remotely but intimately...

As the arts world shifts towards the digital during this time of social distancing, The Arts House looks to connect writers remotely but intimately through a series of writing workshops collectively...

(Nylon Singapore) The Arts House at The Old Parliament will be offering a series of writing workshops collectively known as Writers From Home Workshops beginning on 9 May 2020.

(The Edge) Perhaps never before has the world truly appreciated the arts as it has right now, in the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic.

(Indian Beat) The 11th season of Thalam, Indian Beat begins in an exciting way to not only showcase community events but also various Indian societies and associations who play a vital role in uniting and engaging our community.

(The Straits Times) The gentle sounds of gates opening, footsteps on gravel and plants being watered may not even register to most listeners.

(Indian Beat) Indian Beat is a bilingual magazine show that serves as an excellent platform by featuring the activities and events organized by the various Indian ethnic organizations around Singapore.

In light of the recent measures announced by the Singapore government to help curb the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19), Arts House Limited (AHL), together with festival commissioner National Arts Council (NAC), regretfully announces that the...

(Bakchormeeboy) The Arts House has been a key part of the Civic District for years now. But for a lot of people, although it’s recognizable enough as a heritage building, who exactly...

(Buro247) SIFA 2020: What to catch at the Singapore International Festival of the Arts in May

(Yahoo) The cultural scene in Singapore rumbles once again with the return of the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) in May.

(Arts Republic) Textures: A Weekend with Words celebrates Singapore literature and its diverse community.

(The A List) Phoebe Su is in trouble. While attempting to solve the mysteries of O, she may have accidentally brought the different universes of Troy Chin's works together onto The Arts House lawn.

(Zaobao) 第43届新加坡国际艺术节将于5月15日至5月31日举行，总监克里帕拉尼说，艺术节最终目的是以好作品刺激艺术家，感召观众。

(Pin Prestige) 2020新加坡国际艺术节将于5月15日开幕，超过200名海内外艺术家齐聚一堂，精心呈献六十多个包括戏剧、舞蹈、音乐等形式的艺术作品。

(Esquire Singapore) Craving for more Singapore literature after attending the inaugural Sing Lit Power House? You're in luck.

The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) would like to inform patrons that Ensemble intercontemporain – The Wind Quintet has regrettably had to cancel their appearance at SIFA 2020 due to the travel restrictions to several countries...

(The Straits Times) Step into the Old Changi Hospital, see ghosts and spirits, and listen to a chilling horror story.

(Little Steps) With the theme “These Storied Walls”, the annual Textures: A Weekend With Words festival returns for the third time.

(The New Age Parents) The annual #BuySingLit movement is back with a bang for its fourth year running. Explore our diverse literary landscape like you never have before: go beyond just reading – hear, see, touch and even taste the world of...

(The Straits Times) Step into the Old Changi Hospital, see ghosts and spirits and listen to a chilling horror story.

(Sinema) Textures: A Weekend With Words is back with its third edition, These Storied Walls. This year, the event is inspired heavily by the history of The Arts House and is focused on telling those stories.

(Bakchormeeboy) This March, get ready as The Arts House’s Textures: A Weekend with Words returns to breathe life into literature through a smorgasbord of arts events.

(SG Magazine) It’s not an exaggeration to say that the annual Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) has come a long way.

(Singapore Tatler) What Themed “These Storied Walls”, the third edition of this annual festival at The Arts House brings together writers, artists and performers, including master storyteller Kamini Ramachandran and interdisciplinary sound artist...

(Little Steps) This year’s #BuySingLit festival is jam-packed with stories for young readers that'll engage, thrill, comfort and inform.

(The Smart Local) Textures 2020 is a festival created with the purpose of appreciating our local literary talents, with a series of performances, exhibitions, and an outdoor interactive experience based on QR codes.

(Arts Republic) Chinese Literary collective Matter.Less 所谓诗社 will be presenting re:Verse 4.0: Poetry/Displacement (砸诗烩4.0: 流离诗所), a series of adaptations of local literary works, which serves as a response or interpretation of the text through a...

(The A List) You don’t have to stick your nose in a book to enjoy Singapore literature. The #BuySingLit movement is holding exciting multi-sensory programmes in March to celebrate homegrown literature.

(TimeOut) Time to get lost in the pages of books and stories from Singapore. Championing homegrown book publishers, retailers and literary non-profits, #BuySingLit promotes Singapore literature through a diverse line-up of programmes over two...

(Docket) The act of translation is usually a private affair that takes place when the translator engages with a piece of text. Other players – the author, the editor, the publisher, the reader might also be involved – but the craft still lies with...

(The Edge Singapore) Angry Indian Women is the second devised play in the Goddesses of Words series, this time with poems by Singaporean poets Deborah Emmanuel and Pooja Nansi.

(TimeOut) Get lost in the pages of stories from Singapore. Championing homegrown book publishers, retailers and literary non-profits, #BuySingLit promotes Singapore literature through an exciting line-up of programmes across the city including...

(Lifestyle Asia) This year sees the 43rd edition of the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA), which brings the best artists from the country and around the world to the local stage.

(The Business Times) STORIES TOLD through actors’ fingers. Korean singers performing for you and only you in a room.

(8world) 精彩纷呈的新加坡国际艺术节，让艺术气息渗透全城！由Arts House Limited主办的第43届新加坡国际艺术节（SIFA）将于5月15日至31日举行。

(Sinema) Returning for its third edition with the theme “These Storied Walls”, the annual festival is inspired by The Arts House’s many identities.

(The A List) University sophomore Miwako Sumida has hanged herself, leaving those closest to her reeling. In the months before her suicide, she was hiding away in a remote mountainside village, but what, or whom, was she running from?

(The Finder) Celebrating Singapore literature and its diverse community, the third edition of the festival takes on the theme "These Storied Walls" inspired by The Arts House's many identities.

Asia's pinnacle performing arts festival, the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA), returns for its 43rd edition from 15 to 31 May 2020.

(Bandwagon) The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) returns in May with a multi-disciplinary array of programmes that cover dance, theatre, the literary arts, music, and more.

(Bakchormeeboy) Following their earlier announcement of local productions and Kid Pivot’s Revisor, the 2020 Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) has officially revealed their full lineup for this year’s edition of the festival.

(The Straits Times) Make music by riding as high as you can on a swing. Musical Swings, a whimsical installation of nine playground favourites by Canadian studio Daily tous les jours that goes live at Dhoby Ghaut's Cathay Green from May 1, will be...

(bakchormeeboy) Textures 2020 runs from 13th to 22nd March 2020 at the Arts House. Tickets and full programme lineup available here

(Singapore Art & Gallery Guide) Illustrator and author Patrick Yee (余广达), will read from his latest picture book aimed at introducting life of the previous generations to the young of today. Kids will be invited to connect with the Singapore’s...

(Mackerel) Returning for its third edition with the theme “These Storied Walls”, the signature annual literary arts festival is inspired by The Arts House’s many identities. From a Scotsman’s planned estate to a courthouse, assembly house, the...

(Alvinology) In view of the evolving COVID-19 situation and following the Ministry of Health raising the DORSCON level to orange, #BuySingLit has made some adjustments...

(The Straits Times) At the seventh edition of the Aliwal Urban Arts Festival, local dance duo ScRach MarcS helmed the dance programmes, sending dancers bopping down the streets and throwing a funky dance party to end the night.

(Singapore Motherhood) Textures is an annual festival celebrating local literature, something that we at SingaporeMotherhood definitely believe in! This year’s, themed “These Storied Walls”, brings SingLit to life within the walls of The Arts...

(Rolypoly Family) The Basket by Rolypoly Family is a new dance theatre show for young ones aged 4 to 8 yo and their families. This is part of #buysinglit festival, in partnership with @epigrambooks and @groundupinitiative. Thanks to @theartground...

From 13 to 22 March 2020, The Arts House presents the third edition of its trademark literary arts festival. Co-commissioned by The Arts House and #BuySingLit (Singapore’s literary movement)...

(BAKCHORMEEBOY) The annual #BuySingLit returns this March in its fourth attempt to continue pushing the public to take an interest in local literature, and purchase local authors.

#BuySingLit is back, making 2020 the 4th year of this movement. #BuySingLit is an industry-led initiative, encouraging locals to support their fellow writers. This year, participants will be treated to an exciting sensory experience of Singapore...

(The Lifestyle Collective) The annual #BuySingLit movement is back for its fourth year running. This year, be sure to explore the diverse literary landscape like you never have before. Go beyond the written word and excite all your senses with...

(Avenue One) #BuySingLit 2020, organised by Singapore Book Council in collaboration with various publishers, bookstores and organisations in Singapore, will be back for its fourth installment to continue promoting and celebrating local literature.

A silent disco in a disused power station isn't the first thing that comes to mind when we think of great Singaporean authors and writing...

Part of the #BuySingLit movement, this literary festival celebrates homegrown writers, artists and performers. Featuring an array of programmes and installations to celebrate Singapore literature, this year’s edition has also piled on the...

(The Straits Times) The #BuySingLit movement powers up in its fourth year at Pasir Panjang Power Station, whose echoing halls will be filled with ghost stories, an art installation and a silent disco.

From 13 to 22 March, The Arts House will present Textures: A Weekend with Words as part of its efforts to build the national literary arts centre.

(The Straits Times) SINGAPORE - The #BuySingLit movement powers up in its fourth year at Pasir Panjang Power Station, whose echoing halls will be filled with ghost stories, an art installation and a silent disco.

SINGAPORE — Literature and disco might not seem like a natural pairing, but the organisers of this year’s #BuySingLit festival are looking to dispel that perception with the world’s first literary...

(SG Magazine) Just when we thought we’d seen it all at last year’s edition of #BuySingLit, the literary movement decides to surprise us with what sounds like a...

(Zaobao) 从英国移民新加坡的玛乔丽·多格特，带着相机与三脚架记录1950年代的新加坡城市景观。

(Yahoo Lifestyle Singapore) Like at festivals worldwide, light projection mappings have become popular attractions in Singapore, as two local artists who’ve lit some of the city-state’s most iconic buildings can attest.

(The Straits Times) Nobody knows when precisely Beethoven was born. Informed opinion puts his birthday sometime during 1770, so the international musical community has labelled all of 2020 as Beethoven's 250th year.

(Arts Republic) Get ready to listen, watch, taste, and explore your way through Aliwal Street on 18 January as the Aliwal Urban Art Festival returns for its Seventh Iteration this year.

(City Nomads) Get ready to listen, watch, taste, and explore your way through Aliwal Street on 18 January as the Aliwal Urban Art Festival returns for its Seventh Iteration this year.

(Straatosphere) Now in its seventh edition, the Aliwal Urban Art Festival 2020 will see a mix of visual art, alternative music, dance performances and skateboarding to get you pondering “What if?”.

(Hear65) The Aliwal Urban Art Festival returns this year for the seventh edition of its annual celebration of urban art and youth subculture.

(The Straits Times) The Opera People presented Beethoven's Fidelio over two nights in conjunction with The Arts House's own Prologue Festival.

(Coconuts Singapore) Artists, rappers, dancers, skateboarders will converge on Singapore later this month for a celebration of street and urban culture taking place at the Aliwal Arts Centre.

(Yahoo! Lifestyle) Artists, rappers, dancers, skateboarders will converge on Singapore later this month for a celebration of street and urban culture taking place at the Aliwal Arts Centre.

What if urban subculture was much more than you imagined? In the seventh edition of the Aliwal Urban Art Festival (AUAF) on 18 January, the streets of Kampong Glam will once again be taken over with the sights, sounds, flavours, and beats of street...

(Nylon) Come 18 January 2020, Kampong Glam is set to ignite with waves of unconventional creativity as artists from the periphery gather to challenge perceptions on subculture at the seventh edition of the Aliwal Urban Art Festival!

(The Business Times) If you’re planning to watch great theatre next year, you might as well get tickets to the Singapore International Festival of the Arts (SIFA) now.

(SG Magazine) There has definitely been a surge in festivals and events celebrating the rise of subculture, but an OG in the local scene is fo’sho the annual Aliwal Urban Art Festival.

(SG Magazine) There are still weeks left to go before the next Singapore Art Week (SAW) arrives, and the list of available programmes continue to expand.

(SG Magazine) Get ready for some of the most compelling shows to be staged when the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) returns May 15-31, 2020.

(The Straits Times) Four commissioned works from Singapore companies are among the headline works for next year's Singapore International Festival of Arts (Sifa).

(Bakchormeeboy) Come its 43rd year in 2020, the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) returns with a slew of new works from both local and international artists in the month of May.

The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) continues to break through with exciting debuts and triumphant conclusions in its 43rd year of festival-making.

(The Straits Times) From dramatic monologues about disability to a rousing debate over whether men are ruining feminism, the 22nd Singapore Writers Festival, which ran from Nov 1 to last Sunday, questioned in myriad ways what it means to have a...

(TimeOut) This March, literary arts festival Textures returns with the theme of Love and Loss (and some things in between). With thoughtfully curated programmes such as plays, music performances, workshops, and exhibitions, this literary festival...

(BeritaHarian.sg) IRAMA persis ombak membelah pantai cukup menenangkan bagaikan membawa minda anda menerawang jauh ke alam mimpi indah belum kesampaian.

Wander and get wonderfully lost in the arts at the latest edition of the annual Goodman B-Sides (#goodmanbsides). This school holidays, let imagination be your guide as families, art lovers, and plant enthusiasts experience art through paths less...

(Bakchormeeboy) The 22nd edition of the Singapore Writers Festival (SWF), was officially opened at the National Gallery Singapore earlier this evening by Guest of Honour, Ms Sim Ann, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and...

Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) welcomes Natalie Hennedige as the next Festival Director for SIFA 2021 to 2023, after current Festival Director Gaurav Kripalani’s three-year tenure draws to a close at the upcoming 43rd edition of...

(Yahoo Lifestyle Singapore) SINGAPORE — We are sitting in a room in The Arts House, an oasis of calm and coolness in comparison to the sweltering heat outside, and Yeo Siew Hua is explaining how it took him two years of spending time with migrant...

(BeritaHarian.sg) GOLONGAN artis dan akademik mula meneroka identiti negara melalui ruang dan seni bina di pesta LumiNation yang diadakan di The Arts House mulai hari ini hingga Ahad.

(The Straits Times) From a talk on casinos to an exhibition on photos past and present at theme park Haw Par Villa, artists and academics explore national identity through space and architecture at the LumiNation festival at The Arts House, which...

(The Straits Times) From a talk on casinos to an exhibition on photos past and present at theme park Haw Par Villa, artists and academics explore national identity through space and architecture at the LumiNation festival at The Arts House, which...

(Zaobao) 岁月匆匆，时光荏苒。白驹过隙间能留下的往往只是一张张照片，将一幕幕往事永久定格。

Arts House Limited (AHL) is proud to welcome Rupert Thomson on board as the new Head of Artistic Programmes (AHL Venues)

Arts House Limited (AHL) is proud to welcome Rupert Thomson on board as the new Head of Artistic Programmes (AHL Venues)

Following a successful inaugural edition in 2018, LumiNation returns with a weekend of programmes to explore the building blocks of our Singaporean identity.

Reimagine and immerse in the rich cultural heritage of Kampong Glam as untold tales unfold through stories, music, performances and exhibitions at the Aliwal Arts Night Crawl (#AliwalANC19) .

(Danamic) An unabashed, raw portrayal of rave parties, Crowd was held on Saturday, 1 June and Sunday, 2 June 2019 at Victoria Theatre as part of Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) 2019.

(Arts Equator) Having securely fastened the headgear, I am submerged into the virtual world of Frogman.

Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA 2019) comes to a successful end with the Festival Closing Concert that featured the return of three renowned local artists

Groove, Dance and have a Play-Full Day Out this June holidays at the Goodman Open House 2019 (#GoodmanOpenHouse).

(The Straits Times) More than 73,000 people attended the Singapore International Festival of Arts (Sifa) this year, up from 55,000 visitors last year.

(Arts Equator) Why do people choose to go into poor, dangerous, war-torn countries to work as humanitarian workers?

(Arts Equator) My strongest memory from the first instalment of this three-year series by Toy Factory, A Dream Under the Southern Bough: The Beginning, was its dramatic cliffhanger of an ending.

(Bandwagon) The occasion for their arrival was the Singapore International Festival of the Arts (SIFA) 2019, that, for the past 42 years, has committed itself to presenting staunchly next-level, multi-disciplinary showings, including those in the...

(The Straits Times) Staging a 400-year-old Kun opera as spoken theatre is a daring, even polarising, decision, which pays off delightfully in A Dream Under The Southern Bough: Reverie.

(The Straits Times) Over the last two weeks, a nondescript container at the National Library Board plaza invited passers-by to step in and make art.

(The Straits Times) It is the closing weekend of the annual arts festival known for its eclectic programme featuring popular and arthouse events. Don't miss these three highlights.

(Danamic) Extravagantly told by one of UK’s most respected directors Simon McBurney – accompanied by actors from the famed Schaubühne Berlin – Beware of Pity is a critically-acclaimed stage adaptation that opened this year’s edition of Singapore...

(Hear65) Impulse – a moment of musical intersection wherein Indian classical music and the pop/rock fold embrace with jazz-minded improvisational splendour and flourish.

(Weekender) The world is facing its fastest growing refugee crisis right now, but that’s all happening far away from us, right? Not quite.

(Tatler Singapore) We get to know the Oscar-winning music maestro, who is in town for a sold-out concert with his friend and long-time collaborator, Shiro Takatani, at this year’s Singapore International Festival of Arts

(The Straits Times) Strong visual tableaus dominate this work, which treads the fine line between physical theatre and dance.

(The Nation Thailand) More diverse, more audience-friendly

(Weekender) Guilt, compassion and shame drive the emotional tragedy of this play, produced by one of UK’s most respected directors, Simon McBurney, with actors from the renowned Schaubühne Berlin Theatre.

(Bakchormeeboy) One of the fondest memories of our childhoods is listening to our parents tell us a story before tucking us in to bed.

(The Straits Times) On a stage flooded with water and set for dinner, four performers move slowly in tune to projections created by Japanese multimedia artist Shiro Takatani, with music by renowned composer Ryuichi Sakamoto.

(The Straits Times) Intriguing and annoying in equal parts, The Mysterious Lai Teck sets out to unveil the mystery behind a critical figure from regional history, but further cloaks the truth in a shroud of conflicting accounts.

(The Straits Times) On a stage flooded with water and set for dinner, four performers move slowly in tune to projections created by Japanese multimedia artist Shiro Takatani, with music by renowned composer Ryuichi Sakamoto.

(The Straits Times) Can you tell a story without language? Dionysus plays with this idea, among many others, while presenting a literal Babel's tower of languages.

(The Straits Times) A month before his 80th birthday, Japanese director Tadashi Suzuki moves briskly around the stage of Victoria Theatre, fixing lights and adjusting actor positions.

(The Straits Times) Lie in a hammock and listen to a story over headphones in this installation by Dutch artist Arjan Kruidhof.

(The Business Times) Avant garde dance company Dumb Type made a splash at the 2002 Singapore Arts Festival, but it has taken some 17 years for them to return.

(The Business Times) The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) kicks off its film section this weekend with Singapore film Demons helmed by Daniel Hui.

(Tatler Singapore) Make room for the arts this weekend, as the Singapore International Festival of Arts makes its return

(Portfolio Magazine) The main thing in my portfolio this month is the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA), which runs from May 16 to June 2.

(TimeOut) It's not too young to introduce art to the kids. The Artground in Goodman Arts Centre offers many art-centric and art-related programmes that help nurture creativity and curiousity in children.

(Bandwagon) Naoyuki Arashi, better known as ASUNA, is truly a master mind-bender when it comes to the art of music.

(T: The New York Times Style Magazine Singapore) In an increasingly virtual point of time, where merchants of attention — Google, Instagram, Facebook, Apple, et al. — flourish in clicks and eyeballs, humanity is being redefined.

(The Business Times) Ease yourself into a hammock, put on a pair of headphones, close your eyes and lose yourself to the magic of storytelling.

(The Business Times) The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) opens on May 16 with a collaborative work between two cutting-edge theatre troupes, Germany’s Schaubuhne Berlin and the UK’s Complicite.

(The Straits Times) Singapore's newest cinema will welcome its first ticketed audiences next week, on May 18.

(Five Lines) Interviewing choreographers sometimes feel like a slow-motion table tennis game.

(The Straits Times) "Dancing about architecture" is a pop culture expression meaning something that is pointless or impossible, but Berlin-based choreographer Sasha Waltz does the impossible with her work, Korper.

(Expat Living) The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) is back for another jam-packed edition, from 16 May to 2 June.

(Arts Equator) “I am the shadow of Ho Chi Minh,” a voice states. It starts as a whisper, before being repeated later as a fast, sharp claim.

(SG Magazine) With May just around the corner, it can only mean one thing: Festival season is upon us.

(Arts Equator) Have you ever imagined dancers’ bodies turning into sculptures, as if time stood still? This is the impression of Körper (Body), the signature dance performance of this year’s edition of the Singapore International Festival of Arts.

(HoneyKids) Kid-friendly performances and more await the whole fam at this cool arts festival in Singapore

(Arts Equator) Seamlessly blending the digital image, live dance and a richly evocative music score, ST/LL is startlingly beautiful treat for the eyes and the ears.

StoryFest: International Storytelling Festival Singapore will be returning for its third edition from 21 to 24 June 2019

(The Honeycombers) Join a throwback rave, dance on the dark side, get caught up in a melodramatic narrative, jam to jazz tones and more at the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA).

(Bandwagon) If you missed out on your chance to secure tickets to Ryuichi Sakamoto's upcoming performance as part of SIFA 2019 in May, now's your chance.

(SG Magazine) After a commendable inaugural edition at last year’s Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA), Singular Screens returns for a second year this May.

The Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA 2019) is opening up a limited number of seats to Ryuichi Sakamoto – Fragments held at Esplanade Theatre on 28 May 2019.

Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA 2019) unveils a stellar line-up of 23 cinematic works for Singular Screens, the Festival’s international selection of exceptional new films celebrating independent voices across the world.

(The Smart Local) There’s no denying that there’s a little art junkie and museum lover in all of us, and there really is nothing better than visiting art festivals to quell these creative cravings.

(Arts Equator) The 42nd Singapore International Festival of Arts returns this year from 16 May to 2 June 2019.

(Bandwagon) Ryuichi Sakamoto, Simon McBurney, Sasha Waltz, Bill Frisell and Tadashi Suzuki are masters of disparate realms and fields but they will all gather in Singapore for the Singapore International Festival of the Arts (SIFA) 2019.

(Bandwagon) "Artists who are ground-breaking in their fields have always inspired me. My hope is that they will also inspire both Singaporean artists, as well as audiences" – these are the words of Gaurav Kripalani, festival director of Singapore...

Tickets to Ryuichi Sakamoto - Fragments featuring two maestros, towering composer and musician Ryuichi Sakamoto and Japanese multimedia artist, Shiro Takatani has been fully snapped up within the night of unveiling and launch of Singapore...

(SG Magazine) It’s been a year since the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) first did away with its six-week programming, in favour of a condensed festival period—as per Festival Director Gaurav Kripalani’s direction towards creating a...

Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA 2019) returns for its 42nd year, featuring a line-up of iconic artists from around the world alongside the very best from Singapore.

(The Straits Times) A live adaptation of local writer Russell Lee's True Singapore Ghost Stories series is part of this year's Textures literary festival

(The Straits Times) SINGAPORE - When people are ushered into the dimly lit Play Den at The Arts House on the night of March 9, they will be greeted by the sight of a lone woman sitting on the ground, surrounded by candles, an apple, a mirror and a...

Inaugural Festival of Indian Arts and Ideas brings iconic Indian artists and thinkers to Singapore for a weekend of debate and dialogue

Words and Emotions come alive in the sophomore edition of Textures (#texturessg)

(8world) 艺术之家（The Arts House）去年3月举办首届“Textures”文艺周末，通过各类型的活动和项目让各年龄层的公众参与，推广本地文学艺术。

A vibrant splash of colour at Aliwal Urban Art Festival 2019. Aliwal Urban Art Festival (#ALIWALUAF2019) hits the streets once again on 19 January 2019, from 4pm till late, with doses of subcultures and urban art.

(SG Magazine) Many travel to Yogyakarta’s sacred Hindu temple Prambanan to walk the grounds, crack light-hearted jokes about temple runs, and marvel at the 9th Century architecture.

(The Business Times) AGAINST THE BREATHTAKING BACKDROP of the Prambanan temples in Jogjakarta, legendary theatre guru Tadashi Suzuki recently directed a group of actors from Indonesia, Japan and China performing the ancient story of Greek god...

The 41st year of Singapore’s pinnacle performing arts festival helmed by new Festival Director, Gaurav Kripalani (2018 – 2020) has drawn to a close after three exhilarating weeks of theatre, music, dance, film, literary arts and multimedia...

Singapore International Festival of Arts 2018 (SIFA 2018) unveils the international line-up of 13 exceptional new films in the programme Singular Screens — one Asian premiere and 12 Singapore premieres.

(The Straits Times) British jazz musician Jacob Collier will perform a second concert here at the the Singapore International Festival of Arts, taking the stage at the Victoria Theatre on April 28.

Due to overwhelming demand, the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) is announcing an extra show for Grammy award winner Jacob Collier at the Victoria Theatre on 28 April 2018.

(Channel NewsAsia) Gaurav Kripalani, director of this year’s Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA), speaks in placid tones about how censorship is a process of negotiation.

Tickets to Grammy award winner Jacob Collier’s debut concert in Singapore at the Victoria Theatre have been fully snapped up in less than three weeks after the unveiling and launch of the Singapore International Festival of Arts 2018 (SIFA) at 9pm...

(Bandwagon) The Singapore International Festival of the Arts (SIFA), which runs between April and May, has released its festival lineup.

(The Straits Times) A stage adaptation of George Orwell's classic dystopian novel 1984, concerts from YouTube jazz sensation Jacob Collier and a free human circus on the Empress Lawn are packed into the opening weekend of the Singapore...

(The Straits Times) Students can buy $10 front-row seats for most shows at this year's Singapore International Festival of Arts (Sifa), which runs earlier than usual from April 26 to May 12.

(The Straits Times) Traditional theatre has actors speaking on stage. German director Thomas Ostermeier, though, wants to hear from the audience during the staging of Enemy Of The People at the Singapore International Festival of Arts 2018.

(Channel News Asia) From a free jazz concert at the Botanic Gardens, to site-specific shows at the Armenian Church grounds and the National Gallery Singapore, to even more events held at the Civic District – this year’s Singapore International...

New Festival Director announces SIFA 2018 line-up and introduces the Festival House

We note that there have been conflicting reports in the media on the cancellation of The Phantom of Oxley Castle book launch at The Arts House.

Forty-two works have been selected for their literary excellence from some 700 entries for the 2017 Golden Point Award.

A new poetry series launched by The Arts House pays tribute to Singapore’s diverse multi-lingual culture by celebrating literary excellence in local poetry in all four of the country’s official languages.

For the first time in Southeast Asia, Cultural Medallion recipient Chua Soo Bin showcases over 50 photographic portraits of late Chinese painter Wu Guanzhong, offering an intimate glimpse into the man widely credited as the founder of modern...

The Arts House is proud to present a two-night showcase Bach Continuum featuring internationally acclaimed Singaporean violinists Kam Ning and Loh Jun Hong on 15 and 16 June.

Presented by The Arts House and The Storytelling Centre Limited, the inaugural StoryFest: International Storytelling Festival Singapore will showcase a total of 23 international and Singapore storytellers from 2nd till 4th June.

Golden Point Award (GPA) is back this year to search for emerging stars of literary arts.

Gaurav Kripalani will be appointed the new Festival Director designate of the Singapore International Festival of Arts (SIFA) with effect from 1 May 2017.

Celebrate the power of the word. Choose your party

Organised by The Arts House, World Lit featuring Gitanjali Kolanad will take place on 8 September 2016.

A Photographic Exhibition on Dance and Theatre in Singapore

Editor-turned-photographer, Melisa Teo, will exhibit 25 photographic images in The Light Beyond exhibition at The Arts House from 27 May to 19 June.

A new programme has been created by The Arts House. Called In an Actor’s Conversation, it is a series of intimate dialogue with distinguished actors Oliver Chong, Yeo Yann Yann and Nelson Chia.

The Arts House is home to two music festivals in October – the inaugural Singapore International Festival of Music from 26 September to 10 October, and the 5th Lieder Festival from 16 to 18 October.

Sally Wen Mao and Ong Szu Yoong were awarded the two coveted positions in one of Singapore’s most sought-after residency programme

The Arts House launches Text in the City, a campaign centred on Singapore poetry, featuring familiar, everyday spaces and places in Singapore.

The Arts House casts the spotlight on Malaysian writers this June in its World Lit programme

Fresh from the success of our two major translation events in May

We turned 10 last month and celebrated this milestone with a 10-day festival from 26 March – 6 April

26th March 2014 marks the 10th anniversary celebration of The Arts House, the crown jewel of the company

The Arts House marks its 10-year milestone by “disappearing” from the arts scene! Tongue-in-cheek yet contemplative

The Arts House turns 10 this March!

Emerging writers from around the world are invited to apply for the prestigious Singapore Creative Writing Residency 2014 (SCWR)

We kick off December (and begin our countdown) with a celebration of the words of Yu through music and film.

In conjunction with the concert, there will also be a forum on Yu Kwang-chung’s Words and Music

We refer to Kenneth Cheng’s commentary, Singapore Literature: The Write Stuff

Fairy tales have a paradoxical appeal: They pull you in with the promise of happy-ever-after, but they also make your stomachs churn with horrific tales of cruelty and death.

Singaporeans who think they cannot – or do not know how to enjoy – Singapore literature can now discover for themselves the depth and breadth of our literary heritage in Sing Lit 101, a new series programmed by The Arts House which begins on 17...

Join us for a Writer’s Party this August and September at The Arts House!

In an unprecedented move, two writers – one from Singapore and the other from the UK – have been appointed to the 2013 Singapore Creative Writing Residency.

Let me take the case of Katherine Mansfield. She has led, ever since she can remember, a very typically false life

Singaporeans are invited to take part in a series of flavourful talks and performances to understand who we are at Food-O-Philia

Following their showcase at the 2012 Olympic Games in London, award-winning ceramist Dr Wee Hong-Ling and photographer Yap Lay Bee are showing their works in a joint exhibition in Singapore for the first time.

Reborn.Fullstop.. marks local dance company ECNAD’s 17th anniversary celebration as well as farewell performance.

Award-winning playwright Jean Tay, prolific Chinese picture book illustrator and writer Lee Kow Fong, renowned dancer/writer Tammy Wong and master storyteller Kamini Ramachandran will headline Literally 9 this March, The Arts House’s anniversary...

Audience in Singapore will be the first outside of India to catch Indian artist Sanjay Kumar’s solo exhibition Silent Sermon, a series of paintings and installations inspired by Buddha and his life.

Singapore’s first major translation symposium will gather translators, industry players, writers, publishers, artists and policymakers from around Asia to share views and experiences on the important subject of translation.

Audience in Singapore will have a rare chance to plumb the crazy and seedy side of the country through the 1971 B-movie Wit’s End

Singapore cinema gets an extra boost this month with a brand new initiative from The Arts House which will see an expanded platform for rarely screened Singapore films.

Emerging writers from around the world are invited to apply for the prestigious Singapore Creative Writing Residency

UK poet Jay Bernard has concluded her yearlong appointment as the Resident Writer of The Arts House and NUS University Scholars Programme (USP) Creative Writing Residency.

Singapore plays host to the CausewayEXchange (CEX) Festival

The deadline for the ninth edition of the Mentor Access Project (MAP) has been extended to 13 July, 2012, to allow more aspiring writers to apply for mentorship under the scheme.

A war-weary insurgent hiding in the jungle, a frustrated wife who stares down a yellow elephant, and a young girl who has swallowed the sun.

Come March 26, The Arts House will be turned into a House of Proverbs as audiences are invited to discover literary gold

Three emerging and up- and -coming Chinese artists will be in Singapore as part of a two week long exhibition titled Savor: The Cultural Experience of Post-80s Artists in China

From Charles Dickens to international bestselling fantasy writer Garth Nix

Young poet Jay Bernard has been appointed the first recipient of the Creative Writing Residency

Young poet Jay Bernard has been appointed the first recipient of the Creative Writing Residency

Singaporean singer-songwriter Jones Shi Kang Jun opens his first solo art exhibition, BRAT 兔崽子, at The Arts House from the 1st to the 7th of December 2011.

The year 2011 marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Czeslaw Milosz, a great Polish writer and poet, awarded with the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Singapore penned the longest Giant Poem in Asia over the weekend, spanning a record length of 170 metres!

After making well-received stops in Hong Kong at the recent Hong Kong Art Fair and in Beijing, Spring Floods and Peach Petals will be presented here in Singapore for the first time.

An arts and culture exchange programme between Singapore and Malaysia comes to Kuala Lumpur for the first time with a showing of some of Singapore's wittiest, though-provoking and young and upcoming artists for four days at The Kuala Lumpur...

Come end June, aspiring creative entrepreneurs and traditional arts practitioners from around Asia will receive a fresh boost at Asia on the Edge (AOTE), a Singapore-based festival of ideas and cultures.

Acclaimed Indian screen legend Kamal Hassan will deliver a public lecture in Singapore for the first time this June at Asia on the Edge (AOTE), Singapore’s new platform for the creative industries.

The Arts House launches a new quarterly series, Zoom In, this June that explores the multi-faceted nature of creativity by spotlighting one of Singapore’s leading theatre directors, Glen Goei.

After a year’s hiatus, the Asian Festival of Children’s Content is back and is bigger, better and bolder!

Do you aspire to be a creative entrepreneur? Or you are already one but are still brimming with ideas?

For the first time in Singapore, renowned Broadway actor Bruce Kuhn will bring literary giant Leo Tolstoy to life in a one-man show, Tales of Tolstoy.

Calling published writers of all stripes and any nationality – apply now for the Creative Writing Residency, and spend a year to complete a work and mentor new writers in Singapore.

The Arts House is turning seven this March on a literary pivot – to become a multidisciplinary arts centre with a literary focus.

Enjoy the rich expanse of nature and wilderness through the art of internationally known Singaporean artist Rupa Natarajan this February at The Arts House.

Singaporeans will be the first to see the latest in robotics this January when leading Japanese android scientist Hiroshi Ishiguro makes his first public appearance in Singapore together with his latest android at The Arts House.

The eighth edition of the Mentor Access Project (MAP), which will commence in March 2011, is now open for applications till 31 Dec 2010.

Five days of Malaysia’s quirkiest, most original, and inspirational artists sharing a facet of Malaysia that is rarely seen, all in one House, at the inaugural CausewayEXchange

Following a well-received inaugural season (2009), Play Den Productions 2010 returns and kicks off this season with a tribute to the 200th anniversary of Chopin.

Young and dynamic Chinese-Canadian contemporary artist sparkles at her debut solo exhibition in Singapore at The Arts House

40 plays in all four languages over four weeks of competition

Come Valentine’s Day 2010, Ko-Nen Creative and The Arts House will present the first ever Mandarin dinner- musical theatre experience in Singapore.

The Mandarin 10 component of Short+Sweet Singapore 2009 includes several newcomers to the theatre scene, including a commercial film director, engineer, lawyer and even a medical student.

Short+Sweet attracts an extraordinary range of artists, from absolute theatre novices to internationally recognised playwrights such as William C Kovacsik.

The Arts House and Orangedot Management (ODM) is embarking on a new collaboration that will see the birth of a new series of theatre productions showcasing at The Arts House’s Play Den.

Lights, Music, Action!

From romantic comedies to botched burglaries and attempted murders, the 2009 Short+Sweet season promises to be a fulfilling rollercoaster night out at the theatre!

In conjunction with the upcoming Singapore River Festival 2009 in June, ECNAD and The Arts House will be presenting CampFire, a dance festival for the massescelebrating the vibrancy of dance and life on 19 and 20 June 2009 at The Arts House.

First-time screening in Singapore – two independent movies about Perak’s most infamous pirate legends

Five New Collaborations with Singapore Arts Groups lined up in 2009!

Organised by National Arts Council and The Arts House In Conjunction with Singapore Writers Festival 2009

11 Short+Sweet Singapore plays performed in Australia

In June 2008, Ken Kwek had his first ten-minute play, I’ll Have The Special, produced at Short+Sweet Singapore. In July, his full-length political satire, Apocalypse: LIVE! was staged at the 2008 Singapore Theatre Festival.

A New Arts Education Centre Dedicated to Identify and Nurture Talented Children between the ages of five and 12

An art exhibition held in conjunction with a fundraiser by the Rotary Club of Pandan Valley for deserving students of Northbrooks Secondary School

More than 100 children will come together to create a fun-filled Children’s Day for 1,000 children from low-income families at a fundraising-cum-community event called Children for Children @ Singapore Flyer today!

The Singapore International Story Telling Festival (SISF) is back.

The Singapore International Story Telling Festival is back this year with something new and more to offer.

Short+Sweet Singapore 2008 is kicking off in less than two weeks!

The Singapore arts scene has four exciting platforms to look forward to as The Arts House celebrates its fourth anniversary!

The arts do make a difference.

Hailed as one of Singapore’s arts scene’s top 10 important developments of 2004 by The Straits Times, the NUS–FASS and The Arts House Writing Fellowship this year has been awarded to well-known Singapore theatre practitioner Kaylene Tan.

A New Retail Concept Co-Developed by The Arts House & Barang Barang Pte Ltd

Singapore, 24 May 2007 –The stories just get bigger with Singapore International Story Telling Festival (SISF) as it enters its second year.

The Golden Point Award (GPA), Singapore’s premier creative writing competition and only national writing competition to celebrate new writing in the four major languages will go one step further in its 8th edition this year with a new focus on...

Singapore artist sold all 40 paintings valued at more than $100,000 within two days!

The arts scene is set to see new areas of development when Ms. Jennie Chua assumes chairmanship of The Old Parliament House Ltd that manages The Arts House this March.

Welcome to Begin Again – A New Journey, a new exhibition by one of Singapore’s prominent third generation artists, Ms. Christine Mak.

The spotlight is on Hong Kong from 2 – 10 February 2007 in Singapore during Spotlight Hong Kong, an arts and cultural exchange programme.

Singapore, 29 November 2006 – Having raised close to $500,000 and benefited more than 500 underprivileged children in just 18 months since The Business Times Budding Artists Fund (BT BAF) was officially launched in Singapore by The Arts House at...

Singapore, 15 November 2006 – Come December, The Arts House will present a series of fundraising events for The Business Times Budding Artists Fund (BT BAF) including a Christmas promotion at iFOURUM, a jewellery exhibition titled Seed-links, as...

Singapore, 15 November 2006 – The Arts House is inviting children and teenagers aged between five to 14 years old to participate in various exciting arts & creativity programmes during the coming school vacations in November and December!

Singapore, 23 October 2006 – Earshot, Singapore’s only book and music store that focuses exclusively on literature, music and films produced by Singaporeans or about Singapore, opens her second retail outlet at the Esplanade Mall!