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SUMMARY:Healing Heritage: A Journey Through the Evolution of Traditional Chinese Medicine in Singapore
DESCRIPTION:Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) presents Healing Heritage\, an exhibition that traces the story of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) in Singapore from its roots in the 19th century to its role in daily life today.  \nHeld from 1 October 2025 to 22 February 2026 at SCCC’s Creative Box (Level 6)\, the exhibition invites visitors to explore how TCM has evolved over the years in Singapore\, blending tradition with innovation and staying relevant in today’s modern lifestyles. \nSupported by Singapore Chinese Physicians’ Association and Singapore Chung Hwa Medical Institution\, Healing Heritage highlights milestones in TCM’s development in Singapore\, its community impact\, and adaptations to modern society. Through interpretive displays\, historical artefacts\, interactive experiences\, and stories of medical organisations and brands\, visitors can discover how TCM has evolved while remaining true in its cultural heritage as a living tradition in Singapore. \nThe exhibition is organised into five zones\, each designed for visitors to uncover different aspects of TCM and its rich history: \nTracing the Healing Journey – Follow TCM’s development in Singapore\, from early 19th century medical halls to its recognition in today’s healthcare system. Milestones include the founding of Thong Chai Medical Institution in 1867 and the recent inclusion of acupuncture under MediSave. \nEncountering the Neighbourhood Healer – Step into a recreated medical hall with classic wooden cabinets and drawers of herbs. Learn how family-run businesses adapted to changing times\, and try an interactive herb-matching game to learn about remedies hands-on. \nBuilding Benevolence through Community – Discover the role of charitable institutions and professional organisations in supporting healthcare during epidemics and raising standards through education and research. Exhibits include traditional acupuncture needles and early journals like Medical Monthly (Yiyao Yuekan). \nTransforming Tradition through Innovation – See how TCM evolves with modern life\, from halal-certified remedies\, digital diagnostic tools and even vending machines. A canine acupuncture model in this zone shows how TCM can be adapted and applied in veterinary care. \nSustaining a Living Heritage – Experience how TCM continues to be part of everyday life\, from medicinal cuisine and herbal products to social media outreach by young TCM physicians such as THE TCM FOLKS. A conversation kiosk further invites visitors to reflect on their own encounters with TCM. \nAccording to Alvin Tan\, CEO of SCCC: “With Healing Heritage\, we hope to focus on traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) as a system of medicine and as a form of intangible cultural heritage\, and to showcase TCM’s contributions to the Chinese community and to society. We also hope to highlight TCM’s impact and use beyond the Chinese community\, and to raise public awareness of how TCM has endured\, evolved and become part of Singaporeans’ everyday life.” \nFor more details on Healing Heritage please click here. \n\nImages: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre 
URL:https://thewellnessinsider.asia/event/healing-heritage-a-journey-through-the-evolution-of-traditional-chinese-medicine-in-singapore/
LOCATION:Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre\, 1 Straits Boulevard\, 018906\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Arts,Health,Lifestyle
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SUMMARY:Brainstorm
DESCRIPTION:Localised from the findings of leading neuroscientist Professor Sarah‑Jayne Blakemore who describes the adolescent brain as being “still under construction\,” particularly in regions responsible for decision‑making and social understanding\, Brainstorm is a unique theatrical investigation into how teenagers’ brains work\, and why they behave the way they do. From 16 to 26 October\, Gateway Arts will present Brainstorm at Gateway Theatre’s Black Box. This groundbreaking new production inspired by real-life experiences of Singaporean teenagers\, offers audiences a raw\, relatable look at the chaos\, humour\, and heartaches of growing up in today’s world — and it’s not just for youth\, it is also suitable for parents\, educators\, and adults who just want to enjoy and reminisce about our past fun times and angst. \nEach performance will be followed by a post-show discussion led by TOUCH Community Services\, to strengthen parent-teen communication through open conversation and shared reflections. \n \nThe Storyline: Inside the Storm of Teenage Minds\nInside every adolescent brain\, 86 billion neurons collide\, producing the intense changes that shape identity\, emotion\, and behaviour. From academic pressure and family dynamics to social media and screen-time addiction\, Brainstorm explores the modern adolescent experience\, giving audiences a chance to step into the minds of multi-racial youth in Singapore\, with varying context to their challenges. \nAn extension workshop with local teenagers helped shape Brainstorm\, creating a script rooted in real experiences in Singapore. As its reason for being\, Brainstorm aims to encourage its teenage viewers to realise that it is alright to feel all the complex feelings that they’re feeling. \nTo bring these experiences to life on stage\, the production will incorporate animated multimedia and live-streamed actor performances designed by Multimedia Designer\, Genevieve Peck. Brainstorm also injects a touch of humour\, with the characters even stepping into the roles of their nagging parents in a funny\, self-reflective scene. \nWhy watch Brainstorm?\n\nOpening Conversations that Matter – each performance is followed by a guided discussion by TOUCH Community Services\, for audiences to share reflections and access vital resources.\nTheatre as a Bridge to Understanding  – a tool for empathy\, closing the gap between young people and adults in their lives.\nReflecting Youth\, Inspiring Change – the play challenges assumptions about adolescence and reflects the realities of today’s youth\, while inspiring action\, sparking personal reflections\, prompting meaningful dialogue and encouraging communities to stand with young people.\n\nFor the latest updates\, visit https://gatewayarts.sg/portofolio/brainstorm \nDetails on the Performances\nDates & Time:\n17 Oct\, 8pm\n18 Oct\, 3pm and 8pm\n24 Oct\, 8pm\n25 Oct\, 3pm (SOLD OUT) and 8pm \nTicket Price: S$45 (excluding SISTIC booking fee)* \nVenue: Black Box\, Gateway Theatre \n*Do note that you can use your SG Culture Credits for this performance. \nTo purchase\, please go to http://www.sistic.com.sg/events/brain1025 \n\nImages: Gateway Arts
URL:https://thewellnessinsider.asia/event/brainstorm/
LOCATION:Gateway Theatre\, 3615 Jalan Bukit Merah\, Singapore\, 159461\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Arts
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20251018
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20251019
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SUMMARY:Battle Scores – Where Wuxia Meets Music
DESCRIPTION:This October\, Ding Yi Music Company\, in collaboration with the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC)\, unveils Battle Scores — an action-packed concert that transforms the stage into a world where Chinese chamber music and wuxia collide. \nAudiences will be transported into a fantastical jianghu universe where five iconic Chinese instruments — the huqin (Chin Yen Choong)\, dizi\, guzheng (Yvonne Tay)\, percussion (Low Yik Hang)\, and suona (Jacky Ng) — embody the five great martial arts sects: Shaolin\, Wudang\, Emei\, Kunlun\, and Huashan. Through electrifying clashes of timbre and dramatic musical duels\, the instruments become avatars in a sweeping saga of ambition\, rivalry\, and reflection. \nFor the first time\, Ding Yi weaves shadow puppetry into its performance\, brought to life by actors Gordon Choy and Vanessa Toh\, who animate the rivalries and alliances of the martial arts world. Paired with wushu-inspired stage movements and the vitality of live Chinese chamber music\, Battle Scores boldly unites traditional art forms and cultures rarely experienced together\, creating a groundbreaking production that is both visually and musically arresting. \nHelmed by acclaimed theatremaker Chong Tze Chien\, Festival Director of the Singapore International Festival of Arts and known for his visually striking and emotionally-charged works\, the concert extends his creative partnership with Ding Yi following earlier collaborations such as The Zodiac Race (part of Esplanade’s Feed Your Imagination series). A full-length original composition by Taiwanese composer Hannah Hsieh anchors the work\, written specially to capture the energy\, tension\, and lyricism of this martial-arts-inspired musical realm. \n \n“By merging Chinese chamber music with wuxia\, we’re drawing from the very essence of Chinese culture — celebrating and reimagining it for today’s audiences\,” said Wong De Li\, Dedric\, Resident Conductor of Ding Yi Music Company. “Each instrument becomes a martial art\, each musical phrase a clash or alliance\, reminding us that in any battle\, victory or defeat matters less than the human cost of conflict. Working with director Chong Tze Chien and composer Hannah Hsieh\, we’ve created something both theatrical and deeply musical — a vivid celebration of the enduring spirit of Chinese culture.” \nBattle Scores will be held on 18 October 2025 (Saturday)\, 3.30pm and 7.30pm at SCCC Auditorium\, Level 9. Tickets are available for public sales at $35 (excluding booking fees) on SISTIC here and is eligible for purchase using SG Culture Pass credits. SAFRA\, HomeTeamNS and merewards members enjoy a 20% discount. Terms and conditions apply. \n\nImages: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
URL:https://thewellnessinsider.asia/event/battle-scores-where-wuxia-meets-music/
LOCATION:Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre\, 1 Straits Boulevard\, 018906\, Singapore
CATEGORIES:Arts
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