Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre is a leading institution for local Chinese culture, housed in a multi-level venue in Singapore's CBD offering versatile event spaces suitable for corporate events, performances, exhibitions, and cultural activities.
At a glance
Source: Official website · Jun 2026Core specs for Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre.
Fit at a glance
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Capacity
Up to 550 guests
Spaces
7 rooms
Largest room
2 000 m²
Ballroom
1 680 m²
Your floor plan
Every bookable space at this venue with its area and capacity, read from the venue's own website. Confirm exact figures for your floor plan.
| Space | Area | Capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Multi-Purpose Hall | 1,680 m² | 550 |
| Auditorium | 1,850 m² | 533 |
| Roof Garden | 2,000 m² | 350 |
| Concourse | 1,000 m² | 300 |
| Recital Studio | 280 m² | 120 |
| Creative Box | 200 m² | 120 |
| VIP Lounge | 80 m² | 20 |
From the venue
Practical details and facilities published on the venue's own website.
Catering
In-house catering available through recommended caterers including Grain Pte Ltd, Gim Tim Group, Le Rainbow Catering, Peach Garden Chinese Restaurant, Pin Si Kitchen, Shaabaz Kitchen, and TLG Concepts & Food Services
Where they'll stay
On-site rooms at Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre and the wider hotel stock in Singapore for housing your delegates.
Traveller reviews
Recent reviews pulled live from Google Places.
KomodoD3 months agoWent on a public holiday, the hours stated on the website was accurate. No entrance fees required. The exhibition area was small, took us about max 1 hour to tour the entire area. It was quite interactive though, with efforts made to personalise the experience though wearable RFID tags and sporadic questionnaires throughout the exhibition hall. You can print out a personalised postcard detailing your "culural inclination" at the end of the exhibition - quite an amusing and fun affair. My kids had fun. There's a ground floor exhibition on lion dance troupes, which I felt was interesting to learn that there were so many different types of lion head designs, each with their own heritage and cultural significance. The bonus was the rooftop garden which offered a panoramic view of the southern coastline of Singapore. Overall a rather unique experience!
Christopher Jew6 months agoWent on New Years. They had a nice exhibit on Traditional Lion Dance on the ground floor and a free exhibit interactive exhibit on the 2nd. Spent over an hour here and it was very informative. My son enjoyed the kopi making video game on the 2nd floor exhibit.
kelvin goh (潇洒哥)3 months agoThe Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre is a vibrant testament to how tradition evolves. Located conveniently above Chinatown Point MRT, this modern hub brilliantly bridges the gap between heritage and contemporary life. Unlike a dusty museum, the SCCC feels alive. The Singapo人 exhibition on Level 2 is a must-see. It thoughtfully unpacks the complex question, “What does it mean to be a Chinese Singaporean?” Through interactive displays, nostalgic kopitiam setups, and multimedia art, it celebrates the unique "rojak" blend of Chinese customs with Malay, Indian, and Western influences. It’s profoundly relatable and avoids being overly didactic. The striking rooftop garden offers a surprising escape with stunning city views and whimsical sculptures, while the ground-level theatre hosts everything from indie concerts to wayang kulit. I also appreciate the temporary galleries; the rotating exhibits on local photography or pop culture always feel fresh and relevant. The only minor drawback is wayfinding—the signage to the main exhibition hall could be clearer from the entrance. However, the friendly volunteers quickly set you straight. If you are a tourist looking for more than just a temple visit, or a local seeking to understand your own identity, this centre is a gem. It proves that culture isn't static; it’s living, breathing, and constantly being rewritten. A smart, engaging, and necessary space for Singapore.
Okieporean4 months agoWe enjoyed visiting the SINGAPO人 exhibition and had fun revisiting familiar items and experiences from childhood days. It has been a well curated exhibit of everything Singapore and Chinese. Every visitor gets a wrist band that has a chip, allowing them to interact with the exhibit like polls. A custom card reflecting the guest's personality (eg. Explorer) can be printed towards the end.
Vic Wong2 months agoFirst time going to SCCC. Surprised by how big it is. Only inconvenience was the performance I am attending is on level 9, hence a need to wait for the lifts. Thankfully they have sufficient lifts to bring the crowd up. Alternatively, one can take the escalator all the way up. One can enjoy the view while riding the escalator.
Bottom line
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre suits events that match its capacity and space profile in Singapore. Use the figures above to check your headcount and room needs, then confirm dates, setup and pricing directly.
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