Reitoku Kai has been actively promoting Japanese Culture in Singapore since it was formed in 1996.  Reitoku Kai became a member of IOV - International Organization for Folk Arts in order to promote Japanese Culture to other countries and has recently participated in the Yocona International Folk Festival held in Mississippi USA. In Reitoku Kai, we not only teach dancing, but also basic Japanese ettiquete and Kimono Dressing. Anyone who has an interest in Japanese Culture are most welcome to view …

If you're interested in the arts, looking for kakis to watch that play(whether free or not!), etc, then come right in. People who join are expected to be proactive enough to suggest upcoming events/performances/installations they're interested to attend, and pull people along! You can be a complete newbie to the arts like me but hey everyone starts somewhere. Or perhaps you may have some kind of experience or appreciation, share your knowledge! This is the kind of group that promotes sharing and …

Being surrounded by around a quarter of a billion people speaking supposedly a form of one of the easiest languages to learn in the region, I thought it would be appropriate to provide an opportunity for people to learn/practice in a social setting, perhaps also discovering more about the culture of the region in the process. We obviously need some Malay (Bahasa Melayu, Bahasa Indonesia, Bahasa Malaysia) speakers and those who want to learn, practice the language and discover the regional cultur …

Capoeira classes in the park with Senzala instructor.

Discover with us the corners of Singapore you never knew, be it places for great local food, traditional/local original music, places of heritage, modern scenic spots and contemporary art events. A place to make international friends, and to take part in collaborations, gatherings for serious hobbyist/professional artists, musicians. Experience the cultural melting pot that Singapore is !

Whether you are new to Singapore or Singaporean doesn’t matter. This is a social group with the aim to explore and enjoy this beautiful island together. Join us if you like to discover the beautiful nature trails, sample tasty hawker food, try new hidden restaurants, join a local festival or special event, visit a museum, gallery or temple. Suggest things you would like to discover or share!

Presented by Clubvivre.com. We thought of sharing our love for fun dining experiences with Singapore's foodies, wine lovers and cultural enthusiasts. Expect to see cool events like underground dinners, hands-on beer brewing workshops, pop-up restaurants, multi-sensory art+dine experiences, reenactments of historical dining concepts and lots of other fun concepts with our top chefs and boutique wine & spirit providers!

This is a group for the study of German longsword fencing in the tradition of Johannes Liechtenauer. Complete beginners and experts are all welcome. I want to bring people together to train and share knowledge about German longsword fencing, in a culture of openness and equality. Currently we have a weekly training session going on every Thursday evening at Temasek Polytechnic. Come take a look, even if you have only a budding interest in sword fighting but know nothing about it.

Tea first appeared in Chinese literature approximately 5,000 years ago. In ancient folklore, the first creation of the "tea" brew occured in 2738 BC when a Camellia blosssom fell into a cup of boiled drinking water for Emperor Shen Nung. Originally, tea was valued for its medicinal qualities. It has long been known that tea aids in digestion, which is why many Chinese prefer to consume it after their meal. The elevation of tea drinking to an art form began in the 8th century, with the publicatio …