Chingay Parade

Meet Chingay 2024 Community Float Artists, Jian Li and Jia Ren, who aim to infuse the parade with art and technology.

Meet Chingay Parade Cue Master, Melvin Tang. With over a decade of service to this cultural celebration, his journey is a tale of blossoming.

Meet sibling duo Hazel and Derek, whose journey as volunteers adds a special touch to Chingay 2024’s theme of Blossom.

Chingay has come a long way since the pandemic disrupted it. As Chingay 2024 arrives, let's take a look back at how the parade has blossomed.

We speak to Kelvin Toh of Nuevo Dance Fitness, who is choreographing one of the contingents of Chingay 2024, with his dad also performing.

It is a short month this coming February, but we are not short of things to do in Singapore! Check out our guide on events this month.

Chingay 2023 is embracing the start of the new year by bringing a new experience as the parade makes its return to the F1 Pit Building.

Chingay is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year! Check out what you can expect during this very special occasion.

On 15 and 16 February 2019, the annual street parade will be back for its 47th edition with the theme ‘Dreams Funtasia‘. As this year’s Chingay would also be the Bicentennial edition, attendees can expect to see a uniquely Singapore multicultural extravaganza with a dazzling array of exciting performances, colourful costumes, and props! A 270-metre artwork depicting the ‘past, present and future‘ of Singapore will serve as the centrepiece of the parade. Co-created by three Singaporean multi-disciplinary artists of different races – Ng Yak Whee, Rosihan Dahim, and Vijaya Mohan – the painting illustrates the history of Singapore that dates back…