Exhibitions | DIY Craft Workshops | Open Studio Tours Dance and Music Performances | Farmers’ Market

Go green and be arty this school holidays at

Goodman Open House, a family-friendly arts

festival that reimagines creative ways of art

making that are environmentally sustainable.

Immerse in a series of eco-friendly

workshop and performances with resident

artists, join in the inaugural edition of the

100and100more festival for young audiences,

and picnic alongside the sustainable lifestyle

market set within our lush compounds!

Go Car-freeDitch your cars and hop on public transportation

to get here. Goodman Arts Centre is a short walk

from Mountbatten MRT.

Cash is KingDo bring along cash when visiting Goodman Green

Green Market as most stalls might not accept

credit cards.

Reduce and RecyleIt pays to recycle! Bring along your own carrier

bags, cups and straws to enjoy special savings from

selected vendors!

Free ActivitiesWith more than 20 free workshops and

performances, there’s plenty to do for the whole

family. Check out our calendar to see what’s going

on and plan your activities!

Have a BreakAnd if you just need to chill from all the activities,

you can grab a bite from one of our food trucks

located at the carpark and have a picnic in the Field.

Smile and Be Social Capture beautiful memories at Goodman.

Remember to tag us! #GoodmanReimagined

Goodman Arts Centre#GoodmanReimaginedgoodmanartscentre.sg

Hey Prints Charming by Artefakts

11am – 5pm | Blk O #02-64 | Drop-in session | Free

Join Singapore’s very own ‘Prints Charming’ Jeff Ang as he shows

you how to create stunning patterns on pulp paper with paints on

a specially prepared marbling bath. This workshop is suitable for

all ages.

DIY Acrylic & Mixed Media Painting Workshopby Steven Fang

11am – 5pm | Blk O #02-65 | Drop-in session | Free

With the help of an array of recycled materials, come reimagine the

ways acrylic works can be created. Each session lasts up to 20mins.

Suitable for ages 3 – 12 years old.

One Wall at a Time by Mural Lingo

11am – 5pm | Astroturf | Drop-in session | Free

Watch a vibrant mural unfold in this live painting session by artists

reimagining modes and mediums of creating art.

The Conscious Camp by Mural Lingo

11am – 5pm | Astroturf | Drop-in session | Free

Go green and be creative! Learn how to extract natural dyes

and colour pigments from plants, doodle on recycled books and

materials, create stencil art from old cardboards, and upcycle your

old or torn clothes in this series of interactive workshops.

Workshops by Superhero Me11am – 5pm | Multi-Purpose Studio 2 | Drop-in session | Free

Unleash your imagination and create your very own ‘Wild Child

Portraiture’ or craft up a tribal necklace or bracelet, in this inspiring

series of drop-in workshops.

Reimagine the Dining Tableby Goodman Ceramic Studio

9am - 5pm | Blk F | $10-$20, registration is compulsory

Try your hand at molding and sculpting creative pottery and

glassware such as cups, bowls and coasters through four exciting

hour-long workshops. Your dining table will never look the same

again! Book your classes via bookeo.com/goodmanceramics

CAN! The workshop by Iskander Walen

2pm – 3pm | Blk O #02-62 | Limited to 16 pax | Free

Create your own version of Iskander Walen’s famous CAN!

artworks, in this fun and educational workshop led by Iskander

himself. This workshop is suitable for kids ages 6 and above.

Singapore: A Musical Tale by The Philharmonic Winds

11am–11.20am | Astroturf | Free

Learn about wind and brass instruments like the flute, oboe, clarinet,

saxophone and tuba through music and storytelling. Enjoy an

original theatrical performance capturing the nuances of a student’s

everyday life in music.

Becoming Water by M1-Frontier Danceland Pulse Programme

Performing Group

12pm – 12.10pm & 1pm – 1.10pm | Astroturf | Free

Led by choreographer Keigo Nozaki, aspiring dancers who undergo

training with Frontier Danceland’s artists come together in a

performance that charts the beauty of struggle and surrender.

My Little Story by The Storytelling Centre Ltd

2pm – 2.45pm & 4pm – 4.45pm | Blk O #01-58 | Free

Be enthralled by folk and fairy tales brought to life by storytellers

and spin your own versions of these stories through simple

craft activities.

Crosstalk (相声) Appreciation by Young People’s Performing Arts Ensemble

2pm – 3pm | Multi-Purpose Studio 1 | Free

Enjoy a performance showcase by the young for the young, followed

by an engaging session where the audience will get to learn more

about the traditional Chinese artform of Crosstalk.

Sing-a-long, jam-a-long, play-a-long by Little Creatures

4pm – 5pm | Multi-Purpose Studio 1 | Free

Join Little Creatures as they bring you songs old and new, young and

old in a music jamboree session where you can groove along, sing

along, jam along and play along to their live music.

Transit by T.H.E Second Company

4pm – 5pm | Blk M #01-54 | Free

T.H.E Second Company invites you into the dance studio for the

open rehearsal of Transit (working title), a brand new creation by New

Zealand dance artist Natalie Maria Clark, as part of her residency for

the M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival 2018.

Mirror of Gestures by Apsaras Arts

4pm – 4.30pm | Astroturf | Free

Mirror of Gestures is a dance showcase featuring the Indian classical

dance styles of Bharatanatyam and Kathak. The performance will

include pure, rhythmic dance pieces and Abhinaya, the art of mime

and story telling through dance. The performance will feature young

talents from Apsaras Arts Dance Academy.

Image courtesy of Kuang Jingkai

Smells of Singapore, Past and Present by Je’taime Perfumery

11am – 5pm (Open Studio), 11.30am – 12pm &

12pm – 12.30pm (Tour) | Blk O #01-57 | Free

Step into the studio of scent artist Prachi Saini

to discover how the familiar smells of Singapore

can trigger your senses and take you back to your

earliest memory. Registration for tours opens 15

mins before at the studio’s entrance.

Open Studio – Iskander Walen

11am – 5pm | Blk O #02-62 | Free

Learn about the process of art creation from

Dutch professional artist Iskander Walen,

including insights into his use of recycled

material in his works.

Open Studio – Bamboo Lab 11am – 5pm | Blk O #02-61 | Free

Explore a variety of nature-themed artworks

with ink and mixed media artist Siokhoon, which

are inspired by the flora and fauna around the

green grounds of Goodman Arts Centre.

Reimagine - An Exhibitionby Mural Lingo

11am – 5pm | Astroturf | Free

Adopting the techniques of deconstruction and

reconstruction, five artists breathe new life into

seemingly mundane everyday objects.

Superhero Me – Exhibitionby Superhero Me

11am – 5pm | Blk O Atrium | Free

Expect a colourful, energetic and vibrant

space for children (and adults) of all abilities

to socialise, including an inclusive wheelchair

accessible obstacle course and larger-than-life

cardboard creations that will be sure to inspire

your imagination!

FOR4 - 8

YEARS

A birthday party where 2 waiters are on the job oftheir life: To wait on a table of fantastic personalities created by Hans Christian Andersen.

25 - 27 May 2018 (Fri - Sun), 11am & 2pm

HANS CHRISTIAN,YOU MUST BE AN ANGEL

FOR9 YEARS

& UP

INTO THE BLUE FOREST

An immersive performance about friendship, whichinvites children to play different charactersthrough interactive storyteeing.

25 - 27 May 2018 (Fri - Sun), 10.30am & 3pm

FOR7 YEARS

& UP

PUNO(LETTERS TO THE SKY)

A moving and heartwarming story byPapermoon Puppet Theatre about dealingwith the loss of a loved one.

29 - 30 May 2018 (Tue - Wed), 11am & 2pm

Gee9MAN

GlltEEN GlltEEN

MAlltKET Blk M I llam-Spm

Over 30 eco-friendly vendors will be at the first­

ever Goodman Green Green Market to sell an

assortment of reusable products and locally­

grown farm produce!

VEGETABLES

• Kin Yan Agrotech

• Kok Fah Technology Farm

• Packet Greens

• Sustenir Agriculture

SEAFOOD

• Apollo Marine

• Barramundi Asia

• The Fish Farmer

OTHERS

• Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of Singapore

• N&N Agriculture

AND MANY MORE!

Fee- TlltUCKS If you're hungry for more, have a bite or two at

Coffee Bandits and The Travelling C.O.W.

Tranquillity, charm and community – these are the words that often

come to mind when describing Goodman Arts Centre, an arts hive

nestled along Mountbatten Road. Spread across seven leafy acres,

the centre is the largest arts enclave in Singapore and is home to over

70 artists and arts groups, both established and emerging.

This unique ecosystem of artists lends the estate the air of an

incubator for creativity. Goodman Arts Centre is also the home of the

National Arts Council.

90 Goodman Road

Singapore 439053

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AboutGoodman Arts Centre

AboutArts House Limited

Arts House Limited (AHL) is a not-for-profit organisation committed

to enriching lives through the arts. AHL manages two key landmarks

located in the heart of Singapore’s Civic District – The Arts House, a

multidisciplinary arts centre with a focus on literary programming,

and the Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall, a heritage building

that is home to the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. It also runs the

Aliwal Arts Centre and Goodman Arts Centre, two creative enclaves

for artists, arts groups and creative businesses, and performing

arts space Drama Centre. AHL presents the Singapore International

Festival of Arts, the annual pinnacle celebration of interdisciplinary

arts in Singapore commissioned by the National Arts Council.

AHL was set up in 11 December 2002 as a public company under the

National Arts Council and was formerly known as The Old Parliament

House Limited. It was officially renamed Arts House Limited on

19 March 2014.

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