If you planning to come here to complete your Children season booklet. Please don't come. This was my third visit. And no one was there. And it was closed during the opening hours. The restaurant behind, raised their hands saying they don't know. 😡

They gave an Eurasian resturant over there and I must say the food is well prepared and the place is super clean with a live ban as well it puts u in the mood for dancing as well

Some of the exhibits are showing their age but the overall effect is beautiful, to the point, and really tells the story of the Eurasian community well. Art, genealogy, food, dress and more in well told exhibits. I am from a post-contact “hybrid” culture myself and enjoyed seeing the stories of last and present. The Eurasian community is strong and vibrant still!

A small but informative gallery that offers a good introduction to Eurasian heritage and Singapore’s multicultural society. Easy to understand exhibits and a meaningful learning experience about different races and cultures. 👍

Absolutely loved the gallery! Quite small and located on the floors above, there is a lot of history packed into such a small place. I was fascinated by all the memorabilia and stories about the western influence on Singapore. I was even amazed to find my own surname which is quite localised to where I am from displayed amongst the collection with a coat of arms and the reference used which influenced the naming of a street. I spent about 30 mins although could have easily spent an hour going through all of the gallery.