Indian Heritage Centre (IHC) celebrates a decade of being a focal point for the Indian community in Singapore. Since its opening in May 2015, IHC has been dedicated to showcasing and promoting Indian history, living heritage, and culture, for and with the community. To date, IHC has welcomed over 1.6 million visitors through its doors and has made significant strides in its mission to increase awareness and appreciation of Indian heritage in Singapore, among both the Indian and non-Indian communities.
In conjunction with the IHC10 and SG60 celebrations in 2025, IHC will conduct its first major artefact rotation at its Permanent Galleries since its opening – with 60 new objects showcased within the galleries in two phases. Beyond the artefact rotation, visitors can also look forward to the IHC10 Open House on 10 and 11 May 2025 as well as other specially-curated IHC10 offerings throughout the year.
Mr R Rajaram, Chairman, IHC Advisory Board, said: “As the Indian Heritage Centre commemorates its 10th anniversary, we reaffirm our steadfast commitment to serving as a cornerstone for the Indian community in Singapore. This significant milestone stands as a testament to the enduring relationships we have cultivated with our visitors, partners, and the broader community. We warmly invite all to join us in celebrating this momentous occasion and to explore our newly refreshed galleries and specially-curated programmes – an achievement we are proud to share with each and every one of you.
Source : Indian Heritage Centre’s (NHB) Press Release