This is a photograph showing an assortment of Chinese New Year paraphernalia, including red packets, Chinese New Year cards as well as a miniature lion's head, probably to represent the lion dance performances common during Chinese New Year. The character for "rat" is on one of the pamphlets on the table which probably means that it was the year of the rat. Date of creation estimated. Title devised by Library staff.
This is a close-up view of a lion's head used in lion dance performances. It is placed on a red paper with Chinese characters on them, written in gold....
Shown in this slide is a close-up view of three lions in a lion dance performance, probably at a National Day Parade. The one on the right has colourful stripes. In the background is the City Hall which is decorated with coloured flags....
The photograph shows a lion dance by the school students is performed during Yueng Ching Primary School's Sports Day....
This is a photograph of lion dance performance during a Chingay Parade at Marine Parade housing estate. Chingay is a street parade held yearly in Singapore as part of the Chinese New Year celebrations, usually on the first Saturday following Chinese New Year. Photograph donated by Wan Fook Kim and...
This is a photograph of community leaders, being greeted by a lion dance performance at a National Day event. Photograph donated by William Teo annd displayed at the Heritage Roadshow 2008. HRS3_285...
This photograph shows a troupe of lion dance performers, performing at the entrance of OCBC Centre. A troupe member is seen teasing one of two lions. Lion dance performances on auspicious occasions such as the launch of new buildings, is believed to bring good fortune and wealth. Physical dimensions of...
This photograph shows the National Day Parade in 1969 held at the Padang. Several lions are grouped together in a lion dance performance. The National Day Parade is held every year in commemoration of Singapore's independence. Photograph donated by Chua Ai Lin and displayed at Heritage Roadshow 2007. ...
This is a 1992 photograph, showing the Singapore River near Empress Place, on Chinese New Year. Empress Place was named in 1907 by the Municipal Council in honour of Queen Victoria. Financial buildings are located at the end of the riverside. ...
Lion dance being performed on writing desks at Tai Keou School (now Da Qiao Primary School). The school originated in 1936 as a Chinese-medium public school to serve the education needs of the community. It was founded by members of a Hakka clan. Donated by Tang Kian Cheong, and displayed...
This photograph shows the National Day Parade in 1969 held at the Padang. A lion dance performed by several lions is taking place. The National Day Parade is held every year in commemoration of Singapore's independence. Photograph donated by Chua Ai Lin and displayed at Heritage Roadshow 2007. ...