1) VOS Open Mic

The VOS Open Mic brings together children, youth, and adults to share their voices through heartfelt solos, playful duets, vibrant ensembles, and soulful a cappella performances, featuring singers from the VOS State Choirs, Children’s Choir, and Community Choirs. Come witness as people of all ages step beyond their comfort zones to showcase creativity, celebrate the joy of music-making, and strengthen the spirit of togetherness that defines our VOS community.

2) The Pop-Up Choir

The pop-up choir is for everyone who loves to explore singing, whether you’re a shower superstar, a casual crooner, or someone curious to discover the magic of part-singing. Come as you are and find your voice in a welcoming, playful, and passionate community of music lovers. This is your space to experiment, harmonize, and make music together in a joyful celebration of creativity, connection, and the sheer fun of singing.

3) Christmas Singalong

Come join our choristers for a fun and festive Christmas sing-along! Belt out classics like Feliz Navidad, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas , Winter Wonderland , and many more. Curious what it’s like to be in a choir? This is the perfect chance to explore your voice and join in the fun! Bring your friends and family, whether you want to sing along or just tap your feet and enjoy the tunes, it’s a joyful way to soak up the holiday cheer and celebrate the season together. This free event is open to the public, everyone is welcome!

Step into the vibrant world of Singapore’s hawker culture with Superhawker Me!. Packed with heartwarming moments, catchy sing-alongs, and hands-on interactive fun, this multisensory relaxed performance promises an unforgettable family experience.

Follow Ming on a delightful adventure at East Hawker Centre where Ming’s grandparents’ legendary Hero Popiah stall resides and earned them the title of “superhawkers” in Ming’s eyes. Inspired by their legacy, Ming dreams of becoming a superhawker too. But what truly makes one a hero of the hawker world?

Come and cheer Ming on in this fun, sensory-filled journey to discover the true meaning of a “superhawker”!

Created with neurodiverse children in mind, Superhawker Me is part of Children’s Museum Singapore’s commitment to being an inclusive museum for all.

This programme is part of Enabling Lives Festival 2025.

Step into a cozy, intimate hideaway and embark on a journey of courage, resilience, and friendship! Callum Brave Story brings heartwarming tale to life through passionate storytelling, inviting children and adults alike to explore empathy, connection, and the power of imagination.

Designed to be creative and interactive, this experience encourages participants to be active listeners rather than passive observers. With storytelling set in a relaxed, inclusive environment and supported by SgSL performance interpretation, audiences are invited to immerse themselves fully in captivating narratives that inspire compassion, curiosity, and reflection.

Artists involved:

Zip Zap Zoom Collective Ltd

Zip Zap Zoom Collective Ltd. is a non-profit theatre company based in sunny Singapore. The company creates imaginative and participatory theatrical experiences for young children and their families, harnessing the power of theatre to celebrate the creativity and individuality of every child.

ART:DIS (Arts & Disability) Singapore

ART:DIS is a non-profit organisation established in 1993, championing the learning and livelihood opportunities for persons with disabilities (PwDs) in the arts.

We provide a wide range of programmes to enable PwDs to develop their artistic interests, grow their self-confidence and engage them as active members of a supported community.

Our parallel professional development pathways further supports sustainable & meaningful impact for PwDs to gain work experience, empowering them to live independently in the community.

Timothy Lee

Timothy Lee is a 25-year-old artist with Down Syndrome and a graduate of Northlight School. An Emerging Artist (Dance) and Artist-in-Training (Theatre) with ART:DIS Singapore since 2014, he trains in dance, puppetry, acting, and cajon.

He has performed widely, from Kin on Mediacorp Channel 5, the President’s Star Charity Show 2019, and the National Anthem 60th Anniversary, to Something About Home at Light to Night Festival 2020. Theatre highlights include Project Tandem, Smarty Pants & The Swordfish, Chachambo: Taking Flight!, and Face Together.

Internationally, Timothy danced in Breakthrough Journey at the Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre in 2022 and was spotlighted in True Colours: Colony at SIFA 2025. Beyond the stage, he co-conducts inclusive dance workshops for youth, families, and corporate groups. Recipient of the inaugural Goh Chok Tong Enable Award (Promise) in 2019, Timothy continues to champion the arts as a platform for joy and inclusion.

Isaac Tan

Isaac Tan has been a passionate music and art lover since childhood. His formal training began at ART:DIS in mid-2022, specializing in cajon, drums, and creative dance. He made his performance debut in August 2022 at Tampines Community Club and has since performed at events such as The Purple Parade, ART:DIS Golf Gala Charity, and The Istana Community Chest Awards 2022. He was also part of the musical Chachambo and, in 2024, performed as a puppeteer in the community tour and relaxed performance of Smartypants and the Swordfish presented by ART:DIS and Gateway Arts. Through his dedication, perseverance, and achievements, Isaac hopes to inspire others like him to believe that anything is possible—encouraging them to work hard, chase their dreams, and ride their own rainbow.

Step into a vibrant celebration of music, dance, and creativity! Echoes of Us brings together an uplifting mix of percussive rhythms, soulful singer-songwriters, energetic street dance, contemporary inclusive dance, and collaborative music acts – all performed in a relaxed, family-friendly setting.

Through rhythm, movement, and storytelling, this dynamic program amplifies the spirit of inclusion, creativity, and connection. Each performance invites audiences to experience the joy of expression, celebrate diversity, and reflect on the power of collaboration. Every voice has a place in the chorus of our shared humanity, and Echoes of Us is a heartwarming reminder of what it means to be seen, heard, and included.

Whether you’re tapping your feet to infectious beats, moved by heartfelt songs, or inspired by the grace and energy of the dancers, Echoes of Us is a celebration of talent, community, and the joy of shared experiences.

One of Us is a compelling and heartfelt performance that explores themes of belonging, identity, and human connection. Through the expressive use of poetry, movement, and sound, the piece invites audiences to pause, reflect, and engage with the experiences of those often unheard or unseen in society.

Performed by a group of artists with diverse abilities, the performance celebrates the creativity, individuality, and resilience of its performers. Each moment on stage is a collaboration of voices, gestures, and rhythms that challenge traditional narratives and offer a fresh perspective on inclusion and visibility.

This performance warmly encourages audiences to consider what it truly means to be seen, heard, and included, fostering empathy, understanding, and connection across differences. One of Us is both a celebration of artistic expression and a call to embrace diversity in all its forms.

About the Artist

ART:DIS (Arts & Disability) Singapore

ART:DIS is a non-profit organisation established in 1993, championing the learning and livelihood opportunities for persons with disabilities (PwDs) in the arts.

We provide a wide range of programmes to enable PwDs to develop their artistic interests, grow their self-confidence and engage them as active members of a supported community.

Our parallel professional development pathways further supports sustainable & meaningful impact for PwDs to gain work experience, empowering them to live independently in the community.

Get ready for a day filled with music and community spirit! From nostalgic singalongs to powerful choral performances, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

1) Movie Music Singalong

Join a free sing-along of iconic movie songs from Aladdin, Wicked, The Greatest Showman, and more! No experience needed—just come for a fun, intergenerational musical event and a taster of the VOS choral experience. Participants will also get to try singing some songs in simple harmony parts.

2) Evergreen Melodies Singalong

Join us for Evergreen Melodies, a delightful sing-along of timeless classics. Take a nostalgic journey back to the golden era of music with favourites by the likes of Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Teresa Teng, and many more.

3) VOS State Choirs Performance

Experience the Voices of Singapore State Choirs in a one-hour showcase that features the five distinct choirs performing a diverse choral repertoire, highlighting their technical artistry and versatility. A must for choral enthusiasts, yet perfectly captivating for audiences of all backgrounds. Join us for an inspiring musical event.

4) Community Choir Performance by The Joyful Voices

Come watch The Joyful Voices, a close-knit community choir that cherishes meaningful connections across generations. They will be performing a diverse repertoire that spans styles and eras, promising a heartwarming and memorable experience for all.

5) The Jolly Four

The Jolly Four is a spirited barbershop quartet that brings infectious harmonies and light-hearted charm to the stage. With toe-tapping classics and cheerful camaraderie, their performances are a joyful celebration of harmony and friendship.

A treehouse is more than just an elevated hideaway; it is an extension of nature itself, a delicate balance between grounded roots and expansive dreams. Tree House – A Sanctuary in the Sky embodies the harmony and tension between shelter and exposure, solitude and kinship, childhood and maturity. Through a delicate interplay of gestures, weight-sharing, and spatial exploration, it invites audiences to reflect on the universality of seeking shelter — be it in physical space, relationships or within ourselves.

This performance is a celebration of resilience, adaptability, and the human spirit — a reminder that even in the face of instability, we can always find refuge in each other, in nature and in the boundless possibilities of imagination.