New SG60 Heart&Soul Experience at Orchard Library
What does Singapore look like in 2050 and beyond? Step into a Time Machine and envision what your future would be like at this free exhibition.
This is a multi-sensory journey offering you a peek into our future. There are strobe lightings and atmospheric effects. The whole experience will take you around 60 mins. It felt more like an experience than an exhibition. It gives you a glimpse of our nation’s upcoming plans and future. The whole experience is interactive. This would be more suited for aged 7 and above.
🇸🇬SG60 Heart&Soul Experience
📅26 Aug to 31 Dec 2025
📍Orchard Library
Level 4, Orchard Central
⏱️Mondays: 9am - 6pm
Tuesdays to Sundays: 9am - 9pm
⏱️60 minutes
🤑 Free admission, ticketed
Book your tickets via https://app.heartandsoul.gov.sg
🧑🧑🧒recommended for visitors aged 7 and above
There’s also a non-ticketed free experience at L1 Atrium of Orchard Central. It includes the free digital photobooth.
Visiting the SG60 Heart & Soul Experience offers more than just a typical exhibition—it’s truly an immersive adventure through Singapore’s vision for the future. What stood out for me was the combination of visual effects and interactive elements that made me feel like I was traveling through time. The strobe lighting and atmospheric effects help bring to life the story of Singapore’s transformation by 2050. If you’re wondering about accessibility, this experience is ideal for families with children aged 7 and above, making it both educational and engaging for young minds. During my visit, I appreciated the free digital photobooth available at the L1 Atrium of Orchard Central, which was a fun way to capture memories without needing a ticket. Booking is straightforward through the official website, and since it’s free admission, it’s a great cultural outing without financial commitment. Also, setting aside about 60 minutes allows you to fully absorb the engaging narratives and futuristic concepts presented. For anyone curious about Singapore’s sustainable development and technological advancements in areas like the Heart of Yew Tee and the Greater Southern Waterfront, this exhibition provides valuable insights. It’s fascinating to see how landmarks like Changi Airport Terminal and the Mandai Precinct are part of the vision. Overall, this experience is a must for those interested in urban planning, sustainability, and Singapore’s future. It enriches your understanding of the nation’s journey while offering an enjoyable, sensory-rich visit at Orchard Library.
