Renaissance City Plan III Heritage Development Plan - MICA

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34 INTRODUCTION ‘What’s Your Story?’: Theme of Singapore HeritageFest 2007 © National Heritage Board
AT HOME WITH HERITAGE: ENGAGING COMMUNITIES, FOSTERING NATIONHOOD “ This year, the HeritageFest is launched in the heartlands for the first time, with a vast array of activities organised in the heartlands. In this way, we are making a special effort to connect with our Singaporeans and PRs living in the heartlands. Multi- sensory festivities, spanning vernacular concerts, dress-up competitions for children to a food exhibition, all free of charge, have also been lined up at other popular heartland malls such as Compass Point and HDB Hub to bring heritage events to Singaporeans’ doorsteps. ” ~ SMS MICA, RADM (NS) Lui Tuck Yew, at the Opening of the Singapore HeritageFest 2008 6 Heritage and culture are anchors for Singaporeans, instilling national pride and retaining their sense of identity and rootedness in the face of rapid globalisation. They enrich the quality of lives of Singaporeans, contributing towards making Singapore a great home. Through engendering greater community participation and engagement in the arena of heritage and culture, community bonds and attachment to Singapore are strengthened. NHB recognises the importance of gaining heartshare and mindshare of Singaporeans in transforming Singapore into a vibrant global city. To this end, NHB’s engagement strategies have been guided by the ethos of social inclusiveness and community ownership, catering to the diverse needs of our communities. Our strategies for community engagement are as follows: (A) Cultivating arts and culture muses of tomorrow (B) Garnering heartshare (C) Cultivating volunteerism (D) Engaging online communities A: CULTIVATING ARTS AND CULTURE MUSES OF TOMORROW NHB believes in the importance of developing a love for heritage and culture among the young, who will become the arts and culture muses of tomorrow. Children who visit museums will become the next generation of museum-goers in Singapore, who will inspire yet another generation of museum-goers by bringing their children to the museums. With the support of RCP funding, NHB has developed a series of programmes specially tailored for children and youths. The aim of these programmes is to seed interest in heritage and culture in young minds and build cultural ballast among young Singaporeans in a fun, engaging and educational way. These programmes are generally popular and are set to be the mainstay of our museum programming. Engaging Children at the Singapore Philateic Museum (SPM) © National Heritage Board 35
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Page 5 and 6: FOREWORD BY NHB CHAIRMAN Entrusted
Page 7 and 8: NATIONAL IDENTITY AND THE SINGAPORE
Page 9 and 10: Heritage Development Plan Strategic
Page 11 and 12: HERITAGE VISION: A DISTINCTIVE GLOB
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Page 17 and 18: UNIQUELY SINGAPORE: CREATING DISTIN
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Page 23 and 24: PUTTING SINGAPORE ON THE WORLD STAG
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