Peranakan Beading: Keeping a Heritage Craft Alive
Peranakan beading may look like a delicate pastime, but for many families, it carries deep meaning. More than decoration, it reflects identity,
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Capturing the Rhythms of Baba Nyonya Life
Baba Emeric Lau is enraptured by the myriad rhymes and songs lovingly recorded and translated in Peranakan Folk Songs & Rhymes by
Delectably Wrapped – Part 3
Baba Ong Jin Teong explores the evolution and varieties of the glutinous rice dumpling or chang.
Delectably Wrapped – Part 2
Baba Ong Jin Teong explores the evolution and varieties of the glutinous rice dumpling or chang.
NUS Baba House Receives Major Gift from Tun Tan Cheng Lock Trust
The National University of Singapore (NUS) Baba House has received a major gift from the Tun Tan Cheng Lock Trust, which will
Giving Back to the Community
Lena-Ann Shome writes about the formation of the Hati Kampong Chorus
Delectably Wrapped – Part 1
Baba Ong Jin Teong explores the evolution and varieties of the glutinous rice dumpling or chang.
On Ancestral Rituals and Rites
Nyonya Eunice Yap attends Housing Ancestral Altars – a talk by Peter Lee held at the ACM.
The Abandoned Paintings
Nyonya Juliana Lim recalls how she rescued two paintings from Panglima Prang, the ancestral home of Tan Kim Seng, right before it
Bridging communities: Visiting our kindred associations in MelakaÂ
Baba Bryan Tan recounts the highlights of TPAS’ exchanges with the PPCM and PPBNM over Chinese New Year 2026.