Thonet or not Thonet?
Baba Peter Lee asks if this could be the first designer chair to make its way to Singapore
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Life with music and food
Nyonya Ngiam May Ling records musician Lynnette Seah’s alter ego
Heritage Food of the Peranakan Indians: In a Chitty Melaka Kitchen
Baba Tan Ban Huat celebrates the cuisine of the Chitty Melaka community.
Soja by Lisa Lim
Nyonya Lisa Lim pens a heartfelt poem on paying respects to one's parents.
Buka Pintu: Museum Insights
Baba Emeric Lau engages Mr Clement Onn, Director of Asian Civilisations Museum and Peranakan Museum
Lie Pa-toe Nio: A Portrait, A Name and A Journey of Discovery
Nyonya Diane Chee gains insights on Peranakan Chinese womanhood and interestingly, divorce, in 19th century Java.
Food for the Gods
Baba Lee Yuen Thien learned a long-forgotten art just to present the most sacred of offerings to the supreme Taoist deity, Tikong
My Grandfathers’ Roads
Nyonya Linda Chee explores the fascinating family background of Nyonya Maureen Koh and discovers how three roads to the east coast of
The Straits Chinese Beau Monde
Precious photographs kept by Nyonya Pat Lin of her own grandmother and extended family showed that babas and nyonyas were quite the