Three pencil stubs, each 1-cm in length, and three cabbage props—can these seemingly puzzling exhibits really tell the story of Tzu Chi? The Da Ai Gallery established by the Tzu Chi Foundation (Singapore) officially opened to the public on 19
The Jing Si Books and Café officially opened its Sims Avenue branch in Singapore on 1 April 2016. To instil its volunteers with the spirit of service, staff from the Jing Si Book Hut, together with Tzu Chi Singapore’s cultural
Since 20 July 2014, Tzu Chi volunteers have been promoting Jing Si products in the community, with the Bangkit Road Market being the first location, followed by the market in Chong Pang precinct in Yishun. Every fourth Sunday morning of
A child’s wrongdoings are countless. How many times have our young, innocent and immature selves hurt our parents’ feelings? And yet, we are still forgiven time and again. The study sessions of “The Profound Parental Love” musical took place on
From 10 – 6 June 2014, Tzu Chi Foundation (Singapore) welcomed visitors to enjoy quiet moments with a good cup of tea at their booth space during the Singapore Book Fair 2014, held at Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition
During the period from 29 November 2013 to 1 December 2013, Chief Director and Choreographer of the “Dharma as Water” stage adaptation, Sister Ci Yue, and her team of eight volunteers made the trip down from Taiwan to Singapore. They
During a recent cultural exchange with Tzu Chi volunteers in Southeast Asia, students from Tzu Chi College of Technology in Hualien, Taiwan, planned and prepared two programs, a children’s drama entitled “A Forest Legend” and a sign language musical, which
During the months of May and June, Tzu Chi Singapore launched a campaign to spread Jing Si Aphorisms (teachings by Tzu Chi’s founder, Master Cheng Yen) to the public. The aphorisms were aired on a local radio channel, Capital 95.8,
In the afternoon of 23 September, when Brother David Liu came over to Singapore to have the launch of his new Book ‘Journey of the Heart’, the Singapore translation team (with 11 of them participated in the subtitle translation of
In the spirit of “compassionate relief” of Tzu Chi and Master Cheng Yen, Israeli vocalist David D’Or, Italian painter Vittorio Amadio and Taiwanese singer/host Johnny Yin got together in Singapore on 22 July to perform in two beautiful charity concerts
