NUS Baba House Weekday Heritage Tours - September 2022

In this hour-long guided tour, you will be transported to a Straits Chinese family home in the 1920s, furnished with heirlooms from the Wee family (the previous owners of the house) and other donors. Artefacts at the NUS Baba House are displayed in their original context. In the master bedroom, for example, a set of red-and-gold bridal beds survives intact.

The third floor has been converted to an art gallery for exhibitions and projects that foster contemporary engagements with Peranakan culture and the history and architecture of the house. Academic researchers and art practitioners are invited to explore and present on the community and neighbourhood from different perspectives.

Limited to 13 pax per session with advanced booking required. Due to the conserved interior of the Baba House, this programme is best suited for adults and children aged 12 and above.

Ticketing Details:

A $10 fee (excluding GST and Eventbrite processing fees) is applicable. GST Registration No: 200604346E

Certain individuals can enjoy free entry - please see the list below if you are eligible. For free entry, please key in "CONC" under promo code when purchasing your ticket. You will need to present a valid proof of identity at the door, such as an identity card, Driving License, NUS Staff Card, Student Card or an ICOM or Museum Roundtable Card to enjoy free entry. Entrants with no valid proof of identity may be turned away.

Entry is free only for all:

• Singaporean Citizens and Permanent Residents
• Students holding a valid student pass
• NUS staff
• NUS alumni
• ICOM and Museum Roundtable members.

Cancellation Policy:

In the event that the programme is cancelled by the NUS Baba House, you will be provided with a refund of the ticket price and GST. Please note that Eventbrite fees are non-refundable.

Cancellations by participants made less than 7 days prior to the event are non-refundable.

COVID-19 Precautions:

• Please book your ticket via Eventbrite before visiting the house.

• All visitors are to wear a mask.

• Effective 1 June 2022, group visits of only up to 13 persons are permitted.

• Please do not visit if you are unwell.