Changi Chapel And Museum Reopening

Embark on a journey of remembrance and reflection with the reopening of Changi Chapel and Museum

The Changi Chapel and Museum will be reopening its doors to the public on 19 May 2021. The revamped commemorative site features new content and artefacts presented in an intimate and engaging format, highlighting the personal stories, courage and resilience of the prisoners of war and civilians who were interned in Changi prison camp during the Japanese Occupation.

Changi Chapel and Museum

Join us for the Opening Weekend on 22 and 23 May with specially curated guided tours of the gallery and the Changi Prison Wall and Eurasian Heritage Gallery, as well as storytelling sessions and a recorded orchestral performance based on the experiences of prisoners of war. Explore stories of the internees in this contemplative journey of remembrance and reflection, through an enhanced immersive experience with new multimedia offerings to uncover the prison conditions, depth of human responses and legacies left behind by three and a half years of the Japanese occupation in Singapore.

For more information, please follow us on the museum’s Facebook or Instagram pages.

Tickets:
• Free admission for Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents
• For Tourists and Foreign Residents: From $5 (concession price) and $8 (adults) (Free admission for all visitors on 22 and 23 May)
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday & Public Holidays, 9.30am to 5.30pm (Last admission at 4.30pm)
Venue: 1000 Upper Changi Rd North, Singapore 507707

To commemorate the reopening of CCM, all visitors will enjoy free admission from 19 to 30 May 2021. Guided tours of the gallery and a recorded orchestral performance based on the experiences of the POWs will be presented during its Opening Weekend on 22 and 23 May. Visitors are encouraged to pre-book their museum admission tickets and sign up for the opening weekend programmes ahead of their visit from 17 May, 12 noon onwards. For more information, please visit here or CCM’s Facebook and Instagram pages to book tickets or for more information on the museum.

Interesting fact:

Changi Chapel and Museum’s logo consists of a logotype element using the acronym of Changi Chapel and Museum, CCM. The logotype is designed to represent prison bars within the silhouette of the chapel’s architectural shape, referencing the history and significance of the site in a minimalistic manner.

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