The NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Park series was launched in 1996, with the aim of bringing the arts to new audiences and exposing them to various art forms through a series of quality concerts held at accessible parks. The target audiences include neighbourhood communities, youth, families and senior citizens. The series is sponsored by ExxonMobil and supported by National Parks Board and has been generally well-received by the public over the years.
Usually held four times a year, NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Park brings you an afternoon of quality performances and fringe activities, featuring emerging and established artists.
1. ArtsEverywhere @ SBG: NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Gardens presents Xinyao Lives On (Heritage Festival 2026)
📅 12 Sep 2026
🕙 5.30pm – 7pm
📍 Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage, Singapore Botanic Gardens
🏷 Free Admission
Join us for a heartwarming evening as Xinyao Lives On brings the spirit of homegrown music to life in the lush surrounds of the Singapore Botanic Gardens!
Be serenaded by the soulful voices of Li Fei Hui, Deng Shu Xian, Hong Shao Xuan, Pan Ying, Xu Guangli, Cai Xinyi as they perform iconic Xinyao classics alongside fresh takes on beloved Singaporean songs.
Whether these melodies are familiar companions from your past or new discoveries, this special evening promises a moving journey through stories of youth, dreams, and belonging.
So pack your mats, gather your loved ones, and come enjoy the nostalgic charm of Xinyao under the open sky – hosted by FM 958’s Lin Zhi.
This programme is part of ArtsEverywhere @ SBG, an initiative to bring arts experiences to communities where they live, work and play.
For more information, visit Xinyao Concert.
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2. ArtsEverywhere @ SBG: NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Gardens presents Open Score Project (Heritage Festival 2026)

📅 13 Sep 2026
🕙 6pm – 7pm
📍 Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage, Singapore Botanic Gardens
🏷 Free Admission
Join Open Score Project (OPS) for a vibrant programme of local and regional favourites, featuring Singai Naadu, Singapore Town, and reimagination of tunes such as Bunga Sayang and Si Pinang Muda, alongside our own distinctive takes on tunes from our neighbors such as Alishan and Kopi Dangdut.
Found by Gildon Choo in 2018, OPS is a syncretic music ensemble that celebrates Singapore’s multicultural identity through original works and inventive arrangements. Bringing together musicians from diverse backgrounds, OSP creates music that bridges cultures and connects communities.
Having performed at major events including A Sea of Stories at Esplanade, Palindrome for A Date with Tradition at Singapore Night Festival, and the Chingay Parade from 2023 to 2025, OSP has also represented Singapore at arts festivals in Uzbekistan, Vietnam, and China.
For more information, visit Free Concerts in Singapore Botanic Gardens.
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Arts@SBG: NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Gardens presents Ding Yi Music Company

📅 14 Feb 2026
🕙 6pm – 7pm
📍 Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage
Step into the world of Ding Yi Music Company this Lunar New Year and celebrate with Singapore’s acclaimed Chinese chamber ensemble in Go Local! Ride into Prosperity! 《够 Local!》好好过年! – a festive concert that refreshes beloved traditions and contemporary sounds with a distinctly Singaporean spirit.
From the jubilant Joyous New Year《新春组曲》 and the festive cheer of God of Fortune Blesses the New Year《财神恭喜太平年》, to nostalgic favourites such as Singapore Drama Theme Song Classics《狮城电视剧金曲选》 and the heartfelt The Past Can Only Be Remembered《往事只能回味》, the programme promises a rich musical journey that resonates across generations. Vocalist Haohao will also present a special medley, Timeless Tunes For Your Heart《“皓”歌献给你组曲》— a heartfelt musical gift for audiences.
Spend an enchanting evening with Ding Yi as their melodies set the perfect backdrop for welcoming a year of prosperity, fresh beginnings, and shared memories with loved ones.
Visit here for more information.
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Arts@SBG: NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Gardens presents Kulcha

📅 14 Mar 2026
🕙 6pm – 7pm
📍 Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage
A celebration of unity through music, Kulcha is a dynamic local world music band that blends global grooves with deep cultural roots. Come share in a joyful performance as Kulcha seamlessly weaves together fresh takes on familiar favourites—think Michael Jackson with a world beat twist – alongside their own stirring original compositions. Kulcha invites audiences of all ages to move, connect, and celebrate the universal language of music.
About the Artist
KULCHA is a Singapore-based fusion outfit crafting contemporary world music from deep Asian roots. Fusing traditional instruments—Chinese pipa, Indian bansuri, and Middle Eastern gambus—with modern grooves and textures, the band creates a sound that’s raw, layered, and unmistakably current.
Through original compositions and reworked traditions, KULCHA interrogates ideas of heritage, identity, and belonging—asking what culture means in a fast-moving, urban world, and what it takes to claim something as our own.
Visit here for more information.
➡️ Related Read: Free Concerts at Singapore Botanic Gardens
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