Name: My Community Volunteer Recruitment (7 July 2024)
Start: 2024-07-07T10:00:00+08:00
End: 2024-07-07T12:00:00+08:00
Location: My Community's Office

My Community Volunteer Recruitment (7 July 2024)

Interested in befriending uncles and aunties over old photographs in Queenstown? Or facilitate a design workshop to co-curate our museum?
About this Event

Every community has a story to tell. Can you imagine what Tanglin Halt would look like without its people? Do you think it will still be the same? What do you want our future generation to remember about Tanglin Halt or Queenstown?

M y Community carries out cultural mapping exercises in Queenstown where we befriend residents, conduct oral history interviews and map the intangible and tangible cultural assets within the community. In this way, even when Queenstown is redeveloped, we can have a detailed picture of not just what the neighbourhood looked like, but how people lived in this space. This is where you come in!

We are looking for new volunteers to chat with uncles, aunties, boys and girls over old photographs and artefacts in Queenstown. We are also looking for facilitators who are keen to co-curate museum tours and programmes with the different stakeholders for My Queenstown Museum

If you are interested in being a part of our cultural mapping or community design team or run some of our free museum programmes, join us on Sunday, 7 July 2024 for an engagement session to learn more about My Community.

Venue: My Community's Office (61 Stamford Road #04-13 Singapore 178892)
Timing: 10am to 12pm
Date: Sunday, 7 July 2024

Please come 15 minutes before the event's start time!

To learn more about us, please visit us at If you wish to know more about us, visit www.facebook.com/myqueenstown, or www.mycommunity.org.sg. If you didn't manage to attend the event, but would still like to contribute, please drop us an email at [email protected]

About My Community

Since its inception in 2010, My Community has made its mark in the arts, cultural and heritage sectors. Its work has spurred the growth and development of a common-man approach to history where everyday experiences of Singaporeans are chronicled and celebrated.

Today, My Community’s core mission remains the same. The non-profit organisation works to capture and preserve community stories, reconnect people to places and social networks, and deepen heritage appreciation and expression across the country. It also advocates for greater community involvement in cultural management and urban governance processes.