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Culture Pass credits worth over S$30 million have been used by more than 400,00 Singaporeans since the initiative was launched a year ago. That's about 10% of a…
Culture Pass credits worth over S$30 million have been used by more than 400,00 Singaporeans since the initiative was launched a year ago. That's about 10% of a S$300 million push to build audiences for Singapore’s arts and culture scene. The largest share of credits went towards live performances. A new portal will help community partners organise group outings for seniors, as it aims to remove digital barriers and simplify credit redemption. Surveys show that nine out of 10 who used their pass are willing to attend another concert beyond the Culture Pass period. Arts groups have also seen a boost in attendance and are looking at sustaining that momentum. Muhammad Bahajjaj reports.
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<br>Singapore: Standing firm against nativism?
Culture Pass credits worth over S$30 million have been used by more than 400,00 Singaporeans since the initiative was launched a year ago. That's about 10% of a S$300 million push to build audiences for Singapore’s arts and culture scene. The largest share of credits went towards live performances. A new portal will help community partners organise group outings for seniors, as it aims to remove digital barriers and simplify credit redemption. Surveys show that nine out of 10 who used their pass are willing to attend another concert beyond the Culture Pass period. Arts groups have also seen a boost in attendance and are looking at sustaining that momentum. Muhammad Bahajjaj reports.
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SG Culture Pass: Credits worth S$30.4 million used by around 411,000 locals since launch a year ago
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<br>Singapore: Standing firm against nativism?