Chingay Parade 2025

7 & 8 February 2025
Chingay 2025 returns with the theme “Joy”, inviting members of the public to reflect on shared experiences transcending ethnicity, language and age through food.
The culinary extravaganza will unfold across an overture and five acts, featuring more than 4,000 performers, food-inspired floats, vibrant costumes, and dynamic music and choreography that encapsulate Singapore’s rich cultural tapestry, artistic talent, and collective spirit. It will captivate audiences with a four-level stage for performers.

Located in front of the F1 pit building, the PAssionArts Street features a stunning array of visual art installations from the PAssionArts Festival, Giant Delights and Joyous ART-VENTURE that were co-created by residents and community artists! You can also view the Chingay: Road to UNESCO Exhibits and pen your support for its nomination! Catch the vibrant performances and participatory art workshops on both the 7 and 8 February from 6.00pm to 9.00pm!

One of the key highlights at Chingay Parade that everyone looks forward to is the beautifully decorated floats. In line with this year’s theme, you can be sure to enjoy a sensory feast with a fleet of food-inspired floats. Beyond the parade, these floats will also be coming to the heartlands where you get a chance to be up close.

The community floats debuted at Chingay Parade 2022, where residents with guidance from local artists, get to showcase their co-creations and creativity on a national platform. The co-creation workshops held several weeks to months enabled residents the opportunity to interact with one another, contribute their creativity and have been a great way for neighbours and friends to foster a sense of identity, ownership and being part of the community. This initiative exemplifies the community’s active participation in the Chingay Parade, an annual celebration of multiculturalism and diversity.
Parking is not available at F1 Pit Building. The nearest carparks are at Singapore Flyer, Millenia Walk and Suntec City (at own cost).
If you are taking public transport
By MRT:
1) 11 mins walk from CC4/DT15 Promenade MRT Station
2) 14 mins walk from CC3 Esplanade MRT Station
3) 22 mins walk from NS25/EW13 City Hall MRT Station
4) 22 mins walk from CE1/DT16 Bayfront MRT Station
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