In shortSingapore Chinese Orchestra has tickets from S$28, at 7 Shenton Way, Singapore Conference Hall, Chinatown. Checked October 2026.
Culture · tickets from SCO
Duration
2 hours
The take
A full orchestra of Chinese instruments, playing all year at its home in the Singapore Conference Hall. It's a separate company from the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, and the cheap seats make it an easy first try.
Good to know
From Tanjong Pagar MRT take Exit E (8 minutes) or from Downtown MRT take Exit E (10 minutes)
Arrive at least 15 minutes early; latecomers wait for a suitable break
Children under 6 are not admitted, except at the Young Children's, Ancient Moon and Present Light concerts
Finding it: Singapore Conference Hall, 7 Shenton Way, Singapore 068810; from Shenton Way MRT (TE19) take Exit 6, a 5-minute walk
Address checked October 2026
Before you go
Can I bring a baby or toddler to a Singapore Chinese Orchestra concert?
Infants in arms and children below 6 are not admitted, except at the Young Children's, Ancient Moon and Present Light concerts. Each ticket admits one person only. Children aged 6 to 12 can buy concession tickets, so a family outing works best with an older child.
Sources: Singapore Chinese OrchestraChecked November 2026
Who gets concession tickets at Singapore Chinese Orchestra concerts?
Children aged 6 to 12, students, seniors aged 60 and above, NSFs and persons with disabilities can buy Category 3 tickets at the concession price. Staff make random checks at the door, and anyone without proof such as a valid concession card must upgrade to a full-price ticket. Concession tickets get no further discounts.
Sources: Singapore Chinese OrchestraChecked November 2026
What time should I arrive for a Singapore Chinese Orchestra concert?
Arrive at least 15 minutes before the concert starts, because latecomers are not admitted until a suitable break. Each ticket admits one person only, so everyone in your party needs their own. The nearest carpark to the concert hall is at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre.
Sources: Singapore Chinese OrchestraChecked November 2026
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