Largest Logo Made Of Hongbao Origami Hearts
Residents of Kolam Ayer were encouraged to keep and upcycle the hongbaos they received during Chinese New Year. They were taught on online videos as well as in workshops conducted in the CC to turn them into origami hearts. A wood-and-acrylic case measuring 1.2m in diameter and depicting the SG60 logo was made to hold the hongbaos. The case was ... Read More »
Largest Collage Made Of Kachang Puteh Cones
Tampines East IAEC organised the Puthandu (Tamil New Year) celebration at its CC on 12 Apr 2025. A highlight of the event was for residents to roll and stick traditional kachang puteh cones to form a 1.6m square SG60 collage. Decades ago, Tamils were commonly seen on the streets plying kachang (nuts) served in paper cones. Read More »
Largest Mass Plogging
On 13 Apr 2025, 826 people turned up for the The Great Sentosa Plog, the island’s biggest mass clean-up yet. Participants gathered at Wings of Time and were assigned to one of the 7 routes spread throughout Sentosa. They were to jog, walk and pick litter, hence the word ‘plog’. Some companies joined the effort in a corporate way, such ... Read More »
Most Handmade Ketupats Made From Recycled Materials
Ang Mo Kio Secondary School held a Hari Raya Concert on 16 Apr 2025. Weeks earlier, the students cut used magazines, cards, hongbaos, etc, crafting them into ketupat shapes. 1,060 of these were made, tied in bundles and hung around the school hall for the concert. Read More »
Largest Display Of Monkey King Figurines
Sun Wukong, also known as the Monkey King, is best known as the main character in the 16th-century Chinese novel Journey to the West. He had acquired the 72 transformations, which gave him 72 unique powers, including supernatural strength and the ability to transform into animals and objects. Bao De Gong Temple had 72 figurines custom-made in China, representing the ... Read More »
