Gillman Barracks Singapore
PUBLISHED February 15th, 2013 03:03 am | UPDATED March 22nd, 2016 02:23 pm
Originally built in 1936 to accommodate the expansion of the British infantry in Singapore, today the Gillman Barracks’s sprawling compound is home to 17 art galleries, easily becoming one of Singapore’s leading contemporary arts centres.
These days, Gillman Barracks continues to be a great place off the beaten track for your dose of history and arts. We really enjoyed soaking up the offerings of the local arts scene at the Art After Dark event earlier this year, which featured site-specific performance art, live music by local jazz musicians, and DRIVE, the Barracks’ first festival of curated public artworks.
On top of all the sights to take in, there are also great restaurants like Mason and The Naked Finn, and even beloved live local music bar Timbre – ensuring that your experience at Gillman Barracks is an all-rounded one! Definitely a space to keep an eye out for.
Admission is free. For specific directions, please see here.
Web: http://www.gillmanbarracks.com/
Opening hours: Monday & Public Holidays: Closed
Tuesday – Sunday: Please refer to individual gallery pages for opening hours
