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Marina Bay Cruise Centre to house artwork, performances by local artists

Marina Bay Cruise Centre partners with National Arts Council to showcase local artwork and performances, enhancing visitor experience with cultural displays. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Straits TimesMarisa Yeo2026-10-06 23:05查看原文 ↗

Gregory Tan (left), CEO of SATS-Creuers, and Lynette Pang, deputy CEO of NAC, signing the memorandum of understanding.

PHOTO: SATS-CREUERS CRUISE SERVICES/NATIONAL ARTS COUNCIL

Published Oct 06, 2026, 11:05 PM

Updated Oct 06, 2026, 11:05 PM

Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore (MBCCS) will showcase local artwork and musical performances during peak cruise periods under a new three-year partnership with the National Arts Council (NAC).

The terminal will feature murals and an animated mural called Manifest, highlighting Singapore’s maritime history and cultural heritage to enhance visitor experience.

The $40 million upgrade in 2025 increased MBCCS capacity to 11,700 passengers, supporting growing cruise demand alongside plans for more art collaborations.

SINGAPORE – Artwork and performances by local artists will liven the space at the Marina Bay Cruise Centre Singapore (MBCCS), under a three-year deal inked between operator SATS-Creuers Cruise Centre and the National Arts Council (NAC).

Visitors can look forward to musical performances during peak cruise periods, such as major festive periods and local school holidays, SATS-Creuers Cruise Centre and NAC said in a joint statement on Oct 6.

Additionally, wall spaces within the cruise centre will gradually feature murals, creating a multicultural storytelling experience for visitors.

“Through our partnership with NAC, we hope to broaden the reach of our local arts community and create meaningful opportunities for home-grown talents,” said Gregory Tan, chief executive of SATS-Creuers.

The partnership builds on art already featured at MBCCS, including Manifest, a mural by local artist Eunice Hannah Lim, which ties together Singapore’s rich maritime history and its cultural heritage.

An animated version of Manifest will greet passengers at the terminal, leading them towards the full mural, where symbolic sea creatures and maritime and cultural motifs invite visitors to reflect on Singapore’s enduring relationship with the ocean.

SATS-Creuers and NAC said they see this as the first of several collaborations with local artists, with more artwork to be featured at the terminal over the three-year partnership.

“The arts can be experienced in many different places, and partnerships like this allow us to create more opportunities for Singapore artists to share their work with new audiences,” said Lynette Pang, deputy CEO of NAC.

“By bringing the arts into MBCCS, we hope that more travellers will encounter and connect with the diversity of Singapore’s arts and culture as part of their journey, and discover Singapore through the work and perspectives of our artists.”

In October 2025, MBCCS completed a $40 million upgrade that boosted its capacity from 6,800 to 11,700 passengers, helping the terminal meet growing demand for cruise travel.

National Arts Council

SATS-Creuers 首席执行官 Gregory Tan（左）和 NAC 副首席执行官 Lynette Pang 签署谅解备忘录。

照片：SATS-CREUERS 游轮服务公司/国家艺术委员会

发布于 2026 年 10 月 6 日晚上 11:05

更新于2026年10月6日晚上11:05

新加坡滨海湾邮轮中心 (MBCCS) 将与国家艺术理事会 (NAC) 达成一项新的三年合作关系，在邮轮旺季期间展示本地艺术作品和音乐表演。

航站楼将以壁画和名为“Manifest”的动画壁画为特色，突出新加坡的航海历史和文化遗产，以提升游客体验。

2025 年耗资 4000 万美元的升级改造将 MBCCS 的容量增加到 11700 名乘客，以满足不断增长的邮轮需求，同时支持更多艺术合作计划。

新加坡——根据运营商 SATS-Creuers Cruise Centre 与国家艺术理事会 (NAC) 签署的一项为期三年的协议，本地艺术家的艺术作品和表演将为新加坡滨海湾邮轮中心 (MBCCS) 增添活力。

新濠博亚邮轮中心和新加坡国家艺术中心在10月6日的一份联合声明中表示，游客可以期待在邮轮高峰期（例如重大节日和当地学校假期）欣赏到音乐表演。

此外，邮轮中心的墙壁空间将逐步出现壁画，为游客创造多元文化的叙事体验。

“通过与国家艺术理事会的合作，我们希望扩大本地艺术界的影响力，并为本土人才创造有意义的机会，”SATS-Creuers 首席执行官 Gregory Tan 表示。