Got a S$100 SG Culture Pass sitting unused? You have plenty of time. The credits are valid until 31 Dec 2028, and there are lots of local shows, tours and workshops to choose from.

Who gets the credits?

According to the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY), the National Arts Council (NAC) and the National Museum of Singapore, Singapore Citizens aged 18 and above in 2025 were given S$100 in SG Culture Pass credits on 1 Sep 2025.

Permanent Residents and other visitors are not listed as eligible on the official pages we read. If you're not sure about your own situation, check the official site.

How long are the credits valid?

The official FAQ says credits are valid from 1 Sep 2025. They must be used for events taking place on or before 31 Dec 2028, or for book purchases made on or before that date.

How to use them: step by step

  1. Go to the official SG Culture Pass website and log in with Singpass.
  2. Complete your profile if asked.
  3. Browse eligible events. You can filter by date, price and art form (heritage, visual arts, theatre, music, dance, films, literary arts).
  4. Click "Get Tickets" and you will be taken to an authorised ticketing partner's website.
  5. At payment, choose "SG Culture Pass" as your payment option. If your credits don't cover the full amount, you can top up with a credit card or PayNow, according to GovTech.

GovTech's guide lists SISTIC, BookMyShow, Pelago and Klook among the authorised ticketing partners, with more possible.

What can you use them on?

  • Eligible local arts and heritage events and programmes, such as walks, workshops, talks and performances
  • Singapore Literature (Sing Lit) books at participating bookstores, listed on the official site

When we looked, the events page showed things like a scent walk through Chinatown, a lantern craft workshop, a Little India art and ink tour, a literary trail in the Botanic Gardens and a jazz performance at Esplanade. The list changes, so check the site for what's on now.

Good to know

  • Eligible local arts and heritage events and programmes, such as walks, workshops, talks and performances
  • Singapore Literature (Sing Lit) books at participating bookstores, listed on the official site

Ideas to get started

If you're not sure what to pick, try a heritage walk with a friend, a family workshop, or a Sing Lit book from a participating bookstore. It's a nice excuse to try something local.