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Food programmes form another major component. Visitors can sign up for Kueh & Kopi, a picnic-style experience featuring a curated box of kueh prepared in collaboration with community associations. Cooking demonstrations will also be held with Peranakan chef Nyonya Shirley Tay of Dapor Diva, who will share recipes and tips for dishes such as ayam buah keluak.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, O\u2019 My Darling, a food truck by Old Chang Kee, will feature a specially designed menu, and Sweet Spot, a Peranakan dessert pop-up inspired by traditional flavours, will also be part of the line-up.<\/p>\n
Elsewhere, members of Baba Gabra, a community group dedicated to preserving the Baba Malay language, will compose personalised pantuns (poems in Malay) with English translations for visitors. The museum\u2019s literary showcase will also feature a selection of titles celebrating Peranakan literature, supported by the National Library Board.<\/p>\n
Other activities include workshops inspired by Peranakan florals; herbs and spices; a bingo challenge; Peranakan-themed games and a dress-up photo experience where visitors can try on traditional attire.<\/p>\n
Clement Onn, Director of the Asian Civilisations Museum and Peranakan Museum, said: \u201cArmenian Street Party invites everyone to share in the joy of Peranakan culture through food, fashion, performance, and craft workshops.<\/p>\n
\u201cTogether with our community partners, we look forward to welcoming visitors to the museum to experience and celebrate Peranakan culture in new and meaningful ways.\u201d<\/p>\n<\/div>\n