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Learn about the heritage of Capitol Singapore and Chijmes with special afternoon tea deals, guided tours, film screenings, and more

As part of Singapore HeritageFest 2024

Mingli Seet
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Mingli Seet
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The Capitol Kempinski Hotel
Photograph: The Capitol Kempinski Hotel
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As part of this year’s Singapore HeritageFest 2024 (SHF 2024) that will take place from May 1 to 26, 2024, The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore, Capitol Singapore and Chijmes will present a lineup of programmes and deals for all to dive deeper into their pasts.

The Capitol Kempinski Hotel Singapore's Lobby Lounge will be hosting Our Storied Past: Heritage Tour and Afternoon Tea, a five-course afternoon tea sesh serving various treats inspired by Singapore’s rich heritage. After the feast, guests are invited to join a free-of-charge guided tour through the grand halls and corridors of The Capitol Kempinski Singapore to further uncover the stories behind the historic cinematic gem, Capitol Theatre, and the iconic building, Chijmes. Limited slots are available for the walking tour, so be sure to secure your slots quickly.

Stamford House Facade
Photograph: Scott A. WoodwardStamford House Facade

That’s not all – other dining deals await at 15 Stamford. Enjoy the ‘Heritage Dish’ promotion featuring signature local dishes such as laksa, and free truffle fries at The Bar at 15 Stamford when you purchase two glasses of their signature cocktail, Plantation 1840. This promotion is limited to one redemption per bill per table only.

The Capitol Kempinski Hotel
Photograph: The Capitol Kempinski HotelThe Capitol Theatre

On May 10, guests will also be able to enjoy the screening of various films by local filmmaker Royston Tan that features the Capitol Theatre as its set. Some of the films he will be unveiling for the very first time include dance-film Ghosts of Capitol Theatre, and documentary Old Places. This also coincides with the cinema's 94th anniversary this month. Towards the end, there will be a Q&A dialogue session with the filmmaker himself for all to gain insights on the motivation behind his works, as well as to share more about the building's significance to him.

To find out more about the restaurant deals, click here
For more information about Royston at Capitol, click here.

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