Goodman Arts Centre
Goodman Arts Centre is Singapore’s largest arts enclave, located in Mountbatten. Established in 2011 and managed by Arts House Group, it hosts over 100 artists and arts organisations across multiple disciplines.
About Goodman Arts Centre
Goodman Arts Centre (GAC) is Singapore’s largest arts enclave and a major creative hub for the country’s cultural and performing arts community. Located in the Mountbatten district, the seven-acre campus provides a tranquil and collaborative environment for artists, arts organisations, and cultural institutions. Managed by Arts House Group, the center is home to more than 100 artists and arts groups, ranging from emerging practitioners to established arts companies.
The center supports a wide spectrum of artistic disciplines, including music, dance, theatre, visual arts, and literary arts. It also houses the National Arts Council, reinforcing its role as a key node within Singapore’s arts ecosystem. Facilities at Goodman Arts Centre include black box theaters, galleries, multi-purpose halls, rehearsal studios, and specialized spaces for ceramics, music, and dance, making it a flexible venue for performances, rehearsals, workshops, and exhibitions.
Beyond professional arts activities, Goodman Arts Centre also plays an important role in community engagement and arts education. The campus regularly hosts public programs such as the Goodman Open House, workshops, festivals, and family-friendly activities. Spaces like The Artground, a dedicated children’s arts center, encourage creative learning and interaction among families and young audiences.
Through its combination of performance venues, rehearsal studios, educational initiatives, and artist residencies, Goodman Arts Centre continues to serve as a vital platform for artistic collaboration, cultural exchange, and the development of Singapore’s contemporary arts landscape.
Quick Facts
Capacity
128 people
Established
2011
Past Events
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