📅 Date: 7 March 2026
📍Venue: Lam Ann Association, Singapore
Keeping Pace with the Times is an AI imaging exhibition that invites one hundred families to create unique “future family portraits” using their ancestral hometowns as cultural DNA and the power of artificial intelligence. More than a blend of technology and art, the exhibition is a journey through time, preserving family memories while reimagining them for the digital age. By co-creating these AI portraits, families celebrate the continuity of their heritage and the enduring bonds that connect generations.
📆 Date：10 January 2026
It Takes Ten Years to Grow a Tree, a Hundred Years to Nurture a Person
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Singapore Lam Ann Association, the association will hold a tree-planting event themed “It Takes Ten Years to Grow a Tree, a Hundred Years to Nurture a Person” on Saturday, January 10, 2026, at Hong San See Temple and locations arranged by the National Parks Board. Through this event, we will plant 100 trees across the island, combining ecological practice with cultural heritage, showcasing the Nan’an community’s deep roots in Singapore and our shared vision of nurturing the next century together.
📆 Date: 7 February 2026
A Hundred Blessings, Woven to Home
A Hundred Blessings, Woven to Home celebrates the idea of “a hundred people gathering blessings,” symbolising the return of good fortune to the home. One hundred unique scripts each write the character “福” (Blessing), coming together like a shimmering river of light, while the single character “家” (Home) gathers them all, transforming into a warm and welcoming sanctuary. Blessings represent the wishes we place on a home, and a home is where these wishes find their true resting place. More than a ceremonial display, this exhibition is a journey back to cultural roots, where blessings flourish through reunion and hearts find peace in belonging. A hundred blessings in heart, all returning home.
📆 Date: 12 April 2026 (Sunday)
Generations United in Care
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Lam Ann Association, the Generations United in Care event brings together elderly participants from diverse cultural backgrounds to share a meal. The event aims to transcend cultural differences, conveying the traditional Chinese virtue of respecting and caring for elders through warmth and companionship, while fostering community harmony and inclusion. One meal, one gesture of care—this event not only expresses sincere attention to the elderly but also reflects the Association’s century-long commitment to Singapore, its dedication to social responsibility, and its efforts to uphold the spirit of “Respect the elders of your own family and extend that respect to the elders of others.” Through these heartfelt interactions, the centennial celebration is made meaningful and memorable.
