Known as the home of local Indian culture and heritage, Little India is one of the most vibrant neighbourhoods in Singapore. But how much do we really know about this colourful historical precinct and its lesser known occupants? The ethnic enclave draws migrant workers all over Singapore looking for a familiar place away from home, thereby shaping the character of the space. Each corner harbours its share of stories and reflections.

Co-created and co-led with migrant workers, the Solidarity Walk explores the importance of the area as a flourishing social node that serves as a place for social exchange, recreation and migration needs. It seeks to demystify the place as a place that is troubled, unsafe, and undesirable while offering participants the opportunity to interact with migrant workers to gain a deeper understanding of their socioeconomic struggles.

Hear first-hand from the migrants their stories of struggles and hope, and get to know them better over a meal.

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Little India is known as the home of local Indian culture and heritage in Singapore. But how much do you really know about this colourful historical precinct? Migrant workers from all over the country have made this vibrant neighbourhood their home away from home, with each corner harbouring its own share of hidden stories.

Co-created and co-led by migrant workers, the Solidarity Walk gives you the chance to interact with Little India’s lesser-known occupants. Come hear first-hand their personal journeys of struggle and hope, and see Little India in a new light.