International Women’s Day 2026

8 Mar 2026, 11am – 5pm | City Hall Wing, Level B1, The Spine Hall | Free 

Heroine, monster, and goddess – which of these roles speak to you? This International Women’s Day, get a tarot card reading to help you tap into your inner power through the symbols and stories of feminine archetypes. Explore diverse visions of the feminine on your own terms and find out how you can harness and embody power in your own unique path.

Inspired by Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise, each session is composed of a facilitated reading that uses cards as reflection prompts to guide you through the exploration of power. Just as there is no one-size-fits-all to feminism, you’re encouraged to explore and (re)define what power means to you and where it expresses itself your life. What will your story be?​

Redeem this session after visiting Fear NoPower: Women Imagining Otherwise. Share your experience, tag and follow us at @nationalgallerysg and #FearNoPower. Slots are limited to the first 25 visitors—on a first come, first served basis.

8 Mar 2026, 11am – 5pm | City Hall Wing, Level B1, The Spine Hall | Free 

This experience invites you to better understand your own visual identity and how color can enhance your confidence, presence and the way you show up in the world. Learn more about your undertone, whether lighter or deeper hues suit you best, and whether softer shades or crisp, bold colours complement your natural features. This empowering session aims to help you embrace the colours that support your most authentic expression.​

Redeem this session after visiting Fear NoPower: Women Imagining Otherwise. Share your experience, tag and follow us at @nationalgallerysg and #FearNoPower. Slots are limited to the first 25 visitors—on a first come, first served basis.

​5 March 2026, 6.30–8pm | National Gallery Singapore, City Hall Wing, Level B1, The Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium 
$5 per pax (Standard), $2 per pax (Gallery Insiders), registration required

Inspired by our exhibition Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise, this panel is co-organised with Association of Women for Action and Research (AWARE) and looks at how policies affecting women’s lives in Singapore have shifted and manifested over the years.

With perspectives from AWARE, activists, and community organizers, we explore how structures can both open and close doors, and what it takes to build a society that protects women’s rights.

8 Mar 2026, 10–11am |  Padang Atrium, Level B1
$30 per pax, registration required | Gallery Insiders enjoy 20% off 

A mindful session that blends gentle strength work with restorative stretches, and ends with a brief reflection inspired by Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise. Explore what stepping into your own power means, both on and off the mat. This 1-hour session is open to all levels. Yoga mats and refreshments are provided after the session.

8 Mar 2026, 5–6pm |  City Hall Wing, Level 5, Ng Teng Fong Roof Garden Gallery
$20 per pax, registration required | Gallery Insiders enjoy 20% off 

Move gently, breathe deeply, and take in the sunset from our rooftop while immersed in a therapeutic soundscape. Inspired by Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise and Temple by Tuan Andrew Nguyen, this session invites quiet reflection on inner strength, resilience, and possibility. The experience concludes with a short guided moment of reflection. This 1-hour session is open to all levels. Yoga mats are provided.

8 Mar 2026, 2–4pm | Supreme Court Wing, Level 5, Glass Room
$45 per pax, registration required | Gallery Insiders enjoy 20% off 

Get hands-on with sustainable fashion! Transform retired PVC banners into unique, functional pieces with skilled facilitators. Bring a buddy and take home a one-of-a-kind accessory!​

8 Mar 2026, 3pm | National Gallery Singapore, City Hall Wing, Level B1, The Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium ​
$10 per pax (Standard), $7 per pax (Concession and Gallery Insiders), registration required

Tracing the life and legacy of Dora Gordine, this programme brings together short film screenings on her practice and contemporary relevance, followed by a sharing and an exclusive conversation between Erika Tan and Dr Fiona Fisher.