
#commUNITY on Campus is a one day multicultural event by Harmony Circle Singapore at SMU's T-Junction B1 Concourse on Friday 18 September 2026, from 1.30pm. Entry is free, and if you complete every zone you get a free Birds of Paradise gelato, Creamie Sippies matcha or Each a Cup drink while stocks last.
It ran until 18 September 2026. We keep the page up because people still search for it and the details are worth having, but do not make the trip on the strength of this article. For what is actually on right now, see things to do this weekend.
It is built like a mini festival on the concourse. Free multicultural workshops, a youth dialogue session, a live photobooth, and heritage food and spice stations. The Harmony Circle behind it is the MCCY-backed community platform for racial and religious harmony, renamed from the old IRCCs in July 2022, with one circle in every constituency. This is their campus edition.
The bit that got our comments going is the free drink. Walk every zone, show your stamped card, and pick a Birds of Paradise gelato, a Creamie Sippies matcha or an Each a Cup drink. It is while stocks last, and the Each a Cup is literally next door to the venue, so the gelato will go first.
Faizal Caricatures, the guy you have seen drawing at half of Singapore's roadshows, is doing free live caricatures. Graceful Quills types you a personalised poem on a typewriter. Both are the kind of stations that build a 30 minute queue by mid afternoon, so hit them when you arrive.
The evening finishes with a Multicultural Trivia Night. Answer correctly and you are in the running for a Nintendo Switch, Sony headphones or a digital vlog camera. Our giveaway winners get a clue for it, more on that below.
Ten winners each get a $20 Yochi voucher plus one trivia night clue. To enter: follow @harmonycirclesg and @eventful_sg on Instagram, then comment on our post with the activity you are most excited for at #commUNITY. One entry per person, winners picked with a random name generator. Our caption says the giveaway runs till 25 September, while the slide says 17 September, so enter before the 17th and you are covered either way.
If $20 of froyo is your kind of prize, our student meal deals under $12 list is the same energy.
T-Junction is the B1 concourse under SMU's Li Ka Shing Library, 70 Stamford Road, S178901. It sits in the underground walkway between Bras Basah MRT (Circle line, exit straight into campus) and City Hall, so it is sheltered the whole way. Doors 1.30pm onwards on 18 September only. It is a Friday, so expect students between classes early on and the after-work crowd for trivia night.
· Do the zones first, then the caricature queue. The free drink is while stocks last and the gelato runs out before the bubble tea.
· Bras Basah MRT exit leads straight into the SMU basement walkway. Do not surface at City Hall in the heat.
· Trivia night is at the end of the day. If you are only there for the Switch, you can come after work.
· Enter the Yochi giveaway before 17 September to be safe. Two dates are floating around and the earlier one is the safe bet.
Friday 18 September 2026 only, from 1.30pm, at SMU T-Junction B1 Concourse, 70 Stamford Road, Singapore 178901, beside Each a Cup.
Yes. Entry is free. Workshops, the caricatures, the poems and the photobooth are free too.
Complete all the zones at the event and you can claim a Birds of Paradise gelato, a Creamie Sippies matcha or an Each a Cup drink, while stocks last.
A Nintendo Switch, Sony headphones or a digital vlog camera, for answering the multicultural trivia questions correctly.
Follow @harmonycirclesg and @eventful_sg on Instagram and comment the activity you are excited for on the giveaway post. One entry per person, ten winners chosen at random, each gets a $20 Yochi voucher and a trivia clue.
Harmony Circles are community platforms backed by the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth (MCCY). They were renamed from Inter-Racial and Religious Confidence Circles in July 2022 and there is one in every constituency.
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