mOSAic Fringe Events

Organised by NUS iCare

Dates: 4 February 2026
Times: 3-8pm
Location: Outside NUS

Embark on the NUS iCARE Food Trail, a journey through Singapore’s vibrant food districts such as Arab Street, Little India, Chinatown, and Lau Pa Sat. Don’t miss out on an immersive evening of food, culture, and community building that goes beyond casual dining!

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Organised by NUS Enablers

Dates: 4 February 2026
Times: 7-9pm
Venue: Pitstop@YIH

Join us for an engaging dialogue on disability representation and how disability has been portrayed by popular media. Reflect on how representation shapes public attitudes and personal identity, and imagine more authentic and diverse ways of representing disability.

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Co-organised by NUS French Hexagon and Spanish Language Community @ NUS 

Date: 6 February 2026
Time: 6-8pm
Location: Central Library, Multi-Purpose Room

Join Franco-Hispanic Cross-Cultural Fest to learn commonalities between French and Spanish, discover the cultures of France, Spain, Quebec and Latin America, and take part in exciting games!

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Organised by NUS Hindu Club

Date: 6 February 2026
Time: 6-9pm
Location: YIH Dance Studio 1

Join NUS Hindu Club to learn more about Kirtan, a devotional singing practised in Hinduism. Participate in a reflective discussion to understand the importance of Kirtan in the lives of the Hindu community.

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Organised by Thai Students @ NUS, Malaysian Students' League @ NUS, NUS Enablers and Perhimpunan Indonesia @ NUS

Date: 8 February 2026
Time: 8am-6pm
Location: University Sports Centre

Game on! SEAnergy is where communities unite, teams rise, and the diverse NUS campus comes alive. Through adrenaline-fuelled sports and cultural games, experience diversity in action. Try your hand at Boccia, a Paralympic sport that brings strategy, precision and inclusive play to the forefront. Step in, play hard, and leave with stories you’ll be telling long after the final whistle.

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Organised by NUS Enablers in collaboration with Foreword Coffee

Date: 11 February 2026
Time: 1-3pm
Location: Central Library Forum

Come down for meaningful conversations about disability and identity and enjoy a free drink from Foreword Coffee! Hear from Human “books” who are community members with diverse disability experiences, sharing their stories and perspectives.

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Organised by NUS Enablers in collaboration with Student Accessibility Unit

Date: 11 February 2026
Time: 3-5.30pm
Location: Central Library

Enjoy a screening of Crip Camp, an award- winning documentary that traces the disability rights movement in the United States of America and the power of community and collective action. Reflect and share perspectives on the film through a facilitated community dialogue, and connect the film’s themes to disability inclusion on campus and beyond.

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Organised by Vietnamese Community @ NUS

Date: 11 February 2026
Time: 4-6pm
Location: Multi-Sports Hall @ PGP Residence

Experience the history and culture of Tết through fun Vietnamese folk games, arts and crafts challenges and a masterclass on the dos and don'ts of a traditional Tết gathering. Enjoy a scrumptious feast while engaging in these activities!

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Organised by NUS Interfaith in collaboration with NUS Buddhist Society, NUS Legion of Mary, NUS Sikh Society, NUS Varsity Christian Fellowship and Perhimpunan Indonesia @ NUS (Indonesian Muslim Community)

Date: 11 February 2026
Time: 4-6pm
Location: Medicine-Science Library Collaboration Space

What drives you to do good? How do our personal convictions, religious or secular, guide the choices we make? Engage in a student-led dialogue to share your perspectives, hear from others and explore how different values guide ethical action in a challenging world.

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Organised by NUS Tamil Language Society

Date: 15 February 2026
Time: 10am-6pm
Location: Multi-Purpose Sports Hall, Multi-Purpose Courts and Handball Courts

Sports Spectra invites you to discover aspects of Tamil culture through sports and games! Try your hand at unique Tamil games such as Pambaram (Spinning top) and Pallanguzhi (similar to Mancala board game). Discover the Tamil language, literature and culture through carnival games such as cup pong.

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