Creative workshops, cultural programmes and collaborative art experiences designed to bring communities together through participation, connection and creativity.





Great community programmes create opportunities for people to connect, participate and create together.
For more than 25 years, Strokearts has partnered with organisations across Singapore to deliver engaging art experiences that strengthen community connections and celebrate cultural diversity.
Programmes designed to encourage participation, creativity and shared experiences.
Suitable for children, adults, seniors, families and mixed-age community groups.
Traditional and contemporary art programmes that celebrate creativity, heritage and cultural appreciation.
A proven track record of delivering successful community, educational and cultural programmes across Singapore.
A large-scale collaborative artwork created during Singapore’s SG60 celebrations involving more than 200 participants at Buangkok Community Club.
A community-led art initiative that brought residents together through collective creativity and cultural expression.
Creative programmes that support wellbeing, lifelong learning and social connection through meaningful artistic experiences.
Interactive workshops that encourage creativity, collaboration and community involvement.
Hands-on experiences featuring:
Creative activities that bring together children, parents, grandparents and caregivers through shared artistic experiences.
Programmes focused on mindfulness, social connection, public participation and large-scale community art initiatives.
All programmes can be customised to suit your organisation, audience and event objectives.
Community programmes at Strokearts are guided by founder Shivali Mathur, a NAC, MOE and PA Approved Trainer with more than 25 years of experience delivering creative learning and community engagement initiatives across Singapore.
Her experience helps ensure every programme balances creativity, participation, cultural appreciation and meaningful community outcomes.





No. All programmes are beginner-friendly and designed to be accessible for participants of different skill levels.
Yes. Programmes can be tailored around community celebrations, engagement goals, cultural themes and participant demographics.
Yes. We regularly support both small-group workshops and large-scale community engagement programmes.
Yes. Traditional art forms such as Warli, Madhubani, Gond, Kalamkari, Pichwai, Rangoli and Lippan Art are among our most popular community programmes.
Yes. Programmes can be conducted at community centres, clubs, libraries, event spaces and approved public venues.
We recommend booking early, particularly for major community events, festive periods and large-scale programmes.
Whether you’re planning a cultural celebration, family engagement activity, wellbeing workshop or large-scale collaborative art project, Strokearts can create a customised programme designed around your goals and community.
With more than 25 years of experience and a proven track record of successful community initiatives across Singapore, we continue to help organisations bring people together through creativity, culture and meaningful participation.
