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1. www.roots.gov.sg › stories-landing › storiesThe History and Evolution of Singapore's Hawker Culture - Roots

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   Late 1960s to 1980s – The first hawker centres. After Singapore’s independence in 1965, along with the move to turn Singapore into the region’s business hub, the work of licensing hawkers and relocating them into more organised spaces picked up momentum.

2. www.straitstimes.com › life › foodNew book traces hawkers back to 14th-century Singapore

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   Aug 31, 2024 · SINGAPORE – Before Singapore became Singapore, in Temasek times, there were hawkers, according to a new book, From Streets To Stalls, by Singaporean author Ryan Kueh. His 174-page book looks...

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4. biblioasia.nlb.gov.sg › vol-9 › issue-3Hawkers: From Public Nuisance to National Icons

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   From bane of the government to boon of tourism, hawkers in Singapore have come a long way from the time they were viewed by government officials as progenitors of disorder and disease. Hawkers at the car park beside the former Specialists’ Centre on Orchard Road, 1970.

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5. www.roots.gov.sg › stories › Hawker-CultureSingapore’s Hawker Culture: Our Material Heritage - Roots

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   Learn how our rich hawker heritage, having evolved with technological advancements and shifting consumer tastes, continue to define Singapore’s social and culinary experiences.

6. sgmagazine.com › lifestyle › 2nd-edition-of2nd edition of ‘Singapore Hawker Centres’ charts the ...

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   Dec 19, 2023 · With this in mind, the second edition of the publication came to fruition. Launched on Dec 18 with the support of the National Environment Agency (NEA) and National Heritage Board (NHB), the book is a continued celebration of hawker culture and its role as part of Singaporeans’ everyday lives.

7. www.nea.gov.sg › media › newsHawker Culture Is Singapore’s First Inscription On UNESCO’s ...

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   Dec 16, 2020 · From traditional and popular multicultural hawker food, to historical and fun facts behind hawker centres, as well as behind-the-scenes stories about hawkers, this photo series brings one on a tour to appreciate Singapore's hawker culture - the people, place and food, and celebrates this unique culture and integral part of our heritage.

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   Did Singapore have hawkers before Singapore became Singapore?

   • ST PHOTO: GIN TAY SINGAPORE – Before Singapore became Singapore, in Temasek times, there were hawkers, according to a new book, From Streets To Stalls, by Singaporean author Ryan Kueh. His 174-page book looks at the history and evolution of hawking and hawker centres here.

   New book traces hawkers back to 14th-century Singapore

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   What is Singapore hawker culture?

   • “Our hawker culture is a reflection of Singapore’s heritage and community,” says Professor Lily Kong, author of Singapore Hawker Centres: People, Places, Food and the president of Singapore Management University. “It has undoubtedly shaped our identity; there is no understanding of Singapore without insight into hawker culture.”

   2nd edition of ‘Singapore Hawker Centres’ charts the evolution of

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   Why are hawker centres so popular in Singapore?

   • Evolved from street food culture, hawker centres have become markers of Singapore as a multicultural city-state, comprising Chinese, Malay, Indian and other cultures. Hawkers take inspiration from the confluence of these cultures, adapting dishes to local tastes and contexts.

   Hawker Culture Is Singapore’s First Inscription On UNESCO’s

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   Are hawkers a problem in Singapore?

   • From bane of the government to boon of tourism, hawkers in Singapore have come a long way from the time they were viewed by government officials as progenitors of disorder and disease. Hawkers at the car park beside the former Specialists’ Centre on Orchard Road, 1970.

   Hawkers: From Public Nuisance to National Icons - National Library Board

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   Is hawker culture in Singapore a representative list?

   • With the positive recommendations from the Evaluation Body, the IGC chaired by H.E. Ms Olivia Grange (Minister of Culture, Gender, Entertainment and Sport of Jamaica), proceeded to declare Hawker Culture in Singapore inscribed on the Representative List.

   Hawker Culture Is Singapore’s First Inscription On UNESCO’s

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   Where were the first hawker centres in Singapore?

   • Chomp Chomp Food Centre, Block 51 Old Airport Road, and Tiong Bahru Market were among the first hawker centres to serve up mouth-watering Singaporean delicacies in this exciting new era of the hawker story. Balloting of market stalls at the old Kallang Airport estate. (1963. Photo courtesy of National Archives of Singapore.)

   The History and Evolution of Singapore's Hawker Culture - Roots

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9. www.nationalgeographic.com › travel › articleSingapore's hawker culture - National Geographic

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   Dating as far back as the 1800s, hawker culture in Singapore originated from the early migrant population selling quick, affordable meals on street pavements, in town squares and parks –...