Museum of U & Me

The National Heritage Board's Museum of U & Me is a pop-up exhibition that brings together everyday objects and artefacts from our National Collection. Objects featured range from a retro 1970s made-in-Singapore Setron television to measurements of Diana, Princess of Wales taken by local fashion designer Benny Ong, and even a plaque for the first passenger to fly Singapore Airlines.

This SG60 special spans five themes from our shared history to work, food, leisure and home. It features digital displays, 3D prints, and replicas from the National Collection alongside crowdsourced treasures from everyday Singaporeans. Think of it as our nation's treasure box where you can touch, explore, and discover how your own memories connect to our shared heritage – because this isn't just about the past, it's a museum about us, for us, and shaped by us!