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Events with the Arts Club

we make any occasion a reality.

The Story

Telok Ayer Arts Club is a multifaceted, made-in-Singapore eatery that brings homegrown art, music, food and drink

together in unexpected ways.

Owned and operated by The Supermarket Company, the first location is situated in the heart of the busy Telok Ayer neighbourhood,

at the crossroads of commerce, heritage, culture and more.

Positioned as a fresh take on Singapore’s beloved community centre, Telok Ayer Arts

Club is an all-day, all- encompassing space where all are welcomed to gather at any time of the day – a jolt of creativity that is here to

remind city dwellers to think about the driving forces behind our work, our city, and our lives

as people.

The Design

“FUUR drew inspiration from built works of the 1970s that fuse art and

architecture – specifically, Casa Gilardi by Luis Barragan (Mexico City); Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill (Barcelona,

Spain); the ’70s conceptual art and architecture of Superstudio; and Cave

House by Fernando Higueras (Madrid, Space). With these references in mind,

FUUR devised a “70s modernism remixed” theme for the Telok Ayer

Arts Club.”

“It was a period that had a kind of optimism about the future, something which we lack now. You could be many things in the ’70s. I feel that

kind of vagueness is much less celebrated in today’s discourses.”

—Jasper Chia, Co-Founder FUUR

The Design

Designed by FUUR Associates, the design of TelokAyer Arts Club was tasked to transcend labels beyond the conventional notions of a commercial space.

A full-length window of modest proportion reveals the soul of the space,

sitting between two curved mini brutalist structures. Clad in terracotta tiles of

varying tonality, these curvaceous walls call out memories of old red brick

buildings with a modern interpretation. Cultural junkies enter the 95-square-

metre space and see a bar made of 100-year-old teak reclaimed from old village

houses in Chiang Mai – a material language that continues internally and externally (used for the park benches).

“FUUR drew inspiration from built works of the 1970s that fuse art and architecture – specifically, Casa Gilardi by Luis Barragan (Mexico City); Walden 7 by Ricardo Bofill (Barcelona, Spain); the ’70s conceptual art and architecture of Superstudio; and Cave House by Fernando Higueras (Madrid, Space). With these references in mind, FUUR devised a “’70s modernism remixed” theme for the Telok Ayer Arts Club.”

“A full-length window of modest proportion reveals the soul of the space, sitting between two

curved mini brutalist structures. Clad in terracotta tiles of varying tonality, these curvaceous walls

call out memories of old red brick buildings with a modern

interpretation”

Capacity

Indoors

Seated: 44 pax30 dining seats

6 high seats6 bar seats

“Inside, the space is anchored by a handmade terrazzo counter with marble

and glass infills. A sleek lighting structure runs across the bar.

Complementing the bar are customised stools upholstered with ‘Raf Simons for

Kvadrat’ fabric with playful spot colours.”

“Cultural junkies enter the 95-square-metre space and see a bar

made of 100-year-old teak reclaimed from old village

houses in Chiang Mai –a material language that continues

internally and externally (used also for the park benches)”

Capacity

Outdoors

Seated: 16 pax14 low seats2 high seats

Total (Standing)

60 - 80 pax

The Menu

A small menu that puts creative spinson locally inspired favourites such asstreet food classic Roti John, LaksaCarbonara, a tri-mushroom vegetarianTruffle Mee with black fungus and oursignature Roasted Spatchcock withSambal Oelek.

With wholesomeness always on themind and at the heart of it all, the ArtsClub chooses to use ingredients andtechniques that, while costlier in termsof dollars and time, make up for it withgoodness—both nutritionally and inflavour.

A-la-carte menuSet Lunch menu

Cocktails

Our crème-de-la-crème, our prideand joy: a cocktail list that takescult drink stall favourites to newlevels. Think Ribena Limau, TauHuay Chui, Kopi C Gau andWintermelon Highballs. Ourfavourite part is the DessertCocktails, the perfect addition afterevery meal. Our bartenders tooktheir mother’s recipes andreinvented them. What you get issomething special. Mindblowing,almost.

Cocktail List

Obviously, we have a well stockedbar of some unusual suspects,including a curated list of finewines from around the world.

Wines & Spirits

Define what happens at an Arts Club.

We hold unique, intimate creative experiences that blend literary, theatre, performance, music, and the visual arts. If this is something you’re looking for, we could help you with this.

• Artist-led Workshops• Art Appreciation Classes• Intimate music nights• Private Chef Pop-Ups• Private Film Screenings• Panel Discussions

What We Do

Photos from Dawn Ng’s 11—A Performance Piece, held over Singapore Art Week 2019.

A safe space for anyone to start a

conversation—about music, art

or food.

If you’re looking for a place that’s not afraid to

ask tough questions without fear or shame—

look no further.

For what else drives creativity than

imagination and a bit of bravery?

Photos from a Client Engagement Event by LEICA: Photography & Dining

These days, everyone’s an artist.

If you need an exhibition space, or advice on your

budding artistic career, we may have what you’re looking

for.

The Arts Club has basic gallery facilities to exhibit work in, such as trackers,

cables and spotlights. With a resident curator readily

available, we can even advise you on how best to show and

present your work.

Get Rates

Hosting intimate group lunches or dinners.Whether it’s for 6 or 25, we can cater to your dining

needs—whether it’s canapes or communal style platters.

We love music and aren’t afraid to go loud.From a three piece classical ensemble to DJ nights to

mini shoegazey rock concerts, we’ve done it all.

Corporate Events

We’re not fussy—treat our space like a blank canvas.

Feel free to dress it up, transforming it for your brand.

• Product Launches• Brand or Client Appreciation

• Corporate Gatherings• Team Building Exercises• Brand Awareness Pop-ups• Company/Industry Mixers

Team Building / Corporate Day-Out’s

If you’re looking for something out-of-

the-box, we can deliver activities that

aren’t your usual run-of-the-mill.

We have rates available for:

• Private Art Workshops with Practicing Artists

• Wellness & Mindfulness Sessions (led by Anita Kapoor / Mae Kwan)

• DJ Event Rates –Aldrin, Ginette Chittick, Mr. Has

Arts Club Specials: Bespoke F&B

We love getting creative.

Especially when it’s to do with food &

drink. Need a special cocktail or

snack? Almost everything can be

customized.

• Custom branded F&B

• Branded menus

Factsheet

ParkingThe Clift, Frasers Tower, Bangkok Bank,

Stanley Street, Telok Ayer Street.

AV EquipmentProjector, Screen, Bluetooth Speaker & 2

Mics. RCA Cable to link up to Bose soundsystem.

Opening HoursMondays to Saturdays, 11am—11pm. Closed on PHs and Sundays. We’re open to opening

outside these timings, for an additional set up fee.

LayoutView the floorplan here.

In the Press

• Buro 24/7 SG: Telok Ayer Arts Club in Singapore: Curator Anmari Van Nieuwenhove on McCallum Street’s new art and music restaurant-bar

• B-Side Kamiliah Bahdar: Everything We Do Is Driven by Creative Energy

• The Luxe Nomad ‘7 things to love about Telok Ayer Arts Club’

• SG MAGAZINE ‘Art, music, food, drink: How Telok Ayer Arts Club makes it all work in one space’

• The Straits Times L!fe Section: Eat, Drink & View Art

• T: The New York Times Style Magazine: In Telok Ayer, An Arts Club Reignites The Spirit of Community Centres

In the Press

The Team Kathy GuiterrezFront of House Managerkathy@telokayerartsclub.sg

Joel & Wei TangThe (Dream) Kitchen Team

The Team

Darren & NazOur Bartenders

Anmari Van NieuwenhoveArts Manageranmari@telokayerartsclub.sg

Kamiliah BahdarCurator

Thank you and see you at the Club