Timing	21 August, Friday	22 August, Saturday	23 August, Sunday
3:00pm	Stalls to Open	Stalls to Open	Stalls to Open
6:00pm	Ethnic Performance: Memoirs of Geylang Serai	Ethnic Performance: Colours Of Temasek	Ethnic Performance: Colours Of Temasek
			Archipelago Lucky Draw Award
6:30pm	Live 60s-80s Performance by The BonSobre Bros	Live 60s-80s Performance by The BonSobre Bros	Live 60s-80s Performance by The BonSobre Bros
7:00pm
7:30pm - 10:00pm	Film Screenings
	Old Times- 14mins	Trishaw - 15mins	Kallang Roar - 88 mins
	(S) 439965 - 7 mins	Lunchtime - 11mins	Zo Gang - 9mins
	Nineteen Twenties - 7mins	Sunat - 10min	D.I.Y - 6mins
	Twenty Four Seven - 9mins	The Days - 100mins	Hock Hiap Leong - 6mins
	The Crocodile Journals - 6.5mins		Kampong Life - 10mins
	Our Last Day - 32 mins		The Girl in Red Sarong - 13mins
	Jiafu - 27mins		Blackboard White Shoes - 8 mins
	Secret Heaven - 16min
	Tak Giu - 15mins
	Monster Brides - 15mins
11:00pm	Event Closes	Event Closes	Event Closes

Please note: The organizer reserves the right to change the programme due to mitigating circumstances.

About the performers

Sriwana

Sriwana was formed in 1950 as a Keroncong Party (a traditional Malay Orchestra). Its activities were mainly to entertain guests at wedding parties and taking part in cultural shows organised by local educational bodies, especially the Malay Youth Literary Association (4PM), with whom Sriwana was affiliated, to raise funds.

In 1999 Sriwana had a management change. Sriwana's dance section especially had a "facelift". Under the direction of the new dance management structure, more efforts were put into developing the group professionally, developing new ideas to reflect in our performances and working towards identifying a group difference. Undaunted and unwilling to give up, Sriwana's dance section underwent a major re-organisation and realignment. A new image was identified: younger, fresher, more vibrant and more passionately driven. Nonetheless the group had never compromised the roots or the foundation of the rich traditional values embedded within each member.

Presently, Sriwana has five sections in its organisation for achieving its cultural activities: the Drama group (contemporary and traditional form), Malay Music (traditional and modern form), Dance group, Kompang, and Bengkel Kanak-kanak (Children Workshop). Our membership comprises approximately 200 ordinary members and 100 youth and children members. The five sections are actively involved, in their own ways in various cultural activities in Singapore.

The BonSobre Bros

Brian, Roger and Xavier are a trio who specialize in vocal harmony. The name of the group, "The BonSobre Bros", is derived from the names of its three members - Brian and Roger Bonsobre and Xavier Sayson. After his stint in the army, Brian planned to go to Europe to play music professionally. However, being a level-headed young man, he rationalized that it would be tough going with the amount of competition found there. So he decided to team up with his brother Roger to try out the local entertainment scene. As they began to get bigger and better assignments, they persuaded their cousin, Xavier Sayson, to join the outfit.

Coming from a musically inclined family, it was not surprising that the boys were drawn to the music profession. As a matter of fact, their grandfather was a professional musician.