Play Den (120 pax) 9am - 1pm. 2pm - 6pm. 7pm - 11pm. per 4-hr block. Living Room (Theatre-style - 70pax / Roundtable - 60pax) 9am - 1pm.

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1 rental packages non-profit arts companies / artists Venue(s) and hire timings are subject to availability. The hire timings for set-up/rehearsal and performances are in 4-hour blocks as follows: Play Den (120 pax) 9am - 1pm 2pm - 6pm 7pm - 11pm Performance $500 Living Room (Theatre-style - 70pax / Roundtable - 60pax) 9am - 1pm 2pm - 6pm 7pm - 11pm Performance $600 Chamber (200 pax) 9am - 1pm 2pm - 6pm 7pm - 11pm Performance $800

2 Blue Room (Theatre-style - 80pax / Roundtable 60pax) 9am - 1pm 2pm - 6pm 7pm - 11pm Performance $700 Screening Room (film) (Capacity: 75 pax) 9am 11pm weekdays weekends Set-up / Screening Set-up / Screening $300 Gallery (exhibition) 10am 8pm 10am 8pm Non-profit arts groups / Independent artists Commercial gallery / Sale of works $450/day ($270/day for set-up) $750/day ($450/day for set-up) Visit our website for specifications All venues rental does not include manpower.

3 manpower charges Hirer shall bear the additional fees of technicians, whose rates are stated below as per incurred in the course of their set-up/rehearsals or performances. Technicians* Technicians (work beyond 4 hours) Additional hour or part thereof Technicians (work beyond 10pm)** Additional hour or part thereof Weekday (Mon to Fri) $60/4hrs block $18/hr $36/hr Weekend (Sat & Sun) & Public Holiday $80/4hrs block $23/hr $46/hr Transportation*** $15 after 10pm. $25 after midnight. *Please note that all requests are subject to a minimum booking of 4 hours session for each worker engaged. **For work beyond 10pm, hirers are to pay double of rates above (work beyond 4 hours). *** Hirers are required to pay for the transportation charges incurred for each worker

4 equipment charges The Promoter shall bear the charges for items rented from AHL as per stated below. Furniture 1 Banquet Chairs (colour hammer tone copper c/w maroon fabric) 2 Banquet Chair Covers in cream colour 3 IBM tables-1.5ft x 6ft c/w blue table cloth & skirting 4 Oblong tables-2.5ft x 6ft c/w dark blue skirting 5 Round Tables Diameter-5ft c/w white table cloth 6 Rostrum 7 Wooden Easels (various sizes) $3 $3 $15 $30 $70 TBA Display 8 Movable White Panel (4ft x 8 ft; 1.2m x 2.4m) 9 Long White Panel (4ft x 115 ) (For Gallery only) $50 Light 10 Spotlight 50W (For Gallery) Projection 11 Projector 2500 Lumens XGA 12 Portable tripod Screen Size 84 x 84 (7 x 7 ) $400 $120 Sound 13 Yamaha Upright Piano - Moving & Tuning 14 Kawaii Baby Grand Piano (5ft 6inch 442HZ) 15 Piano Baby Grand - moving (2-way)** on weekdays and during office hours, before 5pm 16 Piano Baby Grand - moving (2-way)** on weekend or after 5pm on weekdays 17 Piano Baby Grand - moving (2-way)** Last minute request (within 2 working days before event) 18 Piano Baby Grand - tuning at 442 hz (together with shifting of piano) 19 Piano Baby Grand/Upright Piano - tuning at 442 hz (if tuning only) 20 Handheld dynamic microphone c/w 10m XLR 3-pin receptacle cable 21 Wired microphone 22 Lapel microphone 23 Headset 24 Direct Input Box (DI Box) 25 Basic Sound System with 2 Handheld microphones $300 0 $700 $1000 TBA +$70 $100 $50 $50 $450 Mobile Stage 26 Mobile stage - 4ft x 8ft **Applicable to venues outside Living Room Dual height - 2ft / 2.8ft c/w gray carpet & maroon skirting $120

5 The Arts House box office ticketing charges A. Charges to Promoters 1 Administration & Programming Fee $180 per event per venue (up to 5 performances) $240 per event per venue (more than 5 performances), A re-programming fee of $80 per amendment for changes made after signing off the ticketing checklist and acceptance of ticket specimen (showing layout). 2 Inside Charge 3 Commission 4 Credit Card VISA/MASTER Amex JCB NETS Bytes 5 GST 6 Cancellation fee $0.40 per ticket 1.5% of Net ticket sales 3.5% outlet ; 3.5% hotline 3.5% outlet ; 4.0% hotline 3.5% outlet 2.0% outlet 3.0% online Prevailing Government Levy of 7% (on charges borne by promoter, based on total charges payable to Arts House for ticketing) 2 times inside charge, subject to minimum of $1.00. This is also applicable to sold tickets returned by promoter. B. Charges to Consumers 1 Ticket fees 2 Handling fees Pickup onsite Mail Registered mail Courier $2 per ticket NA $1.00 for every multiple of 10 tickets $5.00 for every multiple of 10 tickets $15.00 All rates are subject to change at management s discretion without prior notice.

6 notes to hirers Administrative & Programming Fee Payment of the administration fee should be made together with booking deposits for the venue. Event Information The Promoter shall forward to The Box Office Manager, The Arts House in writing as soon as practicable and in any event no less than 14 business days before the sales start date of the event, all information reasonably required by The Arts House relating to the event and such information as The Arts House may require from time to time. Summary of sales The Arts House Box Office shall send a Summary of sales daily on working days (Mon Fri) to the promoter via fax or / and to a designated . Return of Unsold Tickets All unsold tickets in its possession or control must be submitted to The Arts House Box Office within three (3) Business Days of the final Event Date. All delays will result in consequent delays to the settlement of all accounts for the event. Settlement The Arts House Box Office shall be entitled to deduct the charges set out above, as well as the charges relating to venue rental from the Gross Ticket Sales before paying the Promoter s Proceeds to the Promoter. Promoter s Proceeds shall be paid and accounted to the Promoter on the Settlement Date, falling (21) Business Days after the last date of the entire event.

7 official caterers and bar Viet Lang Ady Mohd Nor / Winnie Goh T M / E wellbornsales@gmail.com Olivia Cassivelaun Fancourt (OCF) Jackson Lim T M E jackson.lim@athousandtales.com Timbré Damien Ong T M E damien.ong@timbregroup.asia Orange Clove (Halal) Jesinta Chen / Jerine Soh T M / E jesinta.chen@neogroup.com.sg / jerine.soh@neogroup.com.sg Amici Events & Catering (Halal) Cheong Wing Hong M E wing@amici.com.sg 1 OLD PARLIAMENT LANE SINGAPORE T F W E enquiries@artshouse.sg

8 know more about our spaces! Screening Room Experience the magic of the silver screen in this 75-seater film theatrette, which used to house several offices during the Legislative Assembly and Parliamentary years in the late 20 th century. It is now a dedicated space for movie lovers as we feature our film series like But Is The Book Better? and SFS The Arts House, as well as film festivals, including the Singapore Chinese Film Festival and Big Eyes, Big Minds: Singapore International Children s Film Festival. Away from the humdrum of the office, this versatile and intimate space is a perfect setting for corporate functions such as media briefings and presentations, or a great way to treat your friends to a private film screening! Film Gallery The Film Gallery, located beyond the Box Office, is a long corridor featuring arches and niches. This narrow corridor on the ground floor has a long notorious history dating back more than 100 years. In the 19th century, it was used as a lock-up for criminals when the building served as a courthouse. In 1953, when the building was restored to house the new Legislative Assembly, the dungeon fell into disuse. It later became a storeroom for stationery in the 1970s. It is a good space to feature exhibitions of films that are being shown in the Screening Room, located at the centre of the Film Gallery or an alternative exhibition space for art works. Gallery The Gallery, in true Tuscan architecture, features high ceilings held up by tall columns and enriched by simple trimmings in its cornices. This open visual arts space is the perfect venue for exhibitions, talks, corporate receptions and product launches. The Gallery used to be part of the Legislative Assembly Library and later, from 1980, it became the Committee Room where meetings of the select committee were held. Important Bills like the Copyright Bill, the Maintenance of Religious Harmony Bill, the Parents Bill and many others were once deliberated here. Play Den Experience the magic of the silver screen in this 75-seater film theatrette, which used to house several offices during the Legislative Assembly and Parliamentary years in the late 20 th century. It is now a dedicated space for movie lovers as we feature our film series like But Is The Book Better? and SFS The Arts House, as well as film festivals, including the Singapore Chinese Film Festival and Big Eyes, Big Minds: Singapore International Children s Film Festival. Away from the humdrum of the office, this versatile and intimate space is a perfect setting for corporate functions such as media briefings and presentations, or a great way to treat your friends to a private film screening!

9 Chamber The Chamber is the most historically significant space in The Arts House, in fact, the heart of the House. Formerly the Parliamentary Chamber where Members of the Singapore Parliament gathered, the Chamber also had special furniture shipped in from London, and the upholstery used is the original that was in place since To facilitate understanding by all Members, who may speak in English, Mandarin, Malay or Tamil, simultaneous interpretation is provided, and the device attached by the side, allows them to listen to the proceedings in any one of the above languages. The round plates on the back of the seats used to be the speakers. The castle-like design on them is part of the Colonial crest used when Singapore was a British Colony. The Chamber is now popularly used for recitals, concerts, conferences, fashion shows. Living Room The Living Room was where the nerve centre of the Parliament House used to be. From 1955 to 1959, this room was the general office of the Old Parliament House, in which administrators coordinated papers and reports for Parliamentary sessions. Later in 1959, after the formation of the government, the room was used for meetings of the People s Action Party. Now a multi-purpose room, the Living Room is suitable for seminars, receptions, book launches, workshops as well as rehearsal spaces. Blue Room Originally blue, the room keeps its moniker as a reminder of its rich history. The former Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Room was used as a lounge for Members of Parliament to eat, drink and discuss issues in a more relaxed manner in between debate sessions. In the 1950s, the adjoining Old Select Committee Room, now called the VIP Room, was the venue of a secret meeting between then Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew and the underground Communist chief, Fong Chong Pik aka The Plen (for plenipotentiary). This was also where Mr Lee discussed strategies with his Old Guard ministers to take on the opposition Barisan Socialis in debate. The room is now a versatile space used both for performances and corporate functions, including press conferences, product launches and receptions. Print Gallery The Print Gallery occupies the front corridor of The Arts House, just before entry into the Foyer and the Box-Office. This part of the House features a long corridor that mirrors the corridor at the back of the House where the Screening Room is situated and connects to the central staircase. The significant story about the staircase took place in the 1950s when the House first became the Assembly House. Singapore s first Chief Minister David Marshall was only given a table under this staircase as his office on the first day of his new appointment. He was naturally very unhappy with this arrangement and protested by sitting under the tree outside. He was given a proper office the next day. The Print Gallery is now used as a space to showcase artworks by new and upcoming artists in Singapore who are supported by The Arts House Visual Arts Scheme.