In multicultural Singapore, crossing cultural boundaries does not occur commonly. Going beyond multiculturalism, Singaporeans need to enter the Other’s sphere to appreciate it better, even embrace it. This event brought together four talented intercultural individuals who are expert practitioners of art forms outside their customary ethnic cultural space: Malik Mazlan, a Malay who practices Chinese calligraphy; Govin Tan, a Chinese who has dedicated himself to Indian percussion instruments including the tabla; Evan Eng Yu Fan, another Chinese who has made a serious hobby of Javanese dance and gamelan music; and Amritha Devaraj, an Indian trained in Carnatic Music, who has crossed over into the world of Xinyao — a genre of Mandarin songs originating from Singapore.