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Formation of the National Arts Council on 15 October 1991 from the amalgamation of the Singapore Cultural Foundation, Cultural Division of Ministry of Community Development, Festival of Arts Secretariat and the National Theatre Trust.

It is considered a milestone because the formation of the National Arts Council signifies a huge step forward for the arts industry in Singapore.

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Launch of the Arts Education Programme in schools to promote arts appreciation among the young.

It is a milestone because it helps cultivate the artistic talent among future generations, giving a space for young creators to express their gift for the arts.

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In a diverse program stretching over five weeks, The Singapore Arts Festival 2007 featured more than 1,900 artists from over 27 countries performing in 22 main productions and 400 free performances, exhibitions and special events.

The Singapore Arts Festival celebrates 30 years of performance longevity, attracting over 700,000 people. This is a milestone as it shows how long the Singapore arts scene has come, how they never gave up along the way and kept pushing. As well as how many people it attracted compared to the numbers they did only a few years back.

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Launch of new initiatives under the 5-Year Traditional Arts Plan to ensure its growth and sustainability.

The launch of the 5-Year Traditional Arts Plan serves to bring Singapore's arts development into new heights through inspiring our people, connecting our diverse communities and appreciating the local and global arts.

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The 2009 F1 Rocks concert was organized alongside the the Formula One (F1) Singapore Grand Prix. Organized by the Singapore Tourism Board. Some popular artists that performed and attended were Beyoncé, Black Eyed Peas, A-Mei and Jacky Cheung. The target audience was for the general public.

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The Singapore International Jazz Festival (Sing Jazz) launched in 2014. The festival aims to revitalize the local jazz and music scene while at the same time encouraging the development of Singapore’s jazz talent. The inaugural jazz festival held from 27 February to 2 March featured overseas performers such as multiple Grammy winner Natalie Cole and British jazz singer Jamie Cullum as well as local singers like Michaela Therese, Alicia Pan and Dawn Ho. The target audience for this is people who have an interest in Jazz or want to get into it. This event is organized by Orbis Festival Productions in partnership with Marina Bay Sands and the Java International Jazz Festival (Java Jazz)

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Music Matters is the rare festival providing an international platform for up-and-coming musicians and recognising them from across the globe. Music Matter Asia Music Festival sets up its stages at several venues across the Singapore city with over forty bands presenting their newly tapped interests and passions. Organized by Branded, they cater a global platform to represent the Asia Pacific music industry and a gateway for artists looking to break into the world's most populated region. The festival would appeal most to those who follow independent artistes and music closely.

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Hallyu Pop Music Festival is a K-Pop Musical Extravaganza exclusively for K-pop fans in Singapore. During this extravaganza, fans enjoy a vast genre of K-Pop by their favourite artists for two days straight along with an array of Korean foods, fashion and beauty products. Fans also stand a chance to interact with their favourite K-pop idols and attend several music concerts featuring their music.
The target audience are people who like Korean music or music in general
The festival is held in the Singapore indoor stadium

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What is the difference between I look at large events and how other look at it (Kamaal)

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What is the difference between I look at large events and how other look at it (Kamaal)

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I look at large events as the niche genre's getting more popular, or at the attempts to be popularised. Such as how I viewed the Jazz Festival as a major event.