The Asian Civilisations Museum (ACM), CHAGEE, and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) have joined forces to launch Garden of Senses / 茶苑梦: A Tea Reverie.
Running from 28 January to 7 June 2026, this tripartite collaboration not only offers an immersive tea-themed exhibition, but a limited-time pop-up for CHAGEE fans to cop
The CHAGEE Collaboration: Exclusive merchandise
Beyond the museum walls, the partnership extends to the Singapore River with a dedicated CHAGEE pop-up store.
In addition to a full line up of beverages, the pop-up offers a chance to cop China-exclusive merchandise, as well as a limited-edition CHAGEE plush charms.
The merchandise list has not been confirmed, but based on insider information, we’re aware of intricate gift sets, such as the Linglong Porcelain Cup, Peranakan Gift Set, Essential Stone Scent Set, tea-scented candles and reed diffusers, and more.
Hardcore fans can also brew their own CHAGEE tea at home, with exclusive tea leaves such as the Honey Melon Oolong and Boya.
Meanwhile, the CHAGEE plush charms is pays homage to Singapore’s iconic Merlion, available in brown and blue.
Prices of the merchandise have not been confirmed.
Garden of Senses / 茶苑梦: A Tea Reverie
But what can you expect at the actual exhibition space?
This tripartite collaboration marks the first time a global lifestyle tea brand has co-curated a showcase with a Singaporean museum.
Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie invites you to rediscover tea through a multi-sensory journey of sight, touch, and sound, transforming a simple ritual into a timeless moment of mindfulness that reconnects us to our shared humanity.
You’ll find commissioned works from local artists Ashley Yeo and Alecia Neo.
Ashley Yeo presents Shade of Tea, featuring delicate floating paper forms that evoke the lightness of tea leaves. Contrastingly, Alecia Neo and composer Clarence Chung offer Symphony of Tea, an ASMR-inspired audio-visual experience exploring the rhythms of tea-making.
There will also be tactile and fragrant encounters, with interactive scent stations, immersive soundscapes, as well as nature-inspired communal spaces to simply unwind.
Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie is presented as part of the Asian Civilisations Museum’s
All Access Ticket, priced at $25 for tourists and $12 for Singaporeans and PRs.
All Access grants visitors admission to all exhibitions at the museum on the day of their visit.
The CHAGEE pop-up at Singapore River is free to enter.
Date: 28 January-7 June 2026
Location: 1 Empress Pl, Singapore 179555
Opening hours:
Mon-Thu: 10am-7pm
Friday: 10am-9pm
Sat-Sun: 10am-7pm
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