Calendar of Events 2021-2022

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JULY 2021

15 July 2021 (Thursday) 7-9.30pm
July Chapter Meeting
Theme: New Beginnings

AUGUST 2021

1 August 2021 (Sunday) 3-4pm
Mandala Art Workshop by Chhayya Agarwalla

19 August 2021 (Thursday) 7-9.30pm
August Chapter Meeting (Online)
Theme: Together Our Singapore Spirit!

SEPTEMBER 2021

2 September 2021 (Thursday) 7-10pm
Evaluation and Table Topics Contests (Online)

11 September 2021 (Saturday) 
Area Z5 Evaluation and Table Topics Contests (Online)

16 September  2021 (Thursday) 7-9.30pm
August Chapter Meeting (Online)
Theme: Mid-Autumn Festival

OCTOBER 2021

7 October 2021 (Thursday) 7.30-9pm
Speech Marathon Session 1 (Online)

14 October 2021 (Thursday) 7.30-9pm
Speech Marathon Session 2 (Online)

21 October 2021 (Thursday) 7-10pm
October Chapter Meeting
Theme: Halloween

28 October 2021 (Thursday) 7.30-9pm
Speech Marathon Session 3 (Online)

23 October 2021 (Saturday)
Division Z Table Topics and Evaluation Contests

NOVEMBER 2021

18 November 2021 (Thursday) 7-10pm
November Chapter Meeting
Theme: Festival of Lights

DECEMBER 2021

11 December 2021 (Saturday) 2-5pm
Club Officers Training (COT) 2
For ALL EXCO members

16 December 2021 (Thursday) 7-10pm
December Chapter Meeting
Theme: 'Tis the season to be jolly

JANUARY 2022

20 January 2022 (Thursday) 7-10pm
January Chapter Meeting
Theme: Happy New Year 2022


FEBRUARY 2022

17 February 2022 (Thursday) 7-10pm
International Speech Contest


MARCH 2022

12 March 2022 (Saturday) 2-5pm
Area Z5 International Speech Contest

17 March 2022 (Thursday) 7-10pm
March Chapter Meeting
Theme: Happy Birthday Dr Seuss


APRIL 2022

9 April 2022 (Sat) 2-5pm
Division Z International Speech Contest

21 April 2022 (Thursday) 7-10pm
April Chapter Meeting
Theme: Easter Day

MAY 2022

7 May 2022 (Saturday) 
District 80 Table Topics and Evaluation Contests

19 May 2022 (Thursday) 7-10pm
May Chapter Meeting
Theme: Celebration (Our 17th Anniversary)

22 May 2021 (Saturday) 
Division 80 International Speech Contest

JUNE 2022

16 June 2022 (Thursday) 7-10pm
June Chapter Meeting
Theme: Beach Party

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