Move through seven stations to experience symptoms of Parkinson’s disease first-hand.

Most people think of Parkinson’s disease (PD) as a tremor. Few know about the rigidity, the freezing mid-step, the handwriting that shrinks, or the voice that fades until no one hears you.

“Warrior 24/7” lets you experience those symptoms first-hand. The interactive experience offers a glimpse into the daily challenges faced by persons living with PD. It runs at City Square Mall (Basement 1, Green Square) from November 7 to 15, 2026 at 10am to 6pm daily.

So, what can you expect:

• Move through seven stations that simulate rigidity, tremors, freezing of gait, micrographia (a medical term for abnormally small, cramped and often crowded handwriting) and soft speech.
• Complete all seven to receive a keycharm, worn as a mark of respect for the Parkinson’s community.
• Redeem a free Beutea 茶仙子 cold brew at Beutea (#01-12, CSM), while stocks last.

Commissioned by Lien Foundation and conceived and designed by Kinetic Singapore, the installation was co-shaped with inputs from clinicians, Parkinson Warriors and their caregivers, with real-life stories featured throughout the experience. The campaign builds on 30 years of work by Parkinson Society Singapore (PSS) in supporting the Parkinson’s community.

Members of the public are encouraged to visit the exhibition, learn about the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease, and share their experiences to help spread the word. Tag @lienfoundation, @parkinsonsocietysingapore and use the hashtag #Warrior247 on social media to join the conversation and show support for the PD community.

Participants of all ages are welcome to join. Children and other participants with mobility needs should do so with appropriate supervision.