The winners will go on to represent Singapore at the annual R16 Southeast Asia Competition organised by South Korea in Taiwan.
Minister of Community Development, Youth and Sports Chan Chun Sing, was the guest of honour at the event.
The event marks the launch of this year's Singapore Street Festival, which will kick off in July with a series of activities islandwide.
About 230,000 people are expected to attend the month-long event.
Budding performers can look out for competitions in bellydancing, breakdancing and even yoyo tricks.
Other highlights include a street graffiti competition, performances by J-Rock bands, and a workshop for aspiring magicians.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary this year, the festival aims to be a training hub for youths with a passion in the performing arts.
Participants can register for the competitions and workshops at www.singaporestreetfestival.com.
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