5 Things To Do This Week in Singapore: 6 November to 12 November 2017

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In need of a good laugh? The hilarious Ahmed Ahmed graces the stage at Kilo Lounge this Wednesday, while the annual French Film Festival will see comedic adventures of all proportions. Also, shop till you drop at the much-anticipated Boutique Fairs and dance the night away with DJ Jazzy Jeff, fresh off his new release with Will Smith.

Kilo Laughs presents: Comedy Masala ft. Ahmed Ahmed (US)
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If you’re looking for a good guffaw, the latest installment of the acclaimed Comedy Masala series sees Ahmed Ahmed, the Egyptian-American actor, producer, director – and to add on to his many talents, a darn good comedian. The co-founder of the Axis of Evil Comedy Tour and regular on the TBS hit comedy series Sullivan & Son currently performs at the world famous Comedy Story in Hollywood, The Laugh Factory and the Comedy Cellar in New York City, and now, it looks like Singapore’s been added to the list.

Comedy Masala ft. Ahmed Ahmed (US) is happening on Wednesday, 8 November 2017 at Kilo Lounge, 8.30pm – 10.30pm. Tickets are priced at $20 (early bird) and $25 (standard), available here.

French Film Festival 2017

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Back To Burgundy (Ce Qui Nous Lie)

Aimes-tu les films? There’s nothing like a good French movie to help set loose your emotions (be it laughing, crying, or you know, falling in love), let alone 16 outstanding films handpicked from top box office hits, as well as several classics by French cinema legend Jeanne Moreau. From heartwarming dramas (Two Friends, 2016) to riveting action thrillers (The White Knights, 2016) and even children’s films, this one’s for the Francophiles and seasoned moviegoers.

The French Film Festival is running from 9 to 19 November 2017 at Alliance Francaise. For programming and more details, check out the official website here.

Boutique Fairs Singapore
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Back by popular demand, Boutique Fairs Singapore is guaranteed to have you set for the festive season with over 200 independent design-focus labels to discover. Held once again at the F1 Pit Building, expect to find thoughtful gifts, new surprises, and mind-blowing designs across the two floors and a whopping 5,000 square metres – for three full days, no less. Not sure what to expect? How about vegan leather goods from Anastasiabyraine ABR, award-winning marmalades from Straits Preserves, Paper Lantern’s exotic Sichuan Pepper Gin, and semi-precious stone jewellery by Victoria Enso?

Shop Boutique Fairs Singapore from 10 to 12 November 2017 at F1 Pit Building. For daily opening times more details, check out the event page here. 

CÉ LA VI presents DJ Jazzy Jeff (US)
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Prepare to have your world lit up at CÉ LA VI with internationally-acclaimed Hip-hop legend DJ Jazzy Jeff as he presents his new release Get Lit, produced in collaboration with musical partner and close friend Will Smith (yes, the Will Smith aka Fresh Prince). Known for his mastery of all things scratch and turntablism, his iconic style has stood the test of time and evolved through genre after genre, and lucky you will get to witness that prowess firsthand.

DJ Jazzy Jeff (US) will rock the decks on Friday, 10 November 2017 at CÉ LA VI from 10pm. Cover charge priced at $28. For more details, check out the event page here.

The Fever Hip-Hop & RnB Party
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That’s right, it’s been five crazy years of hip-hop goodness and crazy parties in the backdrop of BluJaz, and this Saturday is no different. Come party with the best of old school Hip-Hop, RnB, and Reggae, with your modern favourites in the mix – think A$AP Rocky, Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar, Salt n Pepa, Naughty By Nature, and Drake – courtesy of scene veterans DJs JAG and Andrew M, plus a special guest DJ Andrew Chow.

The Fever Hip Hop Party is happening on Saturday, 11 November 2017 at Blu Jaz Cafe, 9pm – 3am. For more details, check out the event page here.


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