5 Things To Stream At Home This Week: 29th June to 5th July 2020
PUBLISHED June 28th, 2020 05:00 am | UPDATED July 5th, 2020 03:35 pm
Physical gatherings may have to be kept to five people but that doesn’t apply to online events, does it? Round up all your friends and fam and turn it up at the world’s largest music and arts VR festival, or join in on an interactive comedy show. Work up a sweat at this year’s Yogafest before winding down with an exploration of the hidden gems of Singaporean literature.
Party On At Lost Horizon Festival
Bummed about the cancellation of Glastonbury? Fret not as one of its most dynamic arenas, Shangri-La, will party on in Virtual Reality. Dubbed Lost Horizon, this two-day event is created using Sansar – a cutting-edge platform – and offers a fully interactive multi-stage experience. Akin to a virtual world, you can explore the space, interact with fellow festival-goers and groove to a stellar line-up of famous acts like electronic dance artist Fatboy Slim, Welsh DJ Jamie Jones, and a plethora of talented underground performers. What’s more, over 200 art pieces from artists like Malcolm Garrett will be up for sale, with proceeds going to The Big Issue and Amnesty International. Find out more about the festival here.
Lost Horizon is happening on 3 and 4 July 2020. Admission is free for all, and free tickets are available on Sansar. Purchase a premium ticket at S$10 to donate to The Big Issue and Amnesty International.Â
Laugh Along to How Drama’s Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap
Local theatre group How Drama is returning with a Zoom edition of their main production, Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap. Look forward to a hilarious 30-minute show that revolves around playful, sharp-witted jabs on trending topics like social distancing, teleworking and the infamous virus. As it is an interactive show, the order of the 15 plays will be entirely up to you – but don’t take too long to decide if you want to enjoy all 15 of them within the time frame.
Fat Kids Are Harder To Kidnap is happening on 4 and 5 July 2020, from 9pm-9.30pm. Tickets are available on a pay-as-you-wish basis on their website.
Get Bendy With Yogafest 2020
Roll out your mats and de-stress with the world’s first virtual 14-day yoga festival as Yogafest hops online. Take your pick from any of the 120 classes conducted by expert instructors, including double-certified Liv Lo Golding, ex-Lululamon ambassador Victor Chau, and more. Start your morning right with livestreams of immunity-boosting Perk Up Mornings!, followed by a Power Lunch for strength building. Wind down with a session of Restorative Evenings that guides you through soothing deep stretches and meditations. With 20% of ticket proceeds going to COVID-19 charities, you can be sure of feeling good while doing good.
Yogafest is happening until 3 July 2020. Tickets are priced at S$15 and available for purchase here. Â
The City of Good Show
National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) is partnering with the stars of Dream Academy to raise funds for charities facing a decline in donations during this pandemic. The fundraiser will be in the form of a series of entertaining shows, with each going live on City of Good‘s Facebook page every Wednesday. Each week will see a new cause under the spotlight alongside our favourite local celebrities like Hossan Leong, Selena Tan, Ghafir Akbar and many more.
The City of Good Show is happening every Wednesday 8pm-8.30pm. Catch the livestream on City of Good SG’s Facebook page.
#StayHomeStayLit With SingLit Reads
Running out of books to read? Why not expand your reading list with literary works from homegrown authors? Carried out in conjunction with SGCultureAnywhere, this digital campaign aims to shine the spotlight on the best of Singaporean literature. Over the month of July, 33 creatives will be recommending 33 SingLit books coupled with their review, and a written piece or artwork inspired by the book. You can also expect local authors to be taking over SingLit’s Instagram account for fun and engaging Q&A sessions on IG Stories.
#StayHomeStayLit2020 is happening throughout the month of July on their Instagram page.
Top Image: Shangri-La’s Lost Horizon
