Top 5 things to do in Singapore this week: 9th – 15th June 2014
In this week's pick of to things to do in Singapore, we get beered up as Beerfest Asia rolls back into town, get excited about the return of UK pop se…
Culture
City Nomads’ guides, reviews and recommendations on cultural activities around the world – The Arts, Theatre, Shows, Concerts, Performances.
Top 5 things to do in Singapore this week: 2nd – 8th June 2014
In this week's round up of events in Singapore, our favourite creative market - MAAD - is back in town, we get swept up in the escape game craze, are…
Women of Asia: 7 provocative tales of sex, identity and power
Next month, an acclaimed piece of work written and directed by Asa Palomera will be staged in Singapore having already wowed audiences in New York, Melbourne and Bangkok leaving a flurry of rave revie…
10 Questions with Violet Oon, Chef & Owner of Violet Oon’s Kitchen
It's no secret at City Nomads that Chef Violet Oon has a very fond place in our hearts. One of Singapore's leading food gurus, and a bit of a national…
Genesis: Rediscovering humanity in nature
Genesis is a photography exhibition showcasing 245 black and white images of our planet by world-renowned photographer Sebastiáo Salgado. The display …
10 Questions with Marc Khoo: Changemaker and Global ONEWorld Summit Director
Changemaker. Social entrepreneur. These are two words that seem to be banded around so frequently these days. But how many people really know what either of them mean? Or what it takes to be one? Well…
Top 5 things to do in Singapore this week: 19th – 25th May 2014
In our round up of top events to catch this week, we're excited to usher in some awesome music with Music Matters Live with HP, some crazy-ass comedy …
Tiong Bahru – our food, drink and fashion guide
Tiong Bahru. Hipster. Gentrification. The three go hand in hand whether you love or hate the fact. It seems like every month within the beating heart …
UNEARTHED: Where art and earth science collide
Mother Earth: Fragile, beautiful, awe-inspiring. From the beginning of time, she has exerted her power and fury, and since our population of the planet, has connected with humans in the most incredibl…
No Country: Say hello to Asia’s most challenging and inventive artists
When I heard that the Guggenheim's critically acclaimed No Country: Contemporary Art for South and South East Asia was making it's way to Singapore vi…