SMOKE & MIRRORS CONTINUES FIVE YEAR CELEBRATIONS WITH CHARITY FUNDRAISING NIGHT

Following the last few weeks of celebrations, destination rooftop bar Smoke & Mirrors continues its anniversary festivities with a series of activations under four key themes – Giving, Community, Passion and Culture – with a charity fundraising night, special guest shift, a capsule collection of new cocktails and art tours in collaboration with National Gallery Singapore

Giving
In the spirit of giving during the festive season, Smoke & Mirrors will host a charity fundraising night, Drink for Good on Thursday, 3 December from 8 – 10:30 PM. The fundraiser will contribute to The Uplift Fund, a relief fund started by Park Hotel Group and YMCA Singapore to help the community, especially those in the hospitality and F&B workforce who have been financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The evening features a Ladies versus Gentlemen bartending showdown, with the following Guest of Honour bartenders:

Ladies team:
Tjin Lee – Founder and MD of Mercury Marketing & Communications
Ginny Wiluan – Director of Nongsa Resorts
Jaelle Ang – CEO & founder of The Great Room

Gentlemen team:
Kishin RK – Founder & CEO of RB Capital
Gauruv Kripalani – Director of Singapore International Festival of Arts
Paul Seah – Partner at Tan Kok Quan Partnership
Allen Law – Chief Executive Officer of Park Hotel Group

The guest bartenders will be shaking up drinks featuring Monkey 47 and Chivas Regal (S$38 each); wines and Perrier-Jouët champagnes are available by the bottle. A special menu of snacks and bites by Tablescape and Yan will also be available (from $18 ) such as Chilli Crab Mousse in Crispy Cones, Lobster Salad on Blinis, Chicken Rice Arancino, Truffle Fries and more. Reservations are required for the fundraising night and may be made by emailing [email protected].

All proceeds from drink sales and raffle tickets at Drink for Good will benefit The Uplift Fund, a YMCA emergency relief fund supported by Park Hotel Group to help individuals who have lost 30% or more of their income during this COVID-19 crisis. To date, the fund has raised over S$750,000 and benefited over 300 applicants with a goal of raising S$3 million to support those in need. To find out more about Uplift Fund, visit https://upliftfund.ymca.org.sg/