Top 5 things to do in Singapore this week
In this week's top picks of things to do in Singapore, we're getting a little urban with breakdancing to Bach (yes, for real!), an entire festival ded…
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18.01 | Weekend Offending
Saturday, 18th January 2014.
10PM to 4AM
Weekend Offending
House, techno and all points in between with Sivanesh Pillai and friends.
MR MAX (Unit…
Aliwal Urban Art Festival
Split across two stages with live art in the carpark, Aliwal Urban Art Festival brings together some of the diverse sights and sounds of Singapore for a night of rock, rap, reggae, bass, funk and stre…
Two Chefs Eating Place
Run by two brothers from Ipoh, Two Chefs Eating Place dispels the notion that Malaysians can't cook proper Singaporean cuisine with an array of Zi Cha…
Bynd Artisan – Holland Village Atelier
The Goy Liang Book-Making Company had its first true home in 1947 when it was set up in a little shophouse along Mohamed Sultan Road. As a family-run …
Jim Thompson’s House
Jim Thompson is a former soldier who settled in Bangkok and spent 30 years of his life reviving the Thai silk industry - then a dying trade. After his mysterious disappearance in the Malaysian jungle …
Singapore Biennale 2013: An amazing showcase of Asian contemporary art
If you're a contemporary art lover, you will be keenly aware that the Singapore Biennale 2013 is fast approaching. Returning this year with the title …
Atomic Jaya by Checkpoint Theatre: An explosively funny satire!
Checkpoint Theatre received so many requests to re-stage Atomic Jaya that they have come up with a brand new production to celebrate the play's 15th A…
Progression, Performance and Collaboration at Lit Up 2013
From 19th to 21st July, Singapore will be playing host to the now well-established multi-disciplinary arts event: Lit up 2013. Originating in 2009 by Word Forward, this year sees the indie arts festiv…
Israel: A food and wine tour of the land of milk and honey
Israel. That holy land that people have been fighting over for....well, pretty much since as long as a man could hold a sword. More often than not, ne…