Kim Seng Community Centre smashes aluminium cans to promote recycling in Singapore
Youths from Kim Seng Community Centre create awareness on recycling through record-breaking initiatives.
Spin City
Ride away from these hip bike joints in style.
Pop-Up Will Eat Itself
Just because something’s a marketing ploy, doesn’t mean it can’t be cool, says Terry Ong.
Charting Singapore’s most interesting and influential pop-up moments
June 2004: Comme des Garçons Guerilla StoreDuration: One YearFollowing countries like Berlin and Warsaw, the first unofficial pop-up store opened here to much fanfare. Its cool mix of limited edition products and past season collections were lapped up by the fashionably clued-in. It helped that the setup was forward and cutting-edge during its time, featuring […]
How to set up your own indie pop-up space
Three easy steps to your own pop-up shop.
Asia’s Top Budget Accommodation
Wherever you travel in Asia, cool rooms don’t have to cost the earth.
Interview with The Subs for Hennessy Artistry
Patrick Benjamin chats with Papillon, the frontman of electro-rave-punk trio The Subs, before they play their debut gig here as part of the Hennessy Artistry revelry.
Interview with Claude Girardi
Wendi Gu and Patrick Benjamin chat to the playwright for Twice Removed, which is part of the Closer Studio Series at Esplanade.
Fika Cafe & Bistro
You would’ve thought that a place known for being all booked up for Ramadan dinners would have some great tasting, if not affordable, food. This pretty little joint with all white interiors and leather-bound menus was disappointing on both counts. Pickled fish is the pride of Swedish cuisine, so we just had to try their […]
State of the Art: Month of Photography Asia
The longest-running photography festival is back, now exploring the historical, political and socio-cultural significance of “Memory.” Patrick Benjamin susses out the top three highlights.