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Made with three main ingredients, this eternal classic makes a comeback with modern touches.
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It’s National Day, guys, and we’ve rounded up a helpful, fun, almost certainly ill-advised list of characters to dress up as to make the NDP a bit more colorful than usual.
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Score some cheap golf at this annual festival in Hua Hin
This year's Hua Hin Golf Festival runs throughout the months of August and September.
Machine for (Living) Dying In
Singaporean artist Micahel Lee’s latest solo exhibition explores the ideas of memory and fiction. The title piece of the exhibition is inspired by quotes from architects Le Corbusier (“A house is a machine for living in”) and Douglas Darden (“A house is for dying”). A tour of the exhibition will be given be Lee himself […]
Gentle Bones Debut EP Launch
Local musician Gentle Bones launches his first EP.
Notes to Self
The mixed media works featured in this group show explore the interactions between thoughts of the individual and the finished product. Artists include embroiderer Issiyana Suhaimi, mixed media artist Su-Jin Dorcas Ng (Kidcucumberinc) and painter Simon Ng.
Cory/Molly/Stumpy
The works of esteemed indigenous Australian artists Wakartu Cory Surprise, Nyuju Stumpy Brown and Walka Molly Rogers will be showcased at this exhibition. Their body of work reflects the lives of Aboriginal women before interactions with the kartiya (whitefella), and portray the landscape and history they were accustomed to.
Jimmy Ong
Famed charcoal artist Jimmy Ong returns with a new exhibit.
Mid-Autumn Festival @ The Gardens
The festival will feature a range of traditional activities to celebrate the mid-autumn festival. Expect to see crafted lanterns, catch song and dance performances and sample mooncakes. The celebrations begin earlier on weekends, starting at 3pm.