TOC National Day Celebration

The Online Citizen will be holding a National Day celebration to celebrate the city’s birthday and raise funds. There will be no political speeches – just songs, dances and performances. 

Singapore Stories – Urban Screening

This indie screening features five Singaporean stories told through the lens of local filmmakers in their maiden films for Discovery Channel. Expect to engage with characters featured in the stories, participate in old school games and activities. 

48:00

This energetic dance performance explores the extremities of movement through a non-stop, 48-hour timeline featuring 48 works and 12 artists.

Continuum – Album Launch & Concert

Hosted by local band The Observatory, this concert will celebrate the launch of their album Continuum, which features Southeast Asian instruments ayered with their signature dark electronica influences.     

Behind the Bins: Waste Recycling in Singapore

Embark on a journey to better understand how waste is handled in Singapore. Visit the Veolia MRF, where up to 15,000 tons of recyclables are sorted. The venue is at Veolia Material Recovery Facility in Tuas but private vehicles are not allowed on site, so transport will be provided from Jurong East MRT Station. For educational purpose, […]

Singapore Latin Extravaganza 2015

Fans of Latin dance will not want to miss this music festival which will combine various elements including performances, parties, workshops and even dining.     

Exhibition: Today

Exhibition: Today features pieces that explore all areas of daily life and how design can make a difference. Instead of “please do not touch”, the exhibition encourages the audience to ‘”each out and touch” a majority of the exhibits, allowing for a tactile exploration of the prize-winning products.

Cirque du Soleil : Totem

Cirque du Soleil returns with another colorful show  featuring 46 circus artists, actors, musicians and singers from 17 countries performing an impressive collection of jaw-dropping acrobatic moves. Displaying an array of athleticism, theatrics, lavish costume designs and cutting edge digital effects, Totem explores the story of the human evolution.

Kafka on the Shore

Harumi Murakami’s cult classic Kafka On The Shore gets the stage treatment with an all-Japanese cast including Rie Miyazawa, Naohito Fujiki and Nino Furuhata. The plot centers on the various intertwining stories of 15-year-old Kafka, who runs away from home, and the elderly Nakata, finder of lost cats. Japanese director Yukio Ninagawa helms this production.