Zouk x Grey Goose presents Zouk Soundsystem with Dirty South
Serbian-Australian DJ Dirty South, aka Dragan Roganovic, needs no introduction. The two-time Grammy nominated producer and DJ will spin hits from his latest album With You. Plus, he’ll no doubt be playing hits like “Eyes Wide Open” and “Walking Alone”.
Off the Rails
Artists from Australia, Malaysia and Singapore collaborate for a street art jam under the bridge of the Rail Corridor. There will also be music by Attagirl, DJ Reiki and New Stream Brass Band, who will be taking cues from the bass-heavy streets of New Orleans mixed in with the UK underground scene. Head to 369 […]
A Triple Bill: Charlie Lim, Inch, The Great Spy Experiment
Three popular local music acts will be performing at the world-class venue in what will be Singapore’s first triple bill by an indie music collective.
Voilah! 2015
The annual French festival is back with traditional gastronomic offerings like food markets and tasting sessions full of wine, cheese and everything else French. There are also arts and music showcases, French language film screenings and a special tribute to the world of The Little Prince ahead of the film’s release.
Burrito Boys
A diner-style Mexican place for your fix of cheesy things like quesadillas and burritos
Timely Manoeuvres
This exhibition brings together 13 well-known international artists like Carla Klein, Mariko Mori, Tobias Putrih and Ai Wei Wei.
Indian Heritage Centre
The four-story center houses five permanent galleries and traces the history of the South Asian community in Singapore and Southeast Asia.
The Hands That Remember
Local artist Izziyana Suhaimi who has shown at both local and international exhibitions will be showcasing her newest works that involve abstract needlework and tapestries.
Getai Ethnica
Local bands like Qilin Group, Cashew Chemists and Vanessa Fernandez will be performing on the rooftop of People's Park Complex in Chinatown.
Dim Sum Dollies – The History of Singapore Part 1
The comedic trio that's made up of Selena Tan, Pam Oei and Denise Tan will sing and dance their way through more than 700 years of Singapore history.