The Sew-Out Show
Renowned Singapore-born, America-based photographer Kevin Ou collaborated with local design firm The General Company to present this display of 14 photographs of colored lights printed onto fabric. You can pick your favorite pieces, and The General Company’s craftsmen will convert them into accessories such as tote bags and bowties, with prices starting at $50.
Little India Revolution
The launch party for new co-working space Workhouse also celebrates Little India’s diverse businesses and projects. There’s a long list of activities lined up, including talks, workshops, an art exhibition, interactive cooking demonstration and a photobooth. More info up on their FB page.
In Each Hand A Cutlass Album Launch
It’s been 4 years since their last album, but this instrumental progressive/post-rock quintet is back with an exciting new album, The Kraken, produced by US veteran Brad Wood. They will be playing the entire album live for the first time ever at this album launch, accompanied by violinist Josh Wei and celloist Hsiao Shan Loh.
Bear Culture Album Launch
This progressive/alternative rock band is holding an album release show for its self-titled debut album, featuring the single “Premonition” and funky crowd-favorites like “Cheesecake” and “Valkyrie”. Joining them will be fellow local band sub:shaman.
Amandayan
Set in one of the most gorgeous cities in China, the Amandayan sits on a hillside above the Old Town and serves up views of snow-capped mountains in the distance.
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Anthony Robbins Live in Singapore
American life coach and self-help author Anthony Robbins will be in Singapore to give a motivational talk on how to transform your business and life. He has helped hugely accomplished people like Oprah Winfrey, Hugh Jackman, Serena Williams and Bill Clinton.
The Gathering with Rhye
Alternative R&B indie duo Rhye, comprising Canadian singer Milosh and Danish instrumentalist Robin Hannibal, will be performing in Singapore for one night only. Expect downtempo soul pieces like “Open” and “The Fall”.
Leading Ladies: Women Making a Difference
This exhibition pays tribute to female leaders of community service from the mid 1800s onwards, who devoted their time and effort to helping people in need. These women include missionaries who set up schools and medical and social services, as well as those who formed the Chinese Ladies Association, the very first women’s organisation in Singapore.
Nights by Absolut Pop-up Bar
As part of Singaplural 2015, this pop-up bar will serve Absolut cocktails and feature art (of course). There’s even a chance to do your own live art-making on a blank wall, You might win an Absolut Andy Warhol Limited Edition bottle.