If you’re looking for new events, activities and programmes to take your date to, enjoy family time at, or hang out with your friends – you’re on the right article.
Here’s a list of exciting events happening in February 2023 you can fill your calendar with.
Look forward to everything from family-friendly activities, new exhibitions and showcases, as well as popular Thai night market concepts that you won’t want to miss.
Events in Singapore (March 2023)
First Manga Library by National Library Board
When: From 20 February
Where: Level 4, City Square Mall
Fees: Free
The National Library Board (NLB) has launched its first Manga Library, in a fully self-service “Grab-n-Go” library at City Square Mall.
At this Manga Library, look forward to borrow from a colourful and vast collection of 5,000 manga books, enjoy a wide variety of creative digital manga on e-Reads screens, and discover more about the Singapore comics scene at the exhibition space.
You’ll even be able to view a showcase wall that features local comics donated by local comic collectors from their personal collection, and discover more about Singapore’s own rich comic culture.
Mr Kiasu, the most iconic character from a local comic series, also makes an appearance at this library at the robot concierge.
Created specially by NLB in collaboration with partners Dex-Lab, a local social robotics company, and one of the co-creators of Mr Kiasu, Johnny Lau, the Mr Kiasu robot concierge, programmed with an AI-generated voice, will recommend books and provide basic instructions on using Grab-n-Go, among other services.
Battle for Singapore 2023
When: Now till 5 March
Where: Multiple locations
Fees: Depending on activity
2023 marks the 81st anniversary of the Fall of Singapore, and in commemoration of this event, NHB and members of the Museum Roundtable has partnered academics, heritage enthusiasts and interest groups to organise a series of public events to remember Singapore’s experiences during World War II (WWII).
Titled Battle for Singapore (BSG), the programme includes guided tours, talks, exhibitions, and film screenings, which will highlight both familiar and lesser-known stories and places of Singapore during WWII.
In particular, sites of historical significance that are usually not accessible by the public will be specially opened for guided tours during BSG2023.
With offerings in both physical and virtual mediums, BSG2023 encourages participants to explore and engage with Singapore’s wartime past; to hear the testimonies of veterans, ask new questions about Singapore’s survival and resilience, and find deeper appreciation of the significance of this period in our history.
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience
When: From 1 March. Tickets are available now.
Where: Resorts World Sentosa, B1 Forum
Fees: S$15 for children, S$24 for adults. Book here.
Immerse into the world of Vincent Van Gogh, one of the most well-loved Dutch influential artists of all time. The experience features expansive galleries that showcase more than 300 of Van Gogh’s sketches, drawings, and paintings, alongside floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall large scale digital projections, providing a refreshing way to experience art and the appreciation of the life of Van Gogh and his most famous works.
Further enhancing this debut Singapore edition is the introductionof two special Japanese culture-grounded showcase segments curated as a tribute to the Japonisme movement that wields strong influence on Van Gogh’s artwork style. Visitors will explore the impact of the ancient art of Japanese woodblocking on the western art scene, and experience an authentic matcha tea ceremony that stands as a symbolic representation of the “Wabi-Sabi” principles.
The exhibition is also accompanied by its signature Virtual Reality (VR) experience, which allows visitors to traverse into “A Day in the Life of the Artist” and discover the inspirations behind several of Van Gogh’s most beloved works.
On top of these, you can also look forward to a thematic cafe experience, yoga classes and art jamming sessions within the mesmerising space.
Hawaiian-themed Balloon Extravaganza at Marina Square
When: 11 to 19 March
Where: Marina Square Central Atrium
Fees: Entry is free, activities may be chargeable
Marina Square Shopping Mall’s iconic balloon exhibition is back after a three-year hiatus.
Held annually during the March school holidays, the signature event this year features Hawaiian-themed beachscape and showcases majestic balloon sculptures.
Check out the works of 40 talented balloon artists hailing from Singapore, China, Spain, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Indonesia, with a massive number of balloons made from 100% all natural latex and completely bio-degradable, will be sculpted over the span of four days to create a whole new dimension.
The spectacular set-up include surfers riding waves ranging from 1.6-metre to 3-metre tall and a larger-than-life 13-metre tall Pineapple House. Don’t forget to step in for an immersive experience of a spectacular display of neon glow balloons within.
Other activities include:
- Wave Surfing Simulator: Hop onto a wave surfer simulator to experience surfing without getting wet. Enjoy two minutes of fun surfing at S$5 per ride. Shoppers who manage to ride the wave beyond the two minutes mark will get to continue the experience with gradually increasing difficulty up to four minutes. Surfers are invited to take a video of their experience, post it on TikTok, follow and tag Marina Square. One winner, with the most video likes, will walk away with a brand new Apple Airpod Pro! Available from 1pm – 9pm (Fri to Sun) and 2pm – 8pm (Mon to Thu)
- Dart Balloon: Shoppers can pop a balloon at the Dart Balloon game booth to win prizes such as S$42 NERF Action Xperience admission passes, S$20 Time Zone Gift Card, and other attractive products such as plushies, key chains, toys, thongs and pouches, yummy snacks and food vouchers. Simply present a shopping receipt of S$20 spend (up to three same-day receipts) and pay S$5 to play a sure-win prize game. Available daily from 11am to 9pm.
- Learn to Sculpt Balloon Sea Creatures in 1.5 Hours: Learn how to sculpt an n adorable sea creature with your child in a 1.5-hour long Balloon Workshop. Sign up at the Customer Service Counter for S$20 per parent and/or child team. With limited seats available per session, seats will be filled on a first-come-first-served basis. Available on 11, 12, 18 & 19 March at 3pm. Pre-registration required.
- Special holiday treats: Enjoy exclusive treats from the new F&B outlets at Marina Square. Visit the Tiki Bar for promo codes to enjoy the treats from Oh My Cow!, Victoria Bakery, and NERF Action Experience!
LEGO® Friends BFF Playdate
When: 17 & 18 March, 12pm – 8pm
Where: Anchorpoint Shopping Centre
Fees: Free. Book a slot here
The LEGO Group celebrates diverse friendships in the modern world with eight new LEGO® Friends characters from different backgrounds to enable more children to feel represented during play. T
The brand now invites children to explore the new LEGO Friends universe at the LEGO® Friends BFF Playdate, where they get to experience a day in the lives of the various new LEGO Friends characters and make new friends by stepping into bedrooms inspired by their passion points and the new LEGO Friends sets.
Children will get to enjoy arts and craft activities in Liann’s bedroom, channel their inner chef in Leo’s bedroom, take part in fun games in Nova’s bedroom, and even catch an episode of the new LEGO Friends Launch Special Episode while forming new friendships along the way.
Find out which LEGO Friends character will be your best buddy by taking part in the fun LEGO Friends Characters Quiz and top off the LEGO Friends BFF Playdate by capturing cool snaps with your favourite characters at the LEGO Friends photobooth.
Upon completion of all activities, an exclusive LEGO Friends Coin Pouch can be redeemed on-site, while stocks last.
Note that there will be four 90-minute sessions per day, and each session can host 20 children. Slots will be allocated on a first come, first served basis. Book a slot here.
Mattel Playhouse
When: Now till 9 April
Where: Let’s Play, #03-208/209 Marina Square
Fees: S$28 on weekends, S$32 on weekends, public holidays and eve of public holidays. Book here.
Do your children love Mattel characters such as Barbie, Hot Wheels, Thomas & Friends? Visit Mattel Playhouse to explore 12 sensational activities featuring these characters, which also make for great photo opportunities.
Highlights include speeding down the iconic orange racetrack while driving a Hot Wheels car, chugging along with Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends on the Island of Sodor on a train ride, as well as having a whale of a time at three Thomas the Tank Engine-themed arcade machines.
Four 100-minute slots are available each day.
Chatuchak Night Market Singapore
When: Now till 2 April, 4pm to 10pm, Tuesdays to Sundays
Where: 200 Turf Club Road, The Grandstand South Carpark, Singapore 287994
The open-air night market inspired by Bangkok’s Chatuchak Market is back in Singapore and you can look forward to an array of handicrafts, art, clothing, and culinary delights.
Exhibitors include a mix of local and Thai vendors, who include those that are a part of Thailand’s OTOP (One Tambon, One Product) that supports unique locally made and marketed products from each sub-district all over Thailand.
Highlights include Thai Hor Fun from a Michelin-starred exhibitor, delectable street food such as Hoi Tord Chumpon (an oyster and mussel omelette) and Gai Krati (Thai’s version of chicken satay).
Looking for photo opportunities to amp up your Instagram feed? You can even rent traditional Thai chut thai to deck out in while exploring the night market.
Outdoor movie screening at Keppel Bay
When: 3 & 4 March.
Where: Marina at Keppel Bay
Fees: Starts from S$35 per ticket. Bundles with discounted tickets paired with Love, Bonito gift cards are available. Book on Klook.
Fashion retailer Love, Bonito and Klook are presenting an outdoor movie experience with Cinewav, across a few dates in February and March.
The event will feature popular romantic movies including One Fine Day, 500 Days of Summer, My Best Friend’s Wedding and more. The pet-friendly event is set against the picturesque backdrop of Keppel Bay and you’ll be relaxing on comfortable outdoor seating while enjoying food and drinks you’ve brought along.
Look forward to a pop-up booth on all screening dates to browse bestsellers from Love, Bonito and The staples. There will be portable fitting rooms and a range of sizes for you to try them on on site.
Event attendees who are new Love, Bonito customers can receive a S$5 Klook e-gift card and a S$5 Love, Bonito voucher + 10% off on their first purchase from the pop-up. You can also receive a free print when you snap a photo at the on-site photo booth when you follow Love Bonito and Klook Singapore on Instagram.
ARTBOX
When: 3 to 5 March, 12pm to 11pm
Where: Singapore Expo Hall 6
Fees: General single-admission tickets are from S$5 on weekdays and S$6 on weekends per person. Season passes are at S$33 per person with priority entry. Book here.
ARTBOX, which takes inspiration from its namesake night market in Bangkok that has already closed permanently, is back in Singapore after a three-year hiatus. More than 20 of the distinctive shipping containers measuring 20-foot and 40-foot make their return at the event.
Look forward to the 3-level high Hero Structure, comprising octagon-shaped containers stacked vertically with projection mapping by visual artist Aundraj Jude (@ASSTHROWKNOT) and motion designer Reynard Adrianto (@reygular). ARTBOX is also collaborating with JELILO artist Lester Lim (@lesdoublewood) and tokidoki (@tokidokibrand), as their vibrant and visionary art installations tell a tale of hope, courage and inner strength.
SGAG, one of Singapore’s top comedy content producers, is co-organising with Invade for this year’s ARTBOX to deliver a slew of challenges and activities for visitors. This includes the Beam of Pain, a challenge puts participants’ pain thresholds and determination to the test. The fastest and bravest challenger who conquers the Beam of Pain will win S$888 cash prize.
Expect to see close to 300 booths, including delectable treats and a variety of fashion, fragrances, jewellery, homewares and artisan crafts hailing from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Taiwan. Most prominently, renowned Bangkok restaurant Tang Jai Yang will be selling their signature Cantonese-style barbecue pork for the first time in Singapore.
Sneakertopia
When: 25 February to 30 July
Where: ArtScience Museum
Fees: Adult tickets at S$14.70. Book here.
After its hyped debut in the United States, Sneakertopia makes its presence in Asia for the first time in Singapore. The immersive, large-scale exhibition on sneakers was founded by Emmy Award-winning producer Steve Harris and Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur Steve Brown in 2019 to provide a platform where their passion for sneakers can be shared with diverse audiences around the world.
Featuring over 100 limited-edition sneakers from some of the most iconic brands in the industry, this exhibition brings together artists, creatives, contributors and brands, to enchant sneaker enthusiasts and casual fans alike.
There will also be close to 50 murals, installations, designs and displays related to entertainment, sports, film, art, and other genres on display.
In addition to showcasing works by 13 top US creatives such as McFlyy, Michael Murphy and Mimi Yoon – who explore American street and pop culture through their pieces – this iteration of Sneakertopia shines a spotlight on creative practices from across Singapore and Southeast Asia, offering insights into the regional street culture scene.
16 Singaporean and locally-based creatives including artists Jahan Loh, Sam Lo, Soph O, Kristal Melson and Juls, as well as contemporary art and design collective PHUNK are represented, with renowned sneaker artist and streetwear designer Mr. Sabotage also showcasing his personal archive of vintage Air Jordan Ones and full collection of original Dunks.
Another highlight of Sneakertopia is the never-before-seen artworks by smoluk and Tommii Lim, who will be creating new site-related works specially for the Asian premiere of the show.
Events in Singapore (February 2023)
Mattel Playhouse
When: Now till 9 April
Where: Let’s Play, #03-208/209 Marina Square
Fees: S$28 on weekends, S$32 on weekends, public holidays and eve of public holidays. Book here.
Mattel Playhouse features all-time favourite Mattel characters such as Barbie, Hot Wheels, Thomas & Friends, across 12 sensational activities and splendid photo opportunities.
For instance, your child gets to transform into a champion racer in a Hot Wheels car and speed down the iconic orange racetrack, or chug along with Thomas the Tank Engine and his friends on the Island of Sodor on a train ride and enjoy three Thomas the Tank Engine-themed arcade machines.
Teach your kids to dream big with Barbie, and explore their limitless potential and be anything they want to be: whether it’s a pop star, gymnast, or a painter.
Four 100-minute slots are available each day.
Chatuchak Night Market Singapore
When: 7 February to 2 April, 4pm to 10pm, Tuesdays to Sundays
Where: 200 Turf Club Road, The Grandstand South Carpark, Singapore 287994
The open-air night market inspired by Bangkok’s Chatuchak Market is back in Singapore and you can look forward to an array of handicrafts, art, clothing, and culinary delights.
Exhibitors include a mix of local and Thai vendors, who include those that are a part of Thailand’s OTOP (One Tambon, One Product) that supports unique locally made and marketed products from each sub-district all over Thailand.
Highlights include Thai Hor Fun from a Michelin-starred exhibitor, delectable street food such as Hoi Tord Chumpon (an oyster and mussel omelette) and Gai Krati (Thai’s version of chicken satay).
Looking for photo opportunities to amp up your Instagram feed? You can even rent traditional Thai chut thai to deck out in while exploring the night market.
Outdoor movie screening at Keppel Bay
When: 10, 11, 14 ,17, 18, 24, 25 February and 3, 4 March.
Where: Marina at Keppel Bay
Fees: Starts from S$35 per ticket. Bundles with discounted tickets paired with Love, Bonito gift cards are available. Book on Klook.
Fashion retailer Love, Bonito and Klook are presenting an outdoor movie experience with Cinewav, across a few dates in February and March.
The event will feature popular romantic movies including One Fine Day, 500 Days of Summer, My Best Friend’s Wedding and more. The pet-friendly event is set against the picturesque backdrop of Keppel Bay and you’ll be relaxing on comfortable outdoor seating while enjoying food and drinks you’ve brought along.
Look forward to a pop-up booth on all screening dates to browse bestsellers from Love, Bonito and The staples. There will be portable fitting rooms and a range of sizes for you to try them on on site.
Event attendees who are new Love, Bonito customers can receive a S$5 Klook e-gift card and a S$5 Love, Bonito voucher + 10% off on their first purchase from the pop-up. You can also receive a free print when you snap a photo at the on-site photo booth when you follow Love Bonito and Klook Singapore on Instagram.
Peranakan Museum
When: 17 February onwards
Where: 39 Armenian Street, Singapore 179941
Fees: Free
After nearly four years of renovations, the Peranakan Museum will reopen its doors to the public on 17 February.
Join the museum in its reopening party from 17 to 19 February, 5 to 10pm and be treated to special performances of fashion and dance, food at the makan market, as well as gallery tours and craft workshops.
The completely refurbished building will feature brand-new permanent galleries presenting exceptional objects from Peranakan material culture, as well as a fresh new exhibition design and museum visitor experience.
Visitors will be able to gain greater insight into the diverse Peranakan cultures of Singapore and Southeast Asia through new thematic showcases, objects, interactive displays, and programmes.
The museum has worked closely with various Peranakan communities over the last four years to explore lesser-known aspects of Peranakan culture, and to contemplate the question “what is Peranakan?”.
Interviews, stories, and contemporary expressions will showcase living cultures — such as that of the Arab Peranakans, Chinese Peranakans, Chitty Melakans (or Peranakan Indians), and Jawi Peranakans — while anchoring these cultures, with their distinctive customs and practices, within the context of the larger Malay-Indonesian world.
Visitors will experience nine galleries across three floors. The galleries examine three grand themes pertaining to facets of Peranakan identity, namely “Origins”, “Home”, and “Style”. Besides familiar and well-loved artefacts and set-pieces, the museum will also premiere an extensive range of new objects acquired or generously given to us in the course of the last decade.
ARTBOX
When: 24 to 26 February and 3 to 5 March, 12pm to 11pm
Where: Singapore Expo Hall 6
Fees: General single-admission tickets are from S$5 on weekdays and S$6 on weekends per person. Season passes are at S$33 per person with priority entry. Book here.
ARTBOX, which takes inspiration from its namesake night market in Bangkok that has already closed permanently, is back in Singapore after a three-year hiatus. More than 20 of the distinctive shipping containers measuring 20-foot and 40-foot make their return at the event.
Look forward to the 3-level high Hero Structure, comprising octagon-shaped containers stacked vertically with projection mapping by visual artist Aundraj Jude (@ASSTHROWKNOT) and motion designer Reynard Adrianto (@reygular). ARTBOX is also collaborating with JELILO artist Lester Lim (@lesdoublewood) and tokidoki (@tokidokibrand), as their vibrant and visionary art installations tell a tale of hope, courage and inner strength.
SGAG, one of Singapore’s top comedy content producers, is co-organising with Invade for this year’s ARTBOX to deliver a slew of challenges and activities for visitors. This includes the Beam of Pain, a challenge puts participants’ pain thresholds and determination to the test. The fastest and bravest challenger who conquers the Beam of Pain will win S$888 cash prize.
Expect to see close to 300 booths, including delectable treats and a variety of fashion, fragrances, jewellery, homewares and artisan crafts hailing from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and Taiwan. Most prominently, renowned Bangkok restaurant Tang Jai Yang will be selling their signature Cantonese-style barbecue pork for the first time in Singapore.
Sneakertopia
When: 25 February to 30 July
Where: ArtScience Museum
Fees: Adult tickets at S$14.70. Book here.
After its hyped debut in the United States, Sneakertopia makes its presence in Asia for the first time in Singapore. The immersive, large-scale exhibition on sneakers was founded by Emmy Award-winning producer Steve Harris and Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur Steve Brown in 2019 to provide a platform where their passion for sneakers can be shared with diverse audiences around the world.
Featuring over 100 limited-edition sneakers from some of the most iconic brands in the industry, this exhibition brings together artists, creatives, contributors and brands, to enchant sneaker enthusiasts and casual fans alike.
There will also be close to 50 murals, installations, designs and displays related to entertainment, sports, film, art, and other genres on display.
In addition to showcasing works by 13 top US creatives such as McFlyy, Michael Murphy and Mimi Yoon – who explore American street and pop culture through their pieces – this iteration of Sneakertopia shines a spotlight on creative practices from across Singapore and Southeast Asia, offering insights into the regional street culture scene.
16 Singaporean and locally-based creatives including artists Jahan Loh, Sam Lo, Soph O, Kristal Melson and Juls, as well as contemporary art and design collective PHUNK are represented, with renowned sneaker artist and streetwear designer Mr. Sabotage also showcasing his personal archive of vintage Air Jordan Ones and full collection of original Dunks.
Another highlight of Sneakertopia is the never-before-seen artworks by smoluk and Tommii Lim, who will be creating new site-related works specially for the Asian premiere of the show.
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience
When: From 1 March. Tickets are available now.
Where: Resorts World Sentosa, B1 Forum
Fees: S$15 for children, S$24 for adults. Book here.
Immerse into the world of Vincent Van Gogh, one of the most well-loved Dutch influential artists of all time. The experience features expansive galleries that showcase more than 300 of Van Gogh’s sketches, drawings, and paintings, alongside floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall large scale digital projections, providing a refreshing way to experience art and the appreciation of the life of Van Gogh and his most famous works.
Further enhancing this debut Singapore edition is the introductionof two special Japanese culture-grounded showcase segments curated as a tribute to the Japonisme movement that wields strong influence on Van Gogh’s artwork style. Visitors will explore the impact of the ancient art of Japanese woodblocking on the western art scene, and experience an authentic matcha tea ceremony that stands as a symbolic representation of the “Wabi-Sabi” principles.
The exhibition is also accompanied by its signature Virtual Reality (VR) experience, which allows visitors to traverse into “A Day in the Life of the Artist” and discover the inspirations behind several of Van Gogh’s most beloved works.
On top of these, you can also look forward to a thematic cafe experience, yoga classes and art jamming sessions within the mesmerising space.
Events in Singapore (January 2023)
Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2023
When: Now till 19 February
Where: Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall, 12 Tai Gin Road, Singapore 327874
Fees: Vary according to activity. Book here.
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall has rolled out a series of events and activities in celebration of the Year of the Rabbit.
The exciting line-up include lion dance and festive drumming workshops, temple tours and heritage trails, storytelling, craft activities for the little ones, and more.
Finally, capture your Lunar New Year OOTDs with the adorably ginormous rabbit installation of Bit Bit Forest at Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall.
See all events here.
MENTAL: Colours of Wellbeing
When: Now till 26 February
Where: ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974
Fees: S$13.50 instead of S$18 when you book on Klook (Lunar New Year sale)
This exhibition invites you to a welcoming place where you can confront societal bias and stereotypes around mental health.
Featuring 24 interactive exhibits, art projects and large-scale installations by international artists, makers, scientists and designers that reflect a range of perspectives on mental health and ways of being, this exhibition also has seven artworks by Singaporean and regional artists that explore the topic from a uniquely Southeast Asian perspective.
Light to Night 2023
When: 6 January to 26 January
Where: Civic District
Fees: Free
National Gallery Singapore’s Light to Night Festival – a marquee event of Singapore Art Week – makes its post-pandemic return to the Civic District. This edition of the festival features a
myriad of art-meets-lifestyle activities, Singapore premiere of artworks by artists from
around the world, as well as new immersive day-to-night installations.
The theme, “Here and Now”, calls for reflection of one’s time and environment – an appropriate invitation to mark the new year – and draws attention to art as a platform to document and respond to one’s lived experiences.
Look forward to a series of installations that are best experienced in person, live performances and insightful dialogues, among other entertaining programmes.
Visit the festival’s microsite for the full line-up.
Hop into Fun at Universal Studios Singapore
When: 13 January to 5 February
Where: Universal Studios Singapore, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
Fees: S$80 instead of S$88 when you book on Klook
Universal Studios Singapore celebrates Year of the Rabbit with fun-filled and auspicious activities.
These include:
- Park-wide Festive Meet and Greets where you get to exchange well-wishes with a host of characters in their Lunar New Year best, including DreamWorks Animation’s Po and Tigress from Kung Fu Panda, DreamWorks Animation’s Shrek, Princess Fiona, Puss and Kitty, as well as Alex, King Julian and Gloria from Madagascar. Sesame Street’s Elmo, Cookie Monster, Grover, Oscar and Abby as well as Woody and Winnie Woodpecker join in the fun too. Keep an eye and ear out for Optimus Prime and Megatron, whose special Chinese New Year greetings in Mandarin are sure to delight guests.
- Watch Illumination’s Minions celebrate the New Year with an exciting performance. Fans are in for a treat with Kevin in his specially designed bunny outfit.
- During this period, enjoy an exciting night programme with extended weekend opening hours until 8pm on select nights. Stay and Lo Hei with The Stars over three Chinese New Year weekends: 21 to 24 January 2023, 27 to 29 January 2023 and 3 to 5 February 2023.
- Enjoy a special yusheng experience with Sesame Street friends. Join Elmo, Oscar, Abby and Cookie Monster at the New York Public Library bedecked with dozens of glowing red lanterns, as they add ingredients and blessings to the yusheng dish for extra wealth and prosperity, and toss to a year of abundant luck.
- Watch the Dance of the Dragon lights up the night in majestic fashion with a neon dragon, colourful new dragon poi, as well as dancers and drummers wearing brilliant LED lights.
- Hollywood Boulevard is lined with beautiful pink cherry blossom trees that adorn the streets.
- From 22 to 30 January 2023, there will also be daily angbao giveaway where you’ll stand to win exciting goodies such as Universal Express passes, retail or food vouchers, plushies and more, while stocks last!
- Get your hands on exclusive merchandise featuring the Minions dressed up as their favourite Chinese Zodiac animals, and tuck into an abundance of tasty treats inspired by the flavours of spring.
Joo Choon Lin: Dance In The Destruction Dance
When: 13 January to 16 April
Where: SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, 39 Keppel Road, Gallery 2, Singapore 089065
Fees: Free
A multi-sensory exhibition by Singaporean artist Joo Choon Lin, this will feature a series of performance activations and installation, exploring how the present is an illusion, and things are not what they seem.
The exhibition will invite audiences into a sensorially rich landscape that reimagines perceptions of form, reality, and human consciousness through everyday objects.
The artworks will be activated through a two-part theatrical performance, pEARs ‘ — — — ‘ in §pring (2018) transforming the gallery space into an atmospheric environment that will reveal a world of possibilities and interpretations that lie between reality and fiction.
Check out other events that Singapore Art Museum is putting up for Singapore Art Week on its website.
Swing in the Skies at Las Palmas
When: 17 January, 7pm – 9pm
Where: Las Palmas on Level 33 of Courtyard by Marriott Singapore Novena, 99 Irrawaddy Road, Singapore 329568
Fees: S$15, including entry and one mock tail. Book here
Las Palmas will be turning its picturesque poolside venue into a dance floor for a special event led by renowned swing dance instructors, transporting guests to the heyday of 1940s dance hall parties for one night only.
Guests will be treated to the merry tunes of jazz, captivating dance performances, and intro swing dance lessons against the backdrop of breathtaking Singapore skyline.
The event will feature a live band and internationally recognised instructors, including Sinclair Ang, founder of Jazz Inc. collective who has performed in over 20 countries across Europe and Asia Pacific, and Sing Lim, teacher at SwingStation SG who’s won countless international competitions including the US Open.
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