Top 5 Most Famous Feng Shui Masters in Singapore

Feng shui may be an old traditional practice, but it is still widely followed in Singapore. Many of the city-state’s famous landmarks were influenced and designed by feng shui principles.

Feng shui is all about creating positivity and harmony around you, and many people seek out feng shui masters for their benefits. Singapore is home to many feng shui masters, each of whom is skilled at their job. However, there are a few who stand out as excellent.

To help you find the best feng shui masters in Singapore, we have created a list of the top five to approach.

New Ubin Seafood @ CHIJMES

MENU: At this restaurant, you’ll find a menu that places a strong emphasis on local-style seafood and zi char dishes, while still catering to those who have a love for meat. In particular, the Black Angus Rib-Eye is a must-try for those who enjoy the best of both worlds in seafood and meat.

  • Garlic Baked Crab (S$79 for 800g)
  • Live Crab (S$79 for 800g)
  • Herbal Prawn Soup: S$48
  • Fish Maw & Crab Meat Soup: S$51
  • Squids: S$17 – S$32
  • Live Tiger Prawns: S$37 Per 300g
  • BBQKing Tiger Prawn: S$44.50 Per 150g
  • Barbecued Whole Mackerel: S$44.50
  • Fish Head Curry: S$48
  • Stir-Fried Claypot Fish Head: S$36
  • Live ‘Soon Hock’ Marble Goby: S$81
  • USDA Black Angus ‘Choice’ Rib-eye (S$95)
  • Zi char dishes: S$7 – S$81

AMBIANCE: New Ubin Seafood’s ambiance pays homage to the relaxed kampung spirit of the past with a breezy and informal atmosphere. The bright lighting and modern furnishings of the spacious seating area strike the perfect balance between comfort and simplicity, inviting you to unwind and enjoy your meal without any fuss.

GETTING THERE:

  • Buses: 106, 175, 197, 61, 851, & 857 (3-min walk from bus stop 04179)
  • Nearest MRT station: City Hall(NS25)

Il Cielo

MENU: Il Cielo offers contemporary Italian food made from fresh ingredients that are sourced locally and from Italy. The menu includes handmade pasta, gourmet pizza, hearty antipasti, meat and seafood main dishes, and an assortment of sides and salads. There are also seasonal items on the menu that makes use of the freshest produce available.

MUST-TRIES:

  • Fritto Misto, S$26
  • Burrata e Tartufo, S$34
  • Pappardelle all’ anatra, S$34
  • Manzo & Tartufo, S$40
  • Il Cielo Set Lunch, S$28/S$34

LOOK & FEEL: Il Cielo has a casual and laid-back vibe. You can go smart casual and choose between al fresco rooftop dining by the pool or the more intimate indoor option.

AVERAGE PRICE/PAX: S$50

NOTES:

  • Il Cielo is cashless and accepts most credit and debit cards.
  • Last order for lunch is at 2:30 PM and 9:15 PM for dinner.

GETTING THERE:

  • Buses: 7, 36, 36B, 77, 105, 106, 111, 123, 132, 174, 174e, 502, 502A (2-min walk from Delfi Orchard or Royal Thai Embassy Station)
  • Nearest MRT Station: Orchard (6-min walk via Angullia Park)

How to make your children’s holidays fun and exciting

When summer comes, all children go on holiday and look forward to a long-awaited break. But how to make this time interesting, fun, exciting, and unforgettable? Here is a list of holiday activities that kids can enjoy at home, outdoors, and in other interesting places.

Holiday activities for kids

Where to go, how to have fun, how to play, how to hang out and communicate with friends? There’s always something to do on holidays if you have a bit of imagination.

1. Spending time outdoors

In fact, it is very easy to spend a good and fruitful time with your child: just go for a walk and try to make it interesting. Plan things to do together with the kids. Visit interesting places and events. Travel and find adventures.

Singapore has a lot of various parks and sites:

  • Visit Pororo Park: Pororo Express Train, Meet and Greet! Children will love the large playroom, mini car racing tracks, slides, obstacle course, Pororo Express train and Pororo Meetings! During the school holidays in March, special daily lessons are conducted on weekdays, which are definitely worth attending.
  • Visit Fort Siloso. The heavenly Fort Siloso offers a stunning viewing platform and bridge with a panoramic and picturesque view of Centoza and its greenery.
  • Take the children to Tayo Station, where you can find a car hire centre and a playground. Play with the kids at the Tayo Station indoor playground, where there are interesting attractions such as a three-storey Gani playground and a ball pool with a rock wall!
  • Burn off some energy at the SuperPark indoor playground. The SuperPark indoor playground is suitable for children of all ages, so it is the ideal place for siblings during the school holidays!
  • Have some fun at Centoza with cable cars, beautiful beaches and sledging.
  • Choose from over 100 fun activities for kids in Singapore. Children will have fun burning energy, running, jumping and enjoying various activities from slides to swings and zips!

2. Visit a holiday camp

Visiting a summer camp can be a great idea to keep your child busy during the holidays. As a rule, summer camp programs offer many interesting activities. For example, the Newtonshow holiday camp for kids in Singapore offers a 5-day program that has two types of programs:

  • Science camp that offers various scientific experiments. Every season, programs are dedicated to a new theme, for example, Harry Potter, Superheroes or Space.
  • The multi-activity camp where children are engaged in different activities, such as robotics, science, art and cooking, so children try something new every day.

At the camp, children will have an opportunity to discover the world of science and explore their interests in a fun and engaging way. Additionally, they will be able to make various things with their own hands, such as:

  • Magic 3D puzzle
  • Mars soil
  • Solar Sistem Slime
  • Planet Earth model

There are different summer camps for children so you can choose a program interesting for your child. In summer camps, children can learn something new, have fun, and also find new friends.

3. DIY Activities

Making something with your own hands is a great way to spend holidays at home. It doesn’t matter what you make, it’s all about the fun! We have prepared several ideas for craft activities.

DIY Bath Bombs

Kids will love making their own homemade bath bombs (which is a great favor idea for a birthday party). After they understood the technique, you can try to experiment with shapes, colours and fragrances.

Felt Flower Bouquet

Felt flowers are great for kids’ DIY activities because they can be made without sewing. Children can use them to decorate their rooms, put in a pencil cup, or use as a bookmark, and they can also make nice Mother’s Day gifts!

And many more different and interesting ideas can be found on the Internet. Just use your imagination!

4. Become a video blogger

Make your holidays unusual and fun! Start a holiday vlog.

Video blogs are a great way to express yourself and interact with the world. It’s also useful to record and narrate yourself on video, as it improves your verbal skills and teaches you to stay in front of the camera.

Write a video diary about how you are spending your holidays. You can keep a daily talk about your day, and share interesting thoughts and achievements. You can start by filming yourself on your mobile phone and using basic video editing software. But it is not necessary to post vlog records on the internet. You can store them in your personal archive if you are not ready to attract an audience.

5. Fitness Exercises

Engaging the whole family in sports activities is a great idea. Parents should be the example for their children to show them that sports and physical activity are not only beneficial for their health but also enjoyable. Experts claim that the earlier your child understands that engaging in sports together is a beneficial and interesting family tradition, the easier it will be to maintain their interest in sports and a healthy lifestyle.

It’s not necessary to choose difficult sports. Your child can participate in such activities as:

  • Fitness workouts;
  • Yoga classes;
  • Sports dancing;
  • Trampoline jumping;
  • Active games.

Parents can play with their children outdoors: jump, run, play ball, and splash in the water. Active games can be an excellent substitute for sports.

6. Watch your favorite movies/TV shows

There are many ways to spend time together as a family, and one of them is to go to the cinema together. Choose an upcoming movie and watch it on a big screen together. As an alternative, you can always watch your favorite movies/TV shows at home in a familiar and relaxed environment. After all, there is nothing like getting the whole family together in the evening, sitting comfortably in front of the screen and watching a nice comedy.

7. Learning to cook simple dishes

Cooking with little helpers is a very exciting process and we cannot imagine how important it is for our children.  Children are able to follow simple recipes and cook easy meals. The only thing needed is desire and practice. Show the little chef that cooking is about creativity but not routine and that it can be exciting and fun.

Cooking is a great way to develop fine motor skills and to show your child how important is independent cooking. And, of course, it’s a great way to spend more time with our children.

8. Reading books

The academic year has ended, and summer vacations have begun. Children are relaxing and recharging before the start of the new school year. But summer is not just a time for rest, it’s also a time for preparing for school and gaining new knowledge. Reading is the foundation of learning and the most beneficial form of leisure. The ability to read largely determines a kid’s success at school.

As a rule, the summer reading list consists of required and supplemental reading. However, allow your child to read what they want, such as:

  • Stories about animals;
  • Books about fun adventures;
  • Educational encyclopedias;
  • Magic fairy tales;
  • Science fiction books.

There is no need to strictly adhere to the school curriculum. It’s important to give your child the freedom to choose. If they have different literary preferences, let them read what they like. The most important thing is that these books are true of interest to your child.

9. Visit interesting educational places and events

The benefits of visiting museums for children do not require any proof. Such activities provide an unforgettable learning experience, stimulate children’s imagination, make them familiar with unknown worlds and objects, and provide a unique chance to have great time together as a family.

The Singapore Children’s Museum is the first museum intended for children under the age of 12. With interactive training, a garden maze and a children’s free play module, your children will have plenty to do. It is a safe place where children can run and interact with multi-sensory developmental toys that acquaint them with Singapore’s history.

10. Board games

Board games are another great idea of what to do for a child at home during the holidays. Board games train logic, reaction, and memory. Here are some cool board games for the whole family:

  • “Cash Flow”: explains economic processes, develops skills of mental counting of large numbers and increases financial literacy;
  • “Zeus on Holiday”: trains verbal scoring, and reaction;
  • “Cortex”: trains memory, speed of thought, reaction, coordination, and attention.

It is not necessary to play according to the existing game rules. If the board game is too complicated for someone from the family, try to change the rules or create your own, using the available resources such as dice, cards, or chips.

11. Visit a zoo or farm

Visiting a zoo can be a great idea for a family holiday. Such a pastime will not only be fun but also useful if we consider the opinion of teachers about visiting the world of animals.

A zoo is an excellent place where children can learn about the species, habits and habitats of wild animals and birds, including exotic ones, in a safe environment. In this case, its main purpose is to help parents demonstrate the knowledge their child has learned from books or television. An added ‘bonus’ is that in the zoo, aviaries and cages are usually designed in a style that best suits the habitat of animals and birds. In this way, the young naturalist will not be acquainted with the fauna but also will have an opportunity to investigate the flora of the animal’s home.

A visit to the zoo is a great way to stimulate the child’s imagination. Stories told by parents about animals and birds during a visit to the zoo, especially in the form of dialogues with simple questions such as “What do you think?”, will help the child to develop figurative thinking and speech at any age.

Conclusion

Now you know how to spend time with children on holidays, having fun and learning at the same time. In Singapore you can find dozens of entertainment options for kids to make their holidays fun and exciting.

If you do not have time or opportunity, you can use a ready-made solution. Holiday camps for kids such as Newtonshow are specially designed for children to have fun, relax and learn at the same time.

The most important thing is to ensure that your children have a memorable and enjoyable break.

Good Ole Fun @ City Green Park

Good Ole Fun @ City Green Park

Date: 10 March to 9 April 2023

Time: Weekday 5.30pm to 9.30pm; Weekend & PH 1pm to 9.30pm

Venue: City Green Park

In partnership with Uncle Ringo – Singapore\’s Leading Carnival Event Company City Square Mall will be bringing an outdoor carnival experience straight to you at City Green Park. Relive the good old days at the outdoor carnival with classic rides and games like Carousel Trackless Train Pirate Ship and more! Spend a lovely time bonding together with your friends and family at the carnival happening from the March school holidays. Tickets are available for sale onsite so head on down now for a fun time!

EveryBody Dance Now (Accessible Sessions)

An extension of the moonlit workshops of EveryBody Dance Now, this indoor session at Esplanade Concourse invites everyone and every body to take part and experience dance.

Celebrate with Spanish Dance Singapore and their passionate Flamenco moves. Vibe along with the dancers from Down Syndrome Association, accompanied by their instructor from Danz People, who will show you their moves to their favourite K-pop song. Allow yourself to be creative in the way you move your body and see how dance can be a tool for empowerment and self-expression. A dance floor for all, to experience the joy of movement at EveryBody Dance Now.

5.30pm:  Flamenco by Spanish Dance Singapore

6.30pm:  K-pop by Danz People and Down Syndrome Association

This programme is presented as part of da:ns focus – EveryBody, a weekend of dance with inclusivity, diversity and participation, where we encourage everybody and every body to experience dance.

No Limits Battle

Everyone’s welcomed to check out this special No Limits Battle, where ILL-Abilities, an international all-star breakdance crew comprising differently-abled dancers, battle with some of the best homegrown break-dancers in Singapore.

Conceptualised by ILL-Abilities, the rule of this exhibition battle is simple—dancers spin a wheel labelled with constraints and aids, think out of the box, and faceoff! The message is simple yet powerful: injuries may happen to anyone and any dancer, but you are stronger than you imagine; believe in yourself and create opportunities from challenges.

Drawing inspiration from hip hop culture, the “ill” in ILL-Abilities does not mean “sick” or “unwell”. Rather, it refers to something positive, in this instance the incredible talent and dance abilities of the crew. The dancers of ILL-Abilities strive to inspire others and spread positive thinking through their optimistic attitudes, personal stories and unique dance moves.

This programme is presented as part of da:ns focus – EveryBody, a weekend of dance with inclusivity, diversity and participation, where we encourage everybody and every body to experience dance.

Let’s Dance! A party for migrants & friends

All for one and one for all—Helmed by their fellow migrant workers in Singapore, this event welcomes all migrant workers and friends to come together, relax and enjoy a performance as well as a party. In this showcase, Singapore-based migrant workers from a myriad of professions and countries share their stories through a series of dance performances. Following this, everyone is invited to take the dance floor and show off their own moves, accompanied by a special DJ set playing popular beats from the region. On top of the good memories made at this celebratory session, take home a goodie bag as well to remember this party.

What better way to celebrate the spirit of community and the joy of movement? See you at the Esplanade Annexe Studio!

This programme is developed in partnership with the Migrant Cultural Show.

This programme is presented as part of da:ns focus – EveryBody, a weekend of dance with inclusivity, diversity and participation; and we encourage everybody and every body to experience dance.

Five Footway Festival

The Five Footway Festival is coming to Chinatown Singapore Street Market from 11-19 March, offering a unique journey back in time to celebrate Singapore’s culture and heritage. From traditional Chinese opera, wu-shu (martial art performances), and lion dance performances to photo exhibitions, old school games, workshops, and heritage food stalls, there will be something for everyone to enjoy. Popular childhood games such as chapteh and hopscotch will also be available, creating a sense of camaraderie among the community. To tantalize taste buds, traditional delights such as malt candy giveaways and a Hainanese kueh yi-bua workshop will be available. Don’t miss this exciting opportunity to celebrate Singapore’s culture and heritage.

How Singapore Startups Can Use Apple’s Core ML to Make iOS Apps Smarter

If you take a look at the current set of events, you will see that machine learning is a hot topic in the world of technology. Software developers from all over the globe use this technology to make their apps more efficient. You will see that some of the biggest companies out there have decided to use it for their software to improve it.

These days, it is easier to use machine learning than ever before. The reason why this is the case is that we can use the technology known as Core ML, which is an iOS exclusive. If you are interested in the Android option, you should look toward the ML kit. Depending on your company’s needs and preferences you will choose one of these.

In reality, we can see that machine learning is considered a part of AI, which serves as an umbrella term for a wide array of different technologies. Today, we would like to provide you with a couple of ways Singapore startups can use Apple’s Core ML to develop iOS applications with smart AI features. Without further ado, let’s take a look at some of the relevant points.

Data Mining

The first thing we would like to talk about is the benefit of using data mining in app development. They can help with developing non-obvious patterns and connections with a set of data. Data mining has three main stages, data storage, maintenance, and the analysis of the data gathered during the process.

Machine learning provides all the necessary tools to conduct this sort of operation. We can all agree that it is impossible for human beings to conduct such operations and find all the variations needed to predict customer behaviour patterns. Better yet, data mining can be connected to your social media accounts, which helps with gathering all the data.

Gathering all the data is a structured procedure, which means that it consists of a couple of important segments. It will be categorised through gender, age, behaviour, preferences, etc. Having an insight into all of these is what makes data mining an exceptional advantage for app building in this day and age.

Easier to Define App’s Structure

A couple of years ago, the only way for app developers to define the structure of their apps was to reach out to the external server. The same process was needed to enable the AI features. These days, we can see that machine learning offers a completely new angle through running data analysis and fetching the features from a server.

At the same time, we can see that GPUs and CPUs, which are quite faster today, and machine learning chips we can find in mobile phones of new generations, we can reach out for these much easier. Defining the app’s structure is an absolute must since it will help the development process.

Making Ads More Relevant

Every company out there, no matter the size, strives towards making its ads as relevant as possible. You will certainly agree that beating the competition is not easy these days, and you will need to invest as much effort as possible before you can make it possible for the ads to reach out to more people.

The days when apps displayed on your mobile phones didn’t have anything to do with your interests are long gone. Startups can use machine learning to make relevant ads about their products or services. If potential customers are targeted right, then there is no doubt that the number of customers will increase significantly.

Machine Learning has done a lot in the field of making ads way more personalised. Whenever a company is about to release a new product or offer some promotions, this is the right way to go. By reaching out to more potential customers, the chances of increasing the number of those who will become loyal to the brand tend to rise significantly.

Search

The next thing we would like to point out is the importance of Apple’s Core ML when it comes to searching. Machine learning can do a lot with gathering all the information about an individual’s search query, clicks, and screen scrolls. All of these make for exceptional help in situations when the app tries to predict the behaviour of a customer.

Thankfully, it is possible to use the information in front of you to predict these preferences. By doing so, you will get a polished look at how people think, and what can attract them to use your app in the future. Naturally, studying this information is quite challenging and that’s the moment when machine learning comes to the stage.

Machine Learning for E-commerce Apps

Last but not least, we would like to talk about the use of machine learning for e-commerce apps. Without any doubt, this will be one of the cornerstones of the future of e-commerce. It is interesting to know that stores like Amazon have already implemented this method and that they use it for suggesting products to their clients.

For a long time, this approach was largely underestimated, but we can see that it has become a prevalent option for many newly-built e-commerce sites. It monitors the products consumers are clicking on and helps with predicting their future decisions, alongside providing them with recommended products.

Among other examples of sites that use this approach, you will find ones such as IBM, Microsoft, or TensorFlow. A good thing about this option is that you can always add some open-source APIs, which will make the system even more efficient in the future. Accessing these is easier than it has ever been and you should make the most of them.

Signing Off

Singapore startups are among the fastest-growing ones in the world since the country has decided to invest significant amounts of money in these. Here, you can take a look at how local startups can use Apple’s Core ML to make their apps smarter and more efficient. We are certain that you will find this article of ours particularly helpful in this regard.

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Classical Therapy by MozART Group

The MozART Group is back in Singapore! Bringing their unique blend of music, comedy, and satire in their brand new “Classical Therapy” tour to the Esplanade Concert Hall on 22 April 2023.

Since 1995, the MozART Group have been dispensing their unique comic brand of musical therapy with more than 5,000 shows around the major concert halls to 5 million (and counting!) spectators worldwide. “Classical Therapy” is their latest musical adventure that promises to be their most exciting and entertaining yet!

This classical music ensemble from Poland has charmed audiences around the world with their unique virtuosity and ingenious combination of classical music and comedy. The group consists of  Filip Jaślar, violin; Michał Sikorski, violin; Paweł Kowaluk, viola; and Bolesław (Bolek) Błaszczyk, cello. All four members are classically trained musicians who have come together to create a new and innovative style of classical music performance.

The MozART Group’s concerts are lively and entertaining, with a mix of original compositions, pop songs and well-known classical pieces. The group is known for their humorous and often absurdist interpretations of classical music, which often involves hilarious costumes and props. In addition to their concerts, the MozART Group has released fourteen albums and has toured extensively throughout Europe and beyond, performing at some of the most prestigious classical music festivals in the world.

The “Classical Therapy” tour will be a rare opportunity for fans of the MozART Group to see them live, and for newcomers to experience their unique and unforgettable blend of music and comedy. No previous knowledge of classical music is needed to enjoy your night as you will hear songs that you will recognize, from classical music to top 100 hits. Whether you\’re a long-time fan or new to the group, the “Classical Therapy” tour is sure to be a musical treat like no other. So don’t miss out on your chance to see the MozART Group live on tour – get your tickets now and prepare to be entertained, amused, and moved by the incredible music of the MozART Group

Parkway Parade x Harvey Norman Tech Show

In collaboration with Parkway Parade, Harvey Norman will be taking over 4 indoor levels of Parkway Parade for the first ever tech show of such scale taking place in a shopping mall from 6 to 12 March.

On top of the Parkway Parade x Harvey Norman tech show, Lendlease Plus members will also be treated to a series of exclusive promotions as well as parking perks running from 6 to 26 March when they visit Parkway Parade.

Save up to 35% at the tech show on products such as the Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 and Sony 65″ Google TV along with free gifts worth over $200! Other than enjoying exclusive offers on various tech products, shoppers can also get lucky by participating in the Pay Just $! Lucky Draw by spending a minimum of a $100 in a single receipt

A Space for EveryBody

Enjoy an informal sharing of a short performance created during the week of da:ns focus – EveryBody, led by Candoco Dance Company, for and with Singaporean dancers with disabilities and without disabilities: Diverse Abilities Dance Collective, Tung Ka Wai, Muhammad Ammar Nasrulhaq and more.

Two dance artists from Candoco Dance Company will lead and work with a group of homegrown dance artists to share and explore Candoco’s inclusive and creative approach to dance making and performance. Different lived and professional experiences, artistic practices, perspectives and cultures will be skillfully weaved together to create something unique that will speak to us all, which can be shared and developed long into the future.

Collaboration is at the heart of Candoco’s practice and success, with each artist learning from the other to create something new.

This programme is presented as part of da:ns focus – EveryBody, a weekend of dance with inclusivity, diversity and participation, where we encourage everybody and every body to experience dance.

14 Apr 2023, Fri, 6pm & 7pm

15 Apr 2023, Sat, 6pm & 7pm

For more information, visit our event website!

EveryBody Dance Now

Let your hair down, put on your dancing shoes and get ready for EveryBody Dance Now!

Everyone’s invited back to these moonlit dance workshops at the Esplanade Forecourt Garden, as part of da:ns focus EveryBody, where all bodies can freely take part and experience dance.

Pick up nifty moves from professional instructors on stage and catch some of Singapore’s best dance studios demonstrate their own takes on classic styles. Come and try out a different style to see how dance is for you!

#trendingfriday

If you’re guilty of replaying dance TikToks to learn some moves in preparation for the next party, let the instructors from O School and Danz People show you what’s truly trending.

14 Apr 2023, Fri

7.30pm – 8pm: Dancehall by O School

8.30pm – 9pm: Hip Hop by Danz People

9.30pm – 10pm: Kpop by O School

Dance together Saturday

Bring a friend to this +1 night and celebrate friendships, love and relationships through partner dances. Flying solo? Don’t worry, there will be dance-lovin’ Esplanade Volunteers ready to learn the steps with you.

15 Apr 2023, Sat

7.30pm – 8pm: Jive by The DanceSport Academy

8.30pm – 9pm: Lindy Hop by Jazz Inc

9.30pm – 10pm: Cha-Cha by The DanceSport Academy

Empowerment Sunday

Feel good about yourself as you awaken the powerful and passionate side of you through emotive movements. Also check out additional sessions at the Upper Concourse held earlier in the day, which are accessible and sign-language interpreted. Dance is a form of art for everybody and has the power to uplift our spirits!

16 Apr 2023, Sun

7.30pm – 8pm: Flamenco by Spanish Dance Singapore

8.30pm – 9pm: Street Jazz  by L.A. Dance Connection

9.30pm – 10pm: Voguing by Vogue In Progress

This programme is presented as part of da:ns focus – EveryBody, a weekend of dance with inclusivity, diversity and participation, where we encourage everybody and every body to experience dance.

Introduction to Wine

Join Pop Up Wine for an enjoyable and informative wine event in Singapore that demystifies the world of wine. As part of Pop Up Wine\’s ‘Behind the Scenes’ series, guests are invited to the warehouse HQ located in Tiong Bahru for a low-key, friendly wine-tasting event.

An informal wine tasting led by wine experts will allow you to discover different wine types and regions, gain insights into critic ratings and wine labels, and learn how to find the best wines at the best prices in Singapore. In just two hours,  you can feel confident ordering from even the trickiest of wine lists with the knowledge gained from this event.

Guests will also have the opportunity to meet other wine enthusiasts while enjoying discounts on purchases made on the night, with next-day home delivery.

Dancer Development Workshop

Candoco Dance Company is a world-renowned professional dance company recognised for their bold and inclusive approach towards dance. Led by two of its dance artists, this workshop offers an insight into the company’s ethos and to introduce participants to an integrated dance approach, making creative environments more inclusive.

This is an opportunity for all dancers and movement practitioners with disabilities and no disabilities to further develop their creative and inclusive practice, no matter what stage of career they are in. Participants will have the opportunity to explore movement practices and choreographic approaches from the current repertory, and share thoughts and questions directly with the Candoco artists.

The workshop’s capacity is limited to 30 people. Pre-registration is required and applicants should meet one of the following criteria:

  • Practicing dance or movement professionals with an interest in developing integrated practices, or
  • Full-time dance students, aged 18 and above.

This programme is presented as part of da:ns focus – EveryBody, a weekend of dance with inclusivity, diversity and participation, where we encourage everybody and every body to experience dance.

The WIP Show

Don’t miss out on the WIP Show happening at Marina Bay Sands (Hall B & C) on 8 and 9 April 2023!

Organized by NoonTalk Media Limited, and supported by Citrus and SIXIDES, the WIP Show brings together professionals from three major facets to ease your way into starting a new family.

From Wedding, Interior (Design), to Parenting, consumers can expect to get the best of all three worlds with special promotions and exclusive perks awaiting.

Let the experts worry about the nitty-gritty details when you enjoy the fruits of their labor and watch your dreams turn into reality. See you at the WIP Show!

Comedy Night at The Projector: Charles The French – ‘Singing Funny’

With over 600 Million views online, comedy sensation Charles the French finally returns to Singapore as part of his new tour ‘Singing Funny’! He’s closing out his 17-city tour with a one-of-a-kind special night, as it will be Charles’ Birthday Special! Expect more laughs, bonus songs and maybe even a surprise guest or two, all happening this month at Comedy Night at the Projector!

Duration: 90 mins

Rating: Parental Guidance

Tickets are tiered across 4 zones and range from $25 – $50.

(Zone D: $25, Zone C: $35, Zone B: $40, Zone A: $50) 

About Charles The French: 

For those who don’t know him yet, Charles The French is a comedian primarily known for his funny videos made with his friend Tada. With over 600 million views combined, they are a reference in terms of student humour

Apart from the online fame, Charles is an accomplished who has performed over 2,000 shows worldwide. After the success of his comedy magic show “Here Comes The Secret”, Charles The French is back in Singapore with a MUSICAL COMEDY SHOW! Originally planned for 2020 and released in the end on YouTube as “This is Absurd”, Charles presents here his best comedy songs along with brand new ones. Not only that, he will also deliver comedy skits on stage. 

From his COVID spoof “The Viral Song”, to his quite not romantic “Perfect Love Song”, get ready to laugh and sing along! Oh… Charles can’t sing well by the way… but he can sing funny.

Chope Weekly Tuesday Flash Sale 2023

Chope is bringing back our Weekly Tuesday Flash Sale (W.T.F. Sale) this February! On 21 and 28 February, dive into exclusive deals of up to 50% off on the best Japanese and Hotpot brands. And that’s not all – make the most of your savings with an extra $6 off when you use DBS PayLah!

Event Date & Time

21 February: 12.00am-11.59pm

28 February: 12.00am-11.59pm

Valentine’s Day Experience at 15 Stamford by Alvin Leung

15 Stamford by Alvin Leung goes beyond a usual candlelit dinner for Valentine’s Day by elevating the dining experience with a dance floor for couples to rekindle their love, alongside photo-taking opportunities to remember the night forever. All couples will also receive a flower to mark the occasion, while the best-danced couple will walk away with a special gift.

Priced at S$188++ per person (additional S$98++ per person for wine pairing), the five-course dinner begins with a Champagne cocktail, followed by starters such as Yuzu Mud Crab, Poached Diver Scallops, and Winter Black Truffles. Couples have a choice of Japanese Bluefish or Arita Wagyu Beef Striploin for mains. A Rosella Meringue ends the dinner on a sweet note.

Additionally, lovebirds can enjoy The Bar at 15 Stamford’s special Valentine’s Day cocktails ($24++), representing the three stages of love as interpreted by the three bartenders:

  • Of Courtships and Uncertainties – a low-ABV fruity cocktail designed by Bar Manager Edriane Lim
  • Ai Stead Mai – a cheeky and refreshing rum-based cocktail by Bartender Timothy Aw
  • Of Heartbreaks and Make-Ups – a strong cocktail with a bitter-sweet finish by Head Bartender Poch

Galentine’s in the Skies

Las Palmas will be throwing an epic Galentine’s in the Skies party on 15 February 2023 to celebrate the launch of Women-Out Wednesdays (WOW), where we celebrate women weekly.

Marking the start of the WOW promotion, the Galentine’s party at Las Palmas is set to be an evening for girl squads to indulge in dance and drinks together where Girls Just Wanna Have Fun – whether they be single, attached or in a situationship.

From 7pm onwards, DJ Durio – ⅓ of all-girl music collective, ATTAGIRL! – will be spinning familiar tunes of crowd-favourite female anthems from the likes of Cyndi Lauper, Queen Bey, Ariana Grande, and many more. In addition, for those keen on some introspections to gain insight into the past, present and future, Rachel Wong (@stopitrach) will be offering tarot card readings, shedding some light on burning questions each lady may have.

Revellers at the launch party on 15 February will also stand to enjoy additional treats, including a complimentary Galentine’s door gift^ with every first order of any Las Palmas cocktail (limited to one per guest).

 

Table reservations for the party can be made at laspalmasbar.com.

Queens of Asia Comedy Show

To celebrate International Women’s Month, Queens of Asia brings together three iconic female comedians in a stand-up comedy showcase like never before! They’re coming from all over the globe to the spectacular Projector X: Picturehouse for two nights to put the “power” in “empowerment”. 

Hosted by Singapore\’s very own Singapore boy and national treasure Hossan Leong, the evening will feature a lineup with Netflix comedian Aditi Mital, Youtube sensation with over 33 million views Yumi Nagashima, and local legendary queen Joanne Kam. Don’t miss this opportunity to be part of a first-time-ever female-empowered comedy extravaganza guaranteed to offer a night of side-splitting acts!

Date: Friday 24 & Saturday 25 March 2023

Time: 8 p.m.

Duration: 1 hour and 45 minutes

Age requirement: recommended 18+ (coarse language)

Early Bird prices ($10 OFF): Zone A – $80, Zone B: $60

Normal ticket prices: Zone A – $90 , Zone B: $70

Songkran Music Festival 2023

The Songkran Music Festival (SMF) is back, and this year, the second edition of SMF has been expanded from one to two days on April 14 and 15, at Wild Wild Wet, Downtown East. Organised by NTUC Club, SMF is one of Downtown East’s signature events that showcases an ensemble of breathtaking water jet and light displays, alongside heart-pumping rhythms from international, regional and local DJs.

Tickets for the two-day night festival (SMF) start from $68 (Day-1), $88 (Day-2) and $128 (2-day pass) on www.wildwildwet.com. All festival passes are inclusive of one Singha beer redemption per day and same-day free entry to enjoy the rides in the water park before the start of the festival (access to Wild Wild Wet rides: Day-1, 12pm – 6pm only; Day-2, 2pm – 5pm only).

To up the ante, the SMF 2023 music line-up will feature an international headliner and regional acts – Dutch DJ Headhunterz, Malaysian DJ Amber Na, and DJ Ada & MC Nikii from China – joined by popular local jocks Inquisitive, Dash, Sakura, Sforla, JOERU and Q Doll. The festival will be hosted by hypeman T-Fresh.

SMF is set to wow with an edgier and diverse electronic music fare that reflects today’s global soundscapes. Set against the backdrop is the festival’s elaborate staging that will feature a synchronised dance of water and spectacular visuals for the eye to behold, befitting the Songkran theme and spirit, as the beats drop and peak.

During the two-day SMF, festival-goers can also enjoy food and bar stalls – including six Thai eateries at Downtown East – Co+Nut+Ink; Tuk Tuk Cha; Kin Kao Young; Sakon Thai; Siam Square Mookata and The Basil Inn.

No Excuses, No Limits

A powerful force on the hip-hop dance stage” The Guardian

Dance like anything is possible.

Be inspired by this international award-winning all-star breakdance crew, ILL-Abilities, comprising seven of the world’s best differently-abled dancers. No Excuses, No Limits takes audiences on a journey of each dancer’s story through dance, music, audience interaction, working towards an understanding of the limitless possibilities that any person can hold.

Having performed in over 25 countries and reached more than 1 million audiences globally, ILL-Abilities makes its way back to Singapore with its latest production, No Excuses, No Limits. This motivational showcase sold out 10 sessions at Kennedy Center in Washington D.C., USA, and will be one that you probably have not experienced before!

ILL-Abilities is a play on the word “ill”, inspired by its usage in hip hop culture to describe something in a positive manner. Rather than meaning “sick” or “unwell”, the “ill” in ILL-Abilities refers to the incredible, amazing and intricate talent of its crew members, who strive to inspire and spread positive thinking through their optimistic attitudes, personal stories and unique dance moves.

This programme is presented as part of da:ns focus – EveryBody, a weekend of dance with inclusivity, diversity and participation; and we encourage everybody and every body to experience dance.

14 Apr 2023, Fri, 8pm

15 Apr 2023, Sat, 2pm & 8pm

16 Apr 2023, Sun, 2pm

Integrated Dance Workshop

We believe that dance is for every body.

We welcome differently-abled participants between the ages of 15 and 30 to join this creative movement-exploration workshop conducted by ILL-Abilities, an international break dance crew comprising seven professional dancers who are differently-abled. This workshop aims to provide a platform for participants to discover their own strengths through creative movements, team activities, exercises and challenges.

Drawing inspiration from hip hop culture, the “ill” in ILL-Abilities does not mean “sick” or “unwell”. Rather, it refers to something positive, in this instance the incredible talent and dance abilities of the crew. The dancers of ILL-Abilities strive to inspire others and spread positive thinking through their optimistic attitudes, personal stories and unique dance moves.

Pre-registration is required and participants should fall under these criteria:

• Individuals with disabilities (physical, sensory, developmental and/or intellectual)

• Able to follow simple verbal cues and instructions

• Aged between 15 to 30 years old

Please note that to ensure the safety of all participants, the workshop will be limited to a maximum of 25 participants. An accompanying aide can be present with the participant, if required. Please register and share your access needs with us.

This programme is presented as part of da:ns focus – EveryBody, a weekend of dance with inclusivity, diversity and participation, where we encourage everybody and every body to experience dance.

ShopBack Women’s Weekend Market at the Museum

Hey there!

We’re cordially inviting you to our ShopBack Women’s Weekend Market at MOIC to #EmbraceEquity with #WomenWhoTakeTheLeap. 

It’ll be a special popup market with our ShopBack friends from Cloop for sustainable thrifting, byCaxs for all your Doll needs, and Thrifty Thieves for glamming up your styles.

  • Date: 25-26 March 2023, Saturday & Sunday
  • Time: 11am – 6pm daily
  • Location: Museum of Ice Cream, 100 Loewen Road, Singapore 248837

What you’ll receiving with your RSVP:

  • 15% OFF MOIC tickets on MOIC’s website
  • Complimentary door gifts, redeemable at the ShopBack Market at MOIC Cafe & Bar
  • Complimentary welcome drink at MOIC Cafe & Bar

Do RSVP here to confirm your slot – we look forward to welcoming you at the Museum!

Our Yoga Place

YOGA INSTRUCTORS: All instructors and trainers at Our Yoga Place are certified and qualified with years of experience in teaching yoga. They use a sensitive approach to teach students body awareness, acceptance, and humility. Their instructors believe yoga is more than a body exercise; it trains your mind, soul, and body discipline.

YOGA CLASSES:

  • Yoga Therapy: This class is best for people feeling low on energy or suffering from ailments, as it rejuvenates your body and mind. The combination of asana and meditation helps realign your movements and energies.
  • Hatha Yoga: An ancient form of yoga that focuses on breathing and awareness of the overall body. Techniques like pranayama, meditation, and relaxation exercise are used to initiate advanced yoga practice for beginners.
  • Hatha 1.5: This Hatha yoga session might have a few difficult postures, and the holding periods might be slightly longer. The oldest kind of yoga practice is hatha yoga. Each stance is held for a few breaths. You concentrate on your breathing and general body awareness.
  • Iyengar Yoga 1: Iyengar Yoga is a distinctive form of yoga that emphasizes asana perfection and in-depth comprehension. The proper alignment of your asanas and any necessary adjustments according to your body type are of utmost importance. To make this technique accurate and comfortable,  yoga props are incorporated. Pose-holding lasts a long time. You will feel rejuvenated after the class.
  • Mysore: T. Krishnamacharya founded this type of yoga practice in Mysore, India. It consists of a predetermined order of asanas executed with a specific gaze and Uilayi Pranayama. The standard method of instruction is used in this class.
  • Pranayama & Meditation: The best way to enhance the health of your lungs is through yoga breathing techniques. In light of the recent devastating pandemic, it is more crucial than ever to prioritize your lung health. This class will get students ready for pranayama, which will ultimately lead to a calmer, more clear-headed mind.
  • Restorative Yoga: For those seeking relaxation, peace, and restoration of their energies, this class is perfect. You will feel relieved after a long tiring day when you practice the poses in this class. It is ideal for beginners.
  • Wall Rope Yoga: The Wall Rope Yoga class employs ropes to assist students as they perform several Asanas and leverage the benefits of their practice. This class is open to beginners. A new and exciting experience is in store for you when you take this class.

SKAI Bar

DRINKS:

  • Rose by glass: S$16 – S$28
  • Rose wines: S$80 – S$380 per bottle
  • Rose champagne: S$135 – S$1465 per bottle
  • Sparkling rose: S$75 – S$125 per bottle
  • Cocktails: S$25
  • Mocktails: S$17
  • Bubbly offers: S$118 – S$420
  • Wines: S$19 – S$39 per class, S$80 – S$135 per bottle
  • Premium Covarin selection: S$45 – S$499 per class, S$220 – S$2300 per bottle
  • Champagne & Sparkling wines: S$105 – S$1025 per bottle
  • Beers & Ciders: S$16 – S$18
  • Soft drinks: S$8
  • Juices: S$12

FOOD: Tapas (S$12 – S$36) are on the menu to complement the rose drinks.

DRESS CODE: SKAI Bar prefers business casual and formal attire. Shorts, flip-flops, sandals, or onesies are not allowed. Bermudas are allowed for high tea (Saturdays only). 

Las Palmas Rooftop Bar

DRINKS: There is a long list of alluring names that cover

  • Cocktails: S$20 – S$28
  • Spirits: S$18 – S$50
  • Wine by the glass: S$24 – S$33
  • Wine by the bottle: S$78 – S$188
  • Beer & Cider: S$14 – S$22
  • Non-Alcoholic: S$5 – S$11

HAPPY HOUR: During their happy hour from 5:00 to 7:00 pm, the bar provides discounted drinks while guests enjoy the breathtaking sunset view. The happy hour deal includes SS10 draught beers and S$15 cocktails or wine.

FOOD: Las Palmas’s menu features savoring classic American, Mexican, and Southern Californian cuisine with an exciting Asian twist.

  • Signatures: S$15 – S$18
  • Main: S$18 – S$25
  • Lite bites: S$13 – S$16

EVENTS: Las Palmas rooftop bar can also be booked for special events. The bar features a meeting room with panoramic views and signature tropical decor, perfect for birthday parties or celebratory after-work drinks.