The Best Thing and Activities You Can Do This Weekend From May 27 to 30

The Best Thing and Activities You Can Do This Weekend From May 27 to 30

 

Despite the current Phase 2 condition, now Singapore is still looking great with some live performance and site events which you can enjoy some great experience on this festival where they are now offering digital update and now there are plenty of things to do online and offline including exploring a new cultural exhibition, art, and live streaming concert.

 

A Scented Journey Through Memories

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This fragrance and art are where you can find a new artisanal fragrance brand Ao Singapore where you can engage your sense with the brand’s showcase which features six handcrafted candles curated by Raf, a scent artist and creative behind Ao Singapore.

 

Hello From the Nature Side

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The wildlife from the iconic Singapore Zoo and River Safari where it now you can enjoy a virtual walk on the wild side with Wildlife Reserves Singapore and now the second season of Hello From The Wild Side features more unique interactions with the adorable critters, as well as a newly curated Zoo Explained! the segment which offers limited edition content every month. In the first session of Zoo Explained!, you’ll get to meet the playful Emperor Tamarins from River Safari.

 

Singapore International Festival of Arts

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SIFA is back to transform the Art House were now the biggest international art festival which takes place since the circuit breaker and now there are over  60 shows and 300 performances. Film buffs will love festival favorite Singular Screens, while theatre lovers won’t want to miss Toy Factory Productions’ A Dream Under The Southern Bough: Existence (available as Video-on-Demand), The Year of No Return by The Necessary Stage, and The Commission by Wild Rice, Singapore Repertory Theatre and Pangdemonium.

 

#KasiOnRayaFest: A Ramadan & Raya Fest

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Celebrate the joys of Ramadan and Syawal with the Malay Heritage Center (MHC) as now you can enjoy #KasiOnRayaFest where now it is online and on-site with this hybrid cultural festival gets festive with a variety of programs and from now till June 13 the center’s compound is complete with the  Instagram-worthy LapLip Light Installation – is also extending its opening hours till 10 pm, with its galleries’ extended till 9 pm on Fridays and Saturdays.

Venue name:	Malay Heritage Centre
Address:	85 Sultan Gate Singapore 198501
Price:	Free

 

Summer Art Jam

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Enjoy this Summer Art pop up which is presented by Miaja Art Collection and it comes as a part of La Piscine solo exhibition by Singapore based artist Aude Gooly. This event was centred on swimming pools where it showcases the aim towards the sense of visual art, fashion and music. You can also find a special film presentation as well as a dance performance by the dancers of Sabrina Zuber’s Danza Attitude.

 

Gallery Children’s Biennale

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Check out this multi-sensorial art experience which is the first-ever digital edition of the Gallery Children Biennale where now it is set to launch this online experience via a microsite on May 22 then followed by on-site experience at the National Gallery later in September.

 

Singapore Mental Health Film Festival

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This mental health awareness takes center stage this month where the Singapore Mental Health Film (SMHFF) is making a return and this year it comes to a hybrid edition with nine feature films and nine short films. Plus there are nine panels conversations and eight workshops are held on-site at National Gallery Singapore and online via watch.smhff.com.

 

The LASALLE Show

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This contemporary art to design and performance where the annual LASALLEW Show spotlight the creative work from young talents in the art institution by emerging names in this platform and this year this show returns with more dance and theatre performance which including six performances from LASALLE’s Faculty of Performing Arts that take you through a black comedy, contemporary dance explorations, a medley of beloved musical theatre numbers, a Singapore adaptation of a Brecht play, and two recitals that celebrate all genres of music.