Singapore Things To Do Today

Performing Art Do You Wanna Dance // New Contemporaries Ang Song Ming has two left feet and two sweaty palms, but he would like to dance with you. And that’s all he wants to do. With you, and you, and you. Come with your friends, show a move or two, and enjoy some free booze. [...]

Performance / Comedy justLogOff Comedy Club The Comedy “Must See Show” of 2010 – Frisky and Mannish! Get some laughs this Thursday with the comedy club that has gotten rave reviews from all over the world! “One of the most upbeat hours of comedy I’ve seen this year. Frisky and Mannish effortlessly straddle the high-low [...]

Theatre The Monkey’s Paw The Monkey’s Paw is an adaptation of a classic horror tale set in the 1940s. A childhood friend visits a close-knit family, bringing a gift that changes everything. Three Wishes. Two Sons. One Unexpected Conclusion. Be careful what you wish for. Time: 1830h Venue: Singapore Polytechnic, Auditorium Admission: FREE – Tickets [...]

Concert Kelly Clarkson “All I Ever Wanted” Tour A girl from suburban Texas, Kelly Clarkson was thrust to the public spotlight and into popular culture when she became the first American Idol winner in 2002. Blessed with powerhouse vocals and driving ambition to grow as an artist, Clarkson has gone on to international success as [...]

Explore! Visit the Double Helix bridge today! more info here Exhibition Ang Ah Tee: Fascinating Visions Ang Ah Tee was accorded the Cultural Medallion in 2009 by the government of Singapore. Ang began his practice in oils and watercolour. He later explored a repertoire in acrylic for which he is distinguished today. The characteristic of [...]

Activity 1: 1000H Random! Ya Kun Kaya Toast Start your day Singapore style! Head down to Ya Kun Kaya Toast for a delicious breakfast of traditional toast with kaya & runny yummy eggs! There’s a lot of drinks & toast varieties for you to choose from. Venue: Various Cost: Check out the Menu here! Source: [...]

Activity 1: 1400h Film The Big Durian Amir Muhammad, Malaysia, 2003, 75 mins, Rated NC-16 On the night of 18 October 1987, a soldier ran amok with an M16 rifle in Chow Kit, Kuala Lumpur’s Chinatown district. His outburst triggered panic and rumours of racial riots in the Malaysian city. Did this act trigger the [...]