It’s the most wonderful time of the year – Christmas Wonderland is back in Singapore! Opening on 29th November and concluding on 26th of December 2019, Gardens By The Bay is hosting the most instagrammable Christmas event again for the sixth year. This year, ten new attractions have been added. The Gardens will debut a Christmas Parade that will run on weekends, as well as on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. While the luminaire light sculptures are a staple photo opportunity, change up the shots at the Walk of Peace or share a kiss with your partner at Mistletoe Alley. Christmas is not complete…
Author: Rachel Neoh
Rachel Neoh
I love coffee and quietly observing the world.
Korean hip-hop star G-dragon has worked with Nike through his apparel brand PEACEMINUSONE to release new Air Force 1 Low “Para-noise” sneakers. The shoes will release worldwide on 23rd November 2019. The shoes come in a black upper that is said to have a special lacquer which will slowly wear away to reveal G-Dragon’s personal artwork. The inner sole takes on a similar artistic chaos as the worn-away upper that the Korean star is known for. Additionally, the tongue will be embellished with a daisy. In contrast to the initial black of the shoe, the swoosh sits in stark white.…
Starbucks heightens the Christmas excitement with new additions to its Happy Holidays Collection 2019 in collaboration with The Animal Project (TAP), and releases the new Gift of the Week available 18 November 2019 onwards. This Christmas, Starbucks Singapore and The Animal Project (TAP) have worked together to put out a collection designed by artist Tay Jun Yi, who suffers from autism. TAP is a local social enterprise that supports Singaporean artists with special needs. If you haven’t found a tumbler or cup that you like from the previous Happy Holidays 2019 collection, the coffee chain has expanded its line with…
National Gallery Singapore is bringing back the Light to Night Festival to kick off the year 2020. The fourth edition of the festival is themed Invisible Cities and spans two weeks, from 10th to 19th January 2020. As part of the Singapore Art Week, the National Gallery and its neighbours in the civic district–Asians Civilizations Museum, Esplanade–Theatres by the Bay, The Arts House and Victoria Theatre and Victoria Concert Hall, will host a myriad of activities and dual-experience exhibitions that will shift from day to night. This year’s theme is built off four sonnets written by four Singaporean writers–Desmond Kon,…