7 long weekends
Need we say more?
Coney Island
Singapore's newest green pocket will have a bird watching station, solar street lights, walkways and other sporty and recreational features. Camping sites, please!
Drone waiters (top pic)
Robot waiters are all the rage right now especially in China and Japan, but this may be the first time flying drones are being employed as waiters. Timbre will be the first to jump on the bandwagon in Singapore, with its five outlets expected to be equipped by end of 2015.
Lion City Kitty: The Cat Museum, Muses & Mansion
Singapore's love for cats and cat cafes will come to an apex when the country's first museum dedicated to all things feline officially opens its doors to the public on Jan 9, offering three whole floors of art, photography, exhibitions and of course, free-roaming cats as well.
Future Music Festival Asia
Despite last year's disturbing turn of events, FMFA is determined to hit its high party standards, but this time in Singapore. So far, the likes of Avicii, The Prodigy and Fatboy Slim have been announced.
M1 Fringe Festival
Some exciting local shows are in the lineup this year, like Loo Zihan's In/Out and the Noor Effendy Ibrahim-led The Malay Man and His Chinese Father. Stay tuned to Coconuts for previews.
Singapore Jazz Festival
This year's SingJazz lineup is more eclectic than ever, with confirmed (and award-winning) acts like Bobby McFerrin, Jessie J and Snarky Puppy.
Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa
Now that we know we've so many long weekend Public Holidays in 2015, can anybody say staycay? Sentosa's newest accommodation will feature 215 rooms in total, as well as the So Spa with outdoor pavillions and a spa garden.
Tycho
The super sleek sounds of San Francisco electronic producer Tycho will soon fill Victoria Theatre, which is finally open again after a long renovation period.
Vegan Vibes Festival
Get ready for Singapore's first ever outdoor all-vegan fest. “We feel that the time is right as people are getting more aware of what they put in their bodies and the impact they make with their lifestyle choices," said co-founder Jennifer Banse. “And this is exactly what the festival wants to celebrate — the positivity of a plant-based lifestyle."
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7 long weekends
Need we say more?
Coney Island
Singapore's newest green pocket will have a bird watching station, solar street lights, walkways and other sporty and recreational features. Camping sites, please!
Drone waiters (top pic)
Robot waiters are all the rage right now especially in China and Japan, but this may be the first time flying drones are being employed as waiters. Timbre will be the first to jump on the bandwagon in Singapore, with its five outlets expected to be equipped by end of 2015.
Lion City Kitty: The Cat Museum, Muses & Mansion
Singapore's love for cats and cat cafes will come to an apex when the country's first museum dedicated to all things feline officially opens its doors to the public on Jan 9, offering three whole floors of art, photography, exhibitions and of course, free-roaming cats as well.
Future Music Festival Asia
Despite last year's disturbing turn of events, FMFA is determined to hit its high party standards, but this time in Singapore. So far, the likes of Avicii, The Prodigy and Fatboy Slim have been announced.
M1 Fringe Festival
Some exciting local shows are in the lineup this year, like Loo Zihan's In/Out and the Noor Effendy Ibrahim-led The Malay Man and His Chinese Father. Stay tuned to Coconuts for previews.
Singapore Jazz Festival
This year's SingJazz lineup is more eclectic than ever, with confirmed (and award-winning) acts like Bobby McFerrin, Jessie J and Snarky Puppy.
Sofitel Singapore Sentosa Resort & Spa
Now that we know we've so many long weekend Public Holidays in 2015, can anybody say staycay? Sentosa's newest accommodation will feature 215 rooms in total, as well as the So Spa with outdoor pavillions and a spa garden.
Tycho
The super sleek sounds of San Francisco electronic producer Tycho will soon fill Victoria Theatre, which is finally open again after a long renovation period.
Vegan Vibes Festival
Get ready for Singapore's first ever outdoor all-vegan fest. “We feel that the time is right as people are getting more aware of what they put in their bodies and the impact they make with their lifestyle choices," said co-founder Jennifer Banse. “And this is exactly what the festival wants to celebrate — the positivity of a plant-based lifestyle."
Read Also:
What to eat in Singapore next year