Monday
Incubus. The iconic Californian rock band returns to Singapore to stage their second to show since 2008. Join them for a memorable night and perhaps get to hear snippets of their new album in the works. 7:30pm-11pm. The Coliseum, Hard Rock Hotel Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway. S$108 cover charge.
Beer Cocktail Party. Fancy a pint? Like to sip on cocktails? Why not have both? Nutmeg & Clove is throwing a Beer Cocktail Party as part of Singapore Cocktail week. 5pm-closing. Nutmeg & Clove, 17 Ann Siang Road, +65 6423 9885. Free admission.
Tuesday
Is Pink the New White? Hear the thoughts and opinions of religious communities on reconciling with the LGBTQ community. The panel discussion will involve Rev Mak Siew, Mr Mohamed Imran Mohamed Taib and Ad Maulod. 7pm-9pm. Yale-NUS College Seminar Rooms 1 & 2, 6 College Ave East. Free admission but sign up for tickets.
Craft Beer Tasting for Singles. Is speed dating getting boring? Spice it up with craft beer tasting paired with canapés. Craft beer tasting is described as an explosion of exhilaration and pure bliss, akin to the feeling when you hit it off with someone new. 7:30pm-10pm, Barossa, 8 Raffles Avenue. S$59 cover charge.
Wednesday
Malaya Black & White Screenings: Saint Jack. This is your chance to watch the first Hollywood film entirely shot in Singapore. Saint Jack — banned for nearly 30 years in Singapore — revolves around the exploits of pimp Jack Flowers. 7pm-10pm. NUS Museum, 50 Kent Ridge Crescent. Free entry but check availability of tickets.
Simply Natural | Body Edition Workshop. Looking for a safer alternative to commercial hygiene products? This hands-on workshop teaches you budget-friendly methods you can use at home to make your own face and body products. 9:30am-12:30am. Blue House Village, 2 Turf Club Road, +65 6894 8976. S$150 course fee.
Thursday
Thirsty Thursday. Get your laugh on at Comedy Hub’s weekly stand-up comedy gig. Watch seasoned comedians and new take the stage at the bar where drinks are available at happy hour prices till 9pm. 8:30pm-10:15pm. The Prince of Wales, 101 Dunlop Street, +65 9066 1655. Free admission.
IT Show. Looking to update your tech gear? Head down to this year’s IT Show where you can get your hands on the latest gadgets. noon-9pm, Suntec Singapore 3, 4, 6/L, 1 Raffles Blvd, +65 6747 4620. Free admission.
Friday
Bollywood Bash-Back to School. Get your bhangra groove on for the night. Join the after-party of Mika Singh, the Bollywood pop music sensation who has been performing many top hits. 10pm-4am, Avalon Singapore, 2 Bayfront Ave, +659351 7546. S$25 cover charge (presale).
Future Music Festival Asia 2015. It’s been described as the EDC of Asia, with a two-day festival featuring greats like Giorgio Moroder, Fatboy Slim and current sensations Avicii and Afrojack. The festival will also include local and regional artists. 4pm-late, Changi Exhibition Centre, 9 Aviation Park Rd. S$178 (one-day pass), S$228 (weekend pass).
Saturday
St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day a few days early by hopping between bars in an open-top party bus. End off the night with a visit to a club where you’ll get free entry. 7pm-11:30pm. UOB Plaza, 80 Raffles Place, +65 9640 5611. S$50 cover charge.
Prawn & Fish Harvesting Demo. Head outdoors for your weekend and learn about prawn and fish farms that supply food to your homes in one of Singapore’s untouched nature spots. 9:30am-11:00am. Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Wetland Centre, Information Counter, Neo Tiew Crescent, +65 1899 471 7300. Free admission.
Sunday
Spoonful’s Sunday Cooking at Ramen Isshi vol.2 . Learn the secrets behind ramen making and get hands-on experience in cooking Gyozas. You don’t need to have experience in the kitchen, even kids can join in the lesson. 3pm-5:30pm, Ramen Isshi, 1 Raffles Place. S$50 (standard), S$20 (kids).
Singapore’s 19th Guinness Oyster Opening Championship. Catch the battle between the finest chefs of Singapore as they contend for the title of “2015 Oyster Opening Champion”. Join in the festivities by competing in the Customer Boat Race, where you’ll attempt to open an oyster and finish off a pint of Guinness. 3pm. Muddy Murphy’s, 111 Somerset Rd, +65 6735 0400. Free admission.
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Monday
Incubus. The iconic Californian rock band returns to Singapore to stage their second to show since 2008. Join them for a memorable night and perhaps get to hear snippets of their new album in the works. 7:30pm-11pm. The Coliseum, Hard Rock Hotel Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway. S$108 cover charge.
Beer Cocktail Party. Fancy a pint? Like to sip on cocktails? Why not have both? Nutmeg & Clove is throwing a Beer Cocktail Party as part of Singapore Cocktail week. 5pm-closing. Nutmeg & Clove, 17 Ann Siang Road, +65 6423 9885. Free admission.
Tuesday
Is Pink the New White? Hear the thoughts and opinions of religious communities on reconciling with the LGBTQ community. The panel discussion will involve Rev Mak Siew, Mr Mohamed Imran Mohamed Taib and Ad Maulod. 7pm-9pm. Yale-NUS College Seminar Rooms 1 & 2, 6 College Ave East. Free admission but sign up for tickets.
Craft Beer Tasting for Singles. Is speed dating getting boring? Spice it up with craft beer tasting paired with canapés. Craft beer tasting is described as an explosion of exhilaration and pure bliss, akin to the feeling when you hit it off with someone new. 7:30pm-10pm, Barossa, 8 Raffles Avenue. S$59 cover charge.
Wednesday
Malaya Black & White Screenings: Saint Jack. This is your chance to watch the first Hollywood film entirely shot in Singapore. Saint Jack — banned for nearly 30 years in Singapore — revolves around the exploits of pimp Jack Flowers. 7pm-10pm. NUS Museum, 50 Kent Ridge Crescent. Free entry but check availability of tickets.
Simply Natural | Body Edition Workshop. Looking for a safer alternative to commercial hygiene products? This hands-on workshop teaches you budget-friendly methods you can use at home to make your own face and body products. 9:30am-12:30am. Blue House Village, 2 Turf Club Road, +65 6894 8976. S$150 course fee.
Thursday
Thirsty Thursday. Get your laugh on at Comedy Hub’s weekly stand-up comedy gig. Watch seasoned comedians and new take the stage at the bar where drinks are available at happy hour prices till 9pm. 8:30pm-10:15pm. The Prince of Wales, 101 Dunlop Street, +65 9066 1655. Free admission.
IT Show. Looking to update your tech gear? Head down to this year’s IT Show where you can get your hands on the latest gadgets. noon-9pm, Suntec Singapore 3, 4, 6/L, 1 Raffles Blvd, +65 6747 4620. Free admission.
Friday
Bollywood Bash-Back to School. Get your bhangra groove on for the night. Join the after-party of Mika Singh, the Bollywood pop music sensation who has been performing many top hits. 10pm-4am, Avalon Singapore, 2 Bayfront Ave, +659351 7546. S$25 cover charge (presale).
Future Music Festival Asia 2015. It’s been described as the EDC of Asia, with a two-day festival featuring greats like Giorgio Moroder, Fatboy Slim and current sensations Avicii and Afrojack. The festival will also include local and regional artists. 4pm-late, Changi Exhibition Centre, 9 Aviation Park Rd. S$178 (one-day pass), S$228 (weekend pass).
Saturday
St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl. Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day a few days early by hopping between bars in an open-top party bus. End off the night with a visit to a club where you’ll get free entry. 7pm-11:30pm. UOB Plaza, 80 Raffles Place, +65 9640 5611. S$50 cover charge.
Prawn & Fish Harvesting Demo. Head outdoors for your weekend and learn about prawn and fish farms that supply food to your homes in one of Singapore’s untouched nature spots. 9:30am-11:00am. Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Wetland Centre, Information Counter, Neo Tiew Crescent, +65 1899 471 7300. Free admission.
Sunday
Spoonful’s Sunday Cooking at Ramen Isshi vol.2 . Learn the secrets behind ramen making and get hands-on experience in cooking Gyozas. You don’t need to have experience in the kitchen, even kids can join in the lesson. 3pm-5:30pm, Ramen Isshi, 1 Raffles Place. S$50 (standard), S$20 (kids).
Singapore’s 19th Guinness Oyster Opening Championship. Catch the battle between the finest chefs of Singapore as they contend for the title of “2015 Oyster Opening Champion”. Join in the festivities by competing in the Customer Boat Race, where you’ll attempt to open an oyster and finish off a pint of Guinness. 3pm. Muddy Murphy’s, 111 Somerset Rd, +65 6735 0400. Free admission.
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