Featured Events in Singapore in October 2024 (May Updated)

ZAK Salaam India Expo aims to present a platform for the demonstration of technological developments, products, services and business developmen ZAK Salaam India Expo aims to present a platform for the demonstration of technological developments, products, services and business development. ZAK Salaam India Expo 2020 offers opportunities for making new business contacts, familiarity with the latest engineering solutions and signature of cooperation agreements. Information Source: Zak Trade Fairs & Exhibitions Pvt. Ltd | expotobi

Immerse yourself in the rich heritage of Erhu music in the second edition of The TENG Recital Series! Directed by Darrel Xin from The TENG Ensemble, Transcendence II 弦韵 will feature The TENG Ensemble’s Lim Kwuan Boon and Ryan Lim, as well as seven other budding Erhu talents including Mapletree-TENG Scholar Clarissa See. Transcendence II 弦韵 is a journey through the past century of Erhu works, comprising both solo and ensemble pieces. Starting with iconic works from Liu Tian Hua, the pioneer of modern Erhu music, the concert will also feature other popular pieces that showcase the evolution of Erhu music such as The Sun Shines on Tashkurgan which highlights the growing influence of other instruments on Erhu compositions, and Wang Jian Min’s Erhu Rhapsody No. 6, a technically complex piece most recently composed in 2023. Music Director Darrel Xin will also premiere his original ensemble piece, specially composed for this recital concert. Get your tickets now for an extraordinary musical journey, where history and modernity come together in perfect harmony. Information Source: The TENG Company | eventbrite

Proto Animalia Project, the dynamic and innovative collective comprising Byakta Babam, Mahamboro, and Otniel Tasman are a Yogyakarta based art and music collective exploring the intersections of sound, visual art, and dance. Proto Animalia Project emerged in the local Yogyakarta experimental music scene in 2023 as a force to be reckoned with, delivering unpredictable live sets that shocked and enthralled audiences. Endless Return's last party provocation of the year 'PROTOPESTA' at 'The Projector (Cineleisure) on October 12, Saturday celebrates Proto Animalia Project's first EP JAWIR which debuts as our label's second release. For this special celebration, Proto Animalia Project will be flying all the way down from Yogyakarta to grace audiences and Endless die-hards with a high-powered performance. We have also invited Singaporean experimental music veteran George Chua to open with a butoh set and orchestrated some exciting movement and sonic pairings with local fan favourites like Yetpet (Strange Weather) and dancer Loy whom some might know better from his DJ moniker Loyboy (5210PM Music). turbo boyfriend (Subplot Systems) will also be performing with the inimitable rosytimah, a long awaited collaboration that we are proud to have as part of the Endless repetoire. After his unforgettable set at Star9azer last October, we had to have ER favourite Sanjonas back again for another round of madness. Join us for a night of unbridled chaos — where every kinetic and sonic interaction fuels a high voltage circuit of boundless energetic exchange. PROTOPESTA JAWIR EP Release Party + PROTO ANIMALIA PROJECT Date: October 12, Saturday Venue: The Projector (Cineleisure) Time: 10.30pm - 2.45am Information Source: Endless Return | eventbrite

KIRE, a singer, music producer, and entrepreneur, has been making waves in the music industry with his unique sound and captivating performances. Known for his genre-defying style, KIRE seamlessly blends elements of pop, electronic, and alternative music, creating a sonic experience that resonates with audiences worldwide. Since launching his music career, KIRE has released a series of critically acclaimed singles, collaborating with renowned artists such as brb., Shi Shi, and Ben Wu. His work has garnered significant attention, with standout tracks like don't stop amassing over 3 million views on Instagram, showcasing KIRE's growing influence and popularity. KIRE's live performances are nothing short of spectacular. In 2024, he had the honor of opening for Stray Kids, performing in front of a staggering 50,000 fans. His ability to connect with audiences, whether through intimate meet-and-greets or massive wave-led crowds, underscores his commitment to his craft and his fans. Beyond his music, KIRE is deeply invested in his brand, personally designing and testing his merchandise before releasing it to fans. The 'Diemond Ikarus Necklace,' a recent addition to his merch line, reflects his meticulous attention to detail and his passion for creating meaningful, high-quality products.With an upcoming tour spanning multiple countries, including performances in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, KIRE continues to expand his global reach. His fan base, which has grown exponentially, eagerly anticipates each new release and performance, solidifying KIRE's status as a rising star in the international music scene.KIRE's journey is one of passion, creativity, and relentless drive. As he continues to push the boundaries of music and entrepreneurship, there’s no doubt that KIRE will leave an indelible mark on the world. Information Source: XclusiV Singapore | eventbrite

Open to youths aged 12-25 or parents of youths in this age group. Please note there is a $5 fee to cover minimal costs. UEN: TOOSS0043E, or the QR below. After payment, please email us at crestyouth@care.sg with the subject line: “Name_Last 4-digit NRIC_KintsugiOpenhouse.” Participants will learn how to use traditional Japanese Kintsugi techniques to repair broken pottery, embracing imperfections to create beautiful and durable pieces. This activity highlights sustainable practices and draws parallels to personal growth, showing how challenges can lead to stronger resilience. Bring your pottery to upcycle and leave with a unique, renewed treasure. Information Source: Care4Uth | eventbrite

Immerse in the enchanting world of childhood dreams at the upcoming workshop, "The Tree of Childhood Dreams," set to take place in Singapore at the Jurong Regional Library - Level 1 Programme Zone on October 13, 2024. This is a free event open to members of the National Library Board, Singapore. Delve into a creative and introspective activity inspired by the Learning Gallery and Han Sai Por’s Black Forest, where participants will craft symbolic trees from recycled materials, symbolizing personal hopes and aspirations. Under the guidance of Singapore-based artist Tan Zi Xi, attendees will engage in constructing tree structures using paper, cardboard, and painting techniques, fostering a sense of community spirit and shared optimism. Through this hands-on experience, individuals aged 10 and above will reflect on their childhood dreams, kindle hopefulness, and develop a deeper appreciation for nature's beauty. Join in this unique workshop to explore the profound impact of childhood experiences as portrayed through evocative poems by local poets, complemented by artworks displayed at the Singapore Art Museum. Let "The Tree of Childhood Dreams" guide you on a journey of self-discovery and creative expression, offering a multi-sensorial experience that taps into the nostalgia and wonder of youth.

Mark your calendars, for the highly anticipated Singapore Industrial Exhibition 2024 is just around the corner! From October 14th to the 16th, the Singapore Expo will play host to this prestigious event, showcasing the latest and greatest in industrial innovation. As the crème de la crème of the industry gather in the dynamic city of Singapore, attendees can expect to rub shoulders with key decision-makers and industry leaders. The exhibition will offer an unparalleled opportunity to network, exchange ideas, and explore new business opportunities. With a serious and official tone, let it be known that the Singapore Industrial Exhibition 2024 is not to be missed. Industry professionals from around the globe will converge to display cutting-edge technology and discuss trends shaping the future of the industry. This event is set to be a cornerstone for those looking to stay ahead of the curve in the fast-paced world of industrial advancements. So, whether you're a seasoned industry veteran or a budding entrepreneur, make sure to pencil in the Singapore Industrial Exhibition 2024 at the Singapore Expo. It's an event that promises to be informative, insightful, and, most importantly, instrumental in driving the industry forward. Without a shadow of a doubt, this exhibition is where the future of industrial innovation will unfold.

Mark your calendars, folks! The ever-anticipated Accounting & Finance Show Asia 2024 is right around the corner, and it's slated to be a game-changer. This prestigious event is set to take place at none other than the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, known as the beating heart of Singapore. From October 16 to 17, 2024, industry professionals will have the opportunity to rub shoulders with the who's who of the accounting and finance world. It's no secret that this show is the place to be for anyone looking to stay ahead of the curve, with innovative solutions and cutting-edge insights on full display. The venue itself, a stone's throw away from the iconic Singapore skyline, provides the perfect backdrop for two days packed with enlightening presentations, dynamic workshops, and invaluable networking opportunities. The buzz is real, and the excitement is palpable as the countdown to the Accounting & Finance Show Asia 2024 begins. It's not just an event; it's the event for forward-thinkers and industry shapers. Don't miss out on this unparalleled gathering where the future of finance takes center stage.

Ever wondered about the collections that form a museum? How are these collections acquired, curated, and archived– and who are the people behind this? Join us for Behind the Museum, a series of conversations between NUS Museum staff and the NUS community to find out more.Bridging Collection Histories and Access – with Zinnurain Nasir and Eugene KohIn this instalment of Behind the Museum, join Assistant Curator for the Singapore Collection, Zinnurain Nasir, and Faculty Engagement Executive, Eugene Koh, as they explore the evolution of NUS Museum’s Resource Gallery, reflecting on its historical development to its present-day curatorial practices. Their discussions will explore the principles guiding collection access and how the gallery facilitates engagement with students and researchers. Key themes will include the decolonisation of museum collections, the influence of founding curators Michael Sullivan, Lu Yaw, and William Willetts, and how their philosophies shaped current practices. Additionally, the conversation will address how temporality is integrated into the collection's narrative and how educational strategies can leverage the Resource Gallery to bridge gaps in academic discourse, especially in Southeast Asian history and art. The Resource Gallery at NUS Museum continues to serve as a platform for both historical and contemporary dialogues, fostering interdisciplinary connections and reinterpreting past curatorial lines of thought. Free NUS Museum postcards will be given out at the end of the programme! Meet Zinn and Eugene!Zinnurain Nasir (Assistant Curator for the Singapore Collection) (Right)Zinnurain Nasir (Zinn) is an Assistant Curator at the NUS Museum, where his research focuses on interdisciplinary explorations of Nusantara textiles, Jawi-script magazines and the microhistories of urban spaces. His work navigates the transversalities and temporalities of materials such as textiles, highlighting the deeper connections between objects and the discourses that surround them. In his writings, Zinn emphasises the relationships between materialities and art in the context of Singapore and immediate broader world, advocating for a shift beyond the traditional perception of objects and art as static entities placed on pedestals. He seeks to uncover new ways to engage audiences with the narratives that these materials carry. Zinn's broader interests include examining the role of technologies in curation, exploring how digital tools can democratise access to museums and engage wider audiences. Through his work, he aims to make the museum experience more inclusive and accessible to often-overlooked communities. Eugene Koh (Faculty Engagement Executive) (Left)Eugene is a Faculty Engagement Executive from the Outreach team at NUS Museum. Having graduated with a degree in Theatre Studies from NUS, his interests lie in the storytelling potential of interdisciplinary explorations, weaving and synthesising empathetic responses with structured research and analysis, often in consideration of multiple perspectives and diverse sources of knowledge. For him, the Resource Gallery serves as a compelling starting point to delve into the history and functions of the Museum, as well as facilitating conversations with researchers and faculty members to embark on potential research directions. Join Zinn and Eugene as they share their perspectives in curating and creating access to NUS Museum's Resource Gallery. About the Resource Gallery:The Resource Gallery functions as an open-storage display of selected artefacts from the Museum’s collections and their beginnings. Objects are organised to accommodate their material categories and classifications. Highlights include classical sculptures, miniatures and modern paintings donated by the Indian Government to the University of Malaya in 1959; and objects collected by early university curators in Singapore including Michael Sullivan, William Willetts and Lu Yaw forming the seed collection of the University. They form the categories of South and Southeast Asian art, Southeast Asian ceramics and Chinese ceramics. The Resource Gallery is open to the public during the Museum’s opening hours. Information Source: NUS Museum | eventbrite

The best learning experience and fun parties are brought together by Bachata Lah Singapore. Date 25-27 Oct 2024 Artistes Igor y Gloria - Spain IG https://www.instagram.com/igorygloria/ Judit y Toni - Spain IG https://www.instagram.com/juditytonibachata/ Bachata Lah Full Pass 10 Hours of Bachata Sensual Workshop by Igor y Gloria & Judit y Toni 3 Nights of Party. SGD 220. (Limited to 30) UP 250 (June 30 2024) Full Party Pass 3 Nights of party 10pm to 3am SGD 60 UP 100 (June 30 2024) Venue Caliente Dance Studio 05-01 Cecil Building, 137 Cecil St, 069537 Contact +65 88922351 Information Source: SBTS | eventbrite

Important Notice This programme/event is open to members of the National Library Board, Singapore. Please ensure you have your myLibrary username on hand before proceeding with the registration. If you do not have a myLibrary username, you can create one here: https://account.nlb.gov.sg/. About PLAY 2 Singapore Sketchers is thrilled to announce ”Play 2”, in collaboration with the National Library Board (NLB) of Singapore. Eight unique artists will be featured, sharing their tips and techniques, catered for every sketcher, artist and hobbyist alike. This exciting one day event is designed to share the joys of sketching, to anyone interested to play and have fun, hence the name “Play” was formed. Come PLAY with us! The event is structured into two morning and afternoon sessions. Each session is led by different artists. Participants are free to choose any of the segments within the session that piques their interests. Please bring your own drawing materials to fully experience the programme. Session 4 Segments and Speakers Sketching Human Figures in the Urban Environment by Susan Olij Known for her highly engaging teaching style, Susan Oliij will share her thoughts on human figures in their urban environment, in 45 minutes. Susan is not only an art educator but a visual artist specializing in capturing the essence of people through her sketches with simple yet unique line and shape techniques. You can find her on Instagram at @Olijstudio_travels for more inspiring creations. Food Sketching by James Lim James Lim is a creative designer by profession. He designs marketing collateral, illustrations and produces short videos on social media. In his free time, he likes to delve in his passion for art with food related subjects - which also help create content for his social media platforms. His sketchbooks are his visual diaries, capturing meals, places and people he encountered, with food being his prime subject. James will explain in his session, how to plan your sketches, trusting the sketching process and using techniques on adding depth to your works. Check out his inspirational works on Instagram @james.ek or Facebook @ethosk. Urban Sketching in Pen and Ink by Michael Tan Michael Tan is a senior art teacher who is passionate about all forms of art like sketching; drawing, painting landscapes, seascapes, architecture, portraits, figure drawings and still life. He is known for his engaging teaching style and ability to simplify complex concepts, Michael will cover the use of line and shape, basic compositions and perspectives in sketching. He will also work on a series of hands-on exercises, sketching from photos with pen and ink. Michael is on Facebook as Mike Tan. You can follow and connect with him and see his artistic endeavours. The 7 Elements of Urban Sketching by Ong Whee Teck Ong Whee Teck, the founder of Singapore Sketchers, is a passionate educator and an author of several books, including books on sketching. Although he has retired from his profession, he still runs a training company and continues to inspire others through his art, focusing on urban scenes, still life, and figures. In just 45 minutes, Whee Teck will talk you through learning how to design your sketches, understanding the elements of design and evaluating your own works. He is on Instagram at @wheeteck and you can follow him on his artistic journeys and educational endeavours. PLAY 2 Schedule Session 1: 9.00 am to 10.30am Segment 1 Sketching on Vacation by Frances Theo Segment 2 Sketching People on the Go by Don Low Segment 3 Sketching Action Figures by James Leong Segment 4 Sketching Shop Fronts by Alice Lim Session 2: 11.00am to 12.30pm Segment 1 Sketching Human Figures in the Urban Environment by Susan Olij Segment 2 Sketching People on the Go by Don Low Segment 3 Sketching Action Figures by James Leong Segment 4 Sketching Shop Fronts by Alice Lim Session 3: 2.00pm to 3.30pm Segment 1 Sketching on Vacation by Frances Theo Segment 2 Food Sketching by James Lim Segment 3 Urban Sketching in Pen and Ink by Michael Tan Segment 4 The 7 Elements of Urban Sketching by Ong Whee Teck Session 4: 4.00pm to 5.30pm Segment 1 Sketching Human Figures in the Urban Environment by Susan Olij Segment 2 Food Sketching by James Lim Segment 3 Urban Sketching in Pen and Ink by Michael Tan Segment 4 The 7 Elements of Urban Sketching by Ong Whee Teck About artseen This programme is organized by artseen, an NLB initiative that seeks to foster libraries as vibrant arts literacy spaces, where artists and the community connect and engage in authentic art experiences. Find us on the LearnXArts facebook page and click here to be on the mailing list for more arts events and activities! artseen is supported by the National Arts Council. Woodlands, Jurong and Tampines Regional Libraries are part of the National Arts Council's Arts and Culture Nodes Network. Information Source: GoLibrary | National Library Board, Singapore | eventbrite

Guided Tour of Fragments of an Unknown Space at DECK Open Ground with Robert Zhao Renhui, Ge Xiao Cong, Lewis Chooas part of the 9th Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF) Date:19th Oct 24 (Sat) Time:4.30pm—5.30pm Venue:DECK Open Ground (120A Prinsep St, Singapore 187937) Registration: $10 (General), $8 (Concession) Guides: Robert Zhao Renhui , Ge Xiaocong , Lewis Choo Facilitator:Gwen Lee , Co-founder & Director of SIPF & DECK Capacity: Limited to 30 pax — Advisory: This is an in-person guided tour is held outdoors and is a rain-or-shine experience.The tour will start at 4.30pm — we seek your help to be punctual and to arrive at the venue at least 10mins in advance to faciliate registration, so that the tour can start promptly.Participants are advised to come in a comfortable attire and footwear, and to bring an umbrella in case of incliment weather during the tour.In the event of unfavorable weather that renders the conduct of the tour impossible, SIPF may cancel the tour and will inform participants of alternative arrangements.About the Fragments of an Unknown Space In early 2024, five artists—Robert, Chun Aik, Lewis, Arrvin, and Xiaocong—were invited to delve into the enigmatic history of 116 Prinsep Street, the land on which DECK once stood. This site, left vacant since 1983, holds what might be the last physical remnants of Singapore's squatter settlements—an old toilet, a medal, a comb, a toothbrush, a weathered shampoo package, along with stones, bricks, and tiles from before 1983. DECK revived this space in 2014, but since 2022, the land has been abandoned once again. Now, it is home to a large crow, a few elusive cats, and nearly 50 species of weeds and plants, as nature quietly reclaims the area. However, with DECK soon to be rebuilt on this site, these vestiges of a forgotten past will be erased, lost to time once more. The works in this exhibition do not seek to reconstruct history, nor do they create imagined landscapes. Instead, they concentrate on the loss of history and the current vagrants that now call this wasteland home—the weeds, the crow, the life that persists in the margins. These artworks engage with the gap in history, addressing the failure to connect with a past that is both elusive and fragmented. The absence of official records becomes an invitation to explore how we might see and understand this abandoned land as it is now, in its fleeting, transitory state. These five artists approach the site as a living, breathing entity, documenting the ephemeral and the overlooked. Their art captures the void left by history, the remnants of a past that will soon be erased, and the silent witnesses to this erasure—the crow, the cats, the weeds. Through their work, they confront the disconnection from history, reflecting on what is lost when a past remains untethered and unremembered. As you navigate this exhibition, you are invited to engage with the present reality of 116 Prinsep Street, to see the imagined possibilities of how we can view this abandoned land now. This is not just a story of what once was, but of what is here now, and what will soon be gone. If we do not record these stories, these lives, these moments, they will be forgotten—the crow, the weeds, the traces of human presence, all risking being lost to time unless someone remembers them. Information Source: Singapore International Photography Festival | eventbrite

Morning Coffee & Dialogue — Garden City: Remix Editionas part of the 9th Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF) Date: 19th Oct 24 (Sat) Time: 10.00am—11.30am Venue: Art Outreach (5 Lock Rd, #01-06 Gillman Barracks, Singapore 108933) Registration: $10 (General), $8 (Concession). Tickets come with complimentary pastries and a drink (while stocks last). Speakers: Woong Soak Teng , Marvin Tang , Kim Sunik , Lee Jinkyoung Moderator: Anna Lovecchio , Curator at Nanyang Technological University, Centre of Contemporary Art (NTU CCA) Singapore — About Garden City: Remix Edition Garden City is a collaborative project by DECK and ArtSpace LUMOS that highlights contemporary voices from Singapore and South Korea. As part of the 9th Singapore International Photography Festival, the Remix Edition explores the interplay between nature and urban environments. By expanding the concept of temporality, the project delves into how nature's fleeting, ever-changing qualities interact with the dynamic, often relentless pace of city life. This juxtaposition aims to reflect on how natural and urban elements coexist and influence each other, offering new insights into the evolving relationship between our environment and urban landscapes Garden City: Remix Edition is curated by Gwen Lee , and features 4 artists: Kim Sunik , Lee Jinkyoung , Woong Soak Teng , and Marvin Tang Information Source: Singapore International Photography Festival | eventbrite

Wake up early and run fast! This interval training session will challenge you to push your usual pace, but with the support of a friendly group, and the positive energy of the Saturday morning National Stadium crowd. Meet us at National Stadium: Gate 6 for warm-up and briefing before we head out onto the track to complete this week's workout. The specific workout we do varies week by week. If the specifics are important to you, please feel free to drop us a WhatsApp on 96907744 and your organiser will be happy to help. Information Source: Urban Jungle Runners | eventbrite

Independence in Publishing with L’Artiere with Gianmarco & Gianluca Gamberini as part of the 9th Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF) Date:19th Oct 24 (Sat) Time:5pm—6pm Venue:Auditorium (Level 2), National Design Centre (111 Middle Rd, Singapore 188969) Registration: $10 (General), $8 (Concession) Speakers: Gianmarco & Gianluca Gamberini , Founder of L'Artiere Moderator:Gwen Lee , Festival Director of SIPF — About the TalkJoin us for a conversation with Gianmarco and Gianluca Gamberini, founders of L'Artiere, as they explore the contemporary independent publishing scene in Italy. They will discuss how L'Artiere fits within this landscape, key publications, memorable experiences, and their philosophy behind book-making. The talk will also cover the relevance of photobooks to an artist’s career and how L'Artiere supports photographers. About L'Artiere Gianmarco and Gianluca Gamberini are the creative minds behind L'Artiere, an independent publishing house based in Bologna, Italy, known for its high-quality fine art photography books. Gianmarco, with a background in production, brings technical expertise and a meticulous eye for design, ensuring that each L'Artiere publication is a beautifully crafted art object. Gianluca, with his business background and passion for the arts, is discovering talent and building relationships, helping L'Artiere gain international recognition. Together, they blend technical precision with a love for storytelling, making L'Artiere a respected name in art book publishing. Their shared vision and dedication to the craft of bookmaking celebrate the power of the printed page. W: lartiere.com Information Source: Singapore International Photography Festival | eventbrite

Situated in the lush leafy green Portsdown Road area, Artwalk is FREE and SELF GUIDED. Feel free to visit all the artists you are interested in! Artworks can be purchased directly from the artists studios Follow us on Facebook and Instagram https://www.facebook.com/ArtWalkWessex?mibextid=kFxxJD https://www.instagram.com/artwalk_wessex/ Information Source: ARTWALK@WESSEX | eventbrite

About this event MOVE. MIND. UNITE is a challenge to improve holistic well-being through physical movement. As part of lululemon's Together we grow campaign, we aim to inspire, engage and celebrate moving together as a community. lululemon former ambassador, Aidan Chemaly, together with 10 other athletes from our partner studios will be attempting to complete 6 rounds of the MURPH challenge across a 24 hour period to raise funds for Samaritans of Singapore (SOS). Together with lululemon, the goal is to start conversations about well-being, break down the barriers between physical activity and mental health. Check out last year's highlights for a bigger, better version of what's to come this year: https://www.instagram.com/p/CyvjBrky7Bj/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CzGWxjDJu6S/ Who can come? Everyone! Just register yourself for each session you want to attend. Do it as an individual or with a friend. How much is entry? $45 per class. Do note that you will be charged with an additional $3.26 as part of Eventbrite administrative fees upon payment. Secure your entry for ticketed sessions via this Eventbrite. All proceeds will be donated to Samaritans of Singapore (SOS). Each ticket entitles you to a limited edition lululemon top. What can I expect during the workout? Tailored to your fitness level. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned athlete we scale every exercise to ensure you feel challeneged yet capable. Information Source: lululemon Singapore | eventbrite

About this event MOVE.MIND.UNITE is a challenge to improve holistic well-being through physical movement. As part of lululemon's Together we grow campaign, we aim to inspire, engage and celebrate moving together as a community. lululemon former ambassador, Aidan Chemaly, together with 10 other athletes from our partner studios will be attempting to complete 6 rounds of the MURPH challenge across a 24 hour period to raise funds for Samaritans of Singapore (SOS). Together with lululemon, the goal is to start conversations about well-being, break down the barriers between physical activity and mental health. Check out last year's highlights for a bigger, better version of what's to come this year: https://www.instagram.com/p/CyvjBrky7Bj/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CzGWxjDJu6S/ Who can come? Everyone! Just register yourself for each session you want to attend. Do it as an individual or with a friend. How much is entry? $45 per class. Do note that you will be charged with an additional $3.26 as part of Eventbrite administrative fees upon payment. Secure your entry for ticketed sessions via this Eventbrite. All proceeds will be donated to Samaritans of Singapore (SOS). Each ticket entitles you to a limited edition lululemon top. What can I expect during the workout? Information Source: lululemon Singapore | eventbrite

Artist Talk: Evaporating Memories a Santos X Soh Duo Art Exhibition Come join us for an insightful Artist Talk featuring the Santos X Soh Duo Art Exhibition at LivingwithArt Singapore (Midview City). Dive into the minds of Amanda Lapus Santos and Billy Soh as they share the inspirations behind their captivating artworks that explores the past and present through cyanotype prints. Don't miss this chance to gain a deeper understanding of their creative process and the stories behind each piece. See you there! 🗓 Date: 20 October 2024, Sunday ⏰ Time: 1pm - 3pm 📍 Location: LivingwithArt Singapore Midview City 18 Sin Ming Lane, Unit 01-10/30 Midview City, Singapore 573960 View Catalogues Here, Here and Here. Information Source: LivingwithArt Singapore (Midview City) | eventbrite

Diverse Visions: The Photobook Selection Exploredas part of the 9th Singapore International Photography Festival (SIPF) Date:20th Oct 24 (Sun) Time:5.00pm — 6.30pm Venue:Auditorium (Level 2), National Design Centre (111 Middle Rd, Singapore 188969) Registration: $10 (General), $8 (Concession) Speakers: Ang Song Nian , Co-founder of THEBOOKSHOW & Artist; Tanvi Mishra , Curator, Writer, Photo Editor; David Campany , Curator at Large at the International Center of Photography, New York; Maarten Schilt , Founder, Publisher, Gallerist of Schilt Publishing & Gallery Moderator:Adeline Chia , Writer & Reviews Editor of ArtReview Asia — About the Talk Join us for a discussion on the photobook jury selection process, where the selected members of the 9th SIPF Photobook Jury Panel will delve into the insights and considerations behind the selection process. They will share observations, overarching themes, and notable submissions from the jury discussions, highlighting the diverse perspectives that shaped the final choices. Information Source: Singapore International Photography Festival | eventbrite

Food Japan is ASEAN’s largest dedicated showcase on Japanese food and beverage, with an array of authentic Japanese ingredients and food, culinary techniques and equipment, plus demos and classes Food Japan is ASEAN’s largest dedicated showcase on Japanese food and beverage, with an array of authentic Japanese ingredients and food, culinary techniques and equipment, plus demos and classes. Serving as a bridge for F&B businesses between Japan and ASEAN, Food Japan provides visitors with valuable opportunities to understand, explore collaborations and learn more about the versatility of classic Japanese ingredients, quality seasonal produces, unique prefecture specialties as well as innovative technology and machinery. Information Source: Food Japan Executive Committee (C/O OJ Events Pte Ltd) | expotobi

Wake up, lace up and join us for a run through the hilly southeastern section of the Central Catchment Area. This is a dual-distance event; choose your distance. ROUTES 25km (start 6:45): Bright Hill –> Ang Mo Kio Park –> Old Upper Thompson Road + Hainan Village –> Upper Pierce –> MacRitchie anti-clockwise –> Windsor Nature Park –> Bright Hill15km (start 8:00): Bright Hill –> Windsor Nature Park –> MacRitchie Reservoir anti-clockwise –> Windsor Nature Park –> Bright HillSTART: Bright Hill MRT exit 1 (street level) END: Bright Hill MRT For more info, please drop us a WhatsApp on 96907744. Your organiser will be happy to help. Information Source: Urban Jungle Runners | eventbrite

Jo Hann is one of those rare humans who has managed to succeed downwards over time. He has gone from breaking respectable stories as a young newshound to commemorating middle age by churning out marketing copy that even ChatGPT finds revoltingly boring. Today, Jo Hann has discovered a new bottom to ply his trade—the world of stand-up comedy. His tragic struggles (most of which is self-inflicted) make up his main comedy routines. Occasionally, he undulls himself and tempts the powers that be by poking fun at the taboo topics of Singapore. The Lemon Stand Comedy Club is also excited to bring 5 additional Comics during each of the headline shows so you can discover more amazing comedians in Singapore! The Lemon Stand provides a full bar of drinks, free popcorn for each table and a food menu of bits and bites which you can find on our website. At The Lemon Stand we do our best to bring together the comedic arts and the community with an entire venue created just for Comedy in Singapore so we hope you come out and enjoy your night with lots of laughs and entertainment! ​​Disclaimers: Tickets are non refundable or exchangeable 24 hours before shows and Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable. The minimum age to attend shows at The Lemon Stand Comedy Club is 18+ years and content is considered for a mature audience only. Thank you for your understanding. The Lemon Stand Comedy Club is committed to creating an inclusive and accessible event for all. If you need reasonable accommodation and are wheelchair-bound, please contact Liam McDonald at +65 9106 4920. All requests must be made before booking of tickets. We will attempt to implement late requests but cannot guarantee they will be met. In the event of a sold out show, seating will be assigned by date or purchase. Information Source: The Lemon Stand Comedy Club | eventbrite

The Comedy Magic Show: Combining the best of both worlds, comedy and magic, Theatre of Wonder presents a spectacular show that is great for the family, couples and anyone who wants to have a great time! Happening at Harry's @ Boat Quay,we present 4 professional magicians and 1 hobbyist magician to enthrall your senses, tickle you with our humour and amaze you with our magic. Come join us for a light hearted event of fun, laughter and gasps of amazement! Line Up for October: Kai Emmanuel (Singapore's Premier Magician) Kenneth Kho (Comedy Magician) Stefan Ebinger (German Magician) Nella Lok (Hobbyist Magician) The recommended age is 5 years and up.* Reviews: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kai's mesmerising magic made for an unforgettable night of captivating illusions, tricks and mind-reading. A very interactive show too with magic personalised right in front of you. Definitely can't find such a unique experience anywhere else around! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kenneth came and amazed with his magic! Everyone, old and young had a great time and Kenneth did a great job!! Highly recommend these guys! Tickets 🎫 Admission to The Comedy Magic Show Highlights ✨ 90 minutes of Interactive and Comedy Magic by 5 Magicians 🍸 Enjoy craft cocktails, drinks and food from Harry's 🕯️ Great for families 💕 Great for Date Nights 👍 Top Things to do in Singapore General Info 🕒 Date and Time: 26th October 24. 🛎 Showtimes: 8.30pm ⏳ Duration: 1 hour and 30 minutes 📍 Location: Harry's @ Boat Quay, 28 Boat Quay, Singapore 049818 ⭐ In the unlikely event, the performer is subjected to change and guests will be notified * Please note that pictures and videos may be taken at this event. * Doors open at 30 minutes before show time (8.00pm), guests to be seated 15 minutes before show time. Free seating, on a first come first serve basis Directions: Nearest MRT - Raffles' Place MRT Take Exit G and towards Boat Quay (Along Singapore River) Information Source: Theatre of Wonder | eventbrite

Slander! by Jeremy Sharma: A book launch, a screening, a conversationPresented by Set Margins’ Publications Featuring Jeremy Sharma in conversation with Susie WongDate: 26 October 2024, Saturday Time: 3:00PM – 4:00PM Venue: The Engine Room @ Singapore Art MuseumSlander! is a study of six films made between 1958 – 1963 in pre-independence Singapore, as told through the fictional persona of Remy Shah. It is a book of autotheory; a kind of meta-novel which is at once a diary, a thesis, and a meditation. The artist novel addresses how we perceive both images in films through the lens of time, coloniality and history through the lens of film. Speakers: Jeremy Sharma | Artist Susie Wong | Artist & Curator Information Source: Singapore Art Book Fair | eventbrite

Edupod Children’s Art Competition 2024 Public Exhibition: MY SINGAPORE, OUR BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES Date: 26 October 2024, Saturday 3pm Location: LivingwithArt Singapore (Midview City) Come and join us at the Edupod Children’s Art Competition 2024 Public Exhibition where young artists showcase their creativity inspired by the theme MY SINGAPORE, OUR BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES. Witness the talent and imagination of our future Picassos at this in-person event. Don't miss the chance to be amazed by the colourful and imaginative artworks created by these budding artists. See you there! Information Source: LivingwithArt Singapore (Midview City) | eventbrite

Welcome to the SBF Champions Night! Join us for an unforgettable evening of celebration, excitement, and entertainment at THE CHEVRONS on Saturday, October 26, 2024. Indulge in a sumptuous 7-course dinner as you witness the crowning of our SBF League champions, thrilling matchups between Team Singapore boxers and SEA Games medalists from Indonesia, and the rise of two Singaporean professional boxers on the global stage. This inaugural event promises great vibes, exquisite dining, and spectacular bouts. Secure your spot now and be part of boxing history! Information Source: Singapore Boxing Federation | eventbrite

Old Fears and New Hopes: Singapore's Next General ElectionPresented by Jom Featuring Walid J. Abdullah, Elvin Ong & Anngee Neo Moderated by Sudhir ThomasDate: 26 October 2024, Saturday Time: 6:00PM – 7:00PM Venue: The Engine Room @ Singapore Art MuseumBecause of the pandemic, it has been almost a decade since Singaporeans attended general election (GE) rallies. As we prepare for perhaps one of the most keenly contested GEs in recent times, due by next November, what has changed since? How has the practice of democracy evolved? Which aspects of this evolution are to be cheered and jeered? How can individual Singaporeans prepare themselves to be more democratically engaged citizens, as we keep methodically constructing this shared project called home? Our four panellists will share thoughts from the vantage points of both their individual practices, and their quotidian interactions and lives. Speakers: Walid J. Abdullah | Associate Professor, Nanyang Technological University Elvin Ong | Assistant Professor, National University of Singapore Anngee Neo | Illustrator Moderated by: Sudhir Thomas | Founder, Jom Information Source: Singapore Art Book Fair | eventbrite

BEING PERANAKAN is the first public event that the Chakap Baba-Nyonya is hosting with Central Arts Library. Our group of dedicated Baba Malay speakers would like to share our attempts to promote the language of our upbringing that is fast diminishing. Over the last three years, we have been reading transcripts of plays in the Baba patois and re-capturing the words and idioms that still fascinate us. We have delved into the lyrics of popular Malay songs and the wit in the Dondang Sayang pantuns at our sessions. Online and in our group chat we dissect the colloquial expressions and phrases that were parlayed across the community. These have brought amusement and learning, making us proud of our unique culture. For this session, we introduce two veterans of the Baba Malay stage – Francis Hogan and Reggie who will re-enact an excerpt of a play that both had acted in. Hogan, 90, will recount the start of his stage career as a cross-dressing Bibik from the 1950s to the present. Hogan writes and sings Dondang Sayang pantuns (verses.) In his many roles, he has been named Bibik Tau Yu or Bibik Lemak. Reggie, in his 40s, plays the domestic maid who adds a humorous touch to Baba Patois, unknowingly distorting it with her Chinese mispronunciations. His other role as a feisty Nyonya, has earned him the moniker Bibik Sambal Belachan, Together, Hogan and Reggie will entertain you to a quintessential Baba stage moment. We invite you to join us Chakap Baba-Nyonya. Expect some singing. Information Source: GoLibrary | National Library Board, Singapore | eventbrite

Grooveworks is the jazz performance mentorship program run by British jazz artist the late Greg Lyons in Singapore. At the end of each 10-week session they have a massive get-together, where all 6 current bands in the program, play for each other and a collections of friends, family and a few fans. The show will start at 7pm and feature short sets by all 6 separate ensembles. Doors open at 6.30pm. Information Source: The Jazz Loft @ Blu Jaz | eventbrite