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December 2018

Singapore’s Film Festivals

December 1, 2018 - September 28, 2019
Various Singapore
Big Eyes, Big Minds

There are 49 Film Festivals this year, according to the Singapore Film Society. For those interested in niches, genres, curated offerings, themes ... these offerings are for specific audiences and there are enough to cater to most interests and passions. Here is a selection to browse through : Singapore International Children's Film Festival : 9 June to 9 September @ various locations Big Eyes, Big Minds : Scheduled for May 2019 (to educate, enrich & inspire kids through diverse &…

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Little Prince in the Dark

December 1, 2018 - May 28, 2019
Singapore Philatelic Museum, 23-B Coleman Street 179807 Singapore + Google Map
Little Prince in the Dark

One sees clearly only with the heart. The essential is invisible to the eye. - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the book The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, this exhibition focuses on how the story evolved, and its author.  The Little Prince: Behind the Story exhibition opened earlier this year (featuring stamps and philatelic materials, personal belongings of the author, illustrations, books and sculptures), and this addition - The Little Prince in the Dark Collection…

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The Prudential Carnival

December 22, 2018 - March 24, 2019
Bayfront Event Space, 12A Bayfront Avenue 018970 Singapore + Google Map
Free
Prudential Carnival

#MakeCrazyMemories : Family Fun More than 50 thrilling / family-friendly rides from around the world, monthly themed dress-up contests, games, mouth-watering food, drinks and desserts. The first theme is Future-Forward and visitors dressed most closely in line with this will get a chance to skip the queue and perhaps win bonus credits. The Wave Swinger is the centrepiece of this year's carnival, where riders are swung around in seats attached to a rotating roof. Other favourites ? The twirly Euro…

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January 2019

The Singapore Bicentennial : Let’s Celebrate !

January 25 - March 31
Various Singapore

Looking Back, Looking Ahead : at not just the 200th anniversary of Sir Stamford Raffles’ arrival in Singapore but also the evolution of Singapore in the last 700 years. Beginning with the logo which reflects both change and continuity in seven red poly-shapes, each for one century, in a circle symbolising the island’s transformation through time, adapting and evolving to become present-day Singapore. 2019 CELEBRATIONS and Event Calendar Augmented Reality Trail App Augmented reality trail of the Singapore River and…

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View Singapore’s Migratory Birds

January 30 - March 31
Sungei Buloh Wetlands Reserve, 301 Neo Tiew Crescent 718925 Singapore + Google Map
Free
NParks

Singapore's migratory bird season : October to March, every year. For nature lovers, bird lovers, outdoorsmen and women, the curious, the explorer ... this is a wonderful opportunity to witness first hand, the amazing natural phenomenon of migrating birds. They move southwards to escape winter's chill, on journeys as long as 7,000 kms (one way) and their flight patterns are based on an instinctive understanding of many things – the length of days, the earth’s magnetic field, the night sky,…

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March 2019

Gretel and Hansel

March 13 - April 19
KC Arts Centre Home of Singapore Repertory Theatre (Formerly Known as DBS Arts Centre – Home of SRT), 20 Merbau Road, Robertson Quay 239035 Singapore
S$26.00 - S$29.00
Gretel & Hansel, SISTIC Website

With themes of sibling rivalry and family love, this is an exciting twist to the well-known Brothers Grimm fairy tale. From the very moment he arrives, Hansel has done nothing but completely upset the balance of Gretel’s life. Then something happens which gives Gretel the opportunity to get rid of her problem once and for all. The story will resonate with children who face the struggle of competing with their siblings for their parents’ attention and affection while they learn…

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Singapore Festival of Fun 2019

March 14 - March 24
Clarke Quay, 3 River Valley Road 179024 Singapore + Google Map
Free

Show-stopping carnival acts, world-class comedians and Nickelodeon’s playful family activities. A carnival showcase of street acts, stand-up comedy and family-friendly games, combining international and local carnival acts of acrobatics, juggling and dare-devilry, along with stand-up comedic talent and unique games celebrating Singapore by Nickelodeon. The 10-day festival features the Clarke Quay Streetfest (14th to 19th March), Magners International Comedy Festival (15th to 23rd March) and Nickelodeon Fiesta (23rd and 24th March).   Expect to see (among others) : The Sergeant…

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Sentosa FunFest with Sanrio Characters

March 16 - March 24
Palawan Green, Sentosa Island
Free
Sentosa Funfest

Sentosa FunFest is back with the kawaii-ness of the lovable Sanrio characters! Loads of larger-than-life inflatables and popular Sanrio characters - Hello Kitty, My Melody and Gudetama. Free movies by the beach. 10.00 a.m.  to  7.00 p.m. Free entry for locals and residents via the Sentosa Express & Sentosa Gateway (drive-in).

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100 Keyboards

March 17 - May 20
The Arts House, Gallery II, 1 Old Parliament Lane 179429 Singapore + Google Map
S$20.00
SIFA 2019

Japanese avant-garde sound artist ASUNA's landmark work and site-specific listening experience - something new and fascinating for the young techie-musician ? Or for anyone who thinks outside the box and enjoys new ways of experiencing. ASUNA's playful genre-bending sonic experiments span ambient, hip-hop, low-fi pop and improvisation. With 100 battery-operated analogue keyboards, ASUNA manipulates sound waves to create an intriguing and fascinating ambient wash of overlapping notes and sonic textures that envelop from every direction ... subtle variations of sound…

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Summer Wars

March 22 - March 23
Ngee Ann Kongsi Auditorium,, Level 2 Education Resource Centre, 8 College Avenue West 138608 Singapore + Google Map
Free admission with registration
Summer Wars

Part of the NUS Arts Festival 2019, this anime film is one for kids interested in code, numbers and virtual worlds. From acclaimed director Mamoru Hosoda of Wolf Children (2102) and The Girl who Leapt Through Time (2006), this film is about mathematically gifted high-schooler Kenji and what happens when his code creates havoc in virtual and real worlds. Math whiz Kenji Koiso spends his summer holidays working to maintain the virtual city of OZ. When he accompanies his senior…

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