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Our pick of exciting events starting May 14

Tarandip Kaur

14 May 2015

updated the 6 October 2015 à 23:07

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Good Times: The Sunday Edition
What: Good Times: The Sunday Edition

When: Sunday, 17 May; 1pm

Where: Coq & Balls, 6 Kim Tian Road

Why: Coq & Balls is proud to present Good Times: The Sunday Edition, a bimonthly event showcasing some of the best local artists and musicians.

This month, they’re featuring 3 artists/ acts from art and music label 29 Cornflakes: illustrator Kristal Melson, musician Nicholas Chim and poetry collective The Proletariat Poetry Factory.
2/10
Breaking The Silence
What: Breaking The Silence

When: Tuesday, 19 May; 7 - 9pm

Where: Singapore Council of Women's Organisations, Training Room 2, 96 Waterloo Street

Why: In Singapore, less than one quarter of women experiencing violence reported their most recent incident of abuse to the police. The hesitation to speak about violence stems from a number of myths and misconceptions. Join the session as social workers and survivors break the silence and share their experiences and narratives.
3/10
Modern Love
What: Modern Love

When: Friday, 15 May; 9pm

Where: Kyo, #B1-02, Keck Seng Tower, 133 Cecil Street

Why: From the belly of the rock beast we know as Poptart, a new light surfaces to bring you ‘Modern Love’, a night of grooves and beats of such sweet sorrow.
4/10
Flamingo Flicks presents: Sandcastle
What: Flamingo Flicks presents: Sandcastle

When: Wednesday, 27 May; 6.30pm

Where: The Working Capitol, 1 Keong Saik Road

Why: A homegrown film by Boo Junfeng, Sandcastle is a coming-of-age story about a young man, En, who experiences nagging emptiness, disorientation and loss. He embarks on a redemptive journey to discover his family's background and by extension, his nation’s history.
5/10
Kilo Lounge Presents: Rampa
What: Kilo Lounge Presents: Rampa

When: Friday, 15 May; 10pm

Where: Kilo, 66 Kampung Bugis

Why: End the week with some stylistic House and Techno beats from none other than the Berlin maestro himself, Rampa!
6/10
Hat of Cain Trunk Show Store Party
What: Hat of Cain Trunk Show Store Party

When: Saturday, 16 May; 5 - 8pm

Where: Colony Clothing, #01-37, UE Square, 83 Clemenceau Avenue

Why: Indulge yourself with wide-brimmed panama hats in different varieties. Popular for both men and women, a wide line-up selection will be offered during this the trunk show!
7/10
Circular Road Block Party
What: Circular Road Block Party

When: Friday, 15 May; 7pm

Where: 25 Circular Road

Why: Take over Circular road with Electronica duo BASS SEKOLAH – the sonic equivalent of the taste of reddened ripe mangos with skin split by a tireless sun, dripping with thick, syrupy tang – with a hint of spicy lime-orange.
8/10
Superparty 1.0
What: Superparty 1.0

When: Saturday, 16 May; 7pm

Where: Superspace, #02-18, orchardgateway, 277 Orchard Roa

Why: Celebrate your favourite multi label store's first anniversary with a special pop up store right at orchardgateway's atrium - expects loads of sartorial finds and thumping music to bob along to!
9/10
100 Years of Mexican Cinema
What: 100 Years of Mexican Cinema

When: Monday, 18 May; 6.30pm

Where: The Arts House at The Old Parliament, 1 Old Parliament Lane

Why: The Embassy of Mexico puts together a selection of 12 Mexican films to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the independence of Singapore and the 40th anniversary of Mexico and Singapore bilateral relations, both events celebrated in 2015.
10/10
Lights Out: A Muchachos Pre-Renovation Celebration
What: Lights Out: A Muchachos Pre-Renovation Celebration

When: Friday, 15 May; 12pm

Where: Muchachos, 22 Keong Saik Road

Why: Your favourite Mexican spot is going to be bringing in the wrecking ball for a good spot of renovations but before they do so it's time for one last hurrah! With free chips, sodas, buffalo wings and beer all day, there's no reason to skip this party!

There’s no need to worry about filling up your calendar this weekend because with our guide of things to do, you’ll most definitely be kept busy!

Will there ever be an end to things to do in Singapore? Well, when that day comes, this post will be creaking with emptiness but until that happens, we’re back again with more parties, film screenings, pop up stores and artistic endeavours to fill your time.

From shopping for hats or specifically panama hats at the Hat of Cain Trunk Show to chowing down on some free tacos and chips at Muchacho’s Pre-Renovation Party or indulging in a host of Mexican cinematic works, trust us, this week you’ll be stuffed.

Bon weekend!

Tarandip Kaur

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