Our pick of exciting events in Singapore from 15 June 2017

huibing 15 Jun 2017

1/10
Soap Crafting Workshop
When: Sunday; 25 June; 10am to 12.30pm

Where: 261 Waterloo Street Waterloo Centre, #03-02

Why: Be prepared to find the perfect blend of natural ingredients that will please your skin and your senses. This workshop is conducted be Rough Beauty, a Singaporean shop specialising in handcrafted botanical soap, and will impart knowledge of the different plants and herbs that contain a variety of therapeutic purposes, so you get the soap you truly want and need. All materials are provided, so what are you waiting for?

Photo: Rough Beauty Instagram
2/10
Art Day Out! at Gillman Barracks – The School Holidays Edition
When: Saturday; 24 June; 2pm to 7pm

Where: Gillman Barracks

Why: When it comes to art in Singapore, you can’t go wrong with Gillman Barracks. And, with their next Art Day Out! bringing you the best exhibitions and programmes suitable for both you and your child, you know you are in for a treat. Filled with interactive activities, a film screening, and live performances, you and your whole family can find yourself enjoying the weekend together.

Photo: Gillman Barracks
3/10
CHIJMES Hypestagram Food Festival 2017
When: Friday to Monday; 23 to 26 June

Where: CHIJMES

Why: Let’s be real: if it hasn’t been posted on Instagram, did it happen at all? This kicks off the Hari Raya weekend with an absolute beast of a feast— all while looking like an absolute beauty on your favourite social media platforms, of course. With food that looks this good, it’s a shame for it to only be in your stomach, so snap away pictures of the famous Talad Drink, Fish Sh-nack, Easy Eggs… you get the drift! (Plus, you get the early bird discount if you register by today, the 15th, so hurry and get your tickets!)

Photo: CHIJMES Facebook
4/10
Camp Kido
When: Sunday; 25 June; 12pm to 6pm

Where: Camp Kilo Charcoal Club

Why: Attention! For you and your budding camper, find solace in nature with this event that will reignite your most basic of survival instincts... sort of. Though the programme is suited for 5- to 10-year-olds, Camp Kido opens its arms up to adults who are young at heart. For a fun-filled day with hands-on activities and a magical experience, definitely check out this camp. And, hey, did we mention there’s a bouncy castle? Score!

Photo: Camp Kilo Instagram
5/10
Pop Up Brunch: Secret Garden Party
When: Saturday; 17 June; 2pm to 7pm

Where: Secret Location

Why: Shrouded in a cloud of secrecy, The Little Black Book brings a whole new meaning to a secret garden party. Think long flowy dresses, big sunglasses and even bigger hats, and you’ve got a gist of what the party would be like. Filled with champagne and delicious food, set in the backdrop of good music and an even better scenery, confirm your attendance and be whisked away into the mystery.

Photo: The Little Black Book Instagram
6/10
Room & Linen Spray Bar by Candles of Light
When: Saturday and Sunday; 24 and 25 June; 11am to 4pm

Where: Plain Vanilla Bakery

Why: Held at Plain Vanilla’s flagship store at Tiong Bahru, the event is hosted by Singapore candle company, Candle of Light, and will transform the bakery into a venue filled with scents that will tickle your fancy. Find your signature scent, and balance out your favourite notes to form a personalised room-and-linen perfume mist to bring home.

Photo: Candles of Light Facebook
7/10
Under The Stars Art Film Screening
When: Sunday; 18 June; 6.30pm to 8pm

Where: Goodman Arts Centre

Why: Huddle under the endless canvas of the sky and watch as the stars glimmer teasingly as you lean back and enjoy the 1996 film Basquiat. The film discusses the life of the famous artist, Jean-Michel Basquiat, documenting his rise in prominence before his death, exploring themes of love and life and his eventual legacy. Whether you are an art buff or a film enthusiast, this is the event for you.

Photo: Alt Screen
8/10
Rosé Garden Party
When: Saturday; 17 June; 9pm to 11pm

Where: Lantern, The Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore

Why: Drink your worries away with rosé-tinted glasses this weekend with this magnificent garden party that is sure to delight. The tropical-inspired drink will remind you of the sweet call of summer and the magnificent view serves as even more incentive to drink to your heart’s content. Try out Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label champagne or opt for a mixologist’s special. Either way, you’re sure to have fun.

Photo: @nautaf
9/10
Yoga & Wine Workshop
When: Saturday; 17 June; 5pm to 7pm

Where: Mahota Singapore

Why: True, a yoga and wine workshop in the middle of a specialty food store might seem odd but, it works. Held in their fitness studio, give your body the much-needed rejuvenation it deserves with this intoxicating combination of working out and wine tasting. Through the session, prepare to enter a deep sense of bliss that’s unbeatable as your body and mind subsequently relaxes into peace.

Photo: Mahota Singapore Facebook
10/10
DreamWorks Day
When: Saturday; 24 June; 4pm to 8pm

Where: Gardens by the Bay (Bay East)

Why: Lovers of Kung Fu Panda, Shrek, and How to Train Your Dragon, listen up! DreamWorks Day is coming and it’s going to arrive with a bang. Start out with a run (800m Kids’ Dash or 5km Fun Run) before ending it with a carnival filled with your child’s (or yours, no judgement) favourite animated characters, whether it’s a green ogre or the four penguins.

Photo: Gardens by the Bay

The excitement might have died down for your kids, but the events sure aren’t slowing down!

The second week of June has gone by in a flash. This means the excitement of the June holidays has probably died down by now for your kids, but the events in Singapore aren’t stopping anytime soon. Whether you’re looking for activities for some much-needed alone time, activities you can do with your darling companion, or ones that you bring the whole entourage to, we have got you covered.

The upcoming weeks will introduce a slew of exciting activities and workshops island-wide that are sure to spice up your mundane June calendar. Try out the various different arts and crafts workshops to learn something new while also gaining a little treat to bring home — from soaps to perfumes — or, eat your heart out with the numerous alternative dining options for you to consider. Whatever your desired pace, no matter your favourite interest, check out these 10 events that are coming up that you should most definitely keep an eye out for.

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