Urban lifestyle in the city
Step into ACM’s renewed Scholars Gallery and experience Elegant Sounds: Music, Craft, and the Literati, a story-rich exhibition that brings the Chinese qin to life through interactive displays, rare artefacts, and master recordings.
DETERMINANT opens its first Singapore pop-up with 61-size wrinkle-free dress shirts, sweat-proof polos, and engineered everyday wear — menswear made for Asian physiques.
Singapore’s largest LGBTQIA+ film festival, Pink Screen 2025, returns to The Projector with global premieres, charity screenings, and bold queer storytelling from 30 May to 29 June.
Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel launches a wellness initiative with The Centre for Inner Studies this June, offering energy healing and guided meditation sessions for guests and members of the public.
NAFA’s Grad Expectations 2025 explores what it means to design with urgency, empathy, and imagination — from dementia-inclusive fashion to fine art performance and future-forward design.
Celebrate SG60 at i Light Singapore 2025, featuring interactive light art installations, sustainability-themed workshops, and vibrant night-time experiences across Marina Bay and beyond. Admission is free.
Experience Moonlit City — a Mandarin musical retelling the love story of Lee Kuan Yew and Kwa Geok Choo, set to the iconic songs of Tan Kah Beng. Opens July 25 at Gateway Theatre.
Celebrate Dragon Boat Festival 2025 with Din Tai Fung’s beloved Pineapple Cakes and Red Bean Rice Dumplings — crafted with tradition, perfect for gifting or sharing.
Chef Stephan Zoisl launches Chef’s Tavern at Craig Road — a modern Euro-Japanese bistro with teishoku lunches, elegant bar bites, and S$9.90 cocktails in Tanjong Pagar.
