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Experience the Pokémon Day-to-Night Adventure from Nov. 22, 2025, to April 30, 2026, aboard the Singapore Cable Car Sky Network. By day, step into a vibrant world where Pikachu, Eevee, Charmander, Jigglypuff, and Gengar accompany riders above the city. The cable cars feature Pokémon-themed interiors perfect for photo opportunities, offering a panoramic view of Sentosa, Resorts World Sentosa’s Adventure Cove, and lush jungle landscapes.

As night falls from 7:45 PM onwards, the adventure transforms into a glowing spectacle. Each group receives a complimentary UV torch, revealing hidden Pokémon silhouettes and five flying-type Pokémon including Gyarados, Pidgeot, Charizard, Dragonite, and Aerodactyl that come to life under UV light. Keen explorers may even catch a glimpse of the elusive Mew, adding a layer of mystery to the nighttime journey.

With multiple stops along the Mount Faber–Sentosa line, guests can combine this thrilling ride with a full Sentosa experience. The adventure is suitable for visitors of all ages, with the last boarding at 9:30 PM daily. Whether visiting by day or night, this unique cable car experience brings Pokémon magic to life, making every ride unforgettable!

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Discover the complex interplay of ecology, labor, and material culture at Elia Nurvista and Bagus Pandega: Nafasan Bumi ~ An Endless Harvest, on view from Jan. 16 to May 31, 2026, from 10 AM to 7 PM, at SAM, Level 3, Gallery 3, Tanjong Pagar Distripark. This immersive exhibition explores how relentless extraction — from plantations to electric futures — affects the very “breath of the Earth,” tracing the afterlives of materials that persist long after their use.

Through kinetic installations, sculptures, and mixed-media works, the artists examine cycles of labor shared by humans, machines, and the living world. Bagus Pandega integrates programming, industrial systems, and plant biofeedback to reveal the environmental and socio-political impact of Indonesia’s extractive economies, while Elia Nurvista interrogates the politics of food, inequality, and ecological sustainability through batik, sculpture, performance, and video. Together, their works envision the future shaped by human and non-human entanglements and provoke reflection on the consequences of ceaseless productivity.

The exhibition also offers interactive programs including a Coffee Grounds Soap Workshop and a Guided Artist & Curator Tour on Jan. 17, 2026, led by the artists and curator Syaheedah Iskandar. These experiences allow visitors to engage with materials, processes, and ideas central to the exhibition, creating a meaningful, hands-on connection with the artwork.

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Experience the extraordinary at "Insects: Microsculptures Magnified," an exhibition running from Jan. 17 to April 19, 2026, at ArtScience Museum, Basement 2 Gallery 7–8. This Southeast Asian premiere invites visitors to explore the intricate beauty of insects through 37 stunning portraits captured by British photographer Levon Biss. Each image magnifies the smallest details, revealing the complexity and elegance of nature like never before.

Curated by ArtScience Museum in collaboration with the Oxford University Museum of Natural History and the American Museum of Natural History, this exhibition combines art and science to showcase breathtaking works that transform insects into captivating masterpieces. From shimmering wings to iridescent surfaces, every photograph uncovers a hidden world of design and function.

Admission starts from S$6 for Singapore residents and S$7 for tourists, making this an accessible opportunity to witness cutting-edge macro photography and groundbreaking scientific discoveries. Don’t miss the chance to immerse yourself in a world where science meets art, inspiring curiosity and wonder!

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Discover tea as a deeply human ritual at Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie, a landmark multi-sensory exhibition presented at the Asian Civilisations Museum from Jan. 28 to June 7, 2026. This global-first showcase is jointly organized by Asian Civilisations Museum, CHAGEE, and the Singapore Tourism Board, inviting visitors to experience tea through sight, scent, sound, touch, taste, and reflection.

Journey through six thoughtfully curated zones that explore tea’s cultural, social, and spiritual significance across Asia. Historic tea wares are presented alongside contemporary interpretations, immersive soundscapes, sculptural installations inspired by tea leaves, and tactile encounters with tea-making tools. Each space is designed to slow the pace, encouraging mindfulness and contemplation while revealing how tea rituals have shaped daily life across centuries and cultures.

The experience extends beyond the galleries with a CHAGEE pop-up along the Singapore River, offering exclusive beverages, merchandise, and limited-edition plush charms inspired by ancient tea routes. Admission is part of the Asian Civilisations Museum All Access Ticket, with prices starting at S$12 for Singapore residents and S$25 for non-residents. Get your tickets now!

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