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Step into a cosmic reimagining of a literary classic at "The Little Prince: The Journey of Stars," an immersive art exhibition happening daily on the 3rd floor of Parkview Square. This spellbinding experience invites visitors to rediscover Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved tale through a spectacular blend of 6-meter-high digital projections, theatrical narration, and an original soundtrack.

Suitable for ages four and up, this journey unfolds across three themed sections: a storytelling film, a visual highlights zone, and an interactive display area. Each session runs for approximately 45 minutes with an added 15-minute interactive experience, starting hourly on the dot from morning to evening. Visitors are encouraged to arrive 10 minutes early to avoid missing their scheduled slot, as re-entry is not permitted.

Don’t miss the early bird offer: Save 50% on tickets when purchased before July 7. Whether you're a lifelong fan or new to the story, this awe-inspiring encounter with The Little Prince promises an enriching and emotional escape for all.

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Rediscover your rhythm and reconnect with wellness at Glow Festival by Prudential 2025, happening from July 5 to 13 at Marina Bay Sands Event Plaza, Singapore. Now in its fourth edition, Asia’s leading wellness festival returns with the theme Dynamic Vibes, spotlighting the powerful energy that unites and uplifts. Whether you're easing into your fitness journey or looking to elevate your practice, this nine-day celebration offers a vibe for every tribe.

Expect a dynamic and inclusive lineup featuring grounding yoga flows, high-intensity dance and HIIT classes, wellness workshops, and expert-led sessions — all designed to help you move, grow, and glow in your own way. Dive into new rituals, explore self-care, and gain insights from health professionals across hundreds of sessions crafted to inspire, empower, and energize.

Join the Ready, Set, Glow! Lucky Draw for a chance to win over S$10,000 in prizes and take the Glow Vibe Checker Quiz to match your mood with the perfect lineup of activities. Backed by Prudential Singapore and supported by the Singapore Tourism Board, this is your ultimate festival of movement, community, and personal transformation. Get your tickets now via Klook!

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Sunset, sand, and sick beats—RUSSH Extended returns on July 6, 2025, with a fiery new edition at Rumours Beach Club, Sentosa. This special Secret Pals takeover brings together your deck favorites Pat & Ape, alongside Manila’s own rising DJ star, Jia The Menace (@jiathemenace), for an electrifying sunset session.

Running from 3PM to 10PM, expect a genre-bending, high-energy journey across baile, bass, house, hip-hop, edits, and more. Whether you're vibing on the dancefloor or lounging by the coast, this is your sign to show up, link up, and soak in the soundwaves with great people and a golden-hour backdrop.

From Manila to Sentosa, Jia is known for her hard-hitting sets and infectious presence behind the decks. Paired with Secret Pals’ signature vibe, it’s shaping up to be a summer beach rave to remember.

Spots are limited, so come early, stay late, and let the music carry you into the night.

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CellarFiesta Singapore 2025 returns for its fourth edition from July 11 to 13, 2025, at Suntec City Convention Centre, Hall 404, offering the city’s most immersive and expansive celebration of wine, spirits, sake, and more. With over 160 brands and 600 varieties on offer, this premier alcohol festival is a must-visit for connoisseurs and casual sippers alike. From 12 PM to 10 PM on July 11 and 12, and 12 PM to 9 PM on July 13, guests can enjoy unlimited tastings, interactive booths, and exclusive festival-only deals all under one roof.

Admission is free for those who download the Cellar Rewards App and sign up as a Cellarbration member, or by securing tickets on Eventbrite. Attendees must be 18 or above, and those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult and are not allowed to sample.

This year, guests can look forward to a brand-new beer garden, sampling chilled brews in a vibrant setting, and pair their drinks with fusion eats like gourmet Korean corndogs and sushi tacos. 

Whether you’re expanding your palate or just enjoying the buzz, CellarFiesta offers a weekend of indulgence and discovery!

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Immerse yourself in an unforgettable evening with Elijah Woods as he brings his “Give Me The Sunlight” Tour to The Theatre at Mediacorp on Aug. 10, 2025 (8 PM). The one-night-only concert blends chart-topping hits like “24/7, 365” and “Lights” with new tracks, promising a journey through themes of light, love, and life. Known for his emotive vocals and genre-blending sound, Woods will showcase electrifying live performances, intimate acoustic sessions, and heartfelt audience interactions.

The production’s narrative-driven setlist weaves personal stories and universal emotions, enhanced by dynamic lighting and immersive staging. Fans can expect a mix of pop, indie, and soulful melodies, reflecting Woods’ evolution as a singer-songwriter. Whether swaying to upbeat anthems or connecting through stripped-back ballads, the concert offers a multi-sensory experience.

Tickets are expected to sell quickly for this exclusive Singapore stop. Secure your spot early to witness a rising star’s captivating artistry and the magic of live music under the metaphorical (and literal) spotlight.

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Step into a world of conceptual inquiry and narrative complexity at Heman Chong: This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness, running from May 10 to Aug. 17 at SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark. This survey exhibition spans over 20 years of Chong’s prolific career, presenting a deeply reflective and thought-provoking body of work that explores the entanglements between words, objects, systems, and sociopolitical structures.

From pieces dating back to 2003 to newly commissioned works, the exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience the breadth of Chong’s artistic practice, which critically engages with themes of modern life, data culture, and the infrastructure of human interactions. With acerbic wit and intellectual precision, Chong challenges audiences to consider the visible and invisible frameworks shaping 21st-century existence.

Known for straddling image, performance, writing, and situations, Chong has exhibited globally at institutions such as the Swiss Institute New York, STPI, Rockbund Art Museum, and the South London Gallery. This exhibition invites viewers into the layered intersections of politics, language, and imagination that define his ongoing engagement with contemporary life.

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Reimagine the future through the lens of sustainability at Sustainable Futures, happening from May 30 to July 30 at ArtScience Museum. This seasonal program invites visitors to explore urgent ecological themes through film, dialogue, art, and hands-on activities that bridge humanity and nature.

Dive into immersive experiences such as the "We Are Nature Too" nature-art trail on June 7 and 21, which guides participants through green spaces surrounding the museum, encouraging reflection and creativity via a digital journal. On June 14 and 28, learn to repurpose materials in the "Create an Eco-Friendly Bag" workshop, where attendees use basic sewing techniques to turn recycled fabrics into usable tote bags.

Don’t miss the Sustainable Futures Film Festival, screening from June 29 to July 30 at ArtScience Cinema, Level 4. This curated selection of international films sheds light on the intricate bond between humans and the environment, highlighting both the beauty and vulnerability of the planet.

From environmental empathy to speculative art installations, Sustainable Futures offers a dynamic and thoughtful platform to imagine new paradigms for living in harmony with more-than-human worlds.

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Discover joy in all its colorful forms at "Happy Together: Visions of Gladness from Southeast Asia," a group exhibition running from June 8 to July 27, 2025, at Whitestone Gallery. Featuring the works of five contemporary Southeast Asian artists — Goldie Poblador, Krit Ngamsom, Kumari Nahappan, Mulyana, and Yuree Kensaku — this exhibition invites audiences to explore happiness through playful, poignant, and culturally rooted artworks.

From scent-infused glass sculptures to soft yarn ecosystems, kinetic installations, monumental bronze chilies, and surreal pop-inspired canvases, the featured artworks reflect diverse expressions of joy, resilience, and shared identity. Each artist brings a distinct voice to the conversation, illuminating the many ways happiness can be felt and shared across Southeast Asia.

The exhibition opens with a special reception on Saturday, June 8, from 3 PM to 7 PM, with artists in attendance. Gallery hours are 11 AM to 7 PM, closed on Mondays and public holidays. Come reflect, smile, and experience what it means to be "happy together."

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Uncover a lost town and some hard truths in Pangdemonium’s latest world premiere, “Singapore, Michigan,” running from June 26 to July 11, 2025, at the Singapore Airlines Theatre, LASALLE College of the Arts.

In 1836, a town named Singapore was founded on the shores of Lake Michigan. By 1875, it was gone. Now, in 2025, two Singaporeans and their American friend set out on a blizzard-stricken road trip to find it — and themselves. What begins as a search for a mythical ghost town becomes a no-holds-barred journey of self-discovery, cultural identity, and survival, filled with TikTok-worthy chaos, late-night cravings, and existential questions.

Written by Ong Chong An under Pangdemonium’s New Works Lab and directed by Timothy Koh, “Singapore, Michigan” is a taut, darkly comic exploration of what it means to belong.

Show duration is approximately 90 minutes with no intermission. Tickets range from S$25 to S$70, with various discounts available for students, seniors, NSFs, PWDs, and DBS/POSB cardholders.

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