What’s on SGP: Best Things to See, Do, Eat, Drink on March 30-April 5, 2023
Ahh, another week is upon us, and you’re looking for cool things to get up to in Singapore! We’ve saved you the hassle with The Beat Singapore’s rundown of the best places to hit up and things to do right now—from blink-and-you'll-miss-it pop-up sights and new restaurant openings, to the hottest activities that you shouldn’t miss.
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1. The Vintage Fair 2023
Pre-loved clothes? Southeast Asian furniture treasures? The Vintage Fair gotchu! This weekend event will be loaded with one-of-a-kind vintage finds from the Art Deco, Midcentury Modern, and Dutch-Colonial eras. It includes curated items from fashion, jewellery, glassware, watches, collectables, decor and accessories, and more.
Some of the finest vintage vendors will attend the event, including Black Bean Source (timeless collectibles), Eye of the Cat Jewellery x Peony Jade (antique and vintage jewellery), Five Stones Vintage (vintage fashion), PeppervintHome (handcrafted home wares), and Retroscaper (eclectic conversation pieces). Click here to RSVP.
When: 10 AM-6 PM, April 1-2
Where: Journey East, 03-02 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road, Singapore
How much: Free
2. Ukrainian Culture and Fashion Fest
Curious about the culture and fashion of Ukraine? The Ukrainian Community of Singapore is bringing the Ukrainian culture and fashion festival to the Lion City, complete with live music and food, as well as arts and kid-friendly activities.
During the event, expect a plethora of pop-up clothing stores showcasing the works of Ukrainian fashion designers, along with personal styling services, a kids’ club, history and art kiosks with interactive and educational content, and quizzes about Ukraine (with small prizes). Other special activities include concerts on March 31 at 6:30 PM and on April 1 from 5 PM-7 PM.
When: 4 PM-6 PM, March 31; 12 PM-9 PM, April 1-2
Where: Hollandse Club 22, Camden Park, Singapore
How much: S$15 via Eventbrite
3. The Colour Socks Parade 2023
Wear your brightest socks and get in on the fun!
The Colour Socks Parade is an inclusive sports fiesta featuring persons with intellectual disability (PWID). Organised by MINDS (Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore), this weekend event aims to raise funds and awareness for PWIDs in an effort to improve their quality of life and their families.
The event will feature a mass workout session, a health assessment for PWIDs, baked goods and crafts from MINDS, and sports stations for badminton, football, and bocce. You can reserve your spot via this link.
When: 12:30 PM-5:30 PM, April 1
Where: Our Tampines Hub - ActiveSG Community Auditorium, 1 Tampines Walk, Level 3, Singapore
How much: Free
4. World Autism Awareness Day @ Museum of Ice Cream
Spend the day together as a family and celebrate World Autism Day through fun and learning. There will be interactive exhibitions at the Museum of Ice Cream that people of all ages can enjoy.
In addition, Beatrice Teo, director of Amazing Speech Therapy and HeadStart for Life, will also give a talk titled “Language Development for Suspected Autism.” The topic will focus on insightful advice and tips for families to help and support their loved ones with autism.
Participants will also have the chance to receive S$300 worth of Speech Therapy and Early Intervention Programme vouchers.
When: 9 AM-11 AM, April 2
Where: Museum of Ice Cream, 100 Loewen Road, Singapore
How much: S$15 via Eventbrite
5. FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2023
The Pools for the FIBA 3×3 Asia Cup 2023 are all set! Currently in its sixth edition, the three-by-three basketball tournament in Asia allows fans to watch live and in-person their favourite basketball teams.
The winning team from this competition will play in the FIBA 3×3 Olympic qualifying tournaments in 2024. The countries competing are Mongolia, Japan, Australia, China, India, the Philippines, Qatar, and Singapore, to name a few.
When: Until April 2
Where: OCBC Square, Singapore Sports Hub, Stadium Walk
How much: S$10-S$20 via SISTIC Singapore
6. ’Familiar Smells’ Exhibition
“Familiar Smells” is an exhibition by Yam Shalev that will be on view at Cuturi Gallery beginning April 1 until May 14. The exhibit will feature still-life paintings of plants, flowers, and food inspired by the culture and surroundings of Shalev’s native land – Israel.
Shalev is a self-taught artist who started his passion for painting when he was 15 years old. This exhibition in Singapore is his second solo show in collaboration with the gallery. For more information, click here.
When: 12 PM-7 PM, April 1
Where: Cuturi Gallery, 61 Aliwal Street, Singapore
How much: Free
7. Sneaker Con SEA 2023
Dubbed as the “greatest sneaker show on earth,” Sneaker Con SEA will make its inaugural appearance at the Lion City this weekend. More than 200 international and local shoe brands, traders, and sneaker collectors from all over the world will be present at the event.
Sneakerheads will have the opportunity to buy, sell, and trade their sneakers or streetwear collections. During the event, guests can enjoy a rundown skate area, 3x3 basketball competitions, top bin challenges, and discussion panels led by industry leaders.
When: 11 AM-8 PM, April 1-2 (11 AM-12 PM is reserved for VIP ticketholders only)
Where: Hall 5 Singapore Expo, 1 Expo Drive, Singapore
How much: S$42-S$100 via SISTIC Singapore
8. Creative Recharge – Holiday Programmes
The ArtScience Museum's holiday program for this month includes an activity called Creative Recharge, which will unleash your child's creative side. The programme kicked off last March 1, which featured various Mini Holiday Camp activities like making your own goggles, turning plastic waste into fab bags, zine making 101, creating your own little sound machine, taking a cinematic journey with Lunar Toons, visiting VR galleries, and guided tours.
As of this writing, the on-site guided tours are ongoing based on various dates and timings, while the VR Gallery will be open until April 20. For more information, visit the ArtScience Museum’s website.
When: March 31
Where: ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore
How much: S$5 per participant for English tours
9. Movie Time! @ Sengkang Public Library
Another treat this weekend is perfect for movie junkies! The Sengkang Public Library will hold a series of movie screenings of popular films in Singapore. This weekend event is suitable for families. However, children should be accompanied by an adult. A total of 121 minutes will be allocated for the film's showing. Slots are limited, so register now!
When: 2 PM-4 PM, April 2
Where: Sengkang Public Library - Programme Zone, 1 Sengkang Square Compass One, #03-28 & #04-19 Singapore
How much: Free
10. Vanité World 2023
Vanité World is a three-day celebration of curated beauty, luxury wellness, and fitness. It will offer exclusive products and experiences, such as workout sessions, fashion and hair shows, performances, lifestyle workshops, talks, and more. To learn more about the latest happenings and scheduled activities, go here.
All early-registered guests will be eligible for the Vanité World 2023 door gifts and discount codes. Participants should be fully vaccinated to enter the venue.
When: March 31-April 2
Where: Singapore Suntec City Convention Centre, Hall 403
How much: Free
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