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Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore (6th – 8th July)

Festivals and events in Singapore

July is upon us and while there aren’t any public holidays this month, we’ve got plenty of parties, events, and festivals all lined-up, starting with one of our most popular street party, the largest farmer’s market in Singapore, and a mouth-watering world oyster festival happening this weekend!

1. Urban Ventures X

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The much-loved Urban Ventures’ street party is back for its 10th edition, Urban Ventures X! To celebrate this milestone, they’re going carbon-neutral with a jam-packed program schedule that includes yoga, Capoeira street performance, art workshops with Room To Imagine, a sidecar Vespa tour, free manicure by Vaniday, and live DJ sets and music performances.
Shop around from vendors like Beans to Bars, PLAIN SUPPLIES, Sugar & Spice, and Spatula & Whisk at their Artisanal Market if the programmes aren’t your cup of tea, or raid the wardrobe of stylish influencers like Sonia Tan, Nicole Wong, Grace Lim, and Myke Motus at the Underground Market!

Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore (6th - 8th July) 1Some of the artisanal goodies available! Source: LOPELAB

Don’t worry if you get peckish either, because there will be F&B booths present with all sorts of delicious food to dig into, including stalls from Brotzeit Singapore, Coocaça, Uncle G’s Handmade, and HRVST Restaurant & Bar.
As usual, admission is free, but this time round you can get a 5% discount at all F&B and Artisans Market booths so long as you donate a minimum of $5 to the Transient Workers Count Too-TWC2 here!
Address: Temple Street, Singapore
Date & Time: 7th July | 4PM – 10.30PM
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2. Sprout 2018

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If you’re into healthy living and eating clean, head down to Sprout 2018, Singapore’s largest 2-day farmers market. You’ll be able to find locally-grown greens and organic health foods like acai and cold-pressed juices from urban farmers, artisanal and specialty food brands, as well as sustainability-conscious restaurants!

Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore (6th - 8th July) 6Handpicked’s Black Sesame Noodles are firm and chewy with the subtle fragrance of black sesame. Source: @handpick.sg

Some of the vendors include HIC JUICE, A Poke Theory, and Handpicked, who will be selling an exclusive batch of artisan Black Sesame Noodles made just for this event!
What’s more, workshops on how to make healthy yet delicious food like herb butter are also free to participate in!
Register for the event here.
Address: Hall 406 @ Suntec Singapore Convention Centre
Date & Time: 7th – 8th July | 10AM – 8PM
Website

3. Singapore Theatre Festival

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Play buffs, mark your calendars for this year’s Singapore Theatre Festival! Featuring a total of 8 local plays staged across 2 weeks, you’ll be in for some exciting and riveting stories about media freedom, surveillance, racism, heritage, love, and more. Some plays have already sold out, so make sure to book your tickets to Press Gang, Supervision and One Metre Square: Voices from Sungei Road ASAP – they’re selling fast too!
Address: LASALLE College of the Arts, 1 McNally Street, Singapore 187940
Date: 5th – 22nd July
Website

4. Pink Screen at The Projector

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For those of you who are proud advocates of the LGBT community, show your support and celebrate loving freely at Pink Screen at The Projector! Organised as part of Pink Fest 2018, there will be 4 specially curated films screening, which will be sure to tug on your heartstrings with themes focusing on acceptance, love, and growing up pains. These include award-winning film God’s Own Country and 120 BPM, which was nominated for the Palme d’Or at Cannes.
Purchase your tickets and check for screening times here!
Address: #05-00, Golden Mile Tower, 6001 Beach Road, Singapore 199589
Date: 7th – 22nd July
Website

5. Greenwood Fish Market: 6th World Oyster Festival

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Indulge yourself with 22 different kinds of fresh oysters flown in live from all around the world at Greenwood Fish Market’s 6th World Oyster Festival! The month-long event kicked off on 1st July and boasts oyster variants uncommonly found here in Singapore, which includes the Mary Point and Kumamoto –  the former boasts a huge flesh size, soft texture, and musky flavour, and the latter is mildly briny and sweet with a pleasantly surprising honeydew finish!

Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore (6th - 8th July) 12Here are some variants that you’ll be able to dig into! Source: Greenwood Fish Market and Bistro

Diners can choose to either sample a tasting platter with 9 pairs of the chef’s selection for $99, or order the oysters a la carte. View all 22 types here!
Outlets: Greenwood, Quayside Isle Sentosa Point, Valley Point, Dempsey Hill
Date: 1st – 31st July
Website

6. L’Occitane Beauty Bar and Pop-Up Cafe: A Journey In Every Sense

Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore (6th - 8th July) 5An artist’s impression of the upcoming cafe and pop-up! Source: L’OCCITANE en Provence

Beauty and makeup junkies, this one’s for you – well-known for their floral-herbal skincare and body care products, French cosmetics brand L’Occitane is here in Singapore with a pop-up beauty bar and cafe!
This is the first time the famous L’Occitane Cafe will be on our shores, with outlets in both Paris and Tokyo, and it will have delectable desserts created by homegrown dessert maestro Janice Wong. Inspired by L’Occitane’s iconic natural ingredients, you can expect treats made with cherry blossom, verbena, bergamot, rose, and almond.

Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore (6th - 8th July) 4One of Janice Wong’s delectable creations! Source: L’OCCITANE en Provence

Plus, there’ll be an exclusive “texture bar” where you can sample products and enjoy free skin care and hair care diagnosis, as well as experience a 360-degree virtual reality hot air balloon ride above Provence’s famous lavender fields!
The pop-up will only be around for 2 weeks, so be sure to catch it before it’s gone.

Things To Do This Weekend In Singapore (6th - 8th July) 10Some of L’Occitane’s signature products that you can get your hands on soon. Source: L’OCCITANE en Provence

Address: ION Orchard, Level 1 Atrium
Date & Time: 3rd – 16th July | 10AM – 8PM
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7. Sunshine Nation pres. Monkey Safari (GER)

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Kickstart your weekend by celebrating TGIF with funky electro duo Monkey Safari at CÉ LA VI Singapore! Famous for their uniquely sunny and cheery vibes, partygoers can expect hits like Sirens (Mollono.Bass Remix), Hi Life, and Cranes, as well as tracks from their latest release, ODYSSEY Remixes Two.
Also on set is DJ SHIGEKI and DJ SUREN, and both early bird and regular tickets include 1 complimentary drink, so purchase your tickets here before they’re all sold out!
Address: Marina Bay Sands, Tower 3, 1 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018971
Date & Time: 6th July | 10PM – 4AM
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8. Rainforest Lumina

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We’ve never had the chance to see the sunset at the Singapore Zoo, but in celebration of its 45th birthday, we can now do so with their brand new attraction, Rainforest Lumina! It’s the first multi-sensory night walk in Asia, and the 1km light trail will feature over 10 interactive zones with various light installations and projections such as the Luminous Pathway, Shimmering Islands, and Lantern Passage.

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A total of 7 time slots are available every night, so book yours here!
Address: Singapore Zoo, 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826
Date: From 1st July 2018
Ticket Pricing: $22 (Adult), $16 (Child 3 – 12 years old)
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