Can you believe we’re almost at the end of April? While we look forward to May, keep yourself entertained with our list of cool things to do this weekend. We’ve got tasty food experiences, pop-up markets, virtual theatre shows and more. Bookmark our weekend guide so you don’t miss a thing!
Fun things to do this weekend in Singapore
1. Eat: Singha Food Fest
All weekend
Love beer and Thai food? Enter Singha Food Fest. Happening across Singapore, 17 participating restaurants are putting out curated food and beer pairing sets from as low as $10. That’s not the best part. Be sure to register and collect points for every ordered set and stand a chance to win a fab staycation at Andaz Singapore!
Singha Food Fest, various locations including Soi 72 and Zenso Thai
2. Theatre: Strike! Digital Art Festival 2021
All weekend
This online festival is just one of the many ways the local arts community has come together to circumvent the Covid-19 challenge. Hosted on Telegram, the Strike! Digital Art Festival showcases performances from seven local theatre groups through outbound links. Look forward to Patch and Punnet’s Terry Teo’s Tech Tutorial on Youtube, The Runaway Company’s Medusa on IGTV and more. Plus, there’ll be panel discussions taking place in the Telegram group.
Strike! Digital Art Festival 2021, online
3. Eat and drink: Champagne Brunch at Mizz Fitz
24 April, Saturday
Bottomless brunch? Count us in! Mizz Fitz has partnered with Perrier Jouet to bring us a three-hour free-flow of bubbly alongside wines, beers and spirits. Soak up all that booze with brekkie delights like avo toast and the Breakfast Sandwich, which features fried egg, melted cheese and streaky bacon on a brioche bun.
Champagne Brunch at Mizz Fitz, 1pm – 4pm, #01-17, The Sail at Marina Bay, 6 Marina Boulevard, Singapore 018980
4. Shop: Bazaar Kita
All weekend
This year, the Ramadan bazaar has moved from Geylang Serai to an online platform. While it won’t be the same as navigating through the bustling aisles, we can look forward to a comfortable shopping experience behind the screen. From food to home decor to home essentials, the virtual fair houses more than 110 merchants. There are also weekly live performances and charity drives where you can give back to those in need.
Bazaar Kita, online
5. Eat: Jaffa at So/ Singapore
All weekend
Israeli cuisine meets omakase dining, as So/ Singapore and Miznon come together for a one-of-a-kind dining affair. Spotlighting the spirit of Israeli hospitality with a retro-style BBQ, the collaboration offers an array of skewered meats, seafood and vegetables, alongside a spread of salads, mezze and dips.
Jaffa at So/ Singapore, Xperience Restaurant, So/ Singapore, 35 Robinson Road, Singapore 068876
6. Shop: So Chic French Market Festival
All weekend
Tres chic! Happening at the lush enclave of Dempsey Hill, this French pop-up market will have you unleashing your inner Parisian gal. Expect a smorgasbord of French fashion brands, including By-Bea, AsFall and Sceona. Then fuel up on amazing French fare by Luxe Catering, Maison Kayser and more. Those looking for hands-on activities can keep busy with workshops like chocolate-making and a choux pastry masterclass.
So Chic French Market Festival, The Pantry, 16A Dempsey Road, Singapore 247695
7. Exhibition: The Migrant
All weekend
Dutch photographer Anaïs López uses the ubiquitous Java mynah as her muse in this thought-provoking exhibition. Featuring mixed-media works like photographs, videos and texts, the display follows the story of the mynah. What was introduced as a pet from Bali in the early 1900s is now considered nothing more than a pesky pest. The bird is a mere metaphor for important themes like migration, rapid urbanisation and the relationship between animals and humans.
The Migrant, Objectifs – Centre for Photography & Film, 155 Middle Road, Singapore 188977
8. Exhibition: Rewritten: The World Ahead of Us
All weekend
Now here’s something we don’t see often. This outdoor art exhibition takes place across the 36km-long coast-to-coast trail. As you trek your way from Jurong to Punggol, you’ll come across 14 art installations that give you a glimpse into the post-pandemic future. These text-based works offer optimism and hope by breathing new life to poetry by well-known Singaporean poets. And if you’re wondering, it’ll probably take a day and a half to check out all the exhibits by foot.
Rewritten: The World Ahead of Us, various locations
9. Eat: Le Bon Funk’s third-anniversary celebrations
All weekend
Le Bon Funk turns three this month! To celebrate, the restaurant is whipping out a rare treat of Magnums from the cellar by the glass, every weekend. And what’s a birthday party without cake? Enjoy a confetti cake along with a limited edition birthday cocktail called “Three Cheers to All” with sprinkles and gold dust.
Le Bon Funk, 29 Club Street, Singapore 069414
10. Eat: Edomae Omakase pop-up by Capital Kitchen
23 – 24 April, Friday and Saturday
Combining music and sushi, Edomae Omakase pop-up invites you to a one-of-a-kind omakase experience in Zouk. Let chef Ryoichi Nakatani dazzle you with a 12-course menu featuring the best of Edomae sushi. To complete the dining experience, the ambience is taken over by Capital Kitchen’s music programmes such as Sin City (hip-hop and R&B) and Asian Persuasion (local and Asian artists). Good music and food – what’s not to love?
Edomae Omakase pop-up by Capital Kitchen, 6pm-10:30pm, #02-05, The Cannery, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022
Pack your weekend with all these things to do in Singapore. Enjoy!
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