Cocktails & Wagging Tails
SOSD, the volunteer-run organisation dedicated to rescuing hundreds of Singapore’s street dogs is hosting a charity dinner where you cuddle puppies and drink cocktails. The SOSD is leaving their rehabilitation centre for kennels new in...
There’s More Outdoors
There are three more reasons to go outside and explore the great outdoors, Gerard Ward finds. Singapore Botanic Garden and Learning Forest753 Tyersall Avenue, 257700The UNESCO World Heritage Site just seems to keep growing, with...
Charity Starts at Home United
The inaugural Singapore United Football Fiesta this July looks to bring together communities through sport.Singapore United are working together with S-League heavy-hitters, Home United FC to host a 5-a-side football weekend extravaganza – and...
Smash not Crash
Had a bit too much stress at work and need to vent? Give one of these activities a go and watch the worries fade away.Rage RoomFor an all-out vent, the newly opened ‘rage room’,...
The Book of Hat
ANZA is supporting the launch of the inspirational story, The Book of Hat, at the New Zealand High Commissioner’s Residence, Friday 30 June. Read the story behind the pages of Harriet Rowland and how...
Crossing the Borderline
Back again in Singapore for the M1 CONTACT Contemporary Dance Festival, Ross McCormack talks about his latest performance, Area² as part of the Borderline show. Ross McCormack (pictured left) talks about his latest performance to...
Seouly Missed
From pancakes and padlocks to katsu and cats, South Korea’s capital serves up plenty to see in a short amount of time, Gerard Ward finds.No matter how many times you practice, no matter how...
A Night by the River
It takes just one mid-week staycation to remember what attracts people to this neighbourhood, Gerard Ward finds. Robertson Walk maybe familiar to some, but a staycation means looking at the area with fresh eyes. Every...