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Hannah Connors, Early Learning Center teacher at Singapore American School (SAS), takes us through a day in the shoes of an energetic, curious preschooler.

Wondering what on earth to do for Christmas brunch, lunch or dinner? Here are some festive feasts to celebrate this special time of year.

Danish writer Helle Norup, aka H.S. Norup, may have left Singapore, but her connection to the island continues through her latest children’s book, The Hungry Ghost. “I began writing it when I was still living in Singapore. I wanted to capture the vibrant atmosphere and the wonderful multicultural society,” says Helle.

Singapore celebrates the Mid-Autumn Festival on Thursday, 1 October. Here are some ideas for joining in the festivities!

Kerry Low experiences a memorable chef’s collaboration at Butcher’s Block and Trudy Nearhos enjoys Chinese fine dining at Mott 32 Singapore.

As this issue is devoted to all things ANZA, check out just a few of the places where you can meet up with our vibrant community!

Geylang is Singapore’s most famous red-light district, but there’s so much more to this hood. The area has a fascinating history, quirky shops and delicious eats. Local resident and soon-to-be tour guide Kathy Ferrer discovers ten off the grid Geylang destinations.

Welcome the New Year with a fresh calendar of exciting events - singalong to Jim Morrison’s best tracks at The Doors Reimagined, take the kids to fun plays at KidsFest! 2020, watch the world’s top golfers in action at SMBC Singapore Open, and join the multicultural spectacle of the Chingay Parade.

Confused by Singapore’s Christmas dining options? Karola Clark checks out the best festive season dining deals, including some great takeaway and catering options if you want to celebrate at home.