Moonlight Cinema
Part of the upcoming Singapore International Film Festival, Moonlight Cinema – an outdoor mini-film festival – makes a return at the Supertree Grove Lawn at Gardens by the Bay, presenting a slate of three films. The line-up includes: American comedy-drama Empire Records, French coming-of-age piece The Chorus and award-winning Indian musical drama Secret Superstar, all of which focus on the hope and power of youths. Details here.
Oct 25 – 27, various times, admission is free
Supertree Grove Lawn at Gardens by the Bay
Makers’ Market
Homegrown woodwork outfit Roger & Sons is back with the second edition of its well-received Design Pasar – a market that spotlights Singapore’s growing community of artisans and craftsmen. This time, there will be workshops that teach you various things such as making your own organic face mask and chocolate tasting. Of course, there will also be food and grub on hand from various cafes in the Jalan Besar area, such as tea specialist Antea.Social. Details here.
Oct 26, 11am – 5pm
115 King George’s Avenue, #01-01
Pure Ever
A new independent art show, Pure Ever focuses on giving a space to emerging creatives and artists a space to showcase their works. And it’s a great line-up, featuring young practitioners across varying fields such as fashion, fine Arts, design, photography, writing, video and more. If you want to get a snapshot of Singapore’s newest artists and creatives, this is a great place to begin – we like that it’s not a typical group art show where only artists are invited to take part. Details here.
On now till Oct 27, 11am – 6.30pm
Y2Arts, 211 Henderson Road, #01-01A
Jaden Smith presented by Collective Minds x Zouk
Jaden Smith is rolling into town to perform here for the first time – whether you find him overrated or not, here’s your chance to decide in person. He’ll most likely be performing tracks from his recent second album, Erys. Get your tickets here.
Oct 24, 9pm – 1am
Zouk, 3C River Valley Road
Alien: 40th Anniversary (PG)
If you’re not a Halloween person, here’s the next best alternative: a special screening of Ridley Scott’s sci-fi nightmare piece Alien (1979). If his latest works have been a tad overwrought (hello Alien: Covenant), the slow but menacing burn of Alien will remind you why this series became such a genre classic in the first place. And also, we’ll take Sigourney Weaver anytime. Details here.
Oct 26, 8.30pm
The Projector, #05-00 Golden Mile Tower
