Showcasing Creativity at the Singapore T-Shirt Festival 2014

T-shirts are the most common type of clothing among Singaporeans especially among the youth. A wide variety of colours, designs and sizes are available and they're sold at a majority of clothing stores in Singapore. That is why a festival dedicated to T-shirts called the Singapore T-Shirt Festival 2014 was created in the first place. I took a look around and let me share with you my experience here!

Downtown Line Stage 1 Open House 2013

Another year, another MRT line will be opened for business. Last year, I went for the open house for the new Circle Line Extension which consists of 2 MRT stations, Bayfront and Marina Bay which bring you to places like the Marina Bay Sands and Gardens By The Bay. This year on the 7th of December, I went to the open house for the new Downtown Line Stage 1 which consists of 6 stations around the city area. Now, going to places like Far East Square and the Marina Bay Link Mall will be much easier. Let's take a look at what all the open house buzz was all about.

Night Festival 2012

When it's night time, what do you usually do? Sleep? Have dinner with your family? Working late? Well, in late August, I went to the Night Festival at the Bras Basah Bugis area to check out all the various artworks and light installations available. The Night Festival is a yearly festival related to arts and multimedia and a huge array of performances, installations and events were held at night on the 24th to the 25th of August. It also happened on 31st August and the 1st of September. It's a free event and there's something for everyone. During the Night Festival, selected museums were opened till 2am like the National Museum and the Singapore Art Museum.

Muscat Street Ramadan Bazaar 2012

If you don't know, Ramadan is a period in the Islamic calendar in which healthy Muslims have to fast from Dawn to Dusk every day leading up to Hari Raya. This is also the time where Muslims will prepare for Hari Raya celebrations. Ramadan will not be complete without Ramadan bazaars which are basically a bigger version of regular neighbourhood night markets. In today's article, I'll be giving you a tour of the Ramadan Bazaar at Muscat Street which is near the famous Sultan Mosque and Haji Lane.