Latest Events in Singapore(August Updated)

Discover the magic of TWICE's 《THIS IS FOR》 WORLD TOUR at the esteemed Singapore Indoor Stadium. Happening from October 11th to 12th, 2025, this eagerly awaited event in the vibrant city of Singapore is a must-see. Don't miss your chance to experience one of the biggest K-pop sensations live in concert. Secure your tickets now and join this extraordinary musical journey with TWICE in Singapore!

Turnaround Management Association (TMA) is the leading international organisation that allows you to build your personal brand and develop your professional network in a resource-rich organisation that boasts the most diverse group of professionals in the turnaround, restructuring and corporate health space. The 2025 APAC Regional Conference will be held at the world-renowned Marina Bay Sands in Singapore on 20 and 21 of August 2025, with the gala dinner at the iconic Raffles Hotel on the evening of 20 August 2025. The conference is set to be a landmark event, bringing together professionals from the Turnaround and Restructuring industry from around the world for a dynamic experience including panel discussions on hot topics and key industries shaping the Turnaround and Restructuring landscape. Throughout the event, there will be ample opportunities to connect with peers and experts during the various networking receptions and at the TMA NOW (Network of Women) breakfast session. The conference will feature an impressive lineup of speakers from leading industry players, including Bain Capital, Apollo, PAG, Ares, Blackstone as well as a distinguished panel of international judges (with more to come!). Information Source: Turnaround Management Association Southeast Asia | eventbrite

Hop onto a ferry service and join us on Jurong Island, where we will be touring the Pacific Light Power Station alongside long-time staff member Kwong Kok Chan! Take an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of the different sites within the power station and physically experience an industry that the public rarely gets to see! Who should come? · Participants must be 18 years and above to participate. Duration & Meeting Place · Approximate Duration: 3.0 hours · Language: English · Please meet at Chinese Garden MRT Drop-Off Point – near Exit A Street Level (a bus will ferry participants to and fro the venue) · The event will start and end at the same point. · The tour will proceed rain or shine. What to bring? · Bring along your NRIC/Passport , a bottle of water and an umbrella. · Participants are required to wear covered shoes. Participants may be denied entry if they do not come in proper footwear. · Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably for the tour. · If you have earphones with a standard 3.5mm audio jack, please bring them along (for radio guides during the tour). · Asthmatic individuals are encouraged to bring their inhaler. Other important information · Participants are required to answer all necessary questions on the registration page for the host to conduct security checks before you are allowed to enter the premises. · Participants are reminded to bring their NRIC or Passport for security clearance. Participants may be denied entry if they do not bring their NRIC or Passport. · As Jurong Island is a restricted area, photography is strictly prohibited on the island. · Parking is not available at the facilities. Kindly park your car near Chinese Garden MRT Station. · Please arrive 15 minutes before the tour for registration. · Event is not wheel-chair friendly. · All proceeds will go to My Community to sustain the costs of running the tours. Disclaimer · All ticket sales are final. There will be no refund if you wish to cancel your tickets. · By agreeing to participate in the tour, every participant will be responsible for any injury, loss of damage due to careIessness of other actions on his/her part or that of children under his/her charge. · Videos and photographs may also be taken during the event. By registering for this event, you give My Community full rights to use the photos for marketing and publicity. For updates: · Follow us at @mycommunitysg on Instagram and @myqueenstown on Facebook. · Visit mycommunity.org.sg to learn about our initiatives Information Source: My Community | eventbrite

🎤✨ Get ready for an unforgettable evening as Sammy Obeid takes the stage with his one-of-a-kind energy and razor-sharp wit! His unique take on life, math, and everything in between is comedy like you’ve never heard before. Set in the iconic and elegant Victoria Theatre, this show promises an evening of sharp humor, global perspective, and nonstop laughs. As part of his Domestic Tourist tour, Sammy brings the world a little closer—one punchline at a time. Don’t miss this special night in the heart of Singapore! Doors 5:00pm | Show 6:00pm *IMPORTANT: Please note this show will be in English AND you don’t need a PayPal account to check out, if you’re on the computer, you can check out as a guest* Having issues using PayPal? Click here for troubleshooting instructions: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1l5rCboWZX0cQLlvIzYVKoD70saoL2Fpp/view?usp=sharing Lebanese-Palestinian American, born in Oakland California, Sammy Obeid, double majored in Business and Mathematics at UC Berkeley and then turned down a job at Google to be a comedian. Now the host of 100 Humans on Netflix, he’s also appeared on NBC's Last Comic Standing and America's Got Talent, as well as TBS’s Conan, and is best known for his world record of performing comedy 1,001 nights in a row, a story featured in both Time Magazine and The New York Times. Information Source: Sammy Obeid | eventbrite

The second edition of Aubade, our flagship concert series, is finally here! Join us for a night to remember, as we present to you hits from the vibrant world of J-pop and anime, brought to life right before your very eyes. The repertoire of Hibiki promises to, in accordance to its namesake, resonate with the crowd. Look forward to a selection of pieces that highlight the versatility of the Niibori Guitar Ensemble, prepared lovingly by our very own members. Traverse through the action-packed worlds of Chainsaw Man, Tokyo Revengers and One Piece, and immerse yourselves in reliving the magic from Makoto Shinkai’s Suzume no Tojimari and various Studio Ghibli films. Whether or not you’re a die-hard fan of shonen anime, or just a chill guy who’s looking to vibe, we (probably) have something in store for you. Skip the hesitation, and get your tickets today. See you there! 📅 Date: 18 September 2025 ⏰ Time: 7:30pm Terms & Conditions: 1. Doors open at 7:00pm sharp. 2. The concert begins at 7:30pm sharp. Please arrive and be seated before then. 3. Beyond 7:30pm, entry into the hall will only be allowed in between pieces. 4. There will be a 15-minute intermission. 5 . The concert will be free seating. 6. You may take pictures and videos, but the use of flash is strictly prohibited. 7. Eating and drinking in the hall is also strictly prohibited. 8. Please make sure to mute or silence your devices. 9. Please refrain from making noise during the performances. 10. No admission for infants-in-arms. 11. Tickets are non-refundable. Information Source: Re:String Guitar Ensemble | eventbrite

Singapore Airshow Aviation Leadership Summit 2022 is the only event of its kind in the industry that brings together high-level participants from regulators, the private sector, government and airline operators to address a wide range of hot topics from environment liberalisation and security challenges to salient strategic trends the region faces Singapore Airshow Aviation Leadership Summit is the only event of its kind in the industry that brings together high-level participants from regulators, the private sector, government and airline operators to address a wide range of hot topics from environment liberalisation and security challenges to salient strategic trends the region faces. Information Source: Experia Events Pte Ltd. | expotobi

Disney Cruise Line will be sail from Singapore in 2025! Sailing from Singapore in 2025, the one-of-a-kind Disney Adventure will offer families throughout the region the ultimate holiday at sea. The first Disney Cruise Line ship to homeport in Asia will be a destination itself, sailing on three- and four-night voyages designed with magical days at sea and filled with immersive storytelling and captivating entertainment like only Disney can do!

The Annual Ergonomics & Hygiene Conference & Exhibition returns to Singapore on 13–14 August 2025. It will be hosted by IEH Singapore and co-organised by OEHS, HFESS, HFEM, IOSH Singapore, and the University of Newcastle. Now in its fourth year, this premier event offers a unique platform for Occupational Hygienists, Ergonomicists, and Health and Safety professionals to come together, network, and share the latest insights, innovations, and practical solutions. With an expected attendance of 250 professionals, the two-day conference features expert talks, interactive sessions, and a vibrant exhibition—all centred around this year’s theme: “Innovating Workplace Health: Leveraging Technology for Safety and Well-being.” Join us as we explore how digitalisation, smart tools, and emerging technologies are reshaping workplace health. Discover best practices and contribute to a future where technology empowers safer, healthier work for all. Connect. Collaborate. Create change. Visit https://ergonomicshygiene.org/ Highlights from past year's Ergonomics and Hygiene Conferences Information Source: IEH (Institute of Ergonomics and Hygiene) Pte Ltd | eventbrite

Driving Successful Agentic AI Use Cases Through a Robust and Trusted Data Foundation Singapore stands at the forefront of public sector AI adoption, setting the pace for the region – and beyond. Strategic early investments in digital infrastructure, robust data governance and cutting-edge AI capabilities have created a powerful launchpad for responsible innovation.  A new frontier is emerging – Agentic AI. Unlike traditional models that assist in isolated tasks, Agentic AI systems are built to operate with autonomy. This next wave of intelligence has the potential to redefine how governments function, especially in domains that demand nuanced judgment, policy interpretation or real-time responsiveness. Singapore is beginning to explore this space with curiosity and intent – not to replace humans, but to augment their capabilities in a rapidly evolving environment.  Early use cases are taking shape. Yet such progress is only possible when agents are built on high-quality, contextual data. Feeding AI agents with accurate, well-structured information ensures they operate as intended – aligned with policy objectives, sensitive to nuance and capable of adapting to real-world complexity.  The principle is clear: quality in, quality out. The effectiveness of Agentic AI hinges on the integrity of its inputs. Well-labelled, timely, and contextually relevant data doesn’t just improve performance – it determines whether agents are helpful or harmful, insightful or inaccurate. Singapore’s strong foundation in data governance provides the confidence to test and iterate safely, ensuring that outcomes are explainable, traceable and aligned with public intent.  Already, tangible wins are emerging. AI agents are demonstrating their value in orchestrating complex processes, identifying policy bottlenecks, accelerating approvals, and even providing decision support in sensitive, time-bound scenarios. These successes are not one-size-fits-all; they are the result of rigorous exploration into what works, under what conditions, and where human oversight remains essential.  As Singapore deepens its exploration of Agentic AI, broader questions emerge – not only about the capabilities of these systems but about their role in advancing the public good. The challenge is no longer purely technical; it is strategic, ethical and institutional.   What kinds of decisions should be delegated to autonomous systems? How can accountability be embedded in agents that operate with minimal oversight? And as these systems become more capable, how can institutions ensure they remain focused on delivering tangible outcomes that matter to citizens?  The success of Agentic AI will not be defined by novelty alone, but by the ability to achieve meaningful use cases at scale – safely, reliably and in alignment with public intent. Real progress lies in building systems that not only function autonomously but also deliver measurable value in complex, real-world conditions.  Now is the time to move with intent – - to test boldly, govern wisely and shape the future of Agentic AI from the front.  Strategic Agentic AI Deployment for Real Outcomes   Strategic deployment of Agentic AI begins with clear, outcome-driven objectives – aligning each use case to specific public sector needs. By focusing on measurable impact rather than experimentation alone, agencies can ensure that autonomous systems deliver real value where it matters most.   AI-Powered Insights for Proactive Governance   Agentic AI holds the potential to transform complex workflows by autonomously coordinating tasks, adapting to real-time inputs, and reducing manual intervention. Unlocking this capability requires not just technical readiness, but thoughtful integration into existing systems and processes to maximise efficiency and scalability.  Robust, AI-Optimised Data Foundation for Seamless Integration   A robust, AI-optimised data foundation is critical to enabling seamless integration and ensuring the accuracy and reliability of Agentic AI systems. By establishing comprehensive data governance frameworks and prioritising data integrity, public sector organisations can unlock the full potential of AI, driving impactful and efficient outcomes across various domains.  The session will allow delegates to: EXPLORE the potential of Agentic AI to autonomously enhance governance  FOCUS ON achieving scalable, measurable use cases through Agentic AI  PRIORITISE high-quality to ensure Agentic AI systems perform accurately and effectively  PILOT Agentic AI use cases with strategic intent while maintaining robust governance frameworks  TACKLE the strategic, ethical, and institutional questions surrounding Agentic AI deployment  Who should attend: Chief Information Officers  Chief Data Officers  Chief Transformation Officers  Chief Technology Officers  Chief Digital Officers  Chief Analytics Officers  Chief Innovation Officers  Directors and Heads of Analytics and Information Management  Directors and Heads of Applications  Directors and Heads of Cloud Architecture Directors and Heads of Data Directors and Heads of Technology Capabilities and Innovation Heads of Data Science Information Source: OpenGov Asia | eventbrite

Join us at the Secular Assembly on Saturday morning! Secular Assembly by Humanist Society Singapore is a monthly gathering of humanists, freethinkers, atheists, agnostics and other like-minded people.This month's Assembly is held in collaboration with Harmony in Diversity Gallery (HDG). Before the Assembly, there will be a optional 45mins tour of HDG. Registration is required, please do so here at eventbrite. For more information and directions, visit https://humanist.org.sg/events/secular-assembly-02aug25/ Schedule of Assembly on 02 Aug 2025 (Sat) 10:00am - 10:45am: optional HDG gallery tour. Please arrive 10mins early to find your way to the gallery, instructions below. 10:30am: *new* we invite participants not attending the HDG gallery tour to bring their books to our open library / book exchange outside the seminar room. 11:00am - 12:30pm: Assembly session. Please arrive 10-15mins early to mingle 12:30pm: End of Assembly, optional mingle and lunch in small groups at Amoy Food Centre right below Topic of the month: Assembly brief During the Secular Assembly, there will be: short sing alongs, a short talk, sharing of personal stories, moments for reflection and gratitude, and more. Light refreshments (packet drinks) will be provided. Assembly will start on time, please arrive 10-15mins early. Collaboration with Harmony in Diversity Gallery (HDG) The Harmony in Diversity Gallery (HDG) was developed by the Ministry of Home Affairs in collaboration with community partners and organisations like the Inter-Religious Organisation (IRO). The Gallery aims to promote an appreciation of Singapore’s rich religious diversity. It hopes this will foster a spirit of give and take, mutual respect and understanding, necessary to nurture and strengthen the religious peace and harmony we enjoy today. https://humanist.org.sg/events/secular-assembly-02aug25/ Information Source: Humanist Society (Singapore) | eventbrite

PFD02: Financial Derivatives Part 2 Highlights In living life, the secret of the How's is actually in the Why's! History is actually an important subject. Knowing history well tells us why we are here today. Knowing history really well can sometimes even tell us where we are heading into the future! Acquire a solid foundational knowledge of Credit Derivatives. Understand why Exotic Options were developed and how these options can be applied to improve the optimality of hedging or investment strategies. Some examples of Exotic Options discussed are: Asians, Compounds, Digitals and Lookbacks. A hands-on structuring session would be conducted using The PERMIT® System which would enable participants to gain practical experience in structuring investment strategies and hedging structures. Seminar Facilitator(s) Dr. Jeffrey C. K. Lim Ph.D., C.Sci., C.Math., FIMA, FCPS, FRM, PRM, B.Fel. Duration: 2 Days Time: 9.00 am to 5.00 pm Venue: The Sheraton Hotel, Singapore [Buffet Lunch and 2 Tea-Breaks will be provided during each session] =================================================== FTS-Eligible (Funding) This programme is approved for listing on the Financial Training Scheme (FTS) Programme Directory and is eligible for FTS claims subject to all eligibility criteria being met. FTS claims may only be made for programmes listed on the FTS Programme Directory with the specified validity period. Please refer to www.ibf.org.sg for more information. =================================================== More Info: www.PI-ETA.com http://www.pi-eta.com/Seminars/Spore_Seminars/PIETA_Seminars/SemSporePFD02_Highlights.asp [Only pre-registered Participants who have fully paid for the Program will be admitted. Register at the above website. Upon registration, you will receive an Invoice with full payment instructions and details. Payment must be received in Full prior to commencement of the Program] Questions: Phone +65 634 100 10 or Email: Marketing@PI-ETA.com Information Source: PI ETA Consulting Company | eventbrite

This seminar offers an understanding of the legal framework to make informed decisions, ensuring their assets are safeguarded and loved ones provided for in the event of their passing. Information Source: PreceptsGroup International | eventbrite

Leverage GenAI to Streamline Operations, Enhance Service and Maximise Compliance In an era where digital convenience defines expectations, the way organisations in Singapore engage with customers is undergoing a profound transformation. Once a back-office support function, the contact centre is now becoming a frontline enabler of strategic value. Whether it’s a government agency assisting a citizen with a healthcare inquiry or a retail brand helping a customer with a purchase, the demand for responsive, empathetic and seamless service is non-negotiable. As organisations adapt to a more connected world, many contact centres are held back by outdated systems. Agents juggle legacy tools, disconnected platforms and manual processes while navigating complex data regulations. This leads to slower response times, inconsistent service quality, rising agent burnout and ultimately, a decline in satisfaction for customers. Such an environment begs the question: How can organisations modernise their contact centres to meet rising expectations, ensure compliance and empower agents without overhauling their entire infrastructure? Digital Contact Centres Powered by AI Forward-thinking organisations are turning to digital contact centres—intelligent, AI-powered platforms that unify communication channels, data and workflows into a single, seamless interface. Whether customers call a hotline or customers message on social media, these intelligent platforms enable fast, personalised support. Agents access real-time info to deliver consistent, high-quality service across all channels. The GenAI Advantage At the heart of this transformation is Generative AI. GenAI Assistants go beyond traditional bots as they understand sentiment, intent and context. They transcribe conversations, summarise interactions, recommend responses and support agents with contextual coaching. This results in fewer screens, fewer clicks and a massive reduction in cognitive load. Whether supporting a citizen applying for government aid or assisting a customer with a service request, GenAI becomes a digital co-pilot, enabling agents to focus on what truly matters: human connection. Improving Performance Through AI-Powered Automation With mundane tasks like note-taking, data entry and knowledge retrieval automated by GenAI, agents are empowered to deliver more meaningful service. They gain immediate access to full interaction histories, AI-recommended next steps and actionable insights. In the public sector, this translates into faster resolution times and more consistent citizen experiences. In the private sector, it drives customer satisfaction, loyalty and business growth while making every interaction smarter and more strategic. Improving Performance Through AI-Powered Automation In Singapore’s tightly regulated landscape, GenAI Compliance Assistants offer the accuracy and reliability that organisations need. According to NCS, these AI-powered tools integrate smoothly into existing systems, expanding call monitoring from just 5% to 10% to full coverage. They also cut compliance-related manhours by up to 90% and eliminated the usual 3–6 month review delays, enabling faster and more efficient compliance management. These tools proactively monitor live conversations for policy adherence and flag sensitive data handling. They ensure approved language is used, minimise human error, streamline audits, and uphold organisational integrity through continuous, automated compliance. Join the OpenGov Breakfast Insight to explore how innovative technologies are reshaping customer engagement and service delivery in Singapore. Discover how AI, data-driven personalisation strategies and seamless multi-channel platforms are revolutionising the delivery of personalised services in the private sector while ensuring privacy, security and operational efficiency. This session will allow delegates to: • EXPLORE how digital contact centres are redefining service delivery across sectors. • LEARN how AI-driven solutions like GenAI Assistants can transform agent productivity and customer satisfaction • DISCOVER how you can address compliance challenges and reduce the risks of human error in your contact centre operations. • GAIN insights into the future of customer services, focusing on privacy, security and operational efficiency. Who should attend: • Chief Customer Officer • Chief Digital Officers • Chief Information Officers • Chief Innovation Officers • Chief Operating Officers • Chief Technology Officers • Chief Transformation Officers • Directors and Heads of Technology Capabilities and Innovation • Directors and Heads of Technology, Strategy and Policy • Head of Customer Experience • Head of Operations Information Source: OpenGov Asia | eventbrite

Supercharging Digital Evolution with AI, Quantum, and Intelligent Data As artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing continue to evolve, organisations must navigate a landscape where data quality directly impacts technological advancements. Latest findings reveal that 58% of decision-makers frequently rely on inaccurate data, and 73% believe their data strategies require an overhaul. In this era of digital transformation, AI and quantum computing hold immense potential to drive efficiency, enhance security, and optimise decision-making - but without high-quality data as a foundation, these technologies risk amplifying existing inefficiencies rather than solving them. The convergence of AI and quantum presents a unique opportunity to redefine data strategies across industries. Traditional computing methods are increasingly inadequate for managing the vast, complex datasets required for AI-driven analytics and quantum simulations. Poor data quality is already costing organisations time and resources, with 60% of leaders citing delays in accessing the data they need for critical decisions. By leveraging quantum computing’s unparalleled processing power and AI’s ability to automate and analyse, both public institutions and private enterprises can overcome these bottlenecks, ensuring data-driven decisions are accurate, timely, and actionable. However, adopting AI and quantum computing isn’t just about technology - it’s about fostering a data-centric approach that integrates robust governance frameworks, scalable infrastructure, and a workforce skilled in AI-Quantum applications. The Singapore government’s push towards AI-Quantum innovation, including initiatives such as the National Quantum Strategy , underscores the growing urgency for organisations to enhance data integrity, cybersecurity, and digital resilience. To stay ahead, leaders across industries must carefully determine when and how to invest in AI-Quantum technologies to maximise their impact. At the same time, ensuring high-quality data as the foundation for AI and quantum applications is critical to extracting real value rather than being hindered by inaccurate or incomplete information. Future-proofing workforce capabilities and digital infrastructure is equally vital, as AI-Quantum adoption demands expertise, adaptability, and a clear strategic roadmap. As AI and quantum computing reshape industries, organisations that successfully integrate data precision, AI intelligence, and quantum speed will lead the next phase of digital transformation - ensuring resilience, agility, and a competitive edge in an increasingly complex digital economy. OpenGov Asia is pleased to extend an invitation to an exclusive OpenGov Event focused on the transformative impact of AI and quantum computing in revolutionising data strategies, enhancing security, and driving digital innovation. This invitation-only session will explore how organisations across industries can prepare for AI-Quantum-driven transformation by improving data quality, optimising infrastructure, and strengthening governance frameworks. As both public institutions and private enterprises navigate the complexities of AI expansion, quantum adoption, and regulatory challenges, leveraging these technologies effectively will be critical to ensuring resilience, efficiency, and sustained growth in an increasingly complex digital ecosystem. Join top decision-makers from Singapore’s public and private sectors for an interactive discussion on building AI-Quantum-ready organisations, overcoming data challenges, and harnessing AI and quantum computing for smarter, faster, and more secure digital transformation. OpenGov Gamification Table – How It Works We will take the discussion further with our OpenGov Gamification Tables (OGT). This session is intended to further amplify the experience of learning through an intimate discussion and interaction within a smaller group. You will be assigned to a table with a speaker from our technology partner. They will lead an engaging 35-minute discussion with you and other delegates on a specific topic, incorporating innovative props for added interaction. You will go through all the tables within your assigned track, w hich means you will have the opportunity to explore a diverse range of topics through 2 different gamification sessions Each table within the track will focus on different topics that will deepen your knowledge on AI, quantum computing, and data management. This session will allow delegates to: STRENGTHEN cyber resilience by integrating AI-powered threat detection, quantum-safe encryption, and advanced cybersecurity strategies to protect against emerging risks. ACCELERATE AI-driven analytics and predictive modelling with quantum computing to enhance decision-making and operational efficiency. IMPLEMENT robust data governance frameworks to ensure responsible AI-Quantum adoption, balancing regulatory compliance with technological innovation. OPTIMISE digital transformation by leveraging AI-Quantum capabilities to enhance data management, infrastructure scalability, and overall digital agility. INNOVATE with AI-Quantum-driven solutions to unlock new capabilities, improve service delivery, and maintain a competitive edge in the era of accelerated digital evolution. Who should attend: Chief Analytics Officers  Chief Data Officers  Chief Information Officers  Chief Innovation Officers  Chief Operating Officer  Chief Technology Officers  Chief Transformation Officers  Directors and Heads of Analytics and Information Management  Directors and Heads of Cloud Architecture  Directors and Heads of Data  Directors and Heads of IT Infrastructure  Directors and Heads of Technology Capabilities and Innovation  Directors and Heads of Technology, Strategy and Policy  Directors of Heads of IT Security  Heads of DevOps  Heads of IT Operations  Heads of Networks  Heads of Operation Information Source: OpenGov Asia | eventbrite

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Art of Awakening - Visual Facilitation Lab (Singapore) - APRIL 2024 OCT 2022 - SOLD OUT D EC 2022 - SOLD OUT M AR 2023 - SOLD OUT A UG 2023 - SOLD OUT DEC 2023 - SOLD OUT APR 2024 - SOLD OUT AUG 2024 - SOLD OUT Unlock the Power of Visual Facilitation to Transform Your Meetings, Trainings, and Teams In today's complex, fast-paced, information-rich world, traditional communication methods are no longer enough. To truly engage your audience, foster creativity, and drive meaningful outcomes, you need to harness the power of visual facilitation. The Visual Facilitation Lab is a hands-on, two-day workshop designed to equip facilitators, trainers, coaches, consultants, and researchers with the skills and tools to make your sessions more impactful, memorable, and effective. Imagine your meetings delivering not just results, but real change—where every participant is engaged, ideas flow freely, and decisions are made with clarity and confidence. With over 20 years of experience in visual facilitation, we will guide you through the essential techniques to bring your sessions to life, ensuring your messages are not only seen but remembered and acted upon. Is this for you? If you lead teams, design processes, or facilitate meetings where communication and collaboration are key, this workshop is for you. Are you tired of the same old meetings where engagement is low and outcomes are vague? Do you want to stand out as a facilitator or trainer who inspires action and innovation? The Visual Facilitation Lab is your gateway to creating a dynamic environment where ideas come alive, and participants leave with a clear vision and a concrete plan. Why Visual Facilitation? Research shows that 85% of people are visual learners, yet most facilitators rely heavily on verbal or text-based communication. This disconnect can lead to misunderstandings, disengagement, and missed opportunities. By integrating visual tools into your facilitation, you can significantly increase participant engagement, improve information retention, and drive collaborative problem-solving. Visual facilitation allows you to: ✅ Make abstract ideas tangible and actionable. ✅ Foster a culture of innovation and creativity. ✅ Enhance communication clarity across diverse teams. ✅ Create tangible takeaways that reinforce commitments and actions. Don’t let outdated methods hold you back. The cost of doing things the same way is too high—missed opportunities, disengaged teams, and lackluster results. By embracing visual facilitation, you can transform the way you work, leading to better outcomes and more satisfied clients. Day 1: Mastering Visual Fundamentals Kickstart your journey into visual facilitation by mastering the core principles of visual thinking and communication. By the end of Day 1, you will have a strong visual vocabulary, the ability to generate ideas visually, and the confidence to present your concepts with clarity and impact. Key Outcomes: ✅ Visual Vocabulary Development : Learn how to quickly and effectively generate ideas and convey them visually, enhancing your communication skills. ✅ Creative Flipcharts: Design and create engaging visual flipcharts tailored to your training or meeting needs. ✅ Clear Lettering & Layout : Master the art of clear, legible lettering and effective layout design for visual presentations. ✅ Foundations of Visual Thinking : Understand and apply the fundamental tools and techniques of visual thinking, empowering you to listen, synthesize, and present ideas visually. ✅ Whole-Brain Communication : Develop a 'whole-brain' approach to communication by combining images, words, and colors to create meaningful and memorable messages. ✅ Visual Workshop Activities : Engage in practical exercises to solidify your skills, including specialized templates and tools for group learning and facilitation. Day 2: Visual Facilitation Best Practices Building on the skills acquired in Day 1, Day 2 delves into the art of visual facilitation, equipping you with the tools to energize group processes, enhance decision-making, and drive engagement using visuals. You will leave with a comprehensive toolkit to apply visual methods in various business settings. Key Outcomes: ✅ Visual Facilitation Integration : Seamlessly integrate visual recording skills into your facilitation practice, enhancing group communication and engagement. ✅ Designing with Visuals : Learn how to design and facilitate meetings, trainings, and workshops with powerful visual tools that drive participation and results. ✅ Dynamic Facilitation Tools : Expand your facilitator toolkit with a range of visual methods for agenda design, participant check-ins, action planning, decision-making, and strategic visioning. ✅ Metaphors & Visuals : Develop and apply metaphors and visuals to support facilitation objectives, making complex concepts more accessible and engaging. ✅ Collaborative Drawing : Boost problem-solving and idea generation by involving participants in collaborative drawing activities. ✅ Facilitating with Visuals : Experience hands-on practice in facilitating groups and teams using visual tools, ensuring that everyone’s voice is heard and ideas are brought to life. Join Our Creative Community By participating in the Visual Facilitation Lab, you become part of a vibrant community of professionals dedicated to transforming the way we communicate and collaborate. You'll gain not just skills, but connections with like-minded individuals who are committed to driving change through visual thinking. We would love to have you with us and look forward to a fun, meaningful, and powerful learning adventure! Previous Sessions were all SOLD OUT! Book your seats NOW to avoid disappointment For Enquiries: Do contact denise@art-of-awakening.com to inquire for future Visual Facilitation Lab and other Visual Programmes. Information Source: Art of Awakening | eventbrite

Join the Raffles Singers in pursuit of heritage, deliverance, resolution, and remembrance. Journey with us through centuries of choral music - from Baroque brilliance and Classical elegance to contemporary works shaped by folk traditions from East and West. The concert also features world premieres by Cultural Medallion recipient Eric Watson and emerging Singaporean composer Reno Sam, reflecting vitality of Singapore’s choral landscape. Under the baton of award-winning Artistic Director Toh Ban Sheng, Raffles Singers invites you to preserve our legacy with hope of vivacity, creativity, and life. Schools who wish to purchase tickets and tap on NAC-AEP Tote Board Arts Grant, kindly write in to: rafflessingersevents@gmail.com . Admission Rules Rating / Age Limit Rating: General Recommended admission age – Children above 4 years old. No admission for infants in arms. All patrons must purchase a ticket for entry. Admission is subject to tickets produced at the entrance. ​​Late Seating Advisory For the enjoyment of all audience members, our performance will start promptly at the time printed on the ticket. Please be seated 15 minutes before the performance start time. Due to the nature of the performance, admission will only be permitted at a suitable point once the performance has commenced. Photography / Video Recording Rules No Photography, Video recording or Audio recording is permitted for this event. Photography and video recordings will be taking place at the theatre foyer before and after the performance. As such, you may be photographed or be seen in our video footage. These recordings may be displayed or published on our website, social media platforms, publications and publicity materials. By attending the event, you consent to the use of these photographs and videos for the foregoing purposes. Information Source: Raffles Singers | eventbrite

Embedding Quality Engineering at the Heart of Agile Transformation In today’s digitally charged environment, innovation no longer moves in linear cycles - it evolves continuously, fuelled by agile development, cloud-native services, and increasingly AI-driven architectures. As agencies rapidly modernise, pressure to deliver seamless, resilient digital experiences at unprecedented speed, has never been greater. But speed alone is not a competitive advantage if quality is compromised.  As agile development and cloud-native architectures take root across Southeast Asia, especially in high-expectation markets like Singapore, software testing has become more than a technical process - it is now a business imperative. Traditionally viewed as a bottleneck, testing must evolve into a strategic pillar of quality engineering: integrated, intelligent, and future-ready.  AI-powered test automation is redefining the boundaries of what’s possible. By embedding AI throughout the software delivery lifecycle - from test creation and risk-based prioritisation to release validation and monitoring - organisations can dramatically reduce time to market while strengthening software quality. These capabilities are no longer optional; they are essential for enabling predictive quality, reducing test maintenance, and proactively managing risk across complex, hybrid IT environments.  The shift from reactive quality control to proactive quality intelligence requires a reimagining of testing strategies. Today’s quality engineering must support continuous delivery pipelines, anticipate system failures, validate third-party integrations, and align with real-world user behaviours. With generative AI now entering the quality engineering space, even non-technical stakeholders can participate in testing cycles, democratising access and scaling innovation.  In Singapore’s Smart Nation ecosystem, where seamless, secure, and citizen-centric services are a national priority, these capabilities are critical. Forward-thinking agencies must embed intelligent testing at every level - turning it from a fragmented afterthought into a continuous, AI-augmented engine of resilience and trust.  The session will allow delegates to: EMBED AI-powered test automation into DevOps and agile delivery pipelines to drive modern quality engineering, enabling faster innovation while proactively managing risk in complex public sector environments. AUTOMATE end-to-end quality processes to ensure consistent application performance and resilience across hybrid, cloud-native, and legacy systems - crucial for delivering secure, citizen-centric digital services. ESTABLISH intelligent test governance frameworks that align with public sector priorities around security, compliance, and agility - ensuring strategic oversight, transparency, and accountability at every stage. SCALE quality engineering practices across departments and digital initiatives to boost operational confidence, improve delivery velocity, and embed resilience into the core of government transformation efforts. Who should attend: Chief Development Officers  Chief Software Development Officers  Chief Technology Architects  Director of Quality Assurance  Director of Software Development  Director of Product Development  Director of Agile Development  Director of Information Technology  Director of IT Service Strategy & Automation  Director of IT Applications Delivery  Director of IT Architecture  Director of IT Operations  Director of IT Quality Management  Director of Enterprise Quality Assurance  Head of Testing  Head of Quality  Head of Agile or Tools  Head of Software Development  Head of Product Development  Head of Information Technology Information Source: OpenGov Asia | eventbrite

What to Expect? Join our lively tour guide, Pamela Loh, as she takes you on an eye-opening journey through Singapore's vibrant Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre. From vendors to truck drivers, see how these unsung heroes tirelessly bring us freshly-picked fruits and vegetables at unbeatable prices. You won't believe the inspiring stories and remarkable transformations that happen here from day to night. Get ready for an unforgettable experience showing you how much goes into the food on your plate! For the freshest deals on your fruits and vegetables, look no further than Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre! Join tour guide Pamela Loh, who will be taking you on a tour of the facility to snag deals and meet the unsung heroes working through the night to categorise, peel, store and package our fruits and vegetables! Be touched by their stories of change and continuity as stall owners share how they keep up and adapt in this increasingly competitive industry! About After Hours @ My Community Singapore is a city which never sleeps. A plethora of activities continue deep into the night even as most of us head to bed. Follow us on an unforgettable adventure in our neighbourhoods and meet the unsung heroes keeping the island’s essential services running after dark. You might be fast asleep or up late on Netflix. As you rest or unwind, a whole workforce of graveyard shift workers disperses across the country to ensure the island’s essential services operate seamlessly. Our neighbourhoods thrive because of the dedication and unwavering commitment of these hardworking individuals. Make a trip to our neighbourhoods during MCF2025 and express our gratitude to the heartland heroes! About your Guide Pamela Loh is a dynamic Singaporean storyteller whose work bridges the worlds of culture and travel. As a licensed tourist guide and long-time volunteer with MyCommunity, Pamela brings hidden corners of Singapore to life through immersive heritage tours—most notably her after-hours tours of Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre, where visitors experience the heartbeat of the city’s food supply chain. Beyond Singapore, Pamela is a seasoned travel writer and content creator who documents off-the-beaten-path adventures through her platform Pam Goes Travelling. Her passion for discovering people and places has taken her around the world and into media interviews where she shares stories that connect global landscapes with personal growth. Who should come? Everyone is welcome to participate in this exciting tour! Participants will need to exchange their NRIC, Passport or Employment Pass for a pass to enter Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre. Programme Details Approximate Duration: 2.5 hours (Please arrive 15 minutes before the tour for registration) Language: English Meeting Point: Kopitiam near the entrance of Pasir Panjang Wholesale Centre (1 Wholesale Centre, Singapore 110001) E nding Point: The event will start and end at the same point. The tour will proceed rain or shine. What to bring? Participants must bring along their NRIC, which is mandatory for entry into the restricted premises. Participants who do not bring their NRIC may be denied entry at the event premises. Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably and wear covered shoes with good soles grip. Participants should bring along an umbrella, hand sanitisers, insect repellent, and a bottle of water. Participants are encouraged to bring their own earphones (with a standard 3.5mm audio jack) because we will be using radio guides for the tour! Please ensure that you bring along any personal medication. Asthmatic individuals are reminded to bring their inhaler. Other important information Parking is available at the entrance of the wholesale centre. The venue is not wheelchair accessible. Photography is allowed at event premises. Disclaimer Each ticket admits only one participant. By agreeing to participate in the tour, every participant will be responsible for any injury, loss of damage due to careIessness of other actions on his/her part or that of children under his/her charge. It is compulsory for a parent/guardian to accompany any child of or under the age of 12. Videos and photographs may also be taken during the event. By registering for this event, you give My Community full rights to use the photos for marketing and publicity. For updates: Follow us at @mycommunitysg on Instagram and @myqueenstown on Facebook. Visit mycommunity.org.sg to learn about our initiatives. Visit mycommunityfestival.sg for all our latest updates Information Source: My Community Festival | eventbrite

What to Expect? Ready to discover an amazing world that comes alive after dark? Join May Hui on an exciting nighttime adventure at Jurong Fishery Port! Explore the bustling fishing boats, vibrant fishy business, and unique atmosphere of this hidden gem. See how May dives into the tight-knit wholesaler community and learn fascinating stories about the different seafood offered in the area. Plus, you won’t want to miss out on hunting for the best seafood deals! Get ready for a night of unforgettable experiences and fishy tales! About After Hours @ My Community Singapore is a city which never sleeps. A plethora of activities continue deep into the night, even as most of us head to bed. Follow us on an unforgettable adventure in our neighbourhoods and meet the unsung heroes keeping the island’s essential services running after dark. You might be fast asleep or up late on Netflix. As you rest or unwind, a whole workforce of graveyard shift workers disperses across the country to ensure the island’s essential services operate seamlessly. Our neighbourhoods thrive because of the dedication and unwavering commitment of these hardworking individuals. Make a trip to our neighbourhoods during MCF2025 and express our gratitude to the heartland heroes! About your Guide May Hui is a passionate volunteer whose work bridges two very different worlds—Singapore’s museums and its prisons. Whether she’s leading a heritage tour or sitting across from an inmate nearing release, May brings with her the same quiet conviction: that stories can heal, educate, and empower. As a trained docent at the Indian Heritage Centre, Malay Heritage Centre, and Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall, May guides visitors through the rich histories of Singapore’s diverse communities. She believes that heritage is not just something to be admired behind glass—but something that should be felt, questioned, and carried forward. Her tours are rich with personal stories, often weaving in the lives of lesser-known figures who shaped Singapore’s cultural fabric, from the kampongs of Joo Chiat to the music of Zubir Said. Beyond the museum walls, May volunteers with the Singapore After-Care Association (SACA), mentoring inmates who are preparing to return to society. Here, her empathy and insight are deeply valued. She sees rehabilitation not just as a process of reintegration, but as an awakening—helping individuals reclaim a sense of dignity and possibility. “We can unlock the prisons of the mind,” she says, “long before physical freedom comes.” What unites May’s roles is a deep belief in the power of human connection. She sees both museum visitors and inmates not as passive recipients of information, but as people in search of meaning, identity, and belonging. Through storytelling, listening, and encouragement, she helps others discover not just what is in the past—but what might still lie ahead. Who should come? Everyone is welcome to participate in this exciting tour! Participants will need to exchange their NRIC, Passport or Employment Pass for a pass to enter Jurong Fishery Port. Programme Details Approximate Duration: 3.0 hours (Please arrive 15 minutes before the tour for registration) Language: English Meeting Point: Lakeside MRT Exit A Street Level (201 Boon Lay Way, Singapore 649845). A bus will ferry participants to and fro the event venue. Ending Point: The event will start and end at the same point. The tour will proceed rain or shine. What to bring? Participants must bring along their NRIC, which is mandatory for entry into the restricted premises. Participants who do not bring their NRIC may be denied entry at the event premises. Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably and wear covered shoes with good soles grip. Participants may need to walk on wet floor during the tour. Participants should bring along an umbrella, hand sanitisers, insect repellent, and a bottle of water. Participants are encouraged to bring their own earphones (with a standard 3.5mm audio jack) because we will be using radio guides for the tour! Please ensure that you bring along any personal medication. Asthmatic individuals are reminded to bring their inhaler. Other important information Parking is available at 517B Jurong West Street 52, Singapore 642517 (Approx. 5 min walk to Lakeside MRT). The venue is not wheelchair accessible. Photography is allowed at event premises. Disclaimer Each ticket admits only one participant. By agreeing to participate in the tour, every participant will be responsible for any injury, loss of damage due to careIessness of other actions on his/her part or that of children under his/her charge. It is compulsory for a parent/guardian to accompany any child of or under the age of 12. Videos and photographs may also be taken during the event. By registering for this event, you give My Community full rights to use the photos for marketing and publicity. For updates: Follow us at @mycommunitysg on Instagram and @myqueenstown on Facebook. Visit mycommunity.org.sg to learn about our initiatives. Visit mycommunityfestival.sg for all our latest updates Information Source: My Community Festival | eventbrite

Conducted by our Artistic Director, Janek Schergen will explore a wide spectrum of dance topics which will enable individuals gain a greater insight into the world of dance. From something as detailed as the little rituals that dancers perform before they go onstage, to the creative process a choreographer undergoes to create a new work, the audience can expect to enhance their knowledge of dance and also watch our dancers up-close and personal as they perform excerpts from our main performance seasons. Ballet 101 The heritage and history of ballet is a story that is worth telling and how the development of modern dance morphed into contemporary dance theatre is part of this dialogue. What is it that has led classical ballet and contemporary dance to be considered one of the most respected of the international fine arts alongside literature, music and drama? We’ll show you the daily lives of dancers, from morning class, to rehearsal and into the experience of performance for them. You’ll experience greater insights and learn a great deal more than just attending a performance. Information Source: Singapore Ballet | eventbrite

What to Expect At the Ji Xiang Ang Ku Kueh flagship store on Victoria Street, participants can look forward to a warm and engaging introduction to one of Singapore’s most beloved traditional treats. The session begins with a behind-the-scenes look at Ji Xiang Ang Ku Kueh’s history—how Ji Xiang was founded in 1988 and blossomed into a cherished family-run brand known for its lovingly handmade kuehs. You’ll learn about the cultural significance of ang ku kueh (red turtle cake), traditionally associated with blessings of longevity and prosperity, as well as ang ee, the egg-shaped version often gifted during celebrations and milestones. A key distinction between these two kuehs lies in their symbolism. In Chinese culture, particularly during a baby’s first month celebrations (满月 or man yue), Ang Ku Kueh represents a baby girl, while Ang Ee represents a baby boy. The Ang Ku Kueh is typically a flat, tortoise-shaped kueh, symbolising longevity and protection, while the Ang Ee is often pointed or triangular in shape, representing a boy’s future journey. Both are often given out as gifts, along with red eggs, to announce the birth of a baby to family and friends. This experience is especially meaningful in the context of the festival’s theme, My First Journeys, as ang ku kueh is often used to mark a baby’s first month, symbolising good health and a blessed start in life. These kuehs are not just delicious—they are edible expressions of love, hope, and tradition passed from one generation to the next. A highlight of the programme includes a special demonstration of Ka Ta Kueh (脚踏粿), also known as Big Ang Ku Kueh. Measuring approximately 12cm x 10cm, these large kuehs are part of a traditional Chinese custom where a baby steps on a pair of kuehs that have first been offered to the gods. After being blessed, the baby is gently assisted in stepping on the kuehs before putting on a new pair of shoes. This symbolic act expresses the family’s wishes for the child’s smooth and successful journey through life. Watching a Ka Ta Kueh demonstration offers a rare glimpse into this beautiful and lesser-known ritual that blends food, family, and hope for the future. Following the demonstration, participants will take part in a hands-on workshop to prepare both ang ku kueh and ang ee from scratch. From wrapping the fillings and pressing each kueh into its mould, the process reveals the care and heritage behind each bite. Whether you’re revisiting a childhood favourite or discovering these colourful pastries for the first time, this session at Ji Xiang Ang Ku Kueh promises a delicious and meaningful journey through tradition, memory, and new beginnings. About Meet My Craftsman From the soothing touch of a traditional Javanese masseuse helping a new mother regain her strength, to the gentle folds of a child’s first saree, or the lovingly hand-stitched chouchou, our constant companion from childhood—our first journeys through life are often accompanied by the care and craftsmanship of those who make these moments tangible. Meet My Craftsman is a celebration of the crafts, rites, and rituals that mark the beginning of life. On the theme of My First Journeys, this programme explores the many ways communities across Singapore commemorate milestones such as the birth of a child, the first month, first year, or first rite of passage. These early steps are steeped in meaning—often marked with traditional foods, handmade tokens, and symbolic objects that express hope, protection, and joy. From practical postpartum traditions like Javanese massage and herbal care, to edible celebrations like Ang Ku Kueh (red tortoise cake given during a baby’s first month) and Yi Bua (a steamed coconut glutinous rice dumpling from the Hainanese community), each object or treat carries with it a deeper cultural resonance. Clothing, too, becomes a marker of growth and identity—like the physical and symbolic meaning of sarees in the Indian community, handmade and passed down through generations. Many of these traditional ways of welcoming and celebrating new life are fading in today’s fast-paced world. Through demonstrations, conversations, and hands-on experiences, Meet My Craftsman shines a spotlight on the artisans and practitioners who keep these customs alive. Join us as we meet the craftspeople who have helped generations begin their life journeys with care, meaning, and beauty. Slow down be reminded of the objects, gestures, and traditions that make our earliest memories so deeply treasured. About the Organisation Ji Xiang Ang Ku Kueh was first opened in 1988 by husband and wife, Mr. Toh Poh Seek and Mdm. Toh Bong Yeo at 1 Everton Park, dreaming of selling one million Ang Ku Kuehs. Today, Mr. and Mrs Toh have long surpassed their dream and Everton Park now sees thousands of customers daily. Despite the popularity, Mr. and Mrs Toh still insists that Ji Xiang Ang Ku Kueh still makes each and every one of our delicious Kuehs by hand, with lots of love, for you to enjoy. In 2021, Ji Xiang Ang Ku Kueh launched a new flagship store at 235 Victoria Street, helmed personally by Mr Toh's younger son, Mr. Kelvin Toh. Just like the thin skin of our Kuehs, we continue to humbly bring the same goodness with the biggest feelings for you in a brand new location. Meet your Host Kelvin Toh is the second-generation co-owner of Ji Xiang Ang Ku Kueh, a beloved family-run business that has been hand-making traditional red tortoise cakes since 1988. Driven by a deep respect for his parents’ legacy and a passion for preserving this heritage craft, Kelvin is committed to keeping Ang Ku Kueh relevant for new generations. Through innovation and thoughtful reinvention, he continues to uphold the art of handmade kueh while adapting to modern tastes—ensuring that this time-honoured tradition lives on. Who should come? Everyone is welcome to participate! Participants 12 years and under must be accompanied and supervised by a parent/guardian at all times. Programme Details Approximate Duration: 2 hours (Please arrive 15 minutes before the tour for registration) Language: English Meeting Point: Meet at the Entrance of Ji Xiang Kueh (235 Victoria St, Singapore 188027) Ending Point: The event will start and end at the same point. The events will proceed rain or shine. What to bring? Participants should dress comfortably and come in covered shoes. Participants should bring along an umbrella and a bottle of water. Please ensure that you bring along any personal medication. Asthmatic individuals are reminded to bring their inhaler. Other important information Parking is available at Bugis+ Carpark. The venue is not wheelchair friendly. Photography is allowed during the event. Disclaimer All ticket sales are final. There will be no refund if you wish to cancel your tickets. Each ticket admits only one participant. By agreeing to participate in the tour, every participant will be responsible for any injury, loss of damage due to careIessness of other actions on his/her part or that of children under his/her charge. Participants must abide by the house rules set out by the host. Facilitators will brief participants at the start of the programme. Videos and photographs may also be taken during the event. By registering for this event, you give My Community full rights to use the photos for marketing and publicity. For updates: Follow us at @mycommunitysg on Instagram and @myqueenstown on Facebook. Visit mycommunity.org.sg to learn about our initiatives. Visit mycommunityfestival.sg for all our latest updates. Information Source: My Community Festival | eventbrite

Objectives NUS is working towards a vision of a Campus in Tropical Rainforest , and NUS Toddycats is helping to restore the green forest spine of the Kent Ridge Campus! Kent Ridge functions as an important wildlife habitat in the Southern Ridges. With careful selection, planting and maintenance of appropriate species of trees, we aim to enhance the habitat quality and connectivity of our Kent Ridge campus. The habitat enrichment work will overcome natural regeneration barriers such as dispersal limitation and will also be able to extend the forests into the heart of the campus. Working closely with University Campus Infrastructure (UCI) as we pursue restoration efforts in Kent Ridge Forest, we will be planting a mix of early to late successional native tree species which are suited to ridge habitat. These forest plots will be used to illustrate restoration ecology and the integration of forests into an urban landscape. This project is part of NUS’ target of planting 100,000 trees on campus by 2030, and will contribute towards Singapore’s One Million Tree Movement. Please take note Individual registration is COMPULSORY . Participants MUST wear COVERED SHOES ; you will not be able to participate otherwise. We strongly recommend that you bring sunblock, and a hat/cap to help shelter yourself from the sun. Arm sleeves would be useful too. Bring at least 1 litre of drinking water - you will need it! Have a hearty meal or bring some snacks to munch on and prevent exhaustion Apply insect repellent; there are mosquitoes in the area. Bring your own gloves , if you have a pair (we will supply otherwise) Bring a change of clothes and footwear in case you get drenched or dirty after the muddy activity Meeting / Planting Site We meet at the field just behind the bus stop 18319, opposite University Hall (see annotated map below). How to get there View on Google Maps By Bus - bus service 95 By MRT - CC24 Kent Ridge; Exit A/NUH; head to the bus stop and take bus 95; alight 2 stops later and cross the road, take the stairs down to the field to the meeting point. By Car - nearest parking is at University Hall (21 Lower Kent Ridge Road, Singapore 119077). Please park at designated parking lots. Do not park illegally along the road. IMPORTANT! Please note that this event is physically strenuous; you must be physically fit to participate Planting a tree will entail: Digging into, and excavating the exposed soils with a changkul Loosening any embedded rocks, or items with a chiam(if neccessary) Placing the tree into the prepared grounds Adding mulch to the base of the planted tree Watering the newly-planted saplings well We will provide the equipment necessary to accomplish the mission. We also highly encourage you to bring your own gloves, but we will provide gloves if you need them! Information Source: NUS Toddycats | eventbrite

What to Expect? Before the crowds stream in and the clatter of lunchtime begins, Chinatown Complex is already alive with the quiet rhythm of hawkers preparing to feed the neighbourhood. Step into the heart of one of Singapore’s most iconic hawker centres and. Follow the scent of frying vadai, the clinking of cleavers, and the murmur of morning trade as we take you behind the scenes of wet market stalls and beloved hawker gems that keep Chinatown energised. Watch the masters at work; the tofu uncle arranging trays of silky bean curd; and the vegetable aunties sorting greens still dewy from the morning haul. Smell the unmistakable fragrance of freshly steamed bak chang, savour a warm bite of traditional dim sum just as it leaves the bamboo steamer, and peek into the colourful displays of a time-honoured sweet shop keeping old-school treats alive. You’ll see just how much precision, hustle, and heart go into the simplest plate of food. And it’s not just about ingredients—it’s about people. From the cheerful vadai seller who’s been frying golden, spiced snacks since the '80s to the fruit stall aunty who can tell a good melon by sound alone, you’ll meet the real faces behind your favourite bites. With every stop, you’ll uncover the unglamorous but deeply inspiring routines that power Singapore’s food culture—one tofu block, one bak chang, one steamer basket at a time. About After Hours @ My Community Singapore is a city which never sleeps. A plethora of activities continue deep into the night, even as most of us head to bed. Follow us on an unforgettable adventure in our neighbourhoods and meet the unsung heroes keeping the island’s essential services running after dark. You might be fast asleep or up late on Netflix. As you rest or unwind, a whole workforce of graveyard shift workers disperses across the country to ensure the island’s essential services operate seamlessly. Our neighbourhoods thrive because of the dedication and unwavering commitment of these hardworking individuals. Make a trip to our neighbourhoods during MCF2025 and express our gratitude to the heartland heroes! About My Community My Community is a non-profit organisation dedicated to uncovering and celebrating the hidden stories of Singapore's everyday spaces and communities. Through immersive tours, workshops, exhibitions, and community documentation projects, My Community brings people closer to the places they live, work, and play in—fostering a deeper sense of connection and belonging. Since 2010, My Community has worked alongside residents, volunteers, and heritage lovers to archive oral histories, spotlight overlooked traditions, and open doors to places rarely seen by the public—from HDB flats and industrial estates to places of worship and hawker stalls. Its flagship initiative, My Community Festival, invites Singaporeans to experience the city through the eyes of those who shape it. Who should come? Everyone is welcome to participate in this exciting tour! Programme Details Approximate Duration: 3.0 hours (Please arrive 15 minutes before the tour for registration) Language: English Meeting Point: Next to POSB ATM, Chinatown Complex (335 Smith St, Singapore 050335) Ending Point: The event will start and end at the same point. The tour will proceed rain or shine. What to bring? Participants are encouraged to dress comfortably and wear covered shoes with good soles grip. Participants may need to walk on wet floor during the tour. Participants should bring along an umbrella, hand sanitisers, insect repellent, and a bottle of water. Participants are encouraged to bring their own earphones (with a standard 3.5mm audio jack) because we will be using radio guides for the tour! Please ensure that you bring along any personal medication. Asthmatic individuals are reminded to bring their inhaler. Other important information Parking is available at Chinatown Complex. Alternative parking is available at Chinatown Point and Maxwell Food Centre. The venue is not wheelchair accessible. Photography is allowed at event premises. Disclaimer Each ticket admits only one participant. By agreeing to participate in the tour, every participant will be responsible for any injury, loss of damage due to careIessness of other actions on his/her part or that of children under his/her charge. It is compulsory for a parent/guardian to accompany any child of or under the age of 12. Videos and photographs may also be taken during the event. By registering for this event, you give My Community full rights to use the photos for marketing and publicity. For updates: Follow us at @mycommunitysg on Instagram and @myqueenstown on Facebook. Visit mycommunity.org.sg to learn about our initiatives. Visit mycommunityfestival.sg for all our latest updates Information Source: My Community Festival | eventbrite

The SingaporeBrides Wedding Fair , our signature event, brings together 80+ wedding professionals across 17 categories to help make your dream wedding come to life. Experience a one-of-a-kind wedding planning experience and get inspired by the latest wedding trends in the industry. Admission is FREE! $30,000 CASHBACK TO BE WON! Stand to win a total of $30,000 in cashback and many other amazing prizes with our Instant Draw by signing with your preferred wedding vendors at The SingaporeBrides Wedding Fair on 16 and 17 August 2025! GOODIE BAG The first 1,000 couples to RSVP via the TSWF official website for the Fair will receive an exclusive tote bag, including a $50 Bouq Voucher from SingaporeBrides, a Wedding Guide and Pink Diamond Pen from Aluxe and 2 Mini Packets of Hangover Gummy from Revit . Information Source: SingaporeBrides | eventbrite

A Walk in God's Garden: Dairy Farm Nature Park is a pioneer in Our Father's World's series of reflective nature walks. Carefully scripted for the location, we hope to bring you on an immersive time of reflection on God’s creation in a series of walks across our island. Volunteers from Covenant Evangelical Free Church's (CEFC) Creation Care team will be leading the walks. It will be held at Dairy Farm Nature Park, situated right beside Hillview MRT. We will be exploring our relationships with our environment, and how those relationships have changed with Singapore's development. The content of this iteration of our walk caters to a Christian audience, although all are welcome to join. There are 3 available slots in total (850am, 9am, 910am). The walks will be held in groups of 7 (5-6 participants). Tickets are first-come-first-serve. Slots are very limited! ------------- PDPA: I acknowledge that Our Father's World is collecting my personal data in this form. I hereby consent to Our Father's World collecting, using and disclosing my personal data (including photos taken during the event) for the purposes of maintaining and updating Our Father's World's records, disseminating information regarding all announcements, publicity material and information regarding events, meetings and activities of Our Father's World. I also consent to Our Father's World contacting me by telephone or email or phone messaging in relation to this registration. I understand that I may withdraw my consent for Our Father's World to collect and use my personal data or amend my personal data for the above-mentioned purposes by writing to hello@ofw.sg. ------------- About Our Father's World Our Father’s World (formerly known as Creation Care SG) is a Christian nonprofit organisation striving to inspire and equip the Church to love and care for God’s creation. Founded in 2020, our ministry approach is threefold: To inspire Christians to love the Creator and His creation, to equip the Church to live in faithful stewardship in all aspects of ministry and mission, and to connect the Church in Singapore to support each other and wider region. You may find out more about us at our website, www.ourfathersworld.sg. If you would like to get in touch, you may drop us a PM or email us at hello@ofw.sg. Information Source: Our Father's World | eventbrite

Swim for Inclusion, Unite as One! Join the SG60 SwimTogether Singapore Campaign and be part of a national movement that brings people of all abilities together through swimming! Swim Period : 24 May – 31 August 2025 In-person swims : Open to individuals and groups at designated ActiveSG swimming pools This form is only for individuals and groups signing up for in-person swims at designated ActiveSG Swimming Pools. By taking part, you'll help promote inclusivity and raise awareness of para swimming , building excitement for the historic Singapore 2025 World Para Swimming Championships . Come participate, make a splash, or rally at least three family members or friends to swim together! Together, as one Singapore, let’s swim 100,000 laps and celebrate the abilities of all! Note: The minimum age requirement for participation is 5 years old . Participants under 14 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian (coach, teacher or caregiver). The Centralised Activations will take place at designated ActiveSG Swimming Pools on different dates: Delta Swimming Complex (24 May and 25 May, 9am to 5pm) Sengkang Swimming Complex (28 June and 29 June, 9am to 5pm) Jurong West Swimming Complex (16 Aug and 17 Aug, 9am to 5pm) Updated Dates Heartbeat@Bedok Swimming Complex (30 August and 31 August, 9am to 5pm) Categories (Select one that applies most): Individual Individual (Person with Disabilities) *Intellectual disability, Autism, and Sensory Individual (Person with Disabilities) *Physical disability Individual (Senior) *Aged 60+ Team *Min 4 pax to form a team Team (Mixed Abilities) *Min 4 pax to form a team *At least 1 pax must be Persons with Disabilities Team (Mixed Ages) *Min 4 pax to form a team *At least 1 pax must be aged 60+ or below 21 years old All participants are entitled to: 1 x T-shirt (unisex sizes, subjected to availability) 1 x Finisher medal Group Registration (10pax or more): If your group has 10 or more people, you may download this document , fill in the details and email to swimtogether@sdsc.org.sg More information can be found on SG60 SwimTogether Singapore Website. For any queries, please contact swimtogether@sdsc.org.sg Information Source: Singapore Disability Sports Council | eventbrite

This workshop is designed to help parents: • Identify their present parenting styles • Adjust unhealthy habits • Grow towards becoming a parent-coach The workshop will be interactive, with teaching, reflections, and scenario-based applications, so parents can immediately put what they learn into practice. Trainers' Bio Elvin and Esther Foong are the founders of The Treasure Box Singapore, a training and resourcing company that aims to help families grow closer to each other and to God. As full-time itinerant ministers, they believe that a parent's first ministry is in the home, and their first disciples are their own kids. Their vision is for a generation of spiritually healthy families to rise up and display Jesus' love to a lost and broken world. Together with other like-minded parents, they also co-founded SGFamilies, a ground-up movement that aims to raise wholesome generations together. Elvin has a heart to see the next generation grow in biblical literacy and their understanding of who the God of the Bible is. To equip himself to do that, he is currently pursuing a Master of Divinity degree at Singapore Bible College. Esther is passionate about values-inculcation and character development in children and sees great importance in the role of parents in this aspect. She also serves as a part-time lecturer at NIE, supervising trainee teachers for their teaching practicum, and sits on the advisory committee for two local primary schools. Elvin and Esther have been married for almost 17 years and are proud parents of two wonderful children—Nathan (14) and Phoebe (12). Information Source: Galilee Bible-Presbyterian Church | eventbrite

This event is for Youth Club Members between the ages of 12 to 18 years old.  WHAT? Dive into the world of manga creation with our 3-lesson Digital Art with Krita! This hands-on workshop provides step-by-step guide on how to create dynamic manga characters using Krita software. Whether you're new to digital art or looking to sharpen your skills, this series will provide you with the tools and techniques to bring your manga-inspired ideas or favourite character to life.  Who Should Attend:  Beginners and intermediate artists interested in manga and digital art  Those eager to learn how to use Krita for illustration  Manga fans who want to bring their characters and ideas to life digitally  Learning Objectives:  This course allows participants to:     Master the basics of Krita software for digital illustration  Learn how to create clean line art, shading, and colour   WHEN? Session1: Saturday, 16 Aug 2025, 1pm-3pm Session 2: Saturday, 23 Aug 2025, 1pm-3pm Session 3: Saturday, 30 Aug 2025, 1pm-3pm WHERE? grovve (*SCAPE) 2 Orchard Link, #04-06, Singapore 237978 Material needed:    A laptop with Krita installed (please ensure Krita is set up before the workshop) – download it here: https://krita.org/en/   Drawing tablet (recommended, but optional)    Please note: If you do not bring your own laptop with Krita installed, you will not be able to participate in the workshop. Materials are not provided, so please come prepared with your own equipment.  FEE (Non-Refundable) For 1 Youth Club Member: $5 SUBSIDY for Members of Brahm Centre Youth Club. Join as a member at https://brahmcentre.my.site.com/YouthClub/s . There is no membership fee to join. For 1 NON-Youth Club Member: $10 Enquiries: Please contact the Youth Care Team via call / Whatsapp 88664811 or email youthcare@brahmcentre.com Trainer Bio: Sidlaux is a passionate digital artist with over 10 years of experience and a Diploma in Digital Game Art & Design. She specializes in character illustration and has provided custom commissioned character designs to clients for more than 5 years.  Information Source: Brahm Centre 百仁中心 | eventbrite

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