Joycelyn Yeow

May is shaping up to be an exciting month, with Polling Day kicking things off and Mother’s Day just around the corner. There are also events and activities to look forward to – from the iconic The Phantom of the Opera to the roar-some Jurassic World: The Experience. Plus, international stars like Taeyeon and The Click Five will be lighting up our stages. Here are the best things to do in Singapore this May.  RECOMMENDED: 101 things to do in Singapore and The 50 best restaurants in Singapore

The Labour Day public holiday might be over, but the weekend is still something to look forward to. Swing by the limited-time Nintendo pop-up store at Jewel Changi Airport, or explore the new lifestyle hub that’s just opened in the West. RuPaul’s Drag Race fans are in for a treat too, with the world tour hitting Singapore for one night only. That’s not all – here’s your guide on the best things to do in Singapore this weekend. RECOMMENDED: New openings and attractions in Singapore in 2025 and The 50 best restaurants in Singapore

Celebrate Mother’s Day on May 11, 2025 with a range of unforgettable activities and experiences. From crafty hands-on activities and pamper sessions at the spa to fun shopping sprees and relaxing strolls around Singapore, these activities are the perfect way to honour the most important woman in your life. RECOMMENDED: The ultimate Mother's Day gift guide and the best restaurants to celebrate Mother's Day

Tanjong Pagar – meaning ‘cape of stakes’ in Malay – beautifully encapsulates Singapore’s evolution from its humble beginnings as a fishing village to a bustling trading port. Today, sleek and modern skyscrapers can be found around Tanjong Pagar, making it a modern metropolis that’s part of Singapore’s Central Business District. You’ll see white-collared workers hustling hard during the day, but that’s not to say that the area feels stuffy or clinical.  Heritage shophouses and colourful street art evoke a sense of nostalgia, with well-loved hawker stalls serving local grub. These traditional elements coexist alongside trendy new restaurants aiming for Michelin recognition and vibrant underground bars and clubs where locals unwind after a long day. ‘Nuff said – there’s much to see, do and eat here, so here’s the ultimate guide to Tanjong Pagar:  RECOMMENDED: The 50 best bars in Singapore and The best art exhibitions in Singapore you shouldn't miss

Nestled in the heart of Singapore, Balestier is where you’ll find tantalising local eats, heritage-rich locations and quirky shops. Whether you’re hunting for the city’s best bak kut teh or curious about the history behind its iconic shophouses, this storied neighbourhood is a treasure trove worth exploring.  Click here to find nearby Airbnbs RECOMMENDED: The 50 best cafés in Singapore and The best hiking trails and spots in Singapore

The big V-Day is reserved for spending quality time with your partner, from cosy cuddles at night to waking up to a stunning sunrise. Instead of staying at your usual pad, take a break from your everyday routine and spend the night at a home away from home. We’ve rounded up a list of the most romantic hotels in Singapore, so you can pamper your significant other with a much-needed staycation this Valentine’s Day.   RECOMMENDED: The best free date ideas in Singapore and The most romantic restaurants in Singapore

Mother’s Day, happening on May 11, 2025 is the perfect excuse to show Mum just how much she means to you – and we’ve rounded up a gift guide that does just that. Whether she’s due for a wardrobe refresh or a dose of well-deserved pampering, there’s something here to make her day extra special. RECOMMENDED: The best affordable afternoon tea in Singapore and The best floral arrangement classes in Singapore

This week’s line-up features a mix of music, food, and even drag. K-pop icon Taeyeon brings her The Tense Tour to town, while Anto Pizza e Aperitivi teams up with Fiata Pizzeria for a limited-time collab. Don’t miss the world’s biggest drag race, RuPaul’s Werq The World Tour, that’s filled with drama, flair and glitter. Here are the best things to do in Singapore this week: RECOMMENDED: The 101 best things to do in Singapore and New attractions in Singapore in 2025

Whether you're a regular runner or just looking to get moving, Singapore has no shortage of scenic trails that make your time outdoors worth it. From quiet nature trails to breezy coastal paths, we’ve rounded up some of the best running routes across the island. So lace up, head outside and get a dose of fresh air.  If you’re looking to soak in the fresh air and stunning scenery while testing your fitness limits, sign up for Singapore T100 and challenge yourself on April 5 and 6 at Marina Bay. RECOMMENDED: The best nature trails in Singapore and The best hiking trails and spots in Singapore  

Don’t spend April like a fool cooped up at home – there’s plenty happening this month, plus a public holiday to look forward to: Good Friday on 18 April, 2025. The return of Tulipmania, PetExpo and vOilah! France Singapore Festival are just some of the events to look forward to. Here are the best things to do in Singapore this April:  RECOMMENDED: 101 things to do in Singapore and The 50 best restaurants in Singapore  

Easter is more than just bunnies, pastel-coloured eggs, and hot cross buns. It is a time where Christians around the world celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ – a sacred occasion marked by praise and worship. Although Easter is not widely celebrated in Singapore, it’s always worth learning more about this religious holiday. Here’s your ultimate guide to Easter in Singapore: RECOMMENDED: The best brunch buffets in Singapore and The best tea rooms in Singapore for afternoon tea What is the history of Easter? Easter is a significant occasion for Christians, marking the resurrection of Jesus Christ three days after his crucifixion. It follows Good Friday, which commemorates the day of his death. While the two events are distinctly different, they are observed within the same week, also known as the Holy Week. When is Easter in Singapore in 2025?  Easter does not fall on a fixed date each year. Instead, it follows the lunar cycle. Easter is celebrated on the Sunday following the first full moon of the year. In 2025, Easter falls on April 20 as the full moon occurs on 13 April. Good Friday, which is a public holiday in Singapore, will be observed on April 18 – giving Singaporeans a long weekend to enjoy. What are some Easter traditions in Singapore?   Easter is not a major holiday in Singapore, but there are a few traditions that Christian communities observe. Many churches hold special services on Good Friday and Easter Sunday, featuring hymns, prayers, and Bible readings t

Whether you're recovering from a sports injury, trying to shake that nagging back pain, or simply want to move like a well-oiled machine again, it’s time to stop settling for one-size-fits-all physiotherapy. From sports-specific rehab to post-surgery care, we’ve rounded up the clinics that don’t just treat your symptoms but also get to the root of your pain and tailor solutions that’ll have you feeling stronger, faster, and more flexible. Check out these top spots that bring cutting-edge treatments, expert care, and a whole lot of personality to the table. Your body’s about to thank you. RECOMMENDED: The best physiotherapists in Singapore, according to top athletes and the best massage parlours in Singapore

Renowned Italian artist Giulia Bernadelli, famed for turning coffee spills and food into works of art, is teaming up with the MINT Museum of Toys for a one-day-only workshop. Learn how to spill, swirl and paint using coffee as you create your piece to take home. That’s not all – there’ll be an installation of L’Aperitivo, a series of edible artworks by Giulia, alongside a special curation of Italian wines. Don’t miss the live painting performance where Giulia brings childhood favourites and classic Singapore toys to life through her paintings. Find out more here. 

Whether you're a first-time homeowner or simply looking to give your space a fresh new look, The Big Furniture Fair is the place to be for interior design inspiration. Expect a varied selection of home essentials – from stylish furniture and handy home appliances. Don't miss the wide range of mattresses from both local and international brands too. Find out more here.

Though only 60 years young, Singapore boasts a vibrant tapestry of cultures and stories. Taking place from May 1 to 25, the Singapore HeritageFest 2025 celebrates this rich heritage with over 100 engaging programmes – think craft workshops, immersive walking trails, interactive exhibitions and more. Highlights include a brand-new theatrical production that mixes traditional Chinese opera, modern getai and contemporary music, as well as hands-on craft sessions where you can try your hand at tea brewing, lantern making and the art of calligraphy. More details can be found here. 

Teroka Raya Festival 2025 is your chance to experience the richness of Malay culture. Tuck into traditional Malay dishes, try your hand at crafts like songket fabric coasters and ketupat-shaped pencil toppers, and explore the meaning behind Ramadan. Drop by the colour analysis booths to find out which baju raya shades suit you best. Don’t miss the live dikir barat performances by local cultural groups Azpirasi and Lembayu Sari while you’re here. More details can be found via the Malay Heritage website. 

We’re all familiar with Pop Mart’s tiny, adorable figurines – but at Plaza Singapura’s Level 1 Canopy Plaza, you’ll be able to catch something much larger. Standing at an impressive seven metres tall, the Dimoo inflatable from Disney’s Mickey Mouse TV show is on display and hard to miss. It’s not just a visual spectacle – there are prizes up for grabs too. Snap a photo or video with your favourite Dimoo World x Disney collectables and post it on Instagram. One lucky participant will walk away with a gift bundle worth $120. More details can be found here.

Go-getters looking to connect with tech giants can swing by GITEX Asia this weekend. The event brings together over 700 global enterprises and startups, with international tech leaders sharing their expertise at the panels. Expect insightful sessions that cover a range of topics, from AI-powered pharmaceuticals and fraud detection to the evolving challenges in 5G and 6G telecommunications. Find out more here.

Whether you're after a natural flutter or full-on drama, DLash has got your lash game covered. The beauty studio offers a wide range of styles – from the natural-looking YY Lash and lightweight Airy 2D, to the more voluminous Russian 7D and bold Kim K Lash. Prices start from $48 for a Junior lash technician, while Director-level services start at $78. Complete your look with a nail session at DLash. An express gel mani starts from just $18, and you can pick up to three colours. If you’re into intricate nail art, opt for the full gel manicure with unlimited designs, priced at $78. There’s a wide array of colours to choose from, plus chic nail charms in silver and gold to add some extra sparkle to your fingertips. DLash currently has three locations – one at Lucky Plaza and two at International Plaza. While bookings are preferred to secure your spot, walk-ins are accepted too, depending on the availability of the nail technicians.  Book your appointment. 

Fashion brand Bimba Y Lola is serving up sweet vibes with a pop-up ice cream cart outside Mandarin Gallery, in celebration of its Spring/Summer 2025 collection. Swing by for a free scoop of nostalgic flavours like chocolate, raspberry ripple, vanilla, yam and red bean. The treats don’t end there as you’ll also get a 15 percent off gift voucher, valid for all Bimba Y Lola Singapore stores and online at bimbaylola.sg from now till April 23, 2025.

Don’t miss your chance to stock up on exclusive finds at the Shonen Jump Shop. Located at Kinokuniya Singapore, the pop-up stand is packed with merch from fan-favourite anime and manga titles like Jujutsu Kaisen, Haikyuu, One Piece and more. Browse a range of collectibles including blind bags, posters, keychains, stickers and plenty of other goodies. Find out more here.

The Sake Sake: The Izakaya Festival is a preview of October’s main festival, featuring three hours of free-flow sake. Expect over 80 varieties, including rare labels and crowd favourites like Doboroku, Nama, and Junmai Daiginjo. An exclusive Izakaya-style menu will be served, with yakitori, ramen boat noodles, and Japanese pudding designed to pair with the drinks. Limited tasting sessions on sake cups, led by Shukuu’s expert Mario, will explore how cup shapes affect the flavour and aroma of the drink. Get your tickets here. 

Ani-Fest Singapore 2025 has landed at Changi Airport Terminal 3, bringing to life three popular anime titles: Apothecary Diaries, Dan Da Dan, and Delicious in Dungeon – and true fans will know that it’s the first time Delicious in Dungeon makes an appearance in Singapore. Explore a wide array of exclusive merchandise from apparel to figurines, featuring beloved characters from the anime titles. While you're there, strike a pose at the giant Dan Da Dan Turbo Granny photo spot and give the lucky wheel a spin for a shot at scoring limited-edition prizes.

Candlelight: A Tribute to Queen brings the iconic band’s greatest hits to life at CHIJMES Hall, set against a backdrop of flickering candlelight. A string quartet will perform classics like Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, Don’t Stop Me Now, and more. The setlist also includes emotional favourites such as Love of My Life and Who Wants to Live Forever. Tickets can be purchased here.

This just in: Polling Day for the Singapore General Election will happen on May 3, 2025. This comes after Nomination Day on April 23, 2025 and Cooling-off day on May 2, 2025 where no campaigning by any parties is allowed. Whether you're a first-time voter or a seasoned participant, here's everything you need to know about this significant national event.  When is Singapore's GE2025 Polling Day? This year's Polling Day falls on May 3, 2025. The announcement follows the dissolution of Parliament by President Tharman Shanmugaratnam on April 15, 2025. Polling stations across the country will be open from 8am to 8pm, and all eligible voters must cast their vote at their designated polling station. Election results are typically announced after midnight once the polls close. What and when is Cooling-Off Day? Cooling-Off Day – always observed the day before Polling Day – falls on May 2 this year. Campaigning comes to a complete stop, both online and offline, with no new election advertising allowed from candidates, parties, or authorized third parties. This means that there will be no door-to-door visits, walkabouts and hosting of election meetings by the candidates. This is to give voters time to reflect and make a clear-headed decision on Polling Day.  Who can vote in Singapore's GE2025?  Voting is compulsory for all eligible Singaporeans. To check if you're on the electoral roll, head to the Elections Department Singapore website and log in using your Singpass. Alternatively, yo

Step through a vine-covered entrance and into the realm of Wonders of Nature. This is New Art Museum Singapore’s first immersive exhibition made just for kids and the young at heart. Curated by local creative Warren Wee, this showcase brings together works from eight international and local artists: Go Yayanagi, Go Ogawa, Yuji Kanamaru, Masato Inagaki, Osamu Watanabe, Jackson Tan and Jesse Franklin. Expect bold colours, textured art, and plenty of interactive moments to get stuck into. Photograph: Joycelyn Yeow for Time Out Singapore First stop: the Animal Kingdom. Whimsical sculptures of animals such as gorillas, tigers and even unicorns, are assembled from candy-coloured pieces. It’s a feast for the eyes and the fingers, with tactile textures inviting guests to reach out and explore. Don’t be shy to get up close with each sculpture – spot the various pieces embedded into the animals.  Photograph: Daniel Iskandar Bounce your way over to the Canyon of Cuddles by Art-Zoo – a playground-style zone filled with giant inflatable cacti you can perch on, plus a small ball pit to dive into. Hidden somewhere inside is a single cactus-branded ball. Find it, and you’ll earn yourself a gachapon token to redeem for mini collectables inspired by the artwork here – like a tiny cactus toy. Photograph: Daniel Iskandar Then, ‘swim’ deep into a digital ocean filled with larger-than-life fish. These marine creatures are projected across the space, with each image generated uniquely so no t

Indie singer Beabadoobee is finally making her way back to Singapore, after her last show in 2022. She returns this August for a one-night-only gig, bringing her latest album This Is How Tomorrow Moves as part of her Asia tour. Beabadoobee, whose given name is Beatrice Laus, shot to fame with hits such as Real Man, Glue Song, The Perfect Pair and Take A Bite. The Filipino-British singer-songwriter has since graced major festival stages including Coachella and Glastonbury, and has opened for global stars like Halsey, Taylor Swift and The 1975. When is Beabadoobee performing in Singapore?  As part of her Beabadoobee Asia Tour 2025, she will perform in Singapore on August 4, 2025, before heading to Bangkok on August 6, Taipei on August 9 and Manila on August 12. Where is Beabadoobee’s concert in Singapore?  Beabadoobee will be performing at The Star Theatre at 8pm.  How to get tickets for Beabadoobee’s concert in Singapore? Ticket prices have yet to be announced, but ticket sales dates are confirmed. Mastercard holders can enjoy early access to presale from May 6 to 7, 2025, while the Live Nation presale takes place on May 7 from 4pm. General ticket sales will open on May 8 from 2pm. More details can be found via the Live Nation website. READ MORE Here’s what to expect at the first Singapore outlet of 2nd Street, a popular Japanese thrift store Geneo: New lifestyle hub in Singapore with cathedral-style architecture, F&B options, green spaces and more Bukit Batok West Hawker Cent

Nintendo fans, it’s time to head east. A limited-time Nintendo pop-up store has landed at Jewel Changi Airport, and it’s the only store that’s outside of Japan – so consider us lucky. Whether you’re into Animal Crossing, Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda or Splatoon, this is your chance to geek out over your favourite game.  Photograph: Jewel Changi Airport Development and Nintendo If this sounds familiar, that’s because Jewel hosted a similar pop-up in 2023. This time, the store features over 500 pieces of merchandise from across the Nintendo universe, including more than 150 new and exclusive items not available previously – like limited-edition Nintendo-themed shirts featuring all your favourite characters. Photograph: Jewel Changi Airport Development and Nintendo The fun doesn’t stop there. Jewel has transformed into a real-life Rainbow Road with Mario Kart-themed installations spread across levels one to five, including a 1.3-metre-tall banana split that’s hard to miss. You’ll get a stamp at each installation – collect them all and you’ll score a special Mario Kart-themed sticker pack to take home. The Nintendo pop-up store is located on level four of Jewel Changi Airport, and both the store and installations will run from now till July 24, 2025. More information can be found here. READ MORE Here’s what to expect at the first Singapore outlet of 2nd Street, a popular Japanese thrift store Geneo: New lifestyle hub in Singapore with cathedral-style architecture, F&B opt

You don’t need a plane ticket to get your fix of American diner fare. Nestled in the heart of Joo Chiat, Gwen’s Frozen Custard and Ices is a new diner serving up classic ‘Murica food.  The diner features minimalist pink-and-white striped wallpaper, with framed photos of menu items adding a casual charm. Retro touches, like a vintage rotary phone – in pink, of course – complete the look, channelling the vibe of a classic American diner. Photograph: Gwen’s Frozen Custard and Ices But this diner is not just a great backdrop for your Instagram pictures. Beyond the retro decor is a menu of greasy, hearty comfort food that’s sure to satisfy. Tuck into New York-inspired cheeseburgers ($15), Philly cheesesteaks ($16), and grilled cheese sandwiches ($14) – all simple yet indulgent classics. For something lighter, pair the tomato soup ($5.50) with a side of cottage fries ($7), which are essentially extra-crispy crisscut fries. Photograph: Gwen’s Frozen Custard and Ices Dessert lovers can look forward to creamy frozen custard ($6.50), which you can customise with toppings such as Oreos, Biscoff, pretzels, caramel syrup and more. If you haven’t had frozen custard before, it’s essentially ice cream, but with a much thicker consistency. So thick, in fact, that you can flip the cup upside down without your sweet treat flowing out.  Seating is limited, with just two small benches available inside the diner, so be prepared to order your food to go.  Gwen’s Frozen Custard and Ices is locat

First it was A&W at Ang Mo Kio Hub, and now another F&B establishment is calling it quits. Beloved bakery Flor Patisserie has announced the closure of its Siglap outlet, citing a sharp spike in rental costs.  According to its social media updates, the landlord at Siglap Drive is seeking a 57 percent increase in rent ahead of the July 2025 renewal – bringing the monthly bill to $8,500. As such, the team behind Flor Patisserie has decided not to renew the lease. This marks the end of the bakery’s physical presence, following the previous closures of its Duxton outlet in July 2024 and Upper East Coast store in June 2024. It is undecided if Flor Patisserie will open a new physical outlet, though the owner has noted that “rents everywhere are too crazy” for now. In its final two months of operation, the bakery will bring back a selection of crowd favourites, including the mango pie, Paris vert and earl grey choco.  Keep an eye on Flor Patisserie’s Instagram page for updates. In the meantime, there’s always the new Starbucks in Chinatown and Blue Bottle café to check out. Foodies can also look forward to the openings of Australia's Gelato Messina and South Korea's Standard Bread later this year.  READ MORE The Coconut Club welcomes Belimbing, its new sister restaurant at Beach Road This new KBBQ restaurant next to Amoy Street Food Centre resembles an old-school Korean diner The National Gallery Singapore will debut two restaurants by chef Damian D’Silva this September

It’s time to get the Bad Kind of Butterflies – pop sensation Camila Cabello is making her return to Singapore this August, and it’s for one night only. This time, she’s flying solo – sans her former Fifth Harmony bandmates – as part of her Yours, C tour. The Señorita singer is known for her powerhouse vocals and electric stage presence. With chart-toppers like Havana, Bam Bam, and Never Be the Same, she has quickly cinched her place as one of pop’s biggest stars. She’s also collaborated with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Cardi B, Shawn Mendes, Pharrell Williams, and more. When is Camilla Cabello performing in Singapore?  Camilla Cabello will bring her Yours, C tour to Singapore on August 12, 2025. Currently, it’s a one-night-only event as no additional dates have been announced.  Where is Camilla Cabello’s concert in Singapore?  She will be performing at The Star Theatre.  How to get tickets for Camilla Cabello’s concert in Singapore?  Ticket prices have yet to be announced, but fans can mark their calendars for these key dates. Mastercard cardholders will get early access during the Mastercard Presale, which runs from April 29 to 30, 2025. Live Nation members can snag tickets during the Live Nation presale on May 2, 2025. General ticket sales will then open on May 5, 2025 via the Ticketmaster website. READ MORE Here’s what to expect at the first Singapore outlet of 2nd Street, a popular Japanese thrift store Australia's Gelato Messina is coming to Singapore in late April 2025 La

Taeyeon, the powerhouse vocalist from Girls’ Generation, is set to grace the Singapore Indoor Stadium with not one, but two electrifying performances on May 3 and 4, 2025. These shows are part of her highly anticipated The Tense concert tour. Kicking off in Seoul on March 7 with a three-night spectacle at KSPO Dome, the tour will continue across Asia, with stops in Taipei, Manila, Jakarta, Macau, Bangkok, and Hong Kong before landing in Singapore. Taeyeon first rose to fame as the leader and main vocalist of Girls’ Generation, one of K-pop’s most legendary girl groups. Known for hits like Gee, Into the New World, and I Got A Boy, the group has dominated charts and won hearts worldwide since their debut in 2007. Beyond her group activities, Taeyeon has established herself as a solo powerhouse with chart-topping tracks like I, Fine, and INVU. Her achievements include numerous awards, such as multiple Golden Disc Awards and the Best Female Artist honor at the Seoul Music Awards. When is Taeyeon performing in Singapore?  Taeyeon will bring her The Tense tour to Singapore on May 3 and 4, 2025. Where is Taeyeon's concert held in Singapore?  Her concert will be held at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.  What are the ticket prices for Taeyeon’s concert in Singapore? Tickets start from $178. Here’s the full list of standard ticket prices: Cat 1: $298Cat 2: $278Cat 3: $248Cat 4: $228Cat 5: $208Cat 6 (restricted view): $278Cat 7 (restricted view): $228Cat 8 (restricted view): $178 More deta

Back in April 2019, fast food fans were thrilled by the return of A&W at Jewel Changi Airport. Since then, the beloved fast food chain has steadily expanded across Singapore, including its outlet at Ang Mo Kio Hub. But for Northies who’ve been getting their A&W fix there, here’s some disappointing news – the outlet officially ceased operations this April. Previously one of the largest A&W outlets in Singapore, the Ang Mo Kio branch could seat up to 140 diners. Despite its spacious layout, it regularly saw long queues, thanks to its well-loved menu. Signature items included the golden aroma chicken, A&W cream cheese beef burger, curly fries, and, of course, the classic root beer float. Eagle-eyed shoppers spotted a sign at the store stating the outlet’s closure on April 20, 2025.  While the closure of the AMK Hub outlet may come as a blow, there are still other outlets peppered around Singapore to satisfy your A&W cravings. According to the A&W website, these are the remaining outlets available:   Admiralty Place Anchorvale Village Canberra Plaza Northshore Plaza The Woodleigh Mall Jurong Point Jewel Changi Airport  Mandai Wildlife West Additionally, fast food lovers can also look forward to the highly anticipated arrivals of South Korea’s Lotteria and America's Chick-fil-A later this year. All things considered, not a bad trade-off. READ MORE The Coconut Club welcomes Belimbing, its new sister restaurant at Beach Road La Terrace: New casual French restaurant at Dempsey with

We hope you’ve been setting aside some cash since our first announcement about 2nd Street’s debut in Singapore. Japan’s largest secondhand thrift chain officially opens in Singapore on April 29, 2025 at 313@somerset, bringing in over 23,000 curated pieces directly from Japan. We had a first look ahead of the launch – here’s what to expect. Photograph: 2nd Street Marking its first outlet in Singapore, the store takes up two adjoining units, offering plenty to browse. Expect a wide selection of pre-loved apparel and accessories – from tops and bottoms to bags, shoes, sunglasses and watches.  You won’t have to dig through bins and bins of clothes here. The space is neatly divided into two main sections: womenswear on the left and menswear on the right. Within these zones, items are further arranged on shelves and hangers by category, including bags, accessories, and clothing, which are grouped by style such as casual wear, sportswear, and formal pieces. Photograph: 2nd Street As expected, the more affordable items come from lesser-known labels, while slightly higher prices apply to recognisable brands like Tommy Hilfiger, Adidas, The North Face, A Bathing Ape, New Balance, Converse and Acne Studios. That being said, prices remain accessible – we spotted a pair of Levi’s jeans in good condition going for just $15. Photograph: Joycelyn Yeow for Time Out Singapore Shoppers can also pick up secondhand luxury pieces from the likes of Chanel, Hermès, Dior, Gucci and Celine. Thes

Team Ayus, here’s the latest scoop: Japanese pop icon Ayumi Hamasaki is set to bring her I am ayu -ep 2- Asia Tour 2025 to Singapore. The news dropped on April 8, 2025, during her concert in Japan, where she unveiled the upcoming stops of her Asia tour, with Singapore, Hong Kong, and Taipei among them. She’s since updated her Instagram bio to include Singapore as one of the official tour cities. Crowned the Empress of J-Pop, Ayumi Hamasaki is famed for her extravagant stage productions and distinctive vocal style. Since her debut in 1998, she’s picked up numerous accolades including the Japan Gold Disc Awards, Japan Record Awards and MTV Asia Awards. Some of her biggest hits include A, Seasons and Flower. In 2023, the singer shared on Instagram that she had considered retiring, but meeting her vocal coach gave her the renewed drive to keep going. This marks Ayumi’s first-ever solo performance in Singapore. Dates and venue details are still under wraps, so stay tuned to our page for the latest updates. READ MORE Tanjong Beach Club in Sentosa reopens after a major revamp, here’s what to expect Resorts World Sentosa will debut a new lifestyle hub with over 40 brands, including Asia-exclusive flagship stores Gardens by the Bay has a new free-entry outdoor zone with light projections and bunny-themed play elements

Hot on the heels of the recent Pink Moon, the night sky continues to dazzle with more celestial spectacles. The upcoming Lyrids meteor shower – one of the oldest known meteor showers – is set to light up Singapore’s skies next. Here’s everything you need to know, from its origins to the best time to catch it.   What is the Lyrids meteor shower? The Lyrids meteor shower is one of the oldest known meteor showers, with its first recorded sight dating back to 687 BC by the Chinese. Named after the constellation Lyra, the Lyrids are known for its fast and bright meteors which appear as bright flashes – called fireballs – in the sky. According to NASA, heavy showers can produce up to 100 meteors per hour. Typically though, you can expect 10 to 20 meteors per hour during the Lyrids' peak.  When will the Lyrids meteor shower be visible in Singapore? The Lyrids are set to peak between April 22 to 23, 2025. This is your best chance to catch sight of the meteors in Singapore.  Where can I watch the Lyrids meteor shower in Singapore? Find somewhere with a wide, unblocked view of the north-western sky. Earthsky advises skygazers to stay away from anywhere with bright city lights – in Singapore, your best bet would be parks, beaches, and reservoirs. We're close to the full moon on April 24, so the extra brightness of the moon will make it harder to view the meteor shower. Lay under trees or in a place with structures that block the moon for a better chance to see the Lyrids.  Can I see the