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Time Out Singapore June and July Issue: School's Out!

Nicole-Marie Ng
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Nicole-Marie Ng
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Being a kid in Singapore is tough. In true kiasu fashion, students are packed with enrichment programmes, tuition and other out-of-school activities during the holidays. Whatever happened to making new friends at the playground, sucking on 20-cent ice pops before they melt all over our hands or putting on your adventurer hat for a jaunt around the park with mum and dad? There are plenty of other precious memories to be made while the kids have time off – pick up your copy of Time Out Singapore's June and July issue for a little inspiration.

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Get your hands on Time Out Singapore's June and July issue at the following MRT stations for free from 7.30am to 9.30am on June 6:

Raffles Place

Tanjong Pagar

City Hall

Bugis

Orchard

Somerset

Dhoby Ghaut

Novena

Bishan

Buona Vista

Marina Bay

Queenstown

Afternoon distribution of excess copies (subject to availability) from 11.30am to 2.30pm at:

Promenade

Amoy Street Food Centre

Maxwell Food Centre

The magazine is also available at Huggs-Epigram Coffee Bookshop for free. The stock is limited so head down to #01-01, The URA Centre, 45 Maxwell Rd before they're out.

Can't get your hands on a copy? Subscribe to a Time Out Singapore for a year and we'll deliver a copy to your doorstep each month for just $33! Email subscribe.tosg@timeout.com for more information.

Here's what you can expect in Time Out Singapore's June and July issue. 

This month's cover feature: School's Out! The best kid-friendly activities that are fun for the whole family.

Trails and ways: spend time out and about exploring Singapore's walking trails.

Trendspotting: the world's best chefs share their food and restaurant trend predictions for 2019 and beyond.

Nightmare at Oldham Theatre: catch these Asian horror films at this new theatre in the heart of the city.

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