1. New Bahru
    Photograph: Finbarr Fallon
  2. New Bahru
    Photograph: Finbarr Fallon
  3. New Bahru
    Photograph: Finbarr Fallon

New Bahru

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  • River Valley
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Time Out says

New Bahru is Singapore's biggest lifestyle opening in 2024. Masterminded by The Lo & Behold Group, this new lifestyle and creative cluster will be home to at least 40 homegrown brands across dining, retail, and wellness when it fully opens in September this year. Housed in former Nan Chiau High School, classrooms and canteens are now the site of some of the most exciting local brands: Sojao, Soilboy, Curious Creatures, Kotuwa, The Coconut Club, Huevos, and more. Over the next couple of months, look forward to the likes of Beyond the Vines, PPP Coffee, OM, and concepts by Keirin Buck and Mirko Febbrile. Need more time to explore? There's even a serviced apartment called Alma House that accepts both short and long-term stays. 

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New Bahru ECA: Pit Stop

New Bahru has quickly cemented itself as one of Singapore’s coolest new hangouts, thanks to its steady stream of buzzy pop-ups and activations – from the Gustaf Westman x Ikea pop-up to its Extra Curious Activities fairs. If you missed the previous editions, don’t let the next one pass you by. This round is themed Pit Stop, a playful nod to the Singapore F1 Grand Prix. New Bahru has crowned it as a place to “pull in, refuel your senses and set off with fresh discoveries”. Over 70 local brands and creators will be in the mix, spanning F&B, retail, wellness and more. Among the highlights are Café Nesuto’s delicious pastries, Moom Health’s supplements, quirky creations from Plook Plook Studio, scents by Scent Journer, and bold t-shirt designs from Tell Your Children. Beyond shopping and eating, you’ll also find art installations, DIY leather bag charm workshops and even F1 racing simulator experiences to rev up the adrenaline.
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