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

New Bahru

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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 Open House

To celebrate two years of its blossoming creative community, New Bahru is throwing a weekend-long party across the former campus. The two-day affair also marks the completion of the final touches to the lifestyle hub, with a line-up of programmes taking place at its outdoor spaces, halls, community areas and more. The main event is its Mini Lawn Festival, where movement, music, food and drinks unfold. The laid-back party vibes are fueled by different activities each day. There’s a relaxing guided session by Natural Highs and The Hummingbird Life, sing-alongs with Sing Song Social Club and Wild Pearl, and day-to-night sets by GrooveTop’s resident DJs, who will transform the lawn into a funk-driven dancefloor. There’s also all-day F&B rounding out the activities at the lawn, from Thai staples to refreshing beverages. Elsewhere, there’s a multidisciplinary arts showcase at the School Hall, while New Bahru’s residents roll out their own fringe activities around the block. Look out for The Urbanist’s new series of heritage tours, which gives you a closer look at the history behind the building.
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