28 Oct International Flow Championship 2010 is the highest level of competition platform for the sport of Flowriding worldwide. It is set to welcome athletes and officials from Chile, USA, Singapore, South Africa, Bahrain, Dubai and even Japan.

29 Oct Must Drink Fridays with 913FM

30 Oct Mettle Games is Singapore‟s biggest action sports competition and exhibition, that promises to be the most spectacular action sports extravaganza in Singapore with a showcase of 11 various action sports! Expect to find unrivalled exhibits of rally cars, monster trucks, gliders, super bikes, power boats, wakeboards, scuba diving gears, rock climbing equipment, martial art gears, mountain bikes, skateboard, in-line skates, jet skis etc that is nothing like you have ever seen before.

31 Oct IFC Finals and After Party with a lineup of renowned local and international DJs.

Stand a chance to win a One Year Yoga Membership at H.om Yoga simply by submitting your most memorable, enjoyable, crazy, fun-loving photo of yourself in a yoga pose! Send your photo to us at photo@homyoga.sg. Every submitted entry should have: your full name, your email, an awesome fun caption, your photo (under 5mb please).

In 2008 and 2009 Alma Nungarrayi Granites’s work featured in two exhibitions at the ReDot Fine Art Gallery in Singapore to much critical and commercial acclaim, which kicked off the career of a new generation of Aboriginal painter. 

In September she will have her 1^st solo exhibition ever, hot on the heels of her Australian artist-in-residence at the Shanghai World Expo in August.  “Yanjirlpirri Mungangka - Under the Night Sky”, is in recognition of her growing reputation as an artist and in reaction to strong public demand for her work and will be hosted in Singapore, to coincide with her ‘artist in residency’ at ReDot Fine Art Gallery.

Nungarrayi paints for the Warlukurlangu Artists Aboriginal Cooperation which operates from a small gallery and workshop in the heart of Yuendumu – a township on Aboriginal land 300 dusty kilometres from Alice Springs in central Australia.

Warlukurlangu is a Warlpiri word meaning “belonging to fire” and is also the name of an important ceremonial and sacred site a few kilometres west of Yuendumu.

A little restaurant in a chapel on a hill is turning 2! In celebration of its birthday, this bunny would like to spread double the cheer to rumbling tummies. The White Rabbit has tied up with Project Happy Feet to share the sublime pleasures of a gastronomical experience with underprivileged children from various homes and shelters in Singapore like the Canossaville Children’s Home and the Infant Jesus Homes & Children’s Centres.
 

The restaurant will be offering a special Meal for a Meal Set Dinner Menu. We will commit to feeding one child at The White Rabbit with each set meal purchased during the campaign.

The After Work Party is a welcome reprieve for individuals who would like to indulge in a little mid-week partying, without having to stay out till the early hours. After enjoying undisputed success in metropolitan cities like London, Amsterdam, Hamburg and Zurich, Snowflake Entertainment is now introducing The After Work Party in Singapore. This wildly successful international concept is coming to Asia for the first time, and looks set to be a smash hit! Every Tuesday only.  Join us from 6pm to 1am at New Asia’s After Work Party at $15nett (inclusive of one drink, ranging from Tiger Beer draft, Red Wine, White Wine and soft drinks). 

Experience a sensuous affair with tangy, spicy and herbal stimulations and set your hearts on fire as the love story behind authentic Nonya or Peranakan cuisine unfolds at Kopi Tiam from 16 August - 12 September 2010. Unravel the true culture and traditions of the Peranakan heritage that dates back to the 15th century with Kopi Tiam’s selection of lip-smacking delicacies.

In conjunction with National Day celebrations, the Singapore Flyer is also introducing a photographic exhibition entitled Times of Our Lives @ the Singapore Flyer, a one-of-a-kind collection of images that captures vividly the hopes, dreams, aspirations and experiences of a nation and its people in transition. Special edition Singapore Flyer MatchUp Cards have also been exclusively produced to let visitors to the iconic destination take home with them a piece of Singapore’s amazing heritage and allow youth in Singapore to better appreciate our culture and heritage.

During the exhibition, visitors who correctly answer some trivia questions will be rewarded with a set of Singapore Flyer MatchUp Cards. Clues to the questions are embedded in the exhibits and write-ups.

Supported by the Singapore Heritage Society, Singapore Flyer MatchUp Cards comprise a total of 26 images, each printed across two cards. The 26 images reflect themes that showcase Singapore’s milestones in aviation, transportation, sports, with landmarks and attractions that uniquely differentiate Singapore from the world. With each picture captioned with historical dates, the Singapore Flyer MatchUp Cards serve to educate players during the card-matching game, on the momentous chapters of Singapore’s developments to a modern society.