We may be done and dusted with the F1 festivities, but there’s still a lot to do this weekend. For starters, Japanese pop-rock band Do As Infinity will be here tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre for their first-ever Singapore concert. Homegrown musicians such as Disco Hue and Jasmine Sokko will also get their chance to shine on Saturday, with the inaugural Local Motion music festival taking place at Fort Canning Park. The event focuses on local music and also features other activities such as a live art demonstration.
If you’re more of an art buff, be sure to stop by Gillman Barracks’ Art After Dark, the cultural enclave’s annual open house extravaganza featuring art installations, exhibitions, live music performances, and F&B pop-up stalls. Held in conjunction with Gillman Barracks’ fifth anniversary, it launches tonight across the precinct.
Read on in this week’s edition of The Cheat Sheet for more ideas on what to do this weekend.
Eat
For those who can’t think of where to dine at this weekend, we’ve got you covered with this list of new dishes to try at three of Singapore’s finest eateries.
Drink
If you’ve already had enough booze for this week — especially during last weekend’s F1 parties — give your liver a break and chug down some Chinese tea at these 5 tea houses instead.
Style
From statement shades to kitten heels and netted bags, here are 5 of the street style trends you need to get in on this Spring 2018, pronto.
Watches
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Sara Yap
Deputy Director, Digital Operations (Asia)
Sara Yap is passionate about all things dining and jewellery, and is constantly seeking out exciting restaurants and glittering trinkets. When she’s not feasting in the name of work, chatting with talented chefs, or daydreaming about coloured diamonds, she’s probably binge-watching the latest Netflix series or indulging in her guilty pleasure — Hollywood celebrity gossip. Sara is a journalism graduate from Nanyang Technological University and her work has appeared in The Business Times Lifestyle and Prestige Singapore magazine.
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