7 exciting events you won't want to miss in March

Life in Pop by Auguste

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Want to appreciate art that Hollywood A-listers like Leonardo Dicaprio and Jennifer Lawrence like? Look no further.

French artist, Auguste, will be in Singapore for his first solo exhibition, Life In Pop, with Ode to Art gallery this March 4th. His innovative and edgy art pieces, revolving around pop culture and icons are sought after by many.

His fusion of modern pop culture and history make his works strike up a feeling of nostalgia and trigger a memory within his audiences. The exhibition is only open for a few days, you won't want to miss it.

When: March 4 - March 11

Find out more details here.

 

 

Singapore Rock Fest II

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The highly anticipated, rocking event of the year is happening this March. Singapore Rockfest makes a comeback with an even better lineup, a double-bill headliner Scorpians and Whitesnake.

Taking centre stage at Star Vista, with an amazing stage setup, have the night to remember with some classic rock n' roll.

When: March 5 2020 at The Star Theatre (Free Seating/Free Standing).

Get your tickets here. 

 

Discover the local literature that Singapore has to offer and you'll be blown away with what you find. Celebrating our local authors, publishers and retailers, #BuySingLit promotes Singapore literature for everyone to enjoy, not just bookworms.

Over two weekends, take part in exciting workshops, programmes and talks that take you on a journey with our homeland as the setting, seeing Singapore as you never have before. You just might discover that local novels or poetry to be your next favourite escape.

When: March 6 - 8 and March 13 - 15

Find out more details here. 

Women's Festival

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Aiming to create a platform for women to empower each other and share their own expertise, the Women's Festival is held this year at Kampung Admiralty. 

The programme is specially curated in line with the theme "Celebrate, Equip and Inspire". Also, they've partnered with 'mumpreneurs' (mothers who have become entrepreneurs) via a Roadshow that has local startups and services. 

It's a fun day of learning, connecting and supporting each other! What's more, admission is free. 

When: March 8

Find out more details here. 

Disney on Ice: Live Your Dreams

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See your favourite Disney movies come to life right before you as they glide across the ice.

Moana, Beauty and the Beast, Frozen, Tangled, Cinderella, as well as Disney and Pixar’s Coco. Experience everything you love about Disney, especially these movies in a way you never have before. 

Watch for yourself how Moana saves her island, how Rapunzel is more than just an ordinary princess and sing along with Miguel in the underworld. 

If you love Disney, you can't miss out on this. Tickets are starting from as low as $20. 

When: March 12 - 22

Find out more details here.

Mindfulness Walk in Botanics

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One of the best ways to rejuvenate and relax is to take a stroll with nature. In March, go on a Mindfulness Walk in the Botanic Gardens. 

Organised by a certified facilitator, boost your energy levels by recharging in a comfortable manner - don't worry, you won't be going to the gym. You'll meet and walk as a group in silence around the Garden, soaking in the ambience as you take a break from work. 

Finally, sit down and chat about mindfulness with your new-found friends as you lounge with your picnic mats! No tickets are needed, just make sure to show up on time according to the event details given.

When: March 14 

Find out more >here.

 

Symphony in the Gardens: Gardens By The Bay

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What better way to spend an evening under the stars while treating your ears to a free symphonic performance? 

Get ready a picnic and bring your own blanket because Gardens By The Bay is the venue to the Singapore Symphony Orchestra's 'Symphony in the Gardens'. Relax as you're surrounded by gorgeous flowers in bloom as you listen to classical favourites. 

Led by Singaporean conductor Darrell Ang, the Singapore Symphony Orchestra will leave you breathless and emotional just with their music. Some classics they have played over the years include Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake, Bizet’s Carmen and Verdi’s La Traviata. This year's setlist has not been confirmed but we can expect great pieces. 

Doesn't matter if you love classical music or not, grab your loved ones and have a great time under the stars, sitting amongst the flowers, being serenaded by the SSO. 

When: March 15

Find out more details here.