Your Weekend Edit: Head down to Thai Festival, be enchanted by ballet, or snag a deal at Kapok bazaar

The weekend is finally upon us. Don’t just stay at home, make the most of your weekend with our picks on the best things to do over the weekend.

Kapok Friends & Family Sale

Photo: Kapok Singapore

If you are a fan of brands like Daniel Wellington and Maison kitsuné, swing by the Kapok bazaar and enjoy savings of up to 90%. It will be a cash only sale so be sure to bring along ample cash.

Where: National Design Centre, 111 middle road, level 3, 03-06

When: September 9 – 10, 2017 12pm - 8pm

The Finest Thai

Photo: Royal Thai Embassy

Paging all Thai aficionados, you can’t miss this three day Thai festival happening at the Royal Thai Embassy. You can look forward to the cuisine, fashion and crafts that hail from the land of smiles.

Where: Royal Thai Embassy, 370 Orchard Road, S238870

When: September 8-10, 2017 12pm - 9pm

Ballet Under The Stars

Photo: Sistic

Escape the humdrum of daily life and enjoy an enchanting evening of ballet under the light of a thousand stars at the 22nd edition of Ballet Under the Stars. Presented by the Singapore Dance Theatre, Ballet under the Stars performs wedding themed ballets from Coppelia, Sleeping Beauty and Don Quixote.

Where: Fort Canning Park

When: September 8-10, 2017 7.30pm

Pop Up Noise: The Great Singapore Replay

Photo: Noise Singapore

Watch as young musicians pay homage to local music with their own renditions of remade Singapore classic hits. Featuring the likes of Jasmine Sokko and Debbie Koh, it will be a night you wouldn’t want to miss. Plus, admission is free! Need we say more?

Where: Clarke Quay Central, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street The Central, S059817

When: September 9, 2017 4pm-10.30pm

Bulgari Serpentiform

Photo: Marina Bay Sands

If you love your bling, this is the thing for you. For over 70 years the Italian jeweller, Bulgari, has been drawing inspiration from the serpent.  Curated by Bulgari and Lucia Boscaini, the exhibition will explore the many creative ways in which the snake has served as a muse in art, jewellery and design.

Where: ArtScience Museum

When: Now-October 15, 2017 10am-7pm