The final event of Explore Singapore! 2010 was a great close to a wonderful festival.

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Our friends at Raffles Museum of Biodiversity Research dropped by to share with us this video of their ‘Be Amazed by Natural History’ Open House, a programme of Explore Singapore! 2010.

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Join us this Sunday, 12 Dec 2010, for Explore Singapore! 2010‘s grand finale at Asian Civilisations Museum!

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Last weekend, Singapore Art Museum was transformed into a pop-culture haven, bustling with activities and festivities galore.

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Heads up pop-culture fans!

Do join us this Sunday at SAM and experience the magic and wonders of contemporary Japanese art from the Museum of Contemporary Art Tokyo. Also, enjoy art-based activities and meet colourful Cosplay characters from Star Wars, Masked Rider and other anime series.

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Have you been following IMPRINTS: Designing from Memories posts on Yesterday.sg?

Do you want to be the first few in Singapore to view their designs?

Well you are at the right place! Yes, we will be giving out special invites to the opening night of IMPRINTS: Designing from Memories exhibition.

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It was an amazing afternoon of magic at Mint Museum of Toys with magic duo J C Sum & ‘Magic Babe’ Ning.

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It is just a week away from the opening of IMPRINTS: Designing from Memories exhibition at the National Museum. Yes! that’s 7 days away! Read the rest of this entry »

Hey hey hey! Join us this Saturday, 27 November for a magical day at the MINT Museum of Toys!

Let magic unfold right before your eyes as J C Sum and ‘Magic Babe’ Ning presents Intimate Illusions. Specially designed for the museum, this unique up-close and personal interactive and visual magic show will leave you breathless.

The MINT Museum of Toys showcases Asia’s largest collection of vintage toys, enamel signs and tin boxes from over 40 countries such as Germany, Japan, UK, USA, China and many more. Step into this award-winning museum and be transported to an amazing world like no other!

I paid a visit to Chinatown Heritage Centre and was treated to a two-part tour.

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