If you haven’t been to the Singapore HeritageFest that was on until last Sunday at the Suntec City Tropics Atrium, shame on you! Here are more eyewitness reports from other bloggers – take a look at what you’ve missed!

From tstar:
http://rwrite.blogspot.com/2007/07/singapore-heritage-fest-2007_29.html

Blackboards are truly a thing of the past. It was already fading out in my late Primary / early secondary school days. My sister, 12 years younger than me, in Primary 3 has never seen one in her life, although she has seen chalk before, but that’s only because we have some in our house, somewhere in the depths of the storeroom. Wrong, my sister has seen it before – in cartoons! -_-”’ Erm, thank god for cartoons? I remember how there would always be the date and day on the top left or right hand corner of the board.

and Cool Insider:
http://coolinsights.blogspot.com/2007/07/blast-from-past.html

Just returned from the Sound Stories Concert, a celebration of old-time bands from the past at Zouk – the icon of cool in Singapore. Held in conjunction with the Singapore HeritageFest, the bash brought back many vintage acts like Max Surin (of Tokyo Square fame), Matthew and the Mandarins, Vernon Cornelius, Jive Talkin’, and Robert Fernando.

Tags: Singapore HeritageFest, Suntec City, Zouk, Sound Stories Concert