Cover Panerai and Razer's pop-up at Ion Orchard
Panerai and Razer's pop-up at Ion Orchard
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No, Valentine's Day is not the scene stealer during the second month of the year. Instead, this February is for art, food, and music
The shortest month of the year is nothing short of exciting events set to keep you busy every weekend. With the opening of new restaurants and the increasing influx of tourists, the events calendar in Singapore is back to being jam-packed.
Wind down after Chinese New Year festivities this February and look forward to bustling night markets serving up tantalising treats for hungry stomachs, self-care tips for a better you in 2023 at a wellness festival, and an evening with Elsa and Anna. Below, we round up the events that you should make time for this month.
In case you missed it: Le Matin Patisserie to open its first dine-in concept on February 1
1. Panerai and Razer’s Make Time for Our Ocean pop-up
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What: If you find yourself along Orchard Road this month, keep your eyes out for Panerai’s latest interactive pop-up, in collaboration with lifestyle gaming brand, Razer. The latest pop-up, Make Time for Our Ocean, raises awareness on manta ray conservation, showcasing iconic Panerai timepieces, along with the new Laminor Quaranta Razer Special Edition watch. The latter is an exclusive watch made from pre-consumer recycled steel with a recycled plastic strap. The beautiful timepiece marries Razer’s black and green aesthetic with Panerai’s signature look.
When: Now until February 28
Where: Ion Orchard
2. Swiss boarding schools fair
What: The opportunity to elevate your offspring's academic future is here. Think boarding schools, summer schools, and hotel management schools—but in Switzerland. This stellar event invites you and your children to find out the best education the Alps has to offer. Boasting world-class education, parents and prospective pupils may spend the day looking through some of the best institutions Switzerland has to offer including Institut Le Rosey, Aiglon College, and La Garenne.
When: March 11
Where: The Embassy Room, St Regis Hotel
3. Disney's Frozen The Hit Broadway Musical
What: Something very exciting for your Tatlings comes in the form of an Ice Queen this February. The beloved Disney film turned hit Broadway musical is making its only Southeast Asia stop in Singapore. Stunning sets and costumes light up the stage as cast members belt out our favourite tunes from the movie–look out for new musical numbers too.
When: February 5 to March 19
Where: Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands
4. The Grand Italian Vision: The Farnesina Collection
Above Image: The Embassy of Italy in Singapore
Image: The Embassy of Italy in Singapore
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What: We are in for a real treat as Italian art critic Achille Bonito Oliva brings his Italian contemporary art exhibition to Singapore. Visitors to the exhibition experience Italian art in all its splendour. Direct from Rome, Italy, look forward to gilded bronze sculptures documenting the great history of Italian art.
When: February 7 to 25
Where: The Arts House Singapore
5. Chatuchak Night Market Singapore
What: Aroy mak mak! Have the Land of Smiles brought to you as the famous Chatuchak Night Market makes its way to Singapore. The market is set to feature 180 vendors, 60 of which will be from Thailand. Look forward to crowd favourites including Thai prawn vermicelli and Pad Mee Korat (the spicier sibling of Pad Thai).
When: February 7 to April 2
Where: The Grandstand
6. The Peranakan Museum reopening party
What: The museum will reopen its doors to the public after almost four years of renovation. The shiny new refurbished building welcomes visitors with special performances of fashion and dance, gallery tours, craft workshops, and delicious food at the makan market.
When: February 17 to 19
Where: The Peranakan Museum
7. The Alex Blake Charlie Sessions
What: Women-led music festival The Alex Blake Charlie Sessions is back for its second edition. Organised by the same brains behind Laneway Festival, this music festival spotlights women and celebrates the talented female diversity in art, design, and film. Festival goers can expect a line-up of international and local music acts, films, and artworks.
When: February 21 to 24
Where: Pasir Panjang Power Station
This article was first published on February 8, 2023, and last updated on February 23, 2023.
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