Réservé takes over the Supreme Court Terrace at National Gallery Singapore for two invitation-only nights during F1 weekend.
Cover Réservé takes over the Supreme Court Terrace at National Gallery Singapore for two invitation-only nights during F1 weekend
Réservé takes over the Supreme Court Terrace at National Gallery Singapore for two invitation-only nights during F1 weekend.

Taking over National Gallery Singapore for two nights, Réservé brings a celebrity-stacked guest list and Belvedere’s House of 10 into the mix for one of race weekend’s most anticipated nights out

When we first introduced Réservé, the premise was already enticing: two nights at the Supreme Court Terrace of National Gallery Singapore, with Tatler joining as strategic partner. Now, as visitors descend on Singapore from across Southeast Asia and beyond for race weekend, more details are emerging about what guests can expect when the doors open on October 10 and 11.

And access remains decidedly tight. Réservé is invitation-only, with its guest list deliberately curated for the two-night affair. Names remain under wraps for now, but internationally renowned figures from entertainment, sport and culture are expected to be among those in the room.

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Réservé is set to be one of the weekend’s most coveted after-hours destinations, where an invitation-only guest list makes who is in the room part of the appeal. From 10pm until 4.30am each night, that room will be the Supreme Court Terrace.

Set against the illuminated Civic District, the National Gallery Singapore rooftop will host a programme that runs into the early hours, with Belvedere bringing its House of 10 experience to Singapore as part of the occasion. At its heart is Belvedere 10, the vodka house’s limited-edition expression drawing on its Polish rye-making heritage. 

Réservé is presented in collaboration with National Gallery Singapore, while Tatler’s role as strategic partner brings its community of tastemakers and cultural leaders from across Asia into the fold. With an international crowd converging on Singapore for the weekend, the intention is clear: Réservé wants to make as much of an impression off-track as the racing does on it.

Réservé is billing itself as the place to be after hours, with what it describes as the most interesting room in the city. Belvedere’s House of 10 adds another layer to the night, bringing its signature brand of high-octane glamour to an already heady race-weekend crowd. At a time where access is its own currency, Réservé is putting the focus firmly on who is in the room and who gets through the door.

Réservé takes place on October 10 and 11, from 10pm to 4.30am, at the Supreme Court Terrace, National Gallery Singapore. Entry is by invitation only.

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