Cover The Singapore night race lights up the Civic District, with National Gallery Singapore set to join the F1 weekend action as the home of Réservé.. Photo: Wan Mikhail Roslan/NurPhoto via Getty Images
The Singapore night race lights up the Civic District, with National Gallery Singapore set to join the F1 weekend action as the home of Réservé.. Photo: Wan Mikhail Roslan/NurPhoto via Getty Images
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For two nights only, Réservé takes over the Supreme Court Terrace, bringing invitation-led race-weekend revelry to one of Singapore’s most distinctive cultural landmarks
A new name is about to enter Singapore’s luxury nightlife calendar—and it’s arriving with a venue to match. As the city readies itself for another edition of Formula 1 mania, Réservé will make its debut this October with an invitation-led affair set against one of Singapore’s most storied backdrops: the Supreme Court Terrace at National Gallery Singapore.
For two nights only on 10 and 11 October, from 10pm to 4.30am, the historic terrace will be transformed into one of the race weekend’s most coveted after-hours destinations. The location alone gives Réservé an interesting head start: a space better known for art and culture than late-night revelry will be recast for a very different kind of night out.
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Above The Supreme Court Terrace at National Gallery Singapore, where Réservé will make its debut
The Supreme Court Terrace at National Gallery Singapore, where Réservé will make its debut
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It is an unexpected address for an F1 afterparty, and perhaps that is precisely the point. Race weekend has never ended at the chequered flag. For a few days each year, the influx of visitors turns Singapore into an around-the-clock social circuit, with the question of where to go afterwards becoming almost as important as where to watch the race.
Above National Gallery Singapore after dark, where the Supreme Court Terrace will host Réservé for two nights during F1 weekend
National Gallery Singapore after dark, where the Supreme Court Terrace will host Réservé for two nights during F1 weekend
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Then there is the guest list. Internationally renowned names from entertainment, sport and culture are expected, although exactly who will make an appearance remains under wraps for now. Expect the usual F1-weekend alchemy: paddock energy carried over into the small hours, but with a distinctly Tatler dose of luxury and polish.
That Tatler touch also comes by way of a strategic partnership with Réservé, bringing the magazine’s community of tastemakers and cultural leaders from across Asia into the fold. The debut is presented in collaboration with National Gallery Singapore, while Belvedere will be behind the bar with its signature luxury vodka experience.
Above The Singapore skyline seen from the rooftop of National Gallery Singapore
The Singapore skyline seen from the rooftop of National Gallery Singapore
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Singapore’s F1 weekend has long spilled beyond the circuit, with the after-hours calendar becoming an occasion in itself. This year, Réservé is staking its place within it. With the Tatler touch behind it, the newcomer has the makings of a new fixture on the city’s F1 social calendar.
For two nights, one of Singapore’s most familiar cultural addresses will welcome a rather different crowd after dark. Réservé takes place on 10 and 11 October from 10pm to 4.30am at the Supreme Court Terrace, National Gallery Singapore. Entry is by invitation only, so consider this one guest list worth keeping an eye on.
