June 2015

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NEWS
28 June15
BROWNIES OVERLOAD!
(11 JUNE)
Asia’s largest kitchen
wonderland, Tools of The Trade
(ToTT), presents four Holiday
Cooking Classes designed
for kids who aspire to be the
next Junior Master Chef. This
includes a Brownies Overload!
class where they can learn
to make decadent chocolate
brownies with honey chocolate
topping. ToTT, 896 Dunearn
Road. For registration and
more information, visit
BALLET UNDER THE STARS
(12-21 JUNE)
Singapore Dance Theatre
presents an enchanting
evening of ballet under
the evening skies, with
classic works like George
Balenchine’s Rubies, Val
Caniparoli’s Lambarena and
local choreographer Choo-San
Goh’s Schubert Symphony.
Bring along a picnic mat and
a bottle of wine. Fort Canning
Green. Tickets from Sistic.
PINK DOT SG
(13 JUNE)
Pink Dot SG, the annual rally
to support the freedom to love
regardless of sexual orientation
or gender identity, enters its
seventh year with new celebrity
ambassadors, corporate
sponsors and a fresh line-
up for the Pink Dot Concert.
Hong Lim Park. For more
information, visit
MALAYSIA PROPERTY SHOW
(13-14 JUNE)
Whether you’re looking
for favourable returns or
for a second home, the
Malaysia Property Show by
is all about
property investment across the
causeway. Marina Bay Sands
Convention Centre, Begonia
Ballroom. For registration
and more information, visit
Malaysia_show.
HARI RAYA LIGHT-UP
(13 JUNE – 16 JULY)
Visit the iconic district of
Geylang Serai to see the
spectacular month-long Hari
Raya light-up that marks the
holy fasting month for Muslims
in Singapore. Geylang Serai
area (Sims Avenue and
Geylang Road).
THE O.P.E.N.
(17 JUNE – 4 JULY)
A warm-up to the annual
Singapore International Festival
of Arts, The O.P.E.N. is a series
of concerts, performances,
film screenings, talks and
exhibitions that explore this
year’s theme, “POST-Empires”.
Various venues. For more
information, visit
MEMOIR POETRY
(20 JUNE)
This workshop by Nilanjana
Sengupta for kids aged 10
to 12 will equip them with
the necessary tools for
appreciating and writing
memoir poetry, a powerful tool
of self-expression. Heritage
Place, 21 Tan Quee Lan
Street. For registration and
more information, visit alap.
SUMMER CAMP
(22 JUNE – 31 JULY)
Mixing learning with lots of play,
Canadian International School’s
summer camp will have your
children creating art, playing
sport, creating nifty gadgets,
making movies, enjoying
outdoor escapades and more.
Canadian International
School’s Lakeside Campus
and Tanjong Katong Campus.
For registration and more
information, visit
ANOTHER COUNTRY
(25 JUNE – 11 JULY)
Directed by Singapore’s
Ivan Heng and Malaysia’s Jo
Kukathas, Another Country is a
Wild Rice production about the
unique relationship between
neighbouring countries
Singapore and Malaysia,
which separated 50 years
ago. Drama Centre Theatre,
National Library, 100 Victoria
Street. For more information,
visit
Another Country
Pink Dot
Summer Camp
@ CIS