Night Festival, Singapore Derby and Fashion Sales

Weekend Inspiration

Dance, Markets, Jazz, Breaks and Pyrotechnics!
Hit the Night Festival for an outdoor extravaganza of dance, music, markets and fireworks. Don't miss the opening show, Bersama Hijau featuring dance, percussion and vocals by 80 talented performers. Or at 10.30pm see the Festival go out with a bag - with The Loop of Fortune, which weaves the audience and the surrounding architecture into the plot of the performance, and unfolds through acrobatics, acting, live vocals and seamlessly interwoven firework displays.
When: Friday & Saturday, 7.30pm-2am. Free.
Where: Bras Basah Precinct, Singapore Art Museum, front entrance

Fashions on the Field
Join the winners circle at the Emirates Singapore Derby this Sunday. The 2000-metre race with over $1m in prize money will feature some of Singapore's top horses in action. Don't forget to don your hats and frocks to enter the Best Dressed to the Races contest, with the winner's prize a trip to the fun and fabulous Melbourne Cup in November.
When: Sunday, 9am - late
Where:Singapore Turf Club, 1 Turf Club Avenue, Singapore Racecourse

Frog's legs and snails
Not going to be on the Champs-Elysees this Bastille Day? Well just head to one of our favourite French restaurants, like The French Kitchen, Le Point de View, Absinthe or Les Bouchons and stuff yourself on foie gras, french onion soup, steak frites and crème brulee. Leave room for La Fromagerie!
When: Saturday
Where: Read the review of the Best French Restaurants in Singapore.

Hit the Shops
Topshop, Topman, Dorothy Perkins, Warehouse, Miss Selfridge, Maxstudio.com, Karen Millen and Ben Sherman all go on sale today with up to 50% off. Citibank cardholder's get an additional 10% off, lucky you, and there is an exclusive one day preview for members and Citibank cardholders today.
When: Today - 19 July
Where: In store

Catch a Flick
For some light relief, see Duplicity a slick, comic caper in which it's never exactly clear who is being conned. Scheming ex-CIA agent Claire Stenwick (Julia Roberts) and former MI6 member Ray Koval (Clive Owen) steam up the screen whilst their plan unfolds to walk away with millions. If you're a Royal Tenenbaums fan, head to The Brothers Bloom. The story is about 'one last job', for brothers (Adrien Brody and Mark Ruffalo), who have been working as conmen since they were kids. The job is to steal millions from lonely, bored heiress Penelope (Rachel Weisz) while they pose as antique dealers. But Bloom falls in love with the charming Penelope, and the con gets even more complicated.
When: Now showing
Where: Golden Village

Night Festival, Sing   |   08 Jul 2009 at 08:56 PM

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