This weekend, Neon Lights return to Singapore with an impressive line-up of performers, so music lovers sure wouldn't want to miss it!
Alternatively, check out the other events in store, including Leica and Polaroid exhibitions.
Singapore’s premier outdoor music and arts festival, Neon Lights, returns to Fort Gate, Fort Canning Park from 9 to 11 November 2018.
Expanding to a three-day event, this year’s Neon Lights includes a stellar line-up of international and local music acts while an eclectic array of arts programmes and activities will be available for all ages.
When: November 10-11
Where: Fort Canning Park
Entry: SGD 120-280
A busker in the most expensive city in the world, Ringo defies societal expectations and lives life on his own terms. Appreciated by few and ignored by many, he continues to strum tunes from his battered guitar; reveling in the very act of performing. While he realises the hardship of the life he has chosen, he continues to do his job respectfully, leaving his worries and unpleasant memories behind.
When: November 9
Where: Esplanade Concourse
Entry: Free
With activities and photography workshops for everyone, the Leica Playground brings a new and engaging experience to explore Leica lenses, presenting different lifestyle content for a fun-filled weekend.
Leica ambassadors will also be offering tips and tricks to capture the perfect shot.
When: November 10
Where: Wheeler's Yard
Entry: Free
4. In an Instant: Polaroid at the Intersection of Art and Technology
Polaroid’s unique qualities inspired artists and photographers, while capturing the imagination of everyone else. In allowing people to capture a shared moment and to memorialise it in an instant, Polaroid was arguably perceived as the social network of its time.
Through a wide range of Polaroid artworks and artefacts, this exhibition offers insight into the story of Polaroid photography, while exploring the impact of instant photography and this social phenomenon of instantaneity on us today.
When: November 10 to March 31
Where: National Museum
Entry: SGD 18
This is Borneo Motors’ inaugural run event to celebrate the opening of their new Inchcape Centre.
The Toyota Spiral Run is the first slope run in Singapore, measuring 1.1km on foot (equivalent to 22-storey HDB). Although 1.1km may seem easy, the real challenge kicks in from the gradient as you make your way to the top.
When: November 11
Where: Inchcape Centre
Entry: SGD 17
