A quick digest of the coolest weekend happenings in Singapore.
Friday, Oct 14
Weave your way through more than 20 stalls displaying street fashion, jewellery, design artworks, handmade items and more at Baghdad Street.
Until Oct 16; Fri 6.30pm-11pm, Sat & Sun 3pm-11pm at Baghdad St. Free.
Get ready to giggle at Perfect Nonsense, a laugh-out-loud evening of theatrical absurdity featuring the iconic double act.
Until Oct 16; Fri 7.30pm, Sat 2.30pm, Sun 1pm & 6pm at Capitol Theatre, 11 Stamford Rd. $70-$90.
Revellers, prep yourselves for a weekend of Bavarian beers and bites, German tunes and all around good vibes at this party.
Until Oct 15; 6pm-1am at Tan Queen Lan St. $70-$90.
The Panic Room’s Third Anniversary Party
With DJ Baba spinning the tunes and comedy rock band The Zozi and funk outfit Geylang Afro Rock Band providing the live music, this party’s gonna be anything but dull. Plus, get a 10 percent discount on all grooming items and vinyls in the store, and take part in a lucky draw for a chance to win Uppercut Deluxe products.
8pm-midnight at The Panic Room, 311A Geylang Road Lorong 17. Free.
Three Cheers to One Year at Smoke & Mirrors
Catch a glimpse of five international guest bartenders from award-winning bars around Asia shaking things up behind the counter, as they work with Smoke & Mirrors’ head bartender Yugnes Susela to create exclusive birthday cocktails.
Until Oct 15; 7pm-11pm at Smoke & Mirrors, #06-01 National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Rd. Free.
Saturday, Oct 15
Try mod-Sin recipes like chicken rice onigiri and beef rendang croquettes, shop for fresh produce, watch cooking showcases and get free goodbie bags (only if you’re the first 200 to show up on each day).
Until Oct 16; noon-9pm at Plaza 1 Atrium, VivoCity, 1 Harbourfront Walk. Free.
The frontman of The Smiths takes the stage at Marina Barrage for the first time since his sold-out show in 2012.
8pm at Marina Barrage. Pre-sale $118, at the door $128.
Weekend Roast x World Food Day
Head over to Oxwell & Co for a chillax weekend of roast meats — 20 percent of proceeds from sales will go to Feeding Minds Asia, in conjunction with World Food Day. All funds raised will be donated to the ‘Educate A Girl’ scheme, where $300 can sponsor a female for a year of education in Cambodia, Laos or Vietnam.
Until Oct 16; noon-4pm at Oxwell & Co, 5 Ann Siang Rd.
Turn up for an evening of grindcore by this local band, as they launch their third album, Voices.
5pm-10pm at The Substation, 45 Armenian St. Before 7pm $15, after 7pm $20. Tickets only available at the door.
Sunday, Oct 16
The American rockers return for a night of high octane mayhem at the new St James club.
7pm-10pm at Millian, #01-05 St James Power Station, 3 Sentosa Gateway. $89.
