Things to do in Singapore this weekend: 17 To 19 June

After a two year hiatus, W Hotel Sentosa Cove is bringing back its highly raved Summer Dream bash on the June 18. This year the hotel has partnered with Zouk Singapore, Campari Group, Moët Hennessy Diageo, Stranger & Sons, Asia Pacific Breweries Singapore and CRU to bring you a fun-filled day with loads of activities for you to indulge in.

Helming the decks at the party are Zouk resident DJs Nash D and Che’Molly, playing some of your favourite hits as you party into the night.

During the event, you can expect other activities as well such as wellness classes led by professional instructors from CRU where you can participate in a 35-minute heart-pumping workout session where HIIT meets Boxing led by Elijah from CRU, or switch it up with a sunset Ecstatic Dance led by Linda Hao aka Jungirl from Omm Home.

For those who prefer something that’s a little more laidback, be sure to stay on for the Deep Stretch Soundbath with CRU Instructors Bebe and Mandalyn.

Summer Dream Pool Party is located at W Singapore, 21 Ocean Way, 098374

Calling all gin lovers. Embark on a trip around the world over at the latest Gin Odyssey pop-up located at The NCO Club. For only $29, you can expect to try out different gin cocktails made with speciality gin from brands such as Beefeater London Dry Gin, Malfy Gin from Italy, KI NO BI Kyoto Dry Gin and Monkey 47 Schwarzwald Dry Gin. As part of the sensorial experience, you will enter four different rooms inspired by different cities around the world like London, Kyoto and more. Adding a splash of fun, guests can also expect to play some quizzes and games to stand a chance to win prizes.

A Gin Odyssey Pop-Up is located at The NCO Club, 32 Beach Road.

In celebration of International Yoga Day on 21 June, Decathlon Singapore has teamed up with COMO Shambhala this weekend, to dish out specially curated wellness programmes to raise awareness of the benefits of yoga. The classes will be held at selected Decathlon outlets including the ones at Joo Koon (18 June), Centrepoint (18 June), Bedok (18 June), and Northshore (19 June). There will be complimentary multi-level yoga classes as well as a mass sunset yoga class led by certified instructors from Freedom Yoga, FlywithFitness and COMO Shambhala.

For yoga enthusiasts, you will be glad to know that Decathlon Singapore will be hosting a mass yoga practice on 21 June 2022, featuring an in-store sunset yoga class held in Decathlon SG Lab in partnership with COMO Shambhala, led by renowned Fitness and Yoga Instructor Roxanne Gan.

If you’re looking to stock up on your workout gears, be sure to check Decathlon’s latest range of yoga essentials from stylish tops to lightweight and comfortable bottoms for both men and women.

The yoga classes will be held at selected Decathlon outlets (Joo Koon, Centrepoint, Bedok, Northshore and SG Lab) in Singapore.

Happening from 6 June to 4 July, Penfolds will be hosting unique wine tasting sessions over at its pop-up located at Great World and T Galleria by DFS. Priced at $38, the wine tasting will include some of Penfolds signature wines like the Iconic BIN 389, BIN 8, and Max’s.

Aside from indulging in some wines, you’ll also get to learn more about the limited edition Venture Beyond thematic gift boxes that are inspired by space, planets, and galaxies that signify Penfolds ongoing thirst to venture beyond. Great for gifting, especially for Father’s Day, you can purchase these wine bottles over at the pop-up that will be at Great World from now till 4 July 2022.

Redeem a customised luggage tag engraving when you spend $80 in a single receipt, and a for every $150 spent, you can redeem a free wine flight tasting at the pop-up or at Bottles & Bottles.

Penfolds: Terminal 1884 Pop-Up is located at Great World, Level 1, 1 Kim Seng Promenade, Singapore 237994

Haven’t reserved a table for lunch or dinner this Father’s Day. Then it’s about time you should. Whether you’re looking to treat him to a luxurious spread or even bring him on a wine tour to indulge in some of his favourite vinos, look over to our list of restaurants to treat your dad to this weekend.

Read: 14 Delicious Feasts To Treat Your Dad To This Father’s Day

You won’t be short of unique activities this Saturday. On 18 June, local lifestyle concierge Native will be organising an all-white boat party that will sail off into the sunset at 6.15pm. Onboard the boat, you can expect to party on the high seas with a DJ spinning on deck with booze, pizza and wings. More importantly, it’s important that you go according to the dress code, so be sure to come dressed in your best white outfit.

The All White Boat Party will sail from Marina Coastal Drive, Marina South Pier, Singapore

For those who prefer to get creative, Native has also organised a one-of-a-kind Neon Spin Art Party where you get the chance to create your own trippy glow-in-the-dark masterpiece with UV paints using custom-made spin art machines, unpredictable swinging trapezes, colourful pendulums.

An ideal activity for couples or even with your group of friends, you can also help yourself to the craft beers that will be provided during the two-hour event, so you can sit back, relax and enjoy your Saturday night while making your own piece of art.

Neon Spin Art Party is located at Spin Paint House, 61 Kaki Bukit Place, Printaid Building #04-00, 416233

Following Singapore Art Museum (SAM) at Tanjong Pagar Distripark’s official opening in January this year, SAM’s new venue will be home to a suite of exhibitions that appeal to audiences of all ages and interests from May through September, kicking off with the opening of Superfluous Things: Paper followed by the third and final presentation of the multi-sited exhibition titled Lonely Vectors. SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark will also be home to Epigram Coffee Bookshop, operated by independent local publisher Epigram Bookshop.

Kicking off the new wave of exhibitions from 28 May to 14 August is Superfluous Things: Paper, which explores the role of paper in today’s world as a carrier of ideas. Five vibrant works presented by nine contemporary artists, including Cheryl Teo, Nabilah Said, Jumaadi, Li Hongbo, PHUNK and Keiichi Tanaami, transforms paper into objects of visual feast and emotional resonance, with 80% of the material used in the exhibition being paper-based. Aimed at the young and the young-at-heart, The Engine Room will see an extension of the exhibition, featuring interactive activities to spark imagination and curiosity.

From 3 June, the global economy comes into focus with the third presentation of Lonely Vectors, an exhibition that draws attention to the flow of bodies and labour that characterises our world. Taking its cue from the location of SAM’s space at a historic port, the exhibition looks at the different ways we connect to the world through an examination of the global economy and its circulation of goods and commodities, as well as other terrestrial flows such as the bodies and histories that have been set adrift by a world in motion. Artworks by the likes of Ho Tzu Nyen, P7:1SMA, Ho Rui An and more explore the themes of Choreographies of Labour, More-than-Human Ecologies, and Heatmaps and Hotzones.

Singapore Art Museum at Tanjong Pagar Distripark is at 39 Keppel Rd, #01-02, Singapore 089065

This June, get ready to be transported back in time with National Museum of Singapore’s Off/On: Everyday Technology that Changed Our Lives, 1970s-2000s showcase that brings back technology from our nostalgic past. From typewriters to payphones and cassette players, the immersive showcase will explore how everyday technological tools changed and shaped the lives of Singaporeans from the 1970s to 2000s through a series of uniquely themed installations that are inspired by common spaces from that period of time – including a hair salon, coffeeshop and office space set in the 1970s to 1990s.

National Museum of Singapore is at 93 Stamford Rd, Singapore 178897

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