Calendar Updates:
What’s on in the coming months
SHOPPING & SPORTS 2020 SMBC Singapore Open (16-19 JAN)
England’s Justin Rose, Henrik Stenson from Sweden and American Matt Kuchar – gold, silver and bronze medallists respectively at the Rio 2016 Olympics – will be among the big names competing in the US$1 million Singapore Open in January 2020. Serapong Course, Sentosa Golf Club. smbcsingaporeopen.com
HotLotz Interiors and Antiques Auction (30 JAN)
The auction will feature furniture, eclectic pieces and stunning home décor. View lots at the saleroom on Thursdays (until 8pm); the bidding closes online at 8pm on 30 January. Register online to see the auction catalogue. hotlotz.com
DANCE, THEATRE & CONCERTS
Lewis Capaldi (11 JAN)
The Scottish singer will be performing his first Singapore show this January. Aside from being well known for his funny take on social media, Lewis has toured with big names such as Sam Smith, Niall Horan and more. Capitol Theatre. Tickets from Apactix.
Kebaya Homies (15-19 JAN)
This production by The Necessary Stage explores the traditional kebaya garment through some time-travel cabaret. Hear stories and the history of this culturally significant clothing. Esplanade Annexe Theatre. Tickets from Sistic.
Bon Iver (17 JAN)
Indie folk band Bon Iver will be in town for a new live performance showcasing tracks from their fourth album released last year. The American group was founded in 2006 by singer-songwriter Justin Vernon. The Star Theatre. Tickets from Sistic.
As I Lay Dying (18 JAN)
Californian heavy metal band As I Lay Dying will make a stop in Singapore as part of its Asian tour. The outfit released its seventh studio album Shaped by Fire in 2019. The Pavilion @ Far East Square. Tickets from Eventbrite.
Ludovico Einaudi (28 JAN)
Italian pianist and composer Ludovico Einaudi will be making his Singapore debut this January. The contemporary classical icon is known for his beautiful film scores, best-selling solo albums and stunning live performances. Esplanade Concert Hall. espalande.com/mosaic
ARTS & CULTURE
IN Exhibition 2019 (UNTIL 10 JAN)
Enjoy the works of students from 16 international schools in Singapore. By displaying their artwork in a professional setting, students are encouraged to continue to pursue their passion for art. Australian High Commission
The Lives of Women (UNTIL 19 JAN)
This exhibition is the second of a three-part series showcasing facts and figures that reveal the progress – or lack of it! – made by women in education, work, public life and society in Singapore. These facts will be illustrated by referring to some of the 160 women in Singapore Women’s Hall of Fame (SWHF). National Museum of Singapore, The Concourse
Disturbing Narratives (UNTIL 8 FEB)
Featuring over 30 artists from around the world, this exhibition showcases a variety of works, from paintings, drawings and photography to videos, sculptures and installations, all of them exploring emotions of fear, uncertainty and irrationality. The Parkview Museum
Light To Night Festival (10-19 JAN)
With the theme “Invisible Cities”, this year’s edition of Light To Night will have a great lineup of activities and programmes, including the inaugural TEDxSingapore Salon that examines why art matters. Civic District. lighttonight.sg
Justice for All (13-30 JAN)
This exhibition by renowned British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare features a monumental sculptural artwork that references Lady Justice, the century-old sculpture that stands on the dome of London’s Criminal
Court (“The Old Bailey”).
The Arts House (The Old Parliament House)