If you're hankering for things to do to tide you through the week, here are 16 more events to check out.

Mon, Mar 23

• It's not too late to snag tickets to Emilie Simon's concert. The French songstress is known for her covers like Iggy Pop's "I Wanna Be Your Dog." Tickets are available at the door.

Tue, Mar 24

• Flamingo Culture Breakfast hosts a discussion on Singapore's modern Muslims and how brands can attract the growing market.

Wed, Mar 25

• Singapore's version of The Moth storytelling sessions, Telling Stories Live, gathers folks from all walks of life to share stories based on personal experiences. 
• Alternative hip hop duo Rhye stops by Singapore to perform downtempo soul pieces like "Open" and "The Fall".

Thur, Mar 26

• Much-anticipated foodie fest Savour is back. This year there are more masterclasses by local and international chefs, as well as tons of food and drink booths to try. Plus, there's a dedicated cheese room, too.
• Grab cocktails and relive the heydays of the '80s, '90s and noughties at Cufflink Club's Throwback to the Future.
• Group exhibition Modern Fantasy showcases six artists as they reimagine local folklore through illustrations.

Fri, Mar 27

• RAW Moves' latest dance production, Repertory Platform, comprises two performances. One by Singaporean choreographer Ebelle Chong's journey as a stay-at-home mom and the other by Taiwanese choreographer Chang Chien-Hao and his perception of quotidian experiences. 
• Singaporean-born artist Simryn Gill finally opens her first solo exhibition in Singapore. Hugging the Shore presents three photographic series depicting the waning of sea apple trees.
• It's Kyo's second anniversary and they're putting five DJs on the decks. Godwin P, Norman C, Shigeki, Ramesh K and Kenneth F take turns spinning beats at Future Tokyo Programme.

Sat, Mar 28

• For the men, head down to The Good Fellas Charity Market where more than 10 local and international brands will sell their clothes.
• Kyo's double bill of DJ Tapirus and John Heckle marks the return of this Saturday night techno series. Expect deep and powerful sounds, as well as fast-paced mixing on drum machines.
• Take a tour with curator Roger Nelson at new exhibition And That Which Was Always Known, full of photographs, installations and videos.

Sun, Mar 29

• Beer is Food celebrates its first anniversary with a block party involving a barbecue and plenty of craft beer on tap, while DJs Kentaro, Ulysses and Dang spins beats all day long.
• Book yourself a spot at a luxurious Sunday brunch with SuperBrunch: Under Construction at the Ritz-Carlton with a huge buffet spread, including a caviar dispenser.
• Bargain your way to some new threads and trinkets at the Great Singapore Garage Sale with over 25 stalls peddling vintage goods and handicrafts.