The I-S Guide to November
From concerts to art fairs and even a sneaker convention, here's our guide to all the cool events happening this November.
As part of Orchard Road's pedestrianization program, popular sportswear brand Lululemon Athletica will be organizing a massive hip hop yoga block party. Registration will take place at 5:30pm, with classes beginning at 8pm.
The third edition of crowd-favorite Pops of the Top is back with local veteran DJs Ginette Chittick and Jinmart helming the decks. Chittick has opened for prominent bands such as Bloc Party, Kaiser Chiefs and Foster the People, whilst Jinmart (of Zouk Poptart fame) has played alongside indie outfits like Bombay Bicycle Club.
Don't be fooled by its risqué name—this outdoor festival, which is organized by 22 Experience, will feature exciting games like archery tag, dodgeball, paintball, human foosball and more. Local acts like The Sam Willows and Jack and Rai will also be taking to the stage for a concert.
Arguably one of rock music's most influential guitarists, Joe Satriani will be heading to Singapore for a one-night only concert. Known for his technical virtuoso, Satriani begin his career teaching some of the top rock guitar players such as Steve Vai and Metallica's Kirk Hammet.
Shakespeare fans will not want to miss the original production of one of the Bard's most famous plays, directed by Dominic Dromgoole (artistic director at the Globe). The production will also feature Renaissance costumes and staging.
This exhibition showcases numerous original pieces from Leonardo Da Vinci's personal collection. Expect to see 26 pages from the Codex Atlanticus, a notebook with important drawings and writings throughout the artist's life, as well as interactive exhibits allowing an in-depth look into Da Vinci's artistic and scientific pursuits.
Best known for his stand up shows and appearances on television series' like QI and ABCTV’s award winning hit Black Books, expect to be entertained by Bailey's razor-sharp wit and hilarious travel tales.
Popular recording artist Jason Mraz returns to Singapore to promote his latest album "Yes!", produced in collaboration with rock folk-band Raining Jane. The two-time Grammy winner gained international recognition with his classic single "I'm Yours", and has since earned multi-platinum certifications in numerous countries.
Watch Samuel Beckett's absurdist masterpiece in this international production from Dublin. In the play, two characters named Vladimir and Estragon wait endlessly and in vain for someone called Godot.
Everyone's favorite art fair returns. Aside from the usual artworks priced below $10,000, visitors can look forward to more hands-on activities such as live art demonstrations, artist talks and multi-disciplinary workshops in sculpture-making, watercoloring and photography.
Written by rising playwright Joel Tan, this production centers around the life of a former principal and the relationships valuable to her, exploring the fragility and complexity of love and all the costs attached to it.
This premier sneaker and street wear convention will take place across all three venues of Zouk, featuring over 45 partners and brands including Tell Your Children and FleshIMP, along with well-known labels like Nike and Adidas.
The first edition of the Singapore Art Fair will feature artworks from the ME.NA.SA (Middle East, North Africa, Asia and Southeast Asia) region. Visitors can expect art from around 100 galleries and solo shows from at least 20 individual artists.
One of electronic music's most influential producers, Gareth Emery, is playing at Zouk. He released his debut album "Northern Lights" to critical acclaim, and hit number one on the US iTunes dance chart shortly after. Expect hits like "Concrete Angel", which racked up one million YouTube plays within the first three weeks online.
The fourth edition of this French film festival features a special tribute to actress Juliette Binoche. The series opens with comedy Serial (Bad) Weddings, with screenings held at the Alliance Française de Singapour, Shaw Lido and The Cathay Cineplex.
Rock band Hoobastank returns to Singapore this November for a one-night only concert. The band will be touring in support of their latest album “Fight or Flight”. Previous hits include rock anthem “The Reason”, “Crawling in the Dark” and “Remember Me”.
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