Our little red dot is not just a rojak of different cultures, but also different kinds of places. We’ve got high-rise apartments and towering buildings, colonial buildings and green lungs if you ever need to escape noisy city life for a short while to recharge. Since we have to follow safety measures and keep our distance from others during this time, we’ve rounded up a list of quieter parks where you can hide away from the crowd! 1. Green Corridor Location: Near Old Bukit Timah Railway Station With lush vegetation growing on either side of its, Green Corridor is an aptly named place. Although it’s still a work in progress, you can take a stroll along its trail for a...
As we progress further into Phase 2 of post-Circuit Breaker, we should continue to adhere to safety precautions such as wearing masks, maintaining a safe distance from others and keeping our hands clean. And while we should try to stay at home as much as possible (especially when we’re sick), with so many places in Singapore reopening, from libraries and museums to attractions, it is understandable if you want to go out with your family. Source: Aloysius Chow/Straits Times We’ve compiled a list of free tools that will help you to check the crowd status of different places across Singapore that you may wish to visit. That way, you’ll still be able to enjoy your day out while keeping away...
Under the Gardening with Edibles initiative launched by the National Parks Board (NParks), interested households will be able to receive free packets of seeds to grow their own vegetables at home. Interested households may collect free seed packets from NParks as part of the Gardening with Edibles initiative aligned with Singapore's national strategy to stregthen our food resilience. Seed Types You sign-up to receive 2 species of vegetables and began your family's gardening journey! Seed packets contains one type of leafy vegetables and one type of fruited vegetables with instructions in four languages. Seed types include Leafy chinese cabbage kang kong xiao bai cai kailan Fruited cucumber brinjal tomato lady's finger You can't choose the seed types as it will be...
From kids’ activities and online classes to virtual tours and festivals, June is just as happening as ever! You don’t have to fill every hour of your day with something to do but finding something to keep the boredom at bay every day can be challenging when you have nothing planned. Thankfully, even with the school holidays shifted to May and circuit breaker measures still in place, June has much to offer. We’ve compiled a list of kid-friendly activities and things you can do to keep your little ones and yourselves entertained and engaged at home, from online ballet classes to virtual tours of museum exhibits! Keep us bookmarked as we will continue updating this page! 1. Singapore Heritage Festival...
With Mother’s Day right upon us and Circuit Breaker measures in place, getting a cake to celebrate the great women in your life might be a little hard. But then, what’s a celebration without cake? That’s why we’ve scoured deep to bring you these 5 places that are still offering home delivery for cakes this Mother’s Day! 1. LeVeL33 Source: LeVeL33 Operating hours: Mon – Sun | 12 pm – 8 pm Price Range: $12 - $58 Delivery: Free for orders $80 and above (within 500m radius: Free | beyond 500m radius: $15) In addition to meals, groceries, and meal-kits, you can also get your cakes and desserts delivered from LeVeL33, an urban microbrewery located in the penthouse of the...
