Here’s wishing Christians from all over the world a Blessed X’mas!
May peace be with you and your loved ones Always.
In the photo is one of many charming cottages we admired in our tour of the Cotswolds in the UK this winter.
25 Sunday Dec 2022
Here’s wishing Christians from all over the world a Blessed X’mas!
May peace be with you and your loved ones Always.
In the photo is one of many charming cottages we admired in our tour of the Cotswolds in the UK this winter.
13 Friday Oct 2017
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With Halloween drawing near, Bugis Junction & Bugis+ are daring shoppers to face their fears with an immersive virtual reality (VR) gaming experience.
This is the first time a mall in Singapore is hosting a VR experience of this scale.
Three thrilling games are available for shoppers to test their courage: Time Zombies, Walk the Plank and Arizona Sunshine Zombie.
The Time Zombies competition uses the latest Arctic Fox wireless technology, which allows a fully immersive gaming experience without the the burden of cumbersome cables or backpack computers that hinder physical movement.
The VR gaming showcase at Bugis Junction and Bugis+ this Halloween will mark Arctic Fox’s debut in Southeast Asia, to the delight of VR gaming enthusiasts in the region.
More details from the press release below.
18 Tuesday Jul 2017
The “Riding for the Disabled Association” (RDA) of Singapore is holding their annual Open House this Sunday. The fund-raising drive will have games & food stalls, pony rides for children as well as activities stations such as handicraft & horseshoe decorating and more. Details below.
Help someone with disabilities and have some fun with your families at the same time.
RDA is a registered charity which conducts all of its equine-assisted therapy sessions free of charge for children and adults with physical and/or cognitive disabilities.
Disabilities include cerebral palsy, Down’s Syndrome and Autistic Spectrum Disorder.
At the open house, children pony rides will be conducted between 10-11am and 1:30-3pm.
The money raised through its various fundraisers throughout the year, including this Open House Carnival, goes into the cost of maintaining RDA facilities, running the therapy program and the upkeep of their therapy horses.
25 Sunday Dec 2016
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Taipei2016Dec: May the New Year bring you to new places for fresh experiences and sweet memories!
Photo: Reindeer wire sculptures in Taipei Zoo.
Taken with Canon EOS 5DsR with Canon EF 70-300mm F/4-5.6 IS USM lens.
25 Friday Nov 2016
Held this year from 25 to 27 November, the region’s largest and most followed Japanese popular culture and anime festival boasts more than 130 exhibitors, a line-up of popular artistes, and an exciting programme. Prices below.
The annual Anime Festival Asia (AFASG2016) kicked off its three-day experiential showcase today in Singapore.
Attendees and aspiring cosplay enthusiasts can also look forward to meeting celebrity cosplayers from the region this year.
Some new highlights include the inaugural ANiBEATS, a 1-night only after party on 27 November, featuring DJs who blend EDM (electronic dance music) with anisongs (anime songs).
You can find immersive experiences at various experience zones, including a Sword Art Online centric exhibition booth that showcases artwork and animation cuts of all seasons of this beloved series.
The festival consists of three main components:
Tickets for AFASG2016 start from S$13 per day for Exhibition-only access.
For Exhibition+Main stage access, tickets cost $23 per day, and for access to all three components tickets go for $88 per day.
Limited tickets can be purchased on-site.
Original merchandise direct from Japan, including merchandise exclusive to the festival, will be available for shoppers.
31 Monday Oct 2016
30 Sunday Oct 2016
If you’re in Singapore this December, check out the annual yuletide fair (2 December, 2016 – 1 January 2017) that transforms Gardens by the Bay into a festive playground, open daily from 3.30pm to 11pm. Prices below.
This is the third year for the Christmas Wonderland in Singapore, and the first time entrance is being charged (see sidebar).
Tickets are already on sale online at:
Entry is complimentary for up to 3 children under 0.9m for each paying adult.
Separate tokens must be purchased onsite for the carnival rides and game stalls.
Visitors must purchase their tickets online prior to visiting the event, as tickets will not be available for sale on-site.
Additional charges for some attractions within the event grounds as well as to the conservatories apply.
Selected capacity-controlled attractions will be available for pre-bookings online.
The Christmas extravaganza is almost twice the size of last year’s – with an additional 57,000 square metres of event ground – offering new experiences such as the Magical Forest a Hi-5 Fantastic House, and more carnival attractions.
Visitors to the fair can embark on a festive journey and marvel at the Italian luminarie – Sculptures of Light illuminating the fairground, which has been expanded to 57,000sqm, almost twice the size of last year’s fair.
New experiences await visitors of all ages, from wintry fun at the Ice Palace, to the local debut of the Hi-5 Funtastic House and a magical forest of Christmas trees.
Visitors can also look forward to a bigger festive shopping and dining experience, more carnival games and curated festive performances.
Parking at Gardens by the Bay is limited so visitors are encouraged to take public transport to the event.
More details about the Christmas Wonderland and its attractions in the press release below.