Five good things to do in Singapore this weekend.
For 26 to 28 June: light art, live music, improvised ballet, Louvre treasures and a coffee tasting flight.
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i Light Singapore
Fourteen installations by 17 artists spread across Marina Bay and Raffles Place. More than ten of the artists come from Singapore and elsewhere in Asia; the festival closes Sunday.
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Through the Melodies of the Sea
Singapore Rojak retraces He Xiangning's 1929 Southeast Asian journey through The Butterfly Lovers, Rasa Sayang and a new commission, Longing For You. Two free performances run on Saturday.
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Ballet 101: The Choreography Game
Audience members draw ballet steps and positions; five dancers and a choreographer assemble them into a new phrase with live piano. Each 30-minute show produces a different sequence.
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Crosscurrents
One hundred Mughal, Safavid and Ottoman works from the Louvre meet Southeast Asian objects from ACM. Court paintings, metalwork and textiles trace the empires' shared trade routes and visual language.
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Pinhole Coffee Bar
The $7 Hello, Good Morning flight serves one coffee three ways: espresso, a four-ounce white and cold-brew tea as a palate cleanser. It is a compact introduction to the Purvis Street bar.
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