Five good things to do in Singapore this weekend.
For 21 to 23 August: a coffee birthday, dance with the SSO, overlooked histories, Akai Chew and a festival about care.
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Alchemist's 10th Anniversary Gratitude Party
Alchemist marks ten years with coffee, cocktails and music at its Robinson Road flagship. The Friday-night party is free with an RSVP and runs until 10pm.
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Agápe: The Human Connection
Apsaras Arts marks its golden jubilee with a work about connection across family, nature and digital life. Classical Indian dance shares the stage with the full Singapore Symphony Orchestra.
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Art Remembers
Twenty artworks use archives, testimony and personal records to recover overlooked or difficult Southeast Asian histories. Singaporeans and permanent residents enter free, including the Gallery's permanent collection.
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Fragment of a Story
Akai Chew lifts the gallery floor toward Fort Canning and threads the installation through episodes from the Malay Annals. Friday's opening keeps the Armenian Street space open until 9pm.
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CITRUS Fest: Kacang Puteh, Care-Oke?
Twenty programmes examine care and burnout through workshops, karaoke, shared meals and a coffee-shop installation. Most activities are free, although several sessions require advance registration.
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