Featured Events in Singapore in January, 2024 (May Updated)

Ben Dhanio, the highly acclaimed comedian, is coming to The Lemon Stand Comedy Club in Singapore on Saturday, January 27th. This electrifying arts event is not to be missed by comedy enthusiasts. Located at 12 Queen Street, 01-02, Singapore, The Lemon Stand provides the perfect intimate setting for an evening filled with laughter. The show will commence at 8:00 PM sharp, so make sure to arrive on time to secure your seat. Tickets for this side-splitting performance are priced at an affordable $42.99, offering exceptional value for an unforgettable evening. Ben Dhanio's unique comedic style, infused with wit and charm, will leave you rolling in the aisles. Join fellow comedy connoisseurs as they revel in a night of uproarious entertainment. Mark your calendars for Saturday, January 27th and get ready to be entertained like never before at The Lemon Stand Comedy Club. This exclusive event promises to be a highlight of Singapore's cultural calendar, making it a must-attend occasion for all comedy aficionados. Don't miss out on the opportunity to witness Ben Dhanio's comedic genius live on stage. Secure your tickets now and prepare yourself for an evening of side-splitting hilarity.

First prize winner of the 2018 ARD Music Competition in Germany, Aoi Trio is the most celebrated piano trio from Japan. They open the SCMF 2024 Concert Series with a programme spanning the globe, from the earliest days of the piano trio as a chamber combination, to a contemporary trio by Toshio Hosokawa, that explores the world of shamanism, and closing with the most important works of the piano trio canon, Dvorak's Piano Trio No. 3, op.65. ProgrammeMozart | Piano Trio No.1, K.254 Toshio Hosokawa | Trio (2013) Dvořák | Piano Trio No.3, Op. 65 FeaturingAoi Trio Kyoko Ogawa (violin) Yu Ito (cello) Kosuke Akimoto (piano) Concert DetailsFestival Concert I: Aoi TrioDate: 27 Jan 2024Time: 7:30PMVenue: Yong Siew Toh Concert HallAddress: 3 Conservatory Drive, Singapore 117376

First prize winner of the 2018 ARD Music Competition in Germany, Aoi Trio is the most celebrated piano trio from Japan. They open the SCMF 2024 Concert Series with a programme spanning the globe, from the earliest days of the piano trio as a chamber combination, to a contemporary trio by Toshio Hosokawa, that explores the world of shamanism, and closing with the most important works of the piano trio canon, Dvorak's Piano Trio No. 3, op.65. ProgrammeMozart | Piano Trio No.1, K.254 Toshio Hosokawa | Trio (2013) Dvořák | Piano Trio No.3, Op. 65 FeaturingAoi Trio Kyoko Ogawa (violin) Yu Ito (cello) Kosuke Akimoto (piano) Concert DetailsFestival Concert I: Aoi TrioDate: 27 Jan 2024Time: 7:30PMVenue: Yong Siew Toh Concert HallAddress: 3 Conservatory Drive, Singapore 117376

MOB-17: THE PINNACLE, represents our 17 years of handbell: development, innovations and creative work in Singapore and internationally, establishing a Distinctly MOB & unique Singaporean-style of making handbell music. Our work is greatly influenced by the communal factors of inclusiveness, community outreach, creating public awareness of our art-form, and the constant demands of artistic excellence. This concert challenges our team to ringing handbell music at levels 4+ and 5, out of 6 levels of difficulty. MOB-17 will be led by our Principal Conductor/Founder, DAMIEN LIM, alongside our MOB Young Associate Conductor, TAN SHIN LU, & one of America's most prominent handbell figures & Music Director of the Raleigh Ringers, DAVID HARRIS. In addition to the 30+ Handbell ringers, the show includes 4 local performers, who are Vocalists, Yamaha Electonist, Percussionists and Drummers, and prominent inclusive-arts story-teller, Mr R. CHANDRAN, as well as 4 Foreign Ringers. Targetted at returning audiences, general arts goers, handbell music followers and students, families of persons with special needs and disabilities, and especially new audiences, the MOB-17 is a high-level + high-energy musical evening, showcasing our musical artistry through handbells in fusion with multimedia and storytelling, featuring originals and arranged handbell music & works from the 1950s-1980s, Big Screens, Disney, Studio Ghibli, Musical Theatre & Contemporary Repertoires ... Etc. The MOB shows comes with our signature pre-show hands-on & immersive experience led by our conductor and/or story-teller, where audiences will get to ring bells and chimes during Community Ringing Circles, play on percussions, as well as drawing, storytelling and pre-show performances, in addition to publicity boards displaying the: "working the arts with persons with autism and disabilities" for public awareness , as part of the MOB's mission work in inclusiveness and creating public awareness on inclusive-arts.

Prepare to experience an invigorating Sunday afternoon with Jinny at a remarkable in-person event. Taking place on 28 Jan 2024 from 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM, this lively gathering offers an opportunity to delve into the world of yoga stretching and twisting. Led by Jinny, a seasoned expert in the field, participants are guaranteed a serene and transformative experience. Located at the esteemed 52 Jln Benaan Kapal in Singapore, this event promises to be a memorable occasion for all attendees. As you immerse yourself in the peaceful ambiance and engage in various yoga techniques, you'll find yourself rejuvenated and revitalized. Join us on this remarkable journey of self-discovery and physical well-being. Mark your calendars for 28 Jan 2024 and seize the chance to enhance your mind-body connection with Jinny. This event is a must for anyone seeking a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of daily life. Don't miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to stretch and twist your way to inner harmony at Sunday Yoga Stretch and Twist with Jinny.

Fitness Aesthetic 2024, the highly anticipated physique competition event, is set to take place on Sunday, 28 January 2024. This prestigious event, held at the esteemed Civil Service Club @ Tessensohn in Singapore, promises to showcase the epitome of physical fitness and aesthetic beauty. With its serene location at 60 Tessensohn Road, Singapore, 217664, participants and spectators alike will be treated to a stunning backdrop that perfectly complements the theme of the competition. Fitness Aesthetic 2024 offers a platform for fitness enthusiasts to witness the epitome of human physique, as contestants compete against one another to showcase their dedication, discipline, and hard work in attaining their ideal body. This event is a reflection of the fitness industry's commitment to promoting health and wellness. The competition boasts an impressive lineup of athletes, each exemplifying the pinnacle of physical excellence. Prepare to be inspired and motivated as you witness these extraordinary individuals push the boundaries of human potential. Mark your calendars for this unforgettable event on 28 January 2024. Tickets are available for purchase at the affordable price range of $26 to $32.52. Join us at Fitness Aesthetic 2024 and witness the power, grace, and sheer determination of these incredible athletes. Experience a celebration of fitness and aesthetic beauty like never before.

Learn the essential techniques for shooting a video in this beginner-level videography workshop. This program is exclusively available to National Library Board members in Singapore. Before registering, make sure you have your myLibrary username ready. If you don't have one, you can create it on the National Library Board website. In this 2-part series, titled "Get Started In: Video Production," you will gain insight into the planning, shooting, and production processes involved in creating a simple video. The series includes workshops on Creating Footage and Editing Footage. While it is highly recommended to attend both workshops, you can still join even if you can only attend one session. During these interactive workshops, beginners will learn about the workflow of video editing, selecting clips, transitions and editing cuts, video filters, choosing background music, and audio editing. The sessions are hands-on, allowing you to edit a video by the end of the workshop. To participate, please bring a laptop (preferred) or smartphone with CapCut software installed and ensure that your device is fully charged. Benjamin, an experienced freelance photographer and videographer, will be the instructor for these workshops. He has a passion for both visual arts and mental health, and believes in the therapeutic benefits of photography. Benjamin has curated a photography exhibition for the Singapore International Photography Festival 2022, focusing on local photographers' perspectives on mental health. These workshops are part of PRESSPLAY, the National Library Board's biennial arts festival. PRESSPLAY aims to make youth arts more accessible to the public and celebrate the impact of the arts on young people's lives. It offers various arts programs for young people throughout Singapore's public libraries. Don't miss this opportunity to enhance your video production skills and be part of the vibrant arts scene. For more details on PRESSPLAY 2024 and the full list of programs, please refer to the provided links. PRESSPLAY is organized by artseen, an NLB initiative supported by the National Arts Council. For festival inquiries, please contact arts@nlb.gov.sg. Note that the event "[PRESSPLAY] Editing Footage | Get Started In: Video Production" will take place at the Central Public Library in Singapore. The library, located at 100 Victoria Street, National Library Board, Singapore, 188064, will open on January 12, 2024. Unfortunately, tickets for this event are already sold out.

Newly-appointed piano faculty member Ning An fronts this concert in a programme of Romantic solo and chamber works, collaborating with Albert Tiu in Rachmaninoff's Suite for Two Pianos, and reuniting with old friends and current YST Conservatory Faculty colleagues Qian Zhou (violin), Qin Liwei (cello) and Zhang Manchin (Viola). ProgrammeSolo works Rachmaninoff | Suite for 2 pianos, Op. 17 Schumann | Piano Quartet in E-flat Major Op. 47 FeaturingNing An (piano) Qian Zhou (violin) Zhang Manchin (viola) Qin Li-Wei (cello)

Continuing along the festival's theme of Connect, Share, and Celebrate, this concert brings together all featured artists playing in different combinations to present an exciting programme of works from Mozart to Tchaikovsky. Old friendships are renewed and new friendships forged as the artists connect with each other during rehearsals, sharing their ideas and working out how to incorporate these into the music. Experience the classical proportions of Mozart's lively oboe quartet and the drama of Shostakovich's piano quintet. ProgrammeMozart | Oboe Quartet in F major, K.370 Shostakovich | Piano Quintet in G Minor, Op. 57 Mendelssohn | String Quartet Op.44 No.2, 2nd Mvt Scherzo Tchaikovsky | String Sextet in D Minor "Souvenir de Florence", Op. 70 FeaturingJoost Flach (Oboe) Yang Shuxiang (Violin) Jonathan Ong (Violin) Jeremy Chiew (Viola) Leslie Tan (Cello) Concordia Quartet Edward Tan (Violin/Viola) Kim Kyu Ri (Violin) Martin Peh (Viola) Lin Juan (Cello) Aoi Trio Kyoko Ogawa (violin) Yu Ito (cello) Kosuke Akimoto (piano)

Continuing along the festival's theme of Connect, Share, and Celebrate, this concert brings together all featured artists playing in different combinations to present an exciting programme of works from Mozart to Tchaikovsky. Old friendships are renewed and new friendships forged as the artists connect with each other during rehearsals, sharing their ideas and working out how to incorporate these into the music. Experience the classical proportions of Mozart's lively oboe quartet and the drama of Shostakovich's piano quintet. ProgrammeMozart | Oboe Quartet in F major, K.370 Shostakovich | Piano Quintet in G Minor, Op. 57 Mendelssohn | String Quartet Op.44 No.2, 2nd Mvt Scherzo Tchaikovsky | String Sextet in D Minor "Souvenir de Florence", Op. 70 FeaturingJoost Flach (Oboe) Yang Shuxiang (Violin) Jonathan Ong (Violin) Jeremy Chiew (Viola) Leslie Tan (Cello) Concordia Quartet Edward Tan (Violin/Viola) Kim Kyu Ri (Violin) Martin Peh (Viola) Lin Juan (Cello) Aoi Trio Kyoko Ogawa (violin) Yu Ito (cello) Kosuke Akimoto (piano)