One Love Asia Festival Singapore 2023

One Love Asia Festival will be held on October 28 and 29 at the Bayfront Event Space, marking the return of the mega music and lifestyle event. The two-day music festival will feature performances by both internationally renowned and emerging artists, including Hebe Tien, Lala Hsu, A-Lin, Karencici, NICKTHEREAL, Power Station, Taiwanese band 831, Crowd Lu, Hins Cheung, and Kelly Yu. Stop by to enjoy performances from your favorite performers and new artists this fall!

Singapore Food Festival

#mysgmemories The Singapore Food Festival is held every year, with the recent 2023 event at Festival Village at Bayfront Event Space. There are a lot of booths selling a wide variety of food choices ranging from heritage local favorites, cafe and coffee, sweets/desserts, and even an air-conditioned Chef Arena tentage with gourmet food and wine/sake to choose from. There are ice cream, potato chips and a cold drink given out for the premium pass holders. There are also some culinary masterclasses and workshops organized during the event. Live performance are also held every evening at the stage area.

Good food, good music and good vibes!

Organised in line with I-light festival, GastroBeats is a nice village located right next to the artworks which feature booths that serves good food, music and fun! There's food stores serving many delicious snacks and drinks from various countries so the choices are extensive. There's are lots of activities to do as well so you won't be bored here. You can part in the various games that delivers the message of sustainability, taking photos at the various photo booths all around the village and enjoying the live performances at the central stage. It's happening now to June 25 so don't wait anymore! Do take note that live performances will be available only from Thursday to Sunday nights. Location: Bay Front Events Space, 12A Bayfront Ave Avg Price: $6-$15 Ambiance: 4/5 #wecreate #singapore #tripblazers

Tiger Trash-Sure

Catch this colourful tiger exhibit “Trash-Sure” and take a photo with MBS in the background. From its name, you can guess that trash has been used to make this tiger art. Its actual location is by going towards the Floral Fantasy area towards The Meadows which is at the SG50 lattice garden. A very good effort to showcase how trash can be used to create art and a timely reminder to conserve our planet and make it environment friendly. Come over here the next time when you are at Gardens by the Bay. You can try turning right instead of the usual left to go towards Flower Dome. #celebratewithtrip #happybirthday #liveyourdreams #takethattrip

Carnvial food 🥩

Singapore does not regularly have street food like in many cities, only during fun fairs or carnivals then we will get to see them. Gastrobeats is one such example, and one of the more expensive one as compare to the neighbourhood ones. 

There were so many food and beverages at gastrobeats I couldn’t even decide what I want. We eventually settled for beef cubes because they were one of my favourite street food overseas. We also bought a durian shake. 

For those who has atas taste bud, you can try creations from local and international master chefs. While I did not try that, there are many people who did.

I also like that there are proper dining areas these days at funfairs. I don’t remember having a lot of these back before the pandemic and I truly appreciate it. #amusementpark

Arty Farty at Gastrobeats

Gastrobeats this year includes a mini area for food panda with free gaming booths. I didn’t queue for the games but many of them did as they were free food vouchers and panda figurines for giveaway. 

I really like the chalk art on the floor, it’s so artsy and so me. I wonder who drew them.

There are also UFO catching machines, and let me tell you in Singapore it is rare to see fun fair UFO catching machines that actually offers toys that looks REAL and authentic. I did not play them as I already have a lot of toys at home.

The jumptopia booths also had nightsticks and balloons which were rather affordable. So parents you can buy those instead of spending money on the UFO machines. #amusementpark

ice magic with fury friend

Four paws at ice magic address: Marina Bay Sands Bayfront Event Space (beside Marina Bay Sands) 12A Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018970 Ice magic is a Pop up winter Playground for families and friends to experience the cold weather. There were multiple play zone around the area. One of the sections had artificial snow raining down. We brought our fury friend to join in the fun. Registration was fast, there was no queue when we arrive. lockers were available for rent at 4 dollars. We also rent their boots at no extra cost. Photo booth was placed at the area at 10 dollars for 1 photo and 12 for 2. We didn't manage to try their food as they close early. There was rosti , creamy fried rice, burgers and more. #freehotelstay

Ice Magic Winter Wonderland in Singapore!

Perfect for people to feel the Chill Vibes and Frosty Wonders for those who’s never been to cold countries before. ❄️ Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of "Ice Magic Winter Wonderland" right here in Singapore! This winter-themed spectacle offers a magical escape with its stunning ice sculptures, snow-filled landscapes, and thrilling attractions. From ice-carved masterpieces to snowy adventures, this event promises a unique and unforgettable experience. This is where winter comes alive in the heart of the sunny Singapore! #tripstars

Singapore Future World

ICE MAGIC 2023 ☃️❄️⛷️ 🇸🇬

#christmaswonderland2023 Winter Wonderland is the prefect place to enjoy some festive fun this Christmas season in Singapore .⛷️☃️❄️. Ice Magic located at Bayfront Event Space ,12A Bayfront Ave Singapore 018970 🚘🚇 Make sure you’re dressed warmly so you can enjoy the activities comfortably ! ☃️✌️

Taste buds on adventure | Singapore Food Festival

Showcasing the diverse and delicious flavors of Singapore, the Singapore Food Festival will run from Jul 19 through Jul 30 at the Bayfront Event Space. With everything from traditional favorites to modern innovations, this event will satisfy even the most discerning foodie and is the perfect way to discover Singapore's unique food culture. 😋 You're sure to find something new and tasty wherever you go during the festival. So what are you waiting for? Give in to your stomach and go! 👣 🐾 #singapore #summervacation #celebratewithtrip #travel #urbanexplorer #awesomepic

Rolling in December with the family to watch the most interesting cirque in town!

The Great Cirque des Cascades

This is the first time I watched the Circus Performance with my family in Singapore. The show is excellent both entertaining to my parents and my children. We love it very much and hope to watch more of these performances in Singapore again!

Splendid, Spectacular, Encore!

The Great Cirque des Cascades is finally in town! After a 2 Years hiatus due to covid, we can now finally head out and watch the Circus under a big tent with a large number of audience. The feeling was awesome. What about the Circus show? I give you 3 words - splendid, spectacular and encore, please! I enjoyed the performances thoroughly, and so did my kids! The costumes were bright and beautiful. The acrobatic stunts were jaw dropping and so many times my heart popped, as I fear for the performers and their dangerous acts, but they never fail to accomplish their stunts. Props used were amazing and the clown tickled us funny. There were times where audiences were picked out to engage in certain acts as well, very interactive and fun! Also, just outside the Circus tent, is a trip.com booth where you could try your luck in a 'toss a ring' game to win some prizes. Even if you didn't win, that's fine because you could still get an ice cream as a consolation. Go grab your tickets for the Circus now, you will definitely say "splendid, spectacular, encore!" #tripblazers

#bucketlistreboot Singapore Food Festival 2002 started from 24 Aug 2022 to 11/09/2022 for its 29th editions. Located at 12A Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018970, just beside The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, can be reached by Downtown Line Bayfront station ( DT16 ) and Circle Line Batlyfront station ( CE1 ). The entrance ticket is $15 when you buy online and get a $10 credit voucher, used to offset your food purchase. With around 25 food establishments in this event, the first I chose to eat is wanji wanton mee, a bowl of Q noodles, with 3 pieces of smokey kurobuta char siew and 3 pieces of wanton filled with sole fish that cost $12. 2nd is Smoked Brisket by Kaya Toast set, a combination of sweet and salty taste, but the Brisket a bit dry cost $16, 3rd is Chilli Crab Bombe by Sourbombe Bakery have the taste of the chilli Crab on the bakery cost $7 and the last one is Chicken curry with golden mantou by Rempapa, the curry is a bit salty but pair up with the mantou that is perfect cost $9.