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July 08, 2021 Wildlife Reserves Singapore 1. Rainforest Lumina returns for its final season Singapore Zoo's popular Rainforest Lumina returns for its third and final season this July. Experience a multi-sensory journey that blends nature and technology through a clever use of light, project and audio to bring to life the natural sights, sounds and scents of a rainforest at night. As you embark on a colourful and illuminated night walk through the park, you'll gain a different perspective of the park's animals that will inspire you to appreciate the fragile beauty of nature and the importance ...

June 28, 2021 Instagram/sciencecentresg There's still a week left of the June holidays to do, and if you've exhausted all the things to do, here are all the new activities, pop-ups and exhibitions that have newly opened to keep the young ones occupied. 1. Dazzling Nights at Kiztopia [embed]https://www.instagram.com/p/CQQviQkrfxH/[/embed] Not only has Kidztopia reopened following the Phase 2 restrictions, but the mega indoor playground is also set to dazzle both you and the kids. From today (June 25) onwards, it’s introduced Dazzling Nights, which runs from Friday to Sunday nights during th...

Now that the semi-lockdown is lifting bit by bit, it’s time to live a little. From Singapore’s first-ever videogame-centered art installation to the return of contemporary art performances, there’s nothing (except social distancing rules, of course) stopping you from living your best life this week. It’s not every day that six of the world’s most acclaimed videogame developers and leading...

By John Busbee 3/3/2021 Stuart (Will C. Johnson) is a little mouse on a big adventure in “Stuart Little,” playing through March 14, in repertory with “Leaving Iowa,” at The Des Moines Playhouse. Photo Credit: Brent Isenberger This month marks the one-year anniversary of when stages across central Iowa went dark. As local producers mourn the loss, they remain resolved to adapt and find ways to overcome the situation. A key ingredient has been the support from patrons and the government. Each of these sources is a testament to the vital contributions that performing arts add...

CAMDEN – For Rutgers University–Camden theater students, the show must go on. The university’s Department of Visual, Media and Performing Arts will present virtual performances of “She Kills Monsters: Virtual Realms,” by Qui Nguyen, at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 11 to 13. The play offers a comic adventure into an imaginary realm of demon queens and lords of the underworld. Agnes, an average cheerleader, is thrown into the world of cosplay and Dungeons and Dragons as she searches for her lost sister. This version of the play, specifically adapted for virtual performance, is full of visual invent...