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Wonderland at the ArtScience Museum

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SG HISTORY: 1880’s-1930’s at the Singapore Cricket Club.
Did you know the SCC began as an elite sports and lifestyle club back in 1852?
They are currently commemorating the anniversary of Sir Stamford Raffles’ arrival here two hundred years ago if you want to join in the celebrations head down to the @singaporecricketclub more info online

Quick peak inside our home showcase on the East Coast. See more in our September issue ❤️

Loved the Note-to-Note dinner with Chef Andre Chiang...producing dishes from the basic chemical compounds of ingredients instead of using fresh food, helping to reduce time, cost and waste, very clever and tasted delicious! #expatliving.sg #asrfoodfeed #atsunrice @jacqui.m.young

Check out what's inside our September issue and get your copy here 👉 expatliving.sg/shop#expatlivingsg #magazine #igsg #travel

What a magical night! Took my son and his friend to see Walking with Dinosaurs. So cool! The puppets are massive and fairly realistic. You honestly feel like you're meeting a real dinosaur. The one-man immersive show also teaches you all about their journey through the ages. The lights and special effects really add so much - plants even start to grow and flowers blossom. So fun! Little bitty kids were fascinated and not scared; the 9-year-old boys were riveted and I loved it, too. - Melinda #walkingwithdinosaurslivespectacularP.S WE HAVE A COMPETITION FOR TICKETS - head online to win!

Had an amazing time exploring Joo Chiat today with our visitors. In love with these shophouses ❤️ 🇸🇬 - Michaela

Heading to Australia? 🇦🇺 Hear where these readers went online!Each month readers write in about their trips, so could you! Laos and Thailand are coming up DM us if you’d like to be featured 🦋

Love Italian? Who doesn’t!We review three new spots in our August issue 🇮🇹 Link in story!

NDP FACTS 🇸🇬 The National Day Parade, which will be held on 9 August, has changed a lot over its long history. Here’s a look back at some innovations.
1966: The first National Day Parade was held on the Padang
1970: The Singapore Air Force performed its first NDP flypast
1973: The show moved from a regular morning time slot to afternoon/evening
1984: The first fireworks display was held
1989: The Red Lions parachute team debuted
2003: An electronic ticketing ballot was introduced because of overcrowding
2007: The NDP was held for the first time on the Marina Bay Floating Platform
2014: The Red Lions team featured its first female jumper
2015: The first NDP without Lee Kwan Yew in attendance
2017: The first 360-degree YouTube live stream of the NDP

1953 IN DEMPSEY HILL - Love these images of @dempseyhillsg! Did you know in the 1850s Dempsey Hill was known as Mount Harriet? It was also a huge nutmeg plantation of over 1,600 trees. More SG history online 🇸🇬

Have you seen our mini fashion shoot in this month's mag? 👀 Here we have our lovely reader Amishi and editor Monica (second photo), dolled up by the fab folks at @trimmingssg !

Our latest City Guide is here! Whether you're a newbie or have been here for a while, you'll find loads of useful tips and advice on neighbourhoods to live in, property, education, health and more.We're giving away free copies for a limited time only! Visit expatliving.sg/CG/IG/ to get yours.

New bar review! Amy heads to Idlewild this month.The bar is inspired by the first commercial transatlantic flights from New York’s John F. Kennedy Airport (originally called “Idlewild”) in the 1940s, the décor is both eclectic and sophisticated-chic, creating a fun, nostalgic and globally inspired atmosphere that perfectly captures the “Golden Age” of air travel”. Read the full review online or in our July issue

Buy fabulous New Zealand products through Redmart and you could win a return trip to Auckland thanks to Air New Zealand! Airnz.com There's heaps of products available with all natural ingredients and no artificial flavours, preservatives or colours!
You just have to shop before 29 July! https://pages.lazada.sg/wow/i/sg/redmart/arohacampaign (link shop)
Remember to use the promo code 'LOVENZ' to get $6 off min $40 spent on participating products and good luck for the competition!

We recently did an afternoon tea-themed fashion shoot, set against the beautiful backdrop of @panpacificsingapore - flip to page 124 of the July issue for the full deets!

I love a good sunset! We recently round up our fave spots to catch the sunset - head online now! 🌞

A gorgeous Joo Chiat shophouse is featured in this issue. Loving the “colonial elegance” design style by @cocoonstyling

How gorgeous is the new flower exhibition Floral Fantasy?! We love it 💐

Who’s loving the new Fort Canning playground as much as we are?!? Sand, swings and slides aplenty! 🎉

Orchard Road - Orchard Road is almost 200 years old. It was already a rural track by the 1820s, taking its name for its nutmeg and pepper plantations. In the mid 19th-century, the corner of Scotts and Orchard Roads was home to Dr Jun, who could always be seen tending his garden. By the late 1800s, the road was busier, with cemeteries, wet markets and temples. The first major sign of Orchard’s future retail focus came in 1905, when Singapore’s first Cold Storage opened near Emerald Hill. The rest is history!

Do you love black-and-whites? So do we! Have a peak at our May home showcase

Dreaming of a return to the amazing Hallstatt in Austria - the UNESCO Heritage site was absolutely stunning from every angle! Psst... the third photo was the view from the apartment I stayed in 😉 - Anthia

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