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Best short breaks from Singapore

The expat’s guide to where to live in Singapore

Best facials in Singapore: Our reviews!

Best furniture shops in Singapore

35 Cool & Fun Things To Do In Singapore

Best Brunch Places In Singapore: Champagne Sunday Brunches

What's On

Mini Monet Series

St Patrick’s Day at Capitol Singapore and CHIJMES

Lunchtime Concerts at ACM

The Royal Opera House launches free broadcasts

SIR: A Retrospective of Rock Royalty Online Exhibition

GESS Online Open House (Primary and Secondary)

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Saying goodbye to Singapore: As they say, sometimes you appreciate things more once they’re gone – or going. We talk to KRISTIN KEEN, who has spent a wonderful ten years living in Singapore and is now leaving. See more of her home and read all about her reccomendations in the March issue or on expatliving.sg

Let’s all show our appreciation, from our doorsteps, windows, doors and balconies on Monday 30th March 8pm *please share share share* SGUnited #weareallinthistogether

All you need to know about Kopi: Craving a strong hit of caffeine? A cup of local coffee (Kopi) at one of Singapore’s more than 3,000 kopitiams (coffee shops) could set you back as little as 80 cents. Have you ever tried one? If so let us know your favourite type ☕ Terminology for ordering: Kopi O: Black with sugar Kopi C: With evaporated milk and sugar instead of condensed milk Kosong: No sugar or milk added Gah Dai: Extra condensed milk Xiu Dai: Less sugar Po: Thinner coffee Peng: Iced Find out more on expatliving.sg under the Wine & Dine section.

Pre-order the April issue and get it delivered to your door! 👉 visit expatliving.sg/shop 🍹Discover a Bali-style beach club in our backyard, accessories and furniture for your bathroom and kitchen, where to buy quality meat, and other good reads! #expatlivingsg #expatlivingmagazine #igsg #expatlife

We have offically launched Trivia Thursday on expatliving.sg! Expat Living’s weekly 20-question quiz where you get the chance to test out your grey matter! Or how about challenging a friend or family member to see who gets the most questions right? Each week, we’ll put together a new quiz, covering trivia topics relating to pop culture, geography, history, language and more. This week’s topic: MOVIE QUOTES. Here are the first few questions to get you thinking! Answers online. #1 Which movie series includes the line, “I’m going to make him an offer he can’t refuse.” #2 Which character is keen to go to “infinity and beyond” in Toy Story? #3 “Nobody puts ____ in a corner.” Fill in the blank space. #4 “I’m kind of a big deal”. Who is a big deal? (Hint: the character is played by Will Ferrell.) #5 Which film features the motivational line “Just keep swimming”?

This cocktail is the Tekka! We sent our wine & dine editor to check out the @elephantroomsg! Find out what she thought in our bar tab on page 102 of the March issue 🐘🍸Read it here expatliving.sg/digital

FASHION NEWS: We know you love them - @whitegingerboutique has won gold in our Expat Living Readers’ Choice Awards 2020 for the second year in a row! The local label White Ginger has also launched a new apparel collection with styles that will take you from office to bar. More info on page 136 of the March Issue. To get your copy visit expatliving.sg/shop

Look at this pretty cover star! Our March issue has all you need to know about where to get fab bedroom pieces. From contemporary beds with plenty of storage to romantic four posters and nifty side tables - they're all in this issue!

It's St Patrick's Day soon! We've rounded up a list of top spots you can celebtate at. Head online to see our top spots 🍀

Friyay Giveaway Alert! Peroni Sunset Cinema is back! Want to catch one of the Oscar-winning or famed flicks? We're giving away x3 pairs of tickets! All you have to do is comment and tag a date that you'd love to bring along! Winners will be announced on Monday (Note: screening choice is subject to availability)

GIVEAWAY: You could be looking this stylish soon in your very own @truthandalleyewear glasses! Tag three friends below and mention which pair of shades you want. Winners will be picked on Friday! 1. Dolphin in black 2. Turtle in crystal 3. Gull in wood

Pre-order the March issue and get it delivered to your door! 👉expatliving.sg/shop #expatlivingsg #expatlivingmagazine #expatlife #igsg

Jewellery choices are personal, but it's always worth having a look! We asked four women from different backgrounds to tell us about the labels they return to, and why in our Feb issue!

Morning yoga with a view 💕@comopointyamu @expatlivingsg #comopointyamu #yoga #expatlivingsg

Grab a free copy of our latest Home & Property Guide! Only for a limited time 👉 expatliving.sg/HPG/IG

Birds of Singapore: Singapore has some stunning birds. Head to our Living in Singapore section so you’ll be in the know the next time you spot one! Here are 4 to get you started on your bird watching: 1. Coppersmith Barbet - They didn’t get their name for their copper-coloured heads, but rather because their call sounds like a coppersmith striking a hammer. 2. Asian Glossy Starling - Ever been on Orchard around sunset and heard what feels like millions of birds chirping all at once? Those are starlings. 3. Oriental Pied Hornbill - This large black-and-white bird lives high in tree canopies, mostly on Pulau Ubin and near Changi 4. Black-naped Oriole - Though these are Singapore’s smallest egrets, they make a sound more like a big turkey.

Seriously cool kids furniture: From bookcases and desks to jazzy rugs and wallpaper – not to mention some special kids’ beds – it’s all here!

1920'S SINGAPORE: While we ponder what the 2020s might bring to Singapore, here’s a glimpse of what the island looked like a century ago, through the words of founding prime minister Lee Kwan Yew reflecting on his 1920s boyhood:

This could cure anyone's Monday blues. Have you been to Malaysia’s Desaru Coast? It's a two-hour drive by car or a 30 minutes ferry ride from SG. Our editor Lindsay checks it out for you - full review on expatliving.sg. #shortbreak

Loved the Champagne brunch at Beach Road Kitchen at the JW Marriott today, what an amazing feast! More to come in our April Champagne Brunch Feature - Jacqui @jwmarriottsg @beachroadkitchen #jwmarriottsg #beachroadkitchen #expatlivingsg #champagnebrunchsg #champagne #brunchsg

🏖You could win a three-night stay at @meliahotrambeachresort when you subscribe to Expat Living magazine!

GREEK RESTAURANTS: From traditional mezze to grilled seafood, Greek cuisine boasts wonderful fresh ingredients and flavours. The EL team checked out four spots - check out our reviews in the Feb issue!

Looking to buy a new sofa to give your living space a lift? Check out these gorgous sofas!

Thaipusam 2020: Early morning prayers. Piercings. Pots of milk. A long procession. To those who aren’t familiar with the Hindu ritual of Thaipusam, it may seem a strange mix. It is, however, one of the more beautiful and spiritual religious rituals celebrated in Singapore – a festival steeped in ancient tradition. When: 8th of February 2020, early morning hours Where: Sri Srinivasa Perumal Temple, 397 Serangoon Road Sri Thendayuthapani Temple, 15 Tank Road More info at expatliving.sg

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