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The annual Orchard Road Christmas Light-up starts 8 November.
Here’s a guide for maximisers who want to squeeze every last drop out of their $100 SG Culture Pass credits.
James Lee became a second-dan black belt in taekwondo at age 69.
The young silver – who learnt how to shape clay from master potter Iskandar Jalil – will be selling her wares at the Singapore Clay Festival 2025.
Part of the Southern Ridges, Kent Ridge Park is one of Singapore’s most underrated green escapes with its hilly forest trails, sweeping views of the Greater Southern Waterfront, and a deep connection to WWII history.
Why hate on pickleball? In the loud red dot, a little bat and ball action is better than an obese nation.
Serious stamp enthusiasts like Hong Tuck Kun may be a rarity these days, but that fact hasn’t stopped him from continuing to grow his collection and keeping them in pristine condition under 24/7 air-conditioning.
The Civic District Heritage Trail is NHB’s first and oldest self-guided trail, and will now focus on the lesser-told stories of Singapore’s early residents there.
82-year-old Too Ah Kim isn’t just KKH’s oldest active midwife – she’s also a living part of its history.
The Seniors National Games is a friendly competition organised by SportSG as part of the annual National Celebration of Seniors.
Many assume solo seniors lead isolated lives, but for some, independence brings freedom, joy, and new adventures. Here’s how ageing alone can be empowering if you know how to stay active, healthy, and connected.
Kelvin Chan, 58, repairs an average of around 30 personal mobility aids – including motorised scooters and wheelchairs – a week.