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A Parkinson’s diagnosis in 2015 did little to slow the roll of silver runner Vincent Chua, who continues to run marathons to this day at age 72.
Singapore’s most iconic food trade is dominated by silver-haired hawkers, still clinging to their woks and frying on despite heading into their 60s. But why is retirement so daunting for these ageing artisans?
Dance workouts helped Christine Chok to alleviate nagging pain in her leg. She’s now leading weekly Zumba classes as an instructor in her 60s.
Before becoming the doyenne of Singapore’s Peranakan food scene, Violet Oon’s first love was music.
Susie Lim reflects on caring for her autistic adult child as she ages. Beyond his caregiving needs, she is also planning for his future when she is no longer around to care for him.
Hossan Leong may be getting older and based in JB now, but he’s still a Singapore Boy at heart. He shares his thoughts on the Singapore arts scene.
The Singapore Stamp Club was established in 1940 – almost a decade before Singapore even issued its first set of stamps.
Margarita’s, the first tenant to move into contemporary Dempsey Hill, reflects on the history of the now-buzzy brunch spot.
Susie Low, known better as SuzyFromSingapore on social media, is more active in her silver years than ever with modelling, cosplaying and working as a guide at Universal Studios Singapore.
The lion dancer is one of the oldest members of the 104-year-old Singapore Chin Woo Athletic Association, and had performed at Singapore’s first National Day Parade.
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