Travelling to singapore during the month of July ???
Still in the midst of planning your itinerary?
Get down to Scape Youth Park on the 10th of July for some really really good bargains!!!
From 2PM to 9PM, you can expect goods going for $30? $15? or even lower !!!
For more details, head down to SCAPE New Building !!!
It is a mere 20 minutes walking distance from G4Station to town area. So what are you waiting for??? Book a room now with G4 Station !!!
Hope to see you soon ^^
Immerse in an array of festivities by the waterfront~
Incepted in 2007, The Singapore River Festival is known by many locals to be one of the largest sundown parties in the city area spanning two bustling weekends.
This year, the festival will take place from 25 June to 3 July. Located by the Singapore River, which is one of the city’s most prominent heritage spots, the festival will leave you spoilt for choice with an assortment of events taking place. From Empress Place and Boat Quay to Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay, the whole river will come alive with free nightly events and activities.
Mostly free of charge, they are specially created for merry-making locals and visitors to revel in. Events include the romantic bumboat parade, spectacular aerial shows, various music festivals and themed parties, all set across magnificent river views.
With celebrations that go well into the night, the Singapore River Festival is definitely an event to look forward to, whether you’re looking for an awesomely fun time in the city with newly-made friends or a moment to remember for your family scrapbook.
Here are some of the highlights not to be missed at the Singapore River Festival 2010.
Witness an AIR spectacular
Air is an aerial aquatic production of surrealism and theatrical romance. Inspired by the concept of the infinity of air and the elegance of water, it is a celebration of life. The show pays tribute to the river as a source of human life. Blending aerial acrobatics, dazzling choreography and whimsical characters, the show plunges the audience into a fantastical journey between dreams and reality.
Relish your childhood memories
Catch the transformation as five traditional bumboats turn into whimsical giant paper boats as they cruise down the waterway, passing by Clarke Quay, Boat Quay and Marina Bay. This colourful bumboat parade will bring back nostalgic childhood memories of growing up along the Singapore River. Enjoy enthralling performances by the local award-winning dance company, Fireflys, which fuse elements of dance, music and fire, during the bumboat parade,. The special Fireflys’ performance will
be available on 25-27 Jun and 2-3 Jul with special fire effects from 28 Jun-1 Jul.
Indulge your fantasy
Catch this never-before-seen fantasy production that explores the magic and poetry of water. This performance features a dynamic choreography of water displays and dance. Be amazed as statuesque fountain sculptures come to life at the sound of music. This show is the first-of-its-kind, and offers audiences a wet and wild experience as dancers twirl and leap to create a variety of fountain displays. The Fountain of Fantasy is brought to you by Central, so log on to www.thecentral.com.sg for more information.
Discover a new art experience
An urban art project which brings art to the riverbanks, this visual art component will feature art installations by local artists and focuses on themes based on the overarching concept of the river. Brought to you by Muse inc., Art by the river is a series of installations that will be inclusive, highly visual, accessible and fun.
What are you waiting for? Book a bed with us and head to Singapore River for nine nights of spectacular performances, great music, chic fashion shows and non-stop partying.
Source : http://www.yoursingapore.com/content/traveller/en/experience.html
Signing off
Waren
Bad news for fans of Lewis Hamilton, J. Button, Rosberg or any of your F1 racers if you’re visiting them in Singapore this coming F1 session from 25th to 27th September 2009.
F1 Formula, Singapore
TICKET prices for this year’s Formula One SingTel Singapore Grand Prix have increased, but fans can get them at a bargain in early-bird tickets.
They will pay from 7 per cent to 26 per cent less for tickets in six categories including the Pit, Turn 1 and Turn 2 grandstands if they buy tickets early… More on Straits Times Interactive
Good news is that if you book your tickets early, you can still get a discount as compared to last year. As compared with last year, they have new turns, more seats for the fans.
As I look through the Singapore Grand Prix official site to try and book the tickets,
Ticket Sales will commence on 9 April 2009 for selected grandstands. Bay Grandstand and Walkabout tickets will be available from 20 April 2009.
So bookmark your calendar on the 9th of April 2009 and start looking for accommodation here in Singapore!
Jingle bell Jingle bell Jingle all the way..Does this sound familiar? Yeah, festival mood is in the air..As Christmas 2009 and New Year 2009 are nearing, thus G4 Management has decided to host another event after the Mooncake Festival Event..We enjoyed performances by both our guest and staff, we have lots of food like KFC, Pizza Hut, ‘Ba-gua’(which means chinese BBQ chicken) and of cos mooncakes..Here is some pics of what happen that day..Do visit our website for more pics and make a reservation with us here if you happen to be in Singapore during this period, you will enjoy a different Christmas event with friends from all over the world.
We are currently still planning for the Event so do check our blog regularly for update of what is going to happen. Waren signing off as of now. Cheers~
