The Centrestage Returns to The Centrepoint with Jeff Ng, Yokez & Free Live Music For National Day 2026

Hi Huneybees,

Orchard Road is about to get a little louder this August; and this time, the spotlight is firmly on Singapore's homegrown talents.

Just in time for the National Day celebrations, The Centrestage is returning to The Centrepoint for its second edition on 1 and 2 August 2026, bringing together live music, local artists, creative brands and exclusive collaborations right in the heart of Orchard Road.

Themed “Celebration in the Spotlight”, this year's two-day showcase will take over the Level 1 Atrium at The Centrepoint, with performances by 10 emerging and established local acts, headlined by Jeff Ng and Yokez.

But there's more happening beyond the stage too. Visitors can discover homegrown brands including SADSHRIMPS, The Liquor Shop and White Rabbit, redeem limited-edition merchandise and enjoy a series of FRx rewards throughout the National Day season.

If you're looking for something to do over the National Day period , or simply want to discover more of Singapore's creative scene, here's what you can expect...

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Homegrown Singapore Music Takes Centre Stage

At the heart of The Centrestage is, of course, the music.

This year's programme brings together performers from different ages, backgrounds and musical styles, reflecting the diversity of Singapore's growing creative community.

Headlining the two evenings are Jeff Ng and Yokez, who will each close the night with their respective performances.Recognised as one of Singapore's most prominent buskers, Jeff Ng brings nearly two decades of musical experience to the stage, spanning original music, popular street performances and festival appearances.

Yokez, meanwhile, brings a fresh bilingual Mandopop sound to the line-up, combining her contemporary musical style with a strong digital presence that has helped her connect with younger audiences.

The programme will be hosted by Kiss92 presenter Juliana Yeow and will also feature performances by a mix of rising local talents and student ensembles.

The line-up includes Absence!, Eli Low, Julian, Ishbel Warifa, Ryan Wu, SMU Chamber Choir, Noah Fang, Elijah Seah, Bernice Ong and Jenshin.

One to look out for is Singapore indie-pop trio Absence!, fronted by lead vocalist, guitarist and songwriter Aida Zul, alongside guitarist and instrumentalist Ryan Lai and drummer and producer Luke Lee. Known for their quirky blend of alternative and synth pop, the trio brings yet another distinctive sound to the weekend's diverse line-up.

With The Centrepoint's central location along Orchard Road, The Centrestage offers an accessible way for shoppers, families, music lovers and even those simply passing through Somerset to stop and discover Singapore's homegrown music scene.

*Performance schedules and participating acts are subject to change.

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More Than Music: Discover Local Brands and Creators

Beyond the live performances, The Centrestage will also shine a spotlight on Singapore's creative and lifestyle scene, with a curated showcase featuring homegrown brands including SADSHRIMPS, The Liquor Shop and White Rabbit.

One of the highlights is an exclusive collaboration with Singapore illustrator Natasha Elle, founder of lifestyle brand SADSHRIMPS. Shoppers who spend a minimum of $61 can redeem a limited-edition SADSHRIMPS x The Centrepoint Mug and Sticker Set, featuring Natasha's signature whimsical illustrations and created specially as a keepsake celebrating local artistry.

“It's always exciting getting to work with people who believe in the wonder of artistic spaces and shared community. I created this with that excitement in mind, that this event will be a gathering of fun and exploration.” --- Natasha Elle, founder of lifestyle brand SADSHRIMPS

For those who love discovering Singapore creatives and supporting local brands, this adds another fun layer to the weekend beyond simply catching the performances.

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Complimentary Muah Chee, Exclusive Premiums and FRx Rewards

And what's a Singapore celebration without a little local treat?

During The Centrestage weekend, FRx members can redeem complimentary muah chee, or peanut mochi, adding a familiar local flavour to the festivities. There will also be a dedicated photo opportunity at the atrium, so visitors can capture their Centrestage experience while exploring the performances and activities.

The National Day celebrations will continue the following weekend on 8 and 9 August 2026. Shoppers who spend a minimum of $20 at participating FRx stores can redeem a complimentary customised iron-on pouch, limited to the first 150 redemptions per day and available while stocks last.

Throughout August, FRx members can also enjoy additional shopping rewards:

• Receive a $15 FRx Gift Card with a minimum spend of $260.

• Receive a $10 F&B voucher when you spend $60 during performance days.

• New FRx members can receive a $5 FRx Gift Card by signing up with the promo code FRXGET5.

The rewards are designed to complement the wider Centrestage experience, giving visitors more reasons to explore the performances, homegrown brand activations, Local Crafters' Fair, as well as The Centrepoint's existing retail and dining offerings.

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Celebrating Singapore's Creative Community in the Heart of Orchard Road

The return of The Centrestage is part of The Centrepoint's ongoing efforts to transform the mall into more than simply a place to shop and dine. By bringing musicians, artists, creators and local businesses together in one accessible space, the programme creates opportunities for Singapore's creative talents to reach new audiences, while giving visitors something unexpected to discover during an everyday trip to Orchard Road.

Ms Rachel Fang, General Manager of The Centrepoint, shared that this year's edition brings together a new and diverse line-up of local talent, creating more opportunities for visitors to discover and connect with homegrown artists.

Whether you're already a fan of the performers, curious about Singapore's emerging music scene, supporting your favourite local creatives or simply looking for something different to do over the National Day season, The Centrestage: Celebration in the Spotlight sounds like a fun reason to make a stop at The Centrepoint this August.

And who knows? You might just walk in for some shopping and walk out having discovered your next favourite local artist.

The Centrestage: “Celebration in the Spotlight”

📍Level 1 Atrium, The Centrepoint

Performance Weekend: 1-2 August 2026

Local Crafters' Fair: 3-9 August 2026
For more information, please visit https://www.thecentrepoint.com.sg/whats-on/events/celebration-in-thespotlight.

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The Centrepoint’s Centrestage: Where Music, Art and Local Stories Bring Orchard Road Back to Life

Hi Huneybees,

There’s something quietly changing along Orchard Road lately. Not just new stores or refreshed malls… but the feeling of the space itself. And when I stepped into The Centrepoint, I realised — it’s no longer just about shopping. It’s becoming a place where you can actually pause, watch, listen… and feel something again.

That’s exactly what their new initiative, The Centrestage: “Artist Story”, is all about.

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Where Shopping Meets Stories (And You Stay Longer Than Planned)

Running from 21 March to 2 April 2026, this isn’t your typical mall activation. Instead of flashy sales or pop-up booths, the Level 1 Atrium transforms into something a little more unexpected... a space filled with music, art, and real stories from local creatives.

Because we’re all a little more selective now about where we spend our time.
We don’t just want places to go, we want places that feel worth staying for.

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The Music Edition: When Orchard Road Starts Sounding Alive Again

The opening weekend kicks things off with The Music Edition (21–22 March), and this is where the energy really builds.

Imagine walking through the mall and instead of background noise, you hear live vocals, raw performances, and artists pouring their stories into every set.

Headliners like Shazza and Josh Makazo take the spotlight, but what makes it special is the mix of rising talents and student performers sharing the same stage. It doesn’t feel like a concert. It feels more like discovering someone before everyone else does.

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The Art Edition: Slowing Down, Creating Something, Feeling Inspired

After the music fades, the space shifts into something softer, more immersive.

From 23 March to 2 April, the Art Edition takes over; and suddenly the atrium feels less like a mall, more like a creative playground.

You’ll find:

• A curated exhibition of student and local artist works
• Live art sessions where you can literally watch pieces come to life
• Hands-on workshops where you don’t just look… you create

And if you’ve ever said “I’m not artistic,” this is exactly the kind of space that proves you wrong. Because it’s not about perfection, it’s about trying, exploring, and maybe surprising yourself a little.

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The Kind of Experience Orchard Actually Needs Right Now

What truly stands out to me isn’t just the performances or the art. It’s the intention behind it.

The Centrepoint isn’t trying to compete with bigger, louder attractions.
Instead, it’s creating something more of a space where people gather, discover, and connect through creativity. And in a place like Orchard Road, where everything can sometimes feel a bit transactional, this feels refreshing.

Like a reminder that the city can still slow down, just enough for you to notice something meaningful.

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If You’re Heading Down…

Come for the music.
Stay for the art.
And leave with something you didn’t expect; even if it’s just a new favourite artist or a spark of inspiration.

Because sometimes, the best experiences aren’t planned.
You just walk in… and something clicks.

The Centrestage – “Artist Story”
📍 The Centrepoint, Level 1 Atrium
🗓 21 March – 2 April 2026

•  Music Edition: 21–22 March
•  Art Edition: 23 March – 2 April
•  Workshops: 25–29 March (2pm – 6pm)

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80+ Local Brands, New Vibes: Why You’ll Love the All-New DORS

Hi Huneybees,

Orchard Road just got a glow-up and it’s called DORS. If the name sounds familiar, that’s because this is the newly revamped and rebranded Design Orchard Retail Showcase - now reborn as DORS, a fresh identity that’s bigger, bolder, and bursting with local creative energy.

DORS is more than just a shopping stop; it’s Singapore’s ultimate creative playground where fashion, beauty, lifestyle, and homegrown design collide. With over 80 local brands under one roof, the space is now designed to be more immersive, more tactile, and way more fun to explore.

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Why DORS Feels Different

This isn’t just a facelift. DORS has reintroduced itself with a renewed mission - to spotlight Singapore’s most exciting designers and give us, the shoppers, a chance to feel their stories through design. Whether you’re into slow fashion, quirky socks, vegan skincare, or statement jewellery, you’ll find labels here that are thoughtful, creative, and proudly local.

Some familiar names you’ll spot:

• GINLEE Studio - pleats, timeless silhouettes, and on-demand sustainable fashion.
• Sabrina Goh - architectural designs for women who walk their own line.
• Graye - minimalist, functional menswear that grows with you.
• Talking Toes - socks with affirmations (and attitude).
• Handmade Heroes - clean, plant-powered skincare that proves natural can pack a punch.
• Straits Lights - home fragrances inspired by Singapore’s neighbourhoods.

Plus, keep an eye out for fresh newcomers like Rock Daisy (soft punk meets sweetness) and C.A.M. (chic, clean-cut power dressing).

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New Spaces to Explore

What really makes DORS fun now are the new themed zones, each one designed to be an experience, not just a shop shelf:

• The Analog Space – Your little escape from the digital scroll. Think vinyl records, paperbacks, and objects that remind us to slow down. Feels like stepping into a Tokyo backstreet cafe.
  
  
• The Beauty Bar – A skincare playground with an actual sink (yes, you can really wash and try products right there). Swatch, sample, and pretend you’re at a mini spa.
  
  
• Play Ground – Where dopamine decor, cheeky designs, and quirky collectibles come alive. Basically, the “you’ll never leave empty-handed” zone.

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Well, DORS isn’t just a store, it’s a community hub for design, creativity, and discovery. With the Singapore Fashion Council curating the experience, everything feels intentional: sustainable, story-driven, and proudly Singaporean.

So whether you’re shopping for a statement dress, a new scent for your home, or just want to wander and soak in the vibes, DORS is the spot to celebrate local talent in the heart of Orchard.

Want a sneak peek before you go? Explore the new DORS virtually here.

Celebrate local. Support homegrown. Honour the journey.
This SG60 — shop meaningfully, proudly, and locally at DORS.
Shop the campaign online: dors.com.sg/collections/homegrown

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📍250 Orchard Rd, #01-01, Singapore 238905
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From Merlion Fossils to Futuristic Sausages: Inside Singapore Design Week 2025

Hi Huneybees,

Conceptualised by creative agency Kinetic Singapore, the festival campaign this year articulates how intentional design has been the fundamental building block in shaping Singapore's spaces, culture, and identity over 60 years.

Singapore Design Week (SDW) is back this September, and this year’s edition is extra special. From 11 to 21 September 2025, the city will transform into a giant playground of creativity, celebrating 60 years of Singapore’s nation-building journey with the theme “Nation by Design”.

Organised by the DesignSingapore Council (Dsg), the festival pays tribute to Singapore’s design spirit – from our UNESCO Creative City of Design status, to the way thoughtful design has shaped everything from our skylines to the food we eat.

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Left to right: Pann Lim, cyborg cockroaches that will be featured in the Unnatural History Museum of Singapore, and key visual for Unnatural History Museum of Singapore. Photos courtesy of Pann Lim and HTX, visual by Kinetic Singapore. 

Nation by Design: Spotlight Exhibitions

At the heart of Bras Basah.Bugis Design District, two exciting new commissions will take you on an imaginative dive into Singapore’s design DNA.

• The Unnatural History Museum of Singapore at the National Design Centre is led by Pann Lim (Kinetic Singapore). Expect the unexpected: a six-metre Merlion “fossil,” hybrid flora and robotic fauna like cyborg cockroaches, plus bold reimaginings of how Singapore thrives despite limited natural resources.

Left to right: Carolien Niebling and Mortadella with vegetables. Photo by Marvin Zilm and Emile Barret.  

• The Sausage of the Future: Singapore Edition at NAFA’s Fashion Gallery brings Dutch designer Carolien Niebling’s quirky food design project to Asia for the first time. With sustainability in mind, it presents sausages inspired by our local culinary culture – yes, complete with models, ingredient prints, and even tasting sessions!

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Left to right: OuterEdit, The Canopy at Geneo at Singapore Science Park, key visual for Singapore Science Park. Photo courtesy of OuterEdit and CapitaLand, visual by OuterEdit. 

Four Design Districts to Explore

This year, SDW spans four precincts, each with its own unique take on the festival theme:

Singapore Science Park (new!) – A “living lab” of experiments and inventions under the theme REINVENTION, with installations from global innovators like DENSO, KONE, and Merck, alongside homegrown creatives.

Left to right: Randy Chan and key visual for Marina Central. Photo courtesy of Randy Chan and visual by OuterEdit.

Marina Design District – Curated by architect Randy Chan, it spotlights Design for Care with thoughtful spaces like an inclusive indoor playground for neurodivergent children and a pavilion built from iconic Unica Plastic Stools.

Jerry Goh and key visual for Orchard Design District. Photo courtesy of Studio Grain, visual by Studio Grain.

Orchard Design District – SCAPE and Somerset Belt take the lead with Open Design Dialogue (ODD), featuring a pavilion co-created with botanical, architectural, and kinetic artists, alongside in-store collabs with MUJI, Beyond The Vines, and more.

Left to right: Aric Chen, Ong Ker-Shing, and key visual for Design Futures Forum 2025. Photo courtesy of Aric Chen, photo by National University of Singapore, visual by OuterEdit. 

Bras Basah.Bugis – The cultural heart of the festival, home to the headline commissions and heritage-driven explorations of design.

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EMERGE @ FIND at Marina Bay Sands during SDW 2024. Photo courtesy of Design Anthology and AlvieAlive

Festival Highlights You Can’t Miss

• Design Futures Forum (17 Sept, Victoria Theatre) – A big-picture conversation on sustainability, care, and technology, curated by Aric Chen and Ong Ker-Shing.

FIND – Design Fair Asia at Marina Bay Sands during SDW 2024. Photo courtesy of dmg events

• FIND – Design Fair Asia (11–13 Sept, Marina Bay Sands) – Featuring 300+ global brands, national pavilions, and the return of EMERGE @ FIND, which now includes creatives from across Asia and retail pop-ups at Supermama and Enabling Village.

Left to right, clockwise: Co-curators Maria Cristina Didero, Hunn Wai, and Tony Chambers, Future Impact 3: DESIGN NATION at Milan Design Week 2025, and National Museum of Singapore. Photos by Mark Cocksedge, photo courtesy of National Museum of Singapore. 

• Singapore River Festival x SDW – An after-hours design-infused celebration by the river.

• Friday Lates & Saturday Extensions – Night-time activities across all four districts, perfect for date nights or creative hangouts.

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A render of East Coast Parkway, Singapore, as conceived by WOHA, that will be among nearly 100 works exhibited as part of Another World is Possible. Picture courtesy of WOHA and Obilia.

A Celebration for SG60

As Executive Director of Dsg, Dawn Lim, beautifully sums it up:

“As Singapore turns 60, this year’s Singapore Design Week invites us to reflect on how far we’ve come — not by chance, but through deliberate and thoughtful design.”

Whether you’re here for futuristic experiments, playful design moments, or thought-provoking exhibitions, Singapore Design Week 2025 is a city-wide festival that shows how design has shaped our lives, and how it will continue to inspire Singapore’s future.

📅 Mark your calendars: 11 – 21 September 2025.
For more information, go to sdw.sg
 #SDWSG25 #SingaporeDesignWeek #NationByDesig

 

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Discover Somerset Threads Through Theatre - The Greater Somerset Simulation: Somerset Threads Live Theatrical Experience

Hi Huneybees,

The Comma Arts Festival returns, illuminating Somerset with an interactive live-theatre experience. The Greater Somerset Simulation: Somerset Threads Live Theatrical Experience, created by Strawberries Inc., takes you on a guided walk through Somerset, bringing murals by artists like ANTZ and Eunice Hannah Lim to life.

Inspired by the area's rich history, this experience delves into the theme of 'coming-of-age' through immersive storytelling, gamified elements, and interactive exploration. It offers a unique and unforgettable way to engage with art and community.

Synopsis of The Greater Somerset Simulation: Somerset Threads Live Theatrical Experience 

Ling and Singh, representatives from a mysterious external non-government agency, have just one question for you - how can Somerset become the coolest district? Dripping with civil servant charisma, they invite you to step into The Greater Somerset Simulation.

Join them on a moonlit journey through Somerset, where street art comes to life, and interactive experiences like the BTO Auction War await. As you explore, witness the duo navigate their own differences in a playful yet thought-provoking adventure that blends art, games, and immersive storytelling.

The Featured Street Arts

Title: Flash-C

Venue: Skate Ramp at Somerset Skate Park

Artist: Eunice Hannah Lim

Mural Assistant: Gwen Rae (Gwenster)

Eunice Hannah Lim, also known as “1 is E.nuf” (b.1992, Singapore), is an artist inspired by documented narratives and our navigation through constructed spaces. Utilizing a myriad of mediums such as drawing, painting, street murals and assemblages, she crafts new shared experiences according to each unique location.

Her work explores themes of history, placemaking, and community interactions with landscapes, reimagining how we connect with our surroundings today. Some of her notable public art murals in Singapore are: Cattleland, Book-A-Meeting, Folding Dreams and Gen XYZ. She uses the vibrancy of colors to convey culture and hopefully, a new layer of awareness to the place.

Flash-C captures the dynamic energy of Orchard Somerset, reflecting the interplay between environmental forces and human identities, showcasing the confluence of water, heritage, and self-expression. They echo the transitory yet powerful nature of “flash” phenomena—both in physical events and cultural movements; drawing inspiration from the flash floods in Orchard and “sub-culture kids”. The crimson sunbird, declared as Singapore’s unofficial national bird, looks at the immersive waves – creating an open-ended prompt about its own belonging and local identity.

Title: working hands NOW and THEN
Venue: Shutter at 111 Somerset facing Devonshire Road
Artist: ANTZ
Mural Assistant: Glenn Ong (GORIS)

ANTZ is renowned for his distinctive style, which merges classical Chinese myths with contemporary urban pop influences. His work has been described as a “juxtaposed-mash,” blending ethnic traditions with international street art aesthetics. With a deep passion for Chinese culture and design, ANTZ has established a strong presence across Southeast Asia, China, North America, and Europe, attracting a diverse and notable clientele.

His artwork, working Hands: NOW and THEN, draws inspiration from Singapore’s 1970s PUB building, incorporating its architectural patterns to reflect the area’s rich heritage. The dripping effect symbolizes the fusion of corporate professionals with the youthful, vibrant energy of today’s Orchard Somerset. Gold accents and bold colors further enhance the visual contrast. At the heart of the piece, a lanyard-wearing hand on a skateboard captures the dynamic coexistence of office workers, skate park enthusiasts, and Orchard Road shoppers, celebrating the district’s ever-evolving spirit.

Title: Tan Sri P Ramlee, The Multi-Talented
Venue: Somerset Youth Park, The Red Bus
Artist: Boon Bakes
Mural Assistant: Han (KidKaijin)

Boon, also known as Boon Bakes, is a Singaporean visual artist and full-time graffiti muralist. He creates imaginative scenes and cartoon self-portraits of his alter ego, The Mata-Kuyu Man.

Boon has been part of numerous local events, including Singapore Street Fest (2017, 2018) and Aliwal Urban Arts Festival (2020, 2023). His work has also gained international recognition, with invitations to Meeting of Styles in Malaysia, Vietnam, and the Philippines, as well as Step in the Arena, a renowned graffiti festival in Eindhoven, Netherlands. His artistic skills are showcased in a 70-meter-long mural at Artwalk Little India, and in 2021, his piece The Journey earned a place in the Kampong Glam Hall of Fame, marking a key milestone in his career. Through his art, Boon aims to spread peace and love, using creativity to inspire and connect communities.

The mural - Tan Sri P. Ramlee, The Multi-Talented, honors Tan Sri P. Ramlee, a legendary figure in Singapore’s Malay entertainment industry. An actor, director, composer, and singer, he was instrumental in shaping the golden age of Malay cinema in the 1950s. Located on the very street where a scene from his iconic 1957 comedy Bujang Lapok was filmed, the artwork pays tribute to his lasting influence on Malay art and culture.

Title: Project Cheeep: Visualising Collective Emotional States in Public Art
Venue: Somerset Youth Park Pavillion
Artist: Victor Emmanuel
Project Manager: Stellah Lim
Video Artist: Marcel Gaspar
Project Assistants: Zul Zaufishan (Zee Fish), Jade (JXDE) & Mina Choo (Soup)

Victor Emmanuel is a Singapore-based artist specializing in painting, having graduated from LASALLE College of the Arts. His work has been featured in major local exhibitions, including Oceanfest ’23 at Resorts World Sentosa’s S.E.A. Aquarium, You Other; I Another at The Private Museum (2019), A Home for the Arts at The Substation (2016), and Geometry at CANVAS Singapore (2015). Beyond his own artistic practice, Victor collaborates as an expert fabricator, providing technical and creative support to fellow artists.

Project Cheeep is a site-specific installation that explores emotional responses as a measurable aspect of human experience. At its core are handcrafted birds inspired by the common mynahs found in Singapore’s Orchard and Somerset areas. These birds, known for their habit of gathering in the evenings to create a chorus of chatter, serve as a metaphor for collective expression.

The installation reimagines the mynahs' nightly ritual—often chaotic and noisy—as a reflection of how humans process and share daily experiences, whether through conversations, art, or social interactions. Acting as silent witnesses to urban life, the mynahs mirror our routines and emotions, capturing the unnoticed poetry of everyday existence. By incorporating these birds as both visual and symbolic elements, Cheeep highlights the dual nature of city living—balancing solitude and connection, chaos and harmony, individuality and community.

Title: TRI-dora (Collaboration between TRIFECTA and *SCAPE)
Venue: TRIFECTA
Artist: Tobyato

TRI-dora is a floor mural that pays tribute to both the legendary three-headed kaiju, Ghidorah, and the dynamic spirit of TRIFECTA within Somerset. As the name suggests, TRI-dora is built around three key concepts:

• The Elements of Board Sports - Representing water, wind, and rock, the artwork symbolizes the three board sports that define TRIFECTA: surfing, snowboarding, and skateboarding.
• Creative Flow & Expression - The flowing design of the mural reflects the movement of board sports, evoking the flow state in traditional creative pursuits like art and music.
• A Natural Guide - Following the flow of the artwork brings one through the different sections of TRIFECTA’s space.

The murals will be on display until November 2025 as part of Somerset Threads. Feel free to come explore the murals outside of the experience.

The Greater Somerset Simulation: Somerset Threads Live Theatrical Experience

Venue: Around Somerset Belt District

Dates & Time: 17, 18, 24, 25 January 2025

7.30pm - 9.00pm (Registration at 7.15pm)

Registration Location: Somerset Skate Park (Next to Trifecta)

Ticketing Details: General $35. Youth (Below 35): $25

Website: http://scape.sg/greater-somerset-simulation

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Nike Orchard Road’s “Win On Air” Experience Inspires and Empowers Athletes* to Make Their Dreams a Reality

Hi Huneybees,

This weekend, Nike is set to inspire and empower athletes through its “Win On Air” Experience at Nike Orchard Road. The event will feature a two-story high athlete hologram spectacle powered by Nike Air, creating an unforgettable display of athletic prowess.

Nike Orchard Road, the largest monobrand Nike store in Asia outside of China, spans three levels and 28,000 square feet. Partnering with global retailer and distributor GMG, this retail destination is more than just a store—it's a sports hub designed to serve athletes* of all ages (men, women, and kids) and help them achieve their goals.

* If you have a body, you are an athlete.

The “Win On Air” hologram spectacle will showcase the power of Nike Air on the store’s atrium façade, featuring athletes Kylian Mbappé (Football), Sha’Carri Richardson (Track & Field), and Victor Wembanyama (Basketball) wearing the latest Air Zoom footwear. These shoes, including the Air Zoom Mercurial Superfly 10 Elite, Air Zoom Maxfly 2, and Air Zoom G.T. Hustle 3, highlight Air Zoom innovation re-engineered for multiple sports to optimize energy return.

Nike Members will have exclusive access to new in-store Nike Air-inspired events and services via the Nike App during the “Win On Air” Experience. 

On 13 July, the Run Swoosh Session will bring together the local running community for a 5-kilometer run. The Swoosh Studio will offer audio-guided or run coach-led treadmill experiences until 31 July, giving Members the chance to trial the new Nike Pegasus 41 Blueprint.

Nike Pegasus 41

Additionally, the Nike By You customization experience will feature the exclusive “Win On Air” and “Air Studio” collections for a limited time. Singaporean artist Teo Chong Wah has partnered with Nike to create the “Win On Air” Collection, which embraces the playful spirit of athletic prowess and brings the dynamic energy of athletes to life. These designs can be customized on t-shirts and hats.

Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to experience Nike’s “Win On Air” at Nike Orchard Road. Join in for a weekend full of innovation, athletic inspiration, and community engagement.

Nike Orchard Road is located at 268 Orchard Road, Singapore. 

The Nike “Win On Air” athlete hologram spectacle will be held from July 13 – 15 at 8:15 p.m., 9:15 p.m. and 10:15 p.m. The additional events and services will be available during the store’s operating hours from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

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