The long-awaited three-day weekend at the end of March 2024 is quickly drawing closer and there are plenty of arts and culture findings around Singapore for you to discover! From exploring cultural gems through your camera lens and finding art in nature to watching stories and music unfold onstage, it’s all about creating your own arts and culture adventure and making the most of the upcoming long weekend this 29 to 31 March 2024.
Catch Recommends: Top 5 arts and culture activities you can do this Good Friday weekend!
1. Hi K, I’ve Got This: Drawing Perseverance
Dive into the vibrant world of K, the resilient protagonist in Paige Lee's illustrations, and unlock the essence of perseverance. Whether lounging on a park bench, tackling tasks at work, or finding solace at home, K embodies resilience in the face of adversity.
Paige Lee's exhibition celebrates the triumphs of everyday life, showcasing how perseverance can be found in the most ordinary moments. Through her spirited artwork, Lee offers a fresh perspective on navigating life's challenges, echoing the enduring spirit cherished by generations of Singaporean Chinese.
Hi K, I’ve Got This: Drawing Perseverance runs from now to 1 May 2024 at the Level 9 and 10 foyer of the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre.
2. Capturing Nature Exhibition
Discover the captivating world of nature at the Botanical Art Gallery in Singapore Botanic Gardens. This showcase brings together artistry from across the globe, spanning centuries. Delve into the ancient art of Nature Printing, where leaves, plants, and even snakeskin leave their mark on paper or cloth. Marvel at highlights like the colossal Akita-Fuki print from Japan and rare electrotype plates from Vienna.
The Capturing Nature Exhibition runs from now to 31 March 2024 at the Botanical Art Gallery in Singapore Botanic Gardens. Admission is free.
3. Hi, Can You Hear Me?
In the mysterious realm of limbo, Utama runs a bar where strange characters gather; Guan Yin's cycle of tragic rebirth, Shimizu's battle with fading memories, Sindhu's quest for normalcy after a seismic awakening, and John's struggle for stability as a journalist converge in Hi, Can You Hear Me? Penned by A Yagnya and co-directed by Alvin Tan, Their stories intertwine as they grapple with personal challenges and unexpected chaos.
Hi, Can You Hear Me? runs from 21 to 31 March 2024 at the Esplanade Theatre Studio. Tickets are priced from $30.40.
4. Esplanade Presents | Mosaic Music Series: The Rare Occasions (USA)
Hailing from Los Angeles with roots in New England, The Rare Occasions rock the indie scene with their '90s garage vibes and infectious harmonies. They've conquered stages nationwide, snagged the John Lennon Songwriting Contest, and dropped an impressive array of tunes online.
Their debut trio album, Big Whoop, made waves in 2021, while their TikTok hit Notion went platinum, topping charts globally. Now, with their latest EP Attaboy, they're ready to hit the stage in Singapore, serving up electrifying riffs and irresistible beats on the road to new musical horizons.
Esplanade Presents | Mosaic Music Series: The Rare Occasions (USA) is happening on 28 March 2024 at the Esplanade Annexe Studio. Tickets are priced from $63.75.
5. Guided Photowalk: Discover Tanglin Halt & Wessex Estate
Embark on an intriguing journey to uncover Tanglin Halt and Wessex Estate's hidden stories! This guided photowalk provides boundless opportunities to hone your photography skills and discover the beauty of architectural and natural scenery. Capture the essence of Singapore's past and present as you stroll through Tanglin Halt's evolving heartlands and the Rail Corridor before ending your adventure at the charming Colbar Cafe.
Guided Photowalk: Discover Tanglin Halt & Wessex Estate is happening on 30 March 2024. Tickets are priced at $60.
End your March 2024 with a bona fide arts and culture bang!
Whether you prefer soaking up the arts and culture vibe comfortably while watching the action live onstage or being out and about exploring Singapore, this mini list has something for everyone. It’s time to start planning ahead and keep an eye on Catch for what April 2024 has in store for you!
Top image credit: Capturing Nature
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