Fun & Exciting Things to Do in Singapore This September, Under S$50

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#1: A MID-AUTUMN ODYSSEY BY EU YAN SANG

Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with Eu Yan Sang over delicious mooncakes, fragrant brewed tea, and more. This event takes place at two locations: Orchard Paragon on 7 September 2024 and Takashimaya on 14 September 2024, both from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Tickets are priced at S$28 for Eu Rewards Members and S$48 for Non-Members.

Grab a friend or family member to join in this delightful experience, which includes mooncake and tea sampling, tea appreciation with tea master Mr. Lincoln Han (on 7 September), a TCM talk by expert Physician Eric Tan (on 14 September), a DIY Mid-Autumn lantern session, light refreshments, and goodies worth S$76.20. Sounds like a good plan? Buy your tickets here.

#2: A SUNFLOWER SOJOURN AT CHANGI AIRPORT

If you’re looking for a no-cost way to immerse yourself in artistic floral displays, head to Changi Airport for the ongoing “A Sunflower Sojourn” event, running until 30 September 2024. Admire over 5,000 sunflowers with more than 10 varieties, including the pastel pink Strawberry Blonde and red and yellow Florenza, which are found across all four terminals. Check out these displays at Terminal 1 Central Piazza (Transit),Terminal 2 Departure Hall Centre (Public), Terminal 2 Departure North Check-in Rows 3-4 (Public), Terminal 2 Departure North Check-in Rows 9-10 (Public),Terminal 3 Departure Hall Centre (Public), Terminal 3 Crystal Garden (Transit),Terminal 3 Departure North Jewel Linkway (Public), and Terminal 4 Departure Hall Centre (Public).

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The floral joy extends outdoors to the Hub and Spoke Cafe, where you can indulge in sunflower-infused yogurt soft serve and butter toast. While art lovers such as myself can enjoy the replica of Vincent Van Gogh’s sunflower painting in the Departure Hall of Terminal 2.

#3: SOUND BATH BY HEALING HARMONIES

Let’s put an end to your stressful daily grind by joining the Healing Harmonies’ 60-minute sound bath experience! Happening on 7 September 2024 at 10 Selegie Road, this sound bath session is priced at S$38.00 per person. A sound bath is a meditative experience where attendees are soaked in sound waves, creating a unique experience. Even if you’ve never tried it before, this could be just what you need to rediscover peace as the soothing vibrations can quiet the mind and relax the body.

Ready to be completely relaxed? Grab your general admission ticket here.

#4: ART OF THE BRICK

Are you curious to find out what Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa or Van Gogh’s Starry Night would look like if these artworks are made out of LEGO? Discover these and more at the “Art of the Brick” exhibition happening now at Singapore Expo. This globally renowned showcase features over 150 LEGO sculptures by contemporary artist Nathan Sawaya, who transforms simple LEGO bricks into intricate masterpieces.

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Kids can spot the 6-metre-long T-Rex skeleton and unleash their creativity at the interactive play and build area. What are you waiting for? Tickets start at S$14.90 for residents and S$18.90 for tourists. Get yours here.

#5: GARDENS BY THE BAY’S MID-AUTUMN FESTIVAL LANTERNS

For a magical and free experience, visit Gardens by the Bay’s Mid-Autumn Festival! The Gardens are transformed into a mythical wonderland with picturesque paths lined with lanterns until 22 September 2024. Enjoy larger-than-life lantern displays, some inspired by iconic playgrounds, as well as Singapore’s largest-ever flower carpet. You see, this year’s festivities pay tribute to the country’s rich heritage. Expect performances, games, and street food, which can be best enjoyed with your family or friends.

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#6: MOLLY’S ANNIVERSARY  STATUES POP-UP

Molly, the beloved character created by artist Kenny Wong in 2006, is celebrating her first-ever anniversary with a statues pop-up at Bugis Junction – Malay Street, Level 1. Open until 22 September 2024, this pop-up features a thematic display inspired by Molly’s Classical Retro Series collection.

Fans can enjoy a walkthrough of Molly’s archival collections for free and shop for exclusive merchandise such as scented candles, blind boxes, fridge magnets, and a limited edition first-anniversary statue. Oh, a friendly reminder! Don’t miss the chance to snap a photo with the life-sized Molly sculptures before you leave. And if you’re willing to spend more than the budget, a minimum purchase gives you the chance to participate in creating your own Silk-Screen printed tote bag* (*Terms and Conditions apply, with limited stocks and selected date and timeslots only).

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Create wonderful memories with these budget-friendly activities this September!

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