| 07 September–08 September 2007 |
DANCE: The Legacy of Goh Choo San (In memory and tribute)
With staging by Janek Schergen, Goh Choo San’s legacy in dance and choreography is celebrated in this 20th anniversary tribute performance. In a symbolic reference to his contributions to the international dance arena, past recipients of the Choo San-Goh Awards will stage their tributes to this “master craftsman in dance”. Goh Choo San is the most famous choreographer to be produced by Singapore. He was awarded the Cultural Medallion in 1987, the highest cultural award in Singapore, as recognition of his choreographic talent and contributions.
Venue: Esplanade Theatre
Prices: $28-$68.
Showtimes: 8pm
Getting there: City Hall MRT Station
More information: call (65) 6338 0611
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| 02 September 2007 |
SPORTS: Singapore Ironman 70.3
The first Ironman 70.3 Triathlon in Asia will see some 600 participants vie for the “Ironman” title. This gruelling race, expected to last up to 8.5 hours, covers a 2km swim, a 90km cycle and a 21km run. Seventy-five spots are up for grabs and the winners will go on to compete in the Ironman World Championship 70.3.
Venue: Marina Bay Race time: 7.30am
More information:
visit www.ironman703singapore.com
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| 29 September–30 September 2007 |
SPORT: 14th SCC International Hockey Sixes Tournament
The Padang will come alive with top Hockey action featuring players from Asia, Europe, the Americas and Australia.
Venue: The Padang
Prices: Free Admission
Showtimes: 8am-6pm
Getting There: City Hall MRT Station
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| 19 September–25 September 2007 |
CULTURAL: Moonfest – A Mid-Autumn Celebration
This event celebrates the arts inspired by traditional Chinese art forms. Gain a deeper appreciation for Chinese art and culture in a casual setting.
Venue: Esplanade
Getting there: City Hall MRT Station
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| 20 September–28 October 2007 |
ART: Widayat Between Worlds
Widayat Between Worlds is a collaboration between Singapore Art Museum and Widayat Museum. As a modern Indonesian artist, Widayat, emerged out of a nationalist art academy in the immediate years following Indonesia’s independence. His paintings have been described as ‘magic-decorative’, the term referencing elements of fantasy and phantasmagory – myths, fantasy flora and fauna.
Venue: Singapore Art Museum
Prices: Adult $5, Students and senior citizens $2.50 (Free admission 12pm-2pm weekdays and 6pm-9pm Fridays)
Showtimes: Mon-Sun 10am-7pm;
Fri 10am-9pm.
More information: www.singart.com
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| 08 September–30 September 2007 |
CULTURE: Mid-Autumn Festival
The celebration of the harvest is observed every 15th day of the eighth lunar month, when the moon is believed to be at its fullest. Chinatown greets this festival with a light-up and a bazaar selling mooncakes, pomelos, tea and other festive treats.
Venue: Chinatown
Getting there: Chinatown MRT station
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| 14 September–21 October 2007 |
CULTURAL: Hari Raya Celebrations
Hari Raya Puasa marks the end of Ramadan, the Muslim month of fasting. Singapore’s ethnic Malay enclaves come alive at this time of the year with brilliant light displays and bazaars bustling with traditional food, clothes and souvenirs.
More information: www.sg/explore/people_festivals.htm#puasa
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