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The immersive two-day experience invites Singaporeans to explore fortune telling, ancient destiny arts, hands-on workshops, and personal discovery—featuring the Singapore debut of two of Korea’s most talked-about mystical personalities. From astrology and MBTI to Saju and tarot, the fascination with personality, destiny, and self-discovery continues to find its way into mainstream culture. Now, Singapore is set to welcome a new immersive experience that brings these interests together.

Johor Bahru is set to welcome a rather unusual new lifestyle destination, where two Boeing 747 aircraft will take centre stage — not at an airport, but above a man-made beach. Dubbed 1975 Avenue & Hotel, the upcoming aviation-themed development by Tiong Nam Group spans 14.9 acres in Kempas, Johor Bahru, bringing together a boutique hotel, dining and retail spaces, entertainment, and leisure facilities in one destination.

If you’re looking for a free way to spend the National Day weekend, here’s one to add to your list. From 1–9 August, The Centrepoint will be hosting a series of activities celebrating local creativity, from live music performances and a local crafters’ fair to exclusive shopping rewards and limited-edition collectibles.

At first glance, you’d probably mistake it for a luxury watch boutique rather than a Pokémon card shop. With sleek interiors, premium display cases and museum-style showcases, the store offers a vastly different experience from the typical trading card store. Inside, you’ll find some of the world’s most coveted Pokémon cards, including highly sought-after PSA 10 graded collectibles, vintage grails and iconic releases that most collectors only ever get to see online.

One Mooncake Box You’ll Actually Want To Keep Let’s be honest—most mooncake boxes end up in the same place. After the last mooncake is eaten, they’re either tucked away in a cupboard or eventually thrown out, no matter how beautiful they looked at first. But every once in a while, one comes along that’s worth keeping. This year’s floral-inspired keepsake box is designed to live on well beyond Mid-Autumn, doubling as a jewellery box instead of another decorative package gathering dust.

A first-time visitor to Singapore who travelled to the city for a job interview shared an unexpected experience after realising her accommodation was located in Geylang, an area known as a red-light district. During her short two-day stay for a second-round interview, she casually mentioned in a video that her icebreaker line had been, “Yeah, I’m staying in Geylang,” which quickly drew attention due to the area’s reputation.

McDonald’s is rolling out a series of 1-for-1 promotions from 7 to 27 May, available exclusively via foodpanda. The limited-time offers cover breakfast, snacks and mainstays, with different items featured across specific date windows. The promotion includes delivery options starting from $2.99*, positioning it as a delivery-led campaign rather than an in-store deal. For breakfast, customers can expect a rotating lineup anchored by the chain’s standard Hash Brown.

A new two-storey space at Resorts World Sentosa, directly opposite Universal Studios Singapore, is already turning heads — with “POP Bakery” signage clearly visible on the hoarding. While official details haven’t been released, the branding points strongly to POP MART and a possible expansion of its themed retail concepts. What exactly the format will be — whether a full café, takeaway concept, or hybrid — remains unconfirmed.

If you’ve been to a mall recently and spotted a tiny Tesla zipping past, you’re not imagining things. Across several malls in Singapore, a new family-friendly activation is turning everyday shopping trips into something a little more unexpected — complete with mini electric cars, interactive missions, and a light introduction to sustainable living.

Support local’ is something we hear all the time, but real spaces for artists to be seen and heard are less common. This March, that’s exactly what’s taking shape with the launch of The Centrestage — a new recurring event series that turns a mall atrium into a platform for Singapore’s emerging artists, performers, and creative communities.