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SUMMARY:Off/On: Everyday Technology that Changed Our Lives\, 1970s-2000s
DESCRIPTION:Date: 10 June – 30 October 2022 \nTiming: 10am-7pm daily (last admission 6.30pm) \nLocation: National Museum of Singapore\, Exhibition Gallery\, Basement Level \nAdmission fee: TBC \nGet ready to be transported back in time with National Museum of Singapore’s Off/On: Everyday Technology that Changed Our Lives\, 1970s-2000s showcase that brings back technology from our nostalgic past. From the typewriter and personal computer\, to telecommunications and entertainment devices such as the payphone\, pager and the technicolour television set\, look forward to getting to know and reconnecting with some of these technologies through several themed installations with complementary gamified experiences! \n  \nThis immersive showcase explores how everyday technological tools changed and shaped the lives of Singaporeans from the 1970s to 2000s. Set against the backdrop of the nation’s industrialisation and rapid transformation period\, Off/On takes visitors through familiar local settings at home\, work and other social spaces with a small\, yet specially curated selection of technology icons from Singapore’s past.  \n  \nPresented as part of the National Museum’s Collecting Contemporary Singapore initiative that aims to broaden the museum’s efforts in documenting diverse perspectives of contemporary Singapore\, this showcase encourages visitors to reflect on how technology has made an indelible mark on their everyday life. Residents in Singapore are also invited to contribute their memories and objects relating to the theme of technology up to the present day\, and how it has played an important role in their lives. \n  \nAs part of this showcase\, there will also be an afterhours escape room activity that will be available as a ticketed experience on selected dates. Please note that the gallery will be closed at 6pm for the escape room game on these selected dates\, with last admission at 5.30pm. More details will be shared at a later date and please refer to our website for updates. \n  \nWebsite: nationalmuseum.sg | FB national.museum.of.sg | IG natmuseum_sg | 
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LOCATION:National Museum of Singapore\, 93 Stamford Road\, Singapore\, 178897\, Singapore
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SUMMARY:BMSG FES'22 (Online)
DESCRIPTION:BMSG FES was organized in Japan to celebrate the group’s 2nd year anniversary highlighting the remarkable achievements and performances by supergroup BE:FIRST as well as artists including CEO of BMSG and renowned rapper SKY-HI\, Novel Core\, Aile The Shota\, edhiii boi. Each of them showcases their individual style allowing listeners and viewers to witness their thrilling ‘new chapter’ which has been the main message mentioned by the label throughout the summer and essentially what BMSG is all about. \nThe 2-day recorded show of BMSG FES will be available for overseas viewers streaming from 24 September to 31 October 2022 with an online ticket purchase via https://bmsg-fes.zaiko.io/item/350975
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SUMMARY:i Light Singapore 2023 Open call
DESCRIPTION:🔊 Calling all creatives\, innovators\, craftsmen\, designers and artists! \nWe have launched the Open Call for i Light Singapore 2023! The Festival will return for its 9th edition next year to illuminate Marina Bay ✨ \nThe curatorial theme of i Light Singapore 2023\, “A New Wave” 🌊\, calls for innovative light art installations that encompass associations with the colour blue – the limitless potential of technology to create novel experiences beyond the physical\, and the synergy between nature and technology. \nWe want to hear your bold\, ambitious\, thought-provoking ideas and concepts! \nSubmit your proposals here by 13 November 2022\, 2359hr GMT+8 \nFind us here \nWebsite: https://www.ilightsingapore.gov.sg/ \nFacebook and Instagram : @ilightsingapore \n#ilightsingapore
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LOCATION:Marina Bay Singapore
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SUMMARY:ACM Celebrates: Deepavali
DESCRIPTION:Community Rangoli \n22−23 October \n11am−5pm \nACM Lobby \nTry your hand at traditional rangoli art and learn why it is a part of Deepavali decorations by contributing to the creation of a large rangoli in ACM’s lobby. Visitors will be able see the rangoli on display at the museum from 24 to 28 October \nSuitable for visitors aged 6 and above. \n  \nToday We Celebrate: Deepavali \n24 October \n10am \nOnline\, on ACM’s Facebook page \nLearn about why and how Deepavali is celebrated in this informational video. Mr K Sengkuttuvan\, a member of the Hindu Endowments Board and the Inter-Religious Organisation\, explores the importance of the Deepavali festival and some of the ways it is celebrated in Singapore. \n  \nDrop-in Craft: Peacock Tea-lights \n24 October \n10.30am−3.30pm \nFoyer\, L2 \nCelebrate Deepavali by creating your own pretty peacock tea-light candle embellished with layers of feathers made of air-dry clay! Make it part of your home decor at this fun\, family-friendly drop-in craft activity. \nSuitable for visitors aged 6 and above. \n  \nWhat’s Cooking?  \nDeepavali Cooking Demonstration with Inderpal Singh  \n24 October \n11am–1pm \nDiscovery Room\, Basement* \nRegister at https://deepavalicookingdemo.peatix.com  \nJoin chef and foodie Inderpal Singh (@mr.singh.eats) at this festive cooking demonstration! Get in the festive mood by learning how to create two popular Deepavali dishes. Pick up tips-and-tricks from a seasoned chef and discover why these dishes are cooked for the festival. \n*Visitors with mobility issues may not be able to access this venue. Please take note before purchasing a ticket for this event.  \n  \nDeepavali Guided Tour \n24 October \n11.30am and 2.30pm \nACM Lobby \nRegister at https://deepavaliguidedtour.peatix.com  \nJoin our docents on this special guided tour of ACM galleries\, which will focus on objects related to Hinduism and Deepavali.
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LOCATION:Asian Civilisations Museum\, 1 Empress Pl\,\, Singapore\, 179555\, Singapore
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SUMMARY:ACM Celebrates: Deepavali
DESCRIPTION:Community Rangoli \n22−23 October \n11am−5pm \nACM Lobby \nTry your hand at traditional rangoli art and learn why it is a part of Deepavali decorations by contributing to the creation of a large rangoli in ACM’s lobby. Visitors will be able see the rangoli on display at the museum from 24 to 28 October \nSuitable for visitors aged 6 and above. \n  \nToday We Celebrate: Deepavali \n24 October \n10am \nOnline\, on ACM’s Facebook page \nLearn about why and how Deepavali is celebrated in this informational video. Mr K Sengkuttuvan\, a member of the Hindu Endowments Board and the Inter-Religious Organisation\, explores the importance of the Deepavali festival and some of the ways it is celebrated in Singapore. \n  \nDrop-in Craft: Peacock Tea-lights \n24 October \n10.30am−3.30pm \nFoyer\, L2 \nCelebrate Deepavali by creating your own pretty peacock tea-light candle embellished with layers of feathers made of air-dry clay! Make it part of your home decor at this fun\, family-friendly drop-in craft activity. \nSuitable for visitors aged 6 and above. \n  \nWhat’s Cooking?  \nDeepavali Cooking Demonstration with Inderpal Singh  \n24 October \n11am–1pm \nDiscovery Room\, Basement* \nRegister at https://deepavalicookingdemo.peatix.com  \nJoin chef and foodie Inderpal Singh (@mr.singh.eats) at this festive cooking demonstration! Get in the festive mood by learning how to create two popular Deepavali dishes. Pick up tips-and-tricks from a seasoned chef and discover why these dishes are cooked for the festival. \n*Visitors with mobility issues may not be able to access this venue. Please take note before purchasing a ticket for this event.  \n  \nDeepavali Guided Tour \n24 October \n11.30am and 2.30pm \nACM Lobby \nRegister at https://deepavaliguidedtour.peatix.com  \nJoin our docents on this special guided tour of ACM galleries\, which will focus on objects related to Hinduism and Deepavali.
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