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Source: shout.sg The long weekend is over and you'll have to wait a dreadful long month before you can look forward to another public holiday. Fret not, we've curated a list of things you can look forward to for the month of July to make it all the more bearable! 1. Mirror Maze at Singapore Science Centre Source: Singapore Science Centre We're pretty sure the Singapore Science Centre has brought so much fond memories for Singaporeans ever since its opening in the late 70s. The centre has since then opened new exhibitions, with the mirror maze being the latest one as part of its 40th-anniversary celebrations.  Address: Singapore Science Centre, 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081 Admission: Free on non-peak periods, $6 for peak periods (Closed on 10 July 2017) Website:   Singapore Science Centre Operating Hours: Daily, 10AM - 6PM 2. Art Zoo Inflatable Park Source: HoneyKids Asia Yes, its back! The Art Zoo we love back when it ...

Address:  The Float at  Marina Bay Opening Hours:  Monday - Friday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm (Please check website for more details) Date:  3 to 26 March 2017 Ticket Price:  $15 Weekendgowhere: $12.99 TOP 10 THINGS TO BRING TO ART ZOO FOR A BOUNCY GOOD TIME Art-Zoo Inflatable Park , a ticketed festival hub under I Light Marina Bay 2017 , is a culmination of an experiential inflatable playground and art installation in the setting of a zoological garden. From plants, animals, to ecosystems, Art-Zoo is a fun and immersive world that explores nature through the perspective of art, creating an imaginative landscape that explores alphabets and animals. Fun filled attraction for the whole family! 1. TICKETS The first thing you need other than yourself is a ticket. If you're a person who don't fancy queuing for a ticket and would like to do it online at a cheaper price, Weekendgowhere has got a promotion at $12.99 that is $2 off the orig...

I LIGHT AT MARINA BAY SANDS Click Here to Purchase  Art-Zoo Inflatable Park  Discount Tickets  Goodbye February, Hello March, Welcome I Light. Being Asia’s leading sustainable light art festival, held in the Marina Bay district of Singapore organised and presented by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA), this is an event that is no stranger to Singaporeans since first held in 2010. INSTALLATIONS HYBYCOZO by Yelena Filipchuk HYBYCOZO is inspired by the marriage of science, technology, geometry, materials, and the artists’ favourite book, Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. Taking in these far-ranging influences, the artists have borrowed from everything from ancient Islamic tiles to the patterns created by particle physicists when modelling the unified field theory to translate the appearance of beauty within naturally occurring harmonic relationships and patterns in the natural world into sculptural form. Dande-lier by COLOURS, Colle...