What Spruce up your bedroom to include pieces from leading design brands such as the likes of B&B Italia, Maxalto, Poliform and more from Singapore’s leading furniture retail company Space Furniture Asia. Shoppers can browse through their bedroom collection either at the showroom at 77 Bencoolen Street or shop online, and look forward to save 20% on beds and all other bedroom complements.

When Till April 4

What Part of the National Arts Council’s annual Got to Move nationwide dance movement, this family-friendly digital dance project will help keep your little ones occupied during the school holidays, while also engaging everyone to experience dance in new ways. It consists of two augmented reality filters by The Arts Fission Company on Instagram, so families can seek a playful adventure at home and have members take on the role of a wild beast-like avatar in a fantasy realm through dance movements. 

What Specially curated for young families, Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay’s newest children’s festival features six programmes spanning music, theatre and dance. Among them is Alice’s Topsy Turvy Tea Party, a picnic‑style interactive dance experience by The Kueh Tutus artist collective that explores the topics of friendship and belonging. Kids are encouraged to participate and come dressed in their party best.

When March 10 to 14

What To induct its newest batch of students and give parents a chance to view the boarding school's outstanding 90-acre premises and education curriculum, academic staff and pupils from Marlborough College Malaysia will helm its admissions event for prospective Singapore-based students for three evenings only. 

The Malaysia-based boarding school provides students with the opportunity to embark on the UK National curriculum, International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and International Baccalaureate Diploma. Those enrolled will also be entitled to a lifelong membership to the Old Marlburian worldwide network, where they'll be supported by a tight-knit community made of peers and outstanding alumni. 

When March 11, May 12 and June 22 

What Featuring homegrown thespians Serene Chen and Krish Natarajan, this Singapore Repertory Theatre adaptation of the gripping drama by American playwright Adam Rapp traces the lives of two brilliant but social misfits as they connect and bond with each other.

When March 13 to April 3

What In celebration of its fifth anniversary this year, the Jazz Association (Singapore), the first charity dedicated to developing jazz education here and its global outreach, is hosting a virtual gala to raise funds for its various programmes, including a recent initiative that provides short-term financial aid to jazz musicians. Guests will be treated to a specially curated dinner, alongside performances by acclaimed jazz diva, Laura Fygi. Singapore’s own “King of Swing” Jeremy Monteiro will also be performing a medley of jazz tunes accompanied by the association’s orchestras.

When March 14

What Tune into a live session with Singaporean actor Pam Oei and musician Benjamin Kheng as they chat about their personal stories on breast cancer, alongside research scientist Li Jing Mei and breast cancer survivor Evelyn Ong. Hosted by the Breast Cancer Foundation, a non-profit organisation that aims to eradicate the life-threatening disease. 

When March 17

What Art Porters Gallery plays host to British fine artist Chloë Manasseh's latest solo exhibition, who traces her Sephardic roots and reflects on the changing concepts of home and identity over time. Expect wall paintings, tile installations and folding screens that portray Jewish folklore from the artist’s vivid imagination, influenced by her memories of Morocco where her maternal roots reside.

When March 20 to May 2

What In an effort to destigmatise the topic of weight, Wild Rice’s latest production features local plus-sized actress Miriam Cheong as she takes the stage to examine her relationship with her body and the body positivity movement, as well as the trials and tribulations of weight loss in a world obsessed with size.

When March 24 to 28 

What Coming together for one last hurrah before theatre company The Necessary Stage is evicted from its home within the Marine Parade Community Building later this year, stalwarts Goh Guat Kian, Siti Khalijah Zainal and Karen Tan return for the restaging of playwright Haresh Sharma’s multifaceted play that showcases the relationships between three women, and the disparities between social classes and gender roles that divide us.

When March 24 to April 4