There are art markets, carnivals and more to look forward to this weekend — and through the school holidays.
From family-friendly events to artfully cool pop-ups, this weekend’s schedule looks to be packed once more. But for the young and young at heart who have the luxury of enjoying the March school holidays, the days off extend through the entire week until Mar 19. Good news: This handy guide will take you through the week as well.Mar 4 to May 1. Open 5.30pm-9.30pm and 12pm-10pm Rilakkuma and friends have taken over Changi Airport T3 just in time for the March school holidays.
But did you really hang out with Rilakkuma and co if you don’t have any beary cute photos to show for it? Schlep down to T3’s basement 2 level to hunt for exclusive photo spots, including larger-than-life standees and optical illusions. Need more mementos? Shop Rilakkuma merch at a retail outpost near the link bridge to Jewel which opens on Mar 10.
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