What fun things to do in February?

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This February brings to you a delightful range of visual and aural indulgences – from Chinese New Year highlights to highly-anticipated concerts!

TOP 5 HIGHLIGHTS

1. Chingay 2010 (19^th - 20^th Feb)

Chingay Singapore

This festive season, Chingay will showcase Asia with a flavourful blend of performances, including the traditional lion dance, a multi-ethnic series of visual legends (think Butterfly Lovers, Puteri Gunung Ledang and Indralogam), and a Wonders of the World collection. Vote for your favourite float and stand a chance to win exclusive prizes! Tickets available from SISTIC.

2. City Alive! 2010 (20^th Feb)

Join the crowd at Singapore's biggest street dance party at the Pit Building (beside Singapore Flyer)! Guaranteed adrenal highs with Space Cowboy (Digital Rock Star – UK), DJ Sarasa a.k.a Silverboombox (Japan) and other international acts. Don't forget to groove along with our local DJ Andrew T and DJ Inquisitive and witness the B-boys dance battle! For more details, log on to http://www.cityalive.sg

3. Asian Food Delights Spring 2010 (26^th – 28^th Feb)

Admit it, Singaporeans' weakest point is their stomachs. Come enjoy the latest selection of Asian gourmet cuisine from over 100 exhibitors! Grab your limited edition “fortune bags” giveaways too. Eat all you want at the Singapore Expo, Hall 3B, opens from 11am to 10pm.

4. CNY @ Singapore Philatelic Museum (1^st Feb – Aug)

Singapore Philatelic Museum ushers in the Year of the Tiger! “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Danger” features an international collection of stamps about tigers, that reveals interesting facts on these ferocious beasts and their plight in the world today. Open house is on 16^th Feb (3^rd Day of CNY), and programmes include Chinese lion dance performance, museum tour, craft session and a talk by fengshui Master Tong Noong Chin. Free admission.

5. Featuring Belgian Dreams: agnès b. la Maison sur l'eau

This travel concept store presents a collection of Belgian handicrafts and home décor, with exquisite accessories like pins, hats by local artists, handmade lace products, handmade pattern cushions and ceramic house wares.

Other collectibles include cultural books about Belgium, Tin Tin comic books and postcards. You can bring home a complimentary travel booklet and bookmark specially designed for the exhibition at the store. Visit Raffles City Shopping Centre, #01-26, and indulge in Belgian delights! Opens from 10.30am to 9.30pm.