Showing posts with label *SCAPE Warehouse. Show all posts
Showing posts with label *SCAPE Warehouse. Show all posts

Show Luo 羅志祥 in Singapore 7th July 2012

Hi Huneybees,


Today Show Luo 羅志祥 will be in Singapore performing for his fans at and exclusive party that's only for his fan club members - SFC. You can purchase the membership on the spot but I heard it's only till August this year?


He will be at *SCAPE Warehouse, taking photos with his Lao Po-s (Wives) and in the middle of it, he will be performing songs from his latest album.

News Source: SFC SG Member
Photo Source: SFC SG Facebook Page


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Fire Up Your Passion & Win a Dell Alienware X51 Desktop with SHINE Youth Festival 2012

Hi Huneybees,


The SHINE Youth Festival returns with a fiery heart for the community this year! Themed 'ASPIRATIONS', SHINE 2012 enables youth to unleash their aspirations and passion for the community through 2 brand new innitiatives - Pitch to SHINE and Pledge to SHINE


The SHINE Youth Festival 2012 Media Conference kickstarted with a dance performance by Gleeful Moments (Pitch to SHINE finalist. John and Deniece Glee Studios).




"When we first heard about the new Pitch to SHINE, we were excited as the theme 'Aspirations' resonated well with our dream of organising a Singapore Inter-School Show Choir. We are proud to have been one of the six teams to be given the Gold Award and the grant will go a long way in turning our aspirations into reality" --- John Khoo, Vocal Director of John and Deniece Glee Studios
So what's sizzling at this year's SHINE Youth Festival? Let Mr Martin Tan, Chairman of SHINE 2012 Steering Committee and Mr Muhammad Nabil, Co-Chair of SHINE Organising Committee tell us all.....

(Left) Mr Martin Tan, Chairman of SHINE 2012 Steering Committee (Right) Mr Muhammad Nabil, Co-Chair of SHINE Organising Committee.




What's different this year is the 2 new initiatives - Pitch to SHINE and Pledge to SHINE.

Pitch to SHINE

The inaugural Pitch to SHINE was launched early this year to identify and fund youth projects that promote worthy causes and make a difference in the community. A total of 16 projects with the themes 'Youth Culture', 'Youth Sports' and 'Youth Action' will be carried out during SHINE 2012.

The Pitch to SHINE grant aims to further the development of youth leaders and organisations, providing these groups with a platform to pursue their interests and advocate causes they believe in. The grant will be an incubator for the ideas of today's inspired youths, enabling them to enact positive change in the community.
"By launching this new grant, we wanted to encourage youth to take action and lead ground-up initiatives that would benefit the community. We are heartened to support 16 deserving projects this year and hope to see more groups come forward next year with even more dynamic and engaging ideas" --- Lynette Lee, Member of the SHINE Youth Festival Steering Committee
Pledge to SHINE








In the spirit of getting youths to Fire Up Their Passion!, a new portal, Pledge to SHINE, has been launched for the youths to pledge their aspirations. Targeting at youths aged 15-35, Pledge to SHINE hopes to ignite a renewed commitment in youths to actively contribute to their communities. Riding on the wave of youth social movements like Project Hello Stranger and Writeboarding by Rediscover.sg, NYC hopes to inspire and enable more social movements amongst the youths today, spurring them to find unique and creative ways to have a positive  impact in today's society.

So what would you pledge?
"The purpose of Pledge to SHINE is to enable youth to break their aspirations down into actionable and achievable tasks, and at the same time, benefit the community." -- Martin Tan, Chairman of the SHINE Youth Festival 2012 Steering Committee



Psst, there are also attractive prizes to be won, such as this powerful and versatile Dell Alienware X51 desktop for the person who garners the most number of votes. So sign up, pledge and share those pledges with your friends on Facebook. This will spur your friends to vote for your pledge or make their own pledges.

* Those aged between 15 and 35 as at 31 December 2012

Below is a list of the upcoming events for SHINE Youth Festival 2012. Click on it to see the events in more details....


Out of so many events, some were highlighted and introduced to us at the media conference. Let me elaborate more for you...


Luminance! Youth Light Art Festival

Venue: *SCAPE
Date: 23 June 2012 – 1 July 2012
Time: 7.00 pm to 12 midnight


Nights of whimsical light art and pulsating performances awaits you at Luminance! 2012.

Featuring renowned and established artists, emerging Singaporean talents and overseas youth artists, Luminance! boasts of art pieces that are both imaginative and ingenious, aspirational and thought-provoking.
Feel the heartbeat and soul of emerging Singaporean artists and be inspired as you soak up an atmosphere of infectious artistic energy.














A pic with DidierNg, the creative brain behind Serenity and Bartholomew T, Cardboard Architect and the maker of the Cardboard Tron shown above.
Come to Luminance! – Singapore’s first light art festival by youths, for youth and be part of the inaugural festival celebrating art, youth and community!
Website: www.luminancefestival.com

The Dell-Intel Youth Concert

Venue: Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza
Date: 30 June 2012
Time: 7.00 pm to 9.00 pm
Happening from 7pm to 9pm, the Dell-Intel Youth Concert is set to get youths gyrating to the music of YouTube sensation Jayesslee, local veteran singing duo Jack and Rai, and up-and-coming local YouTube star Clarence Liew.
It’s a free-for-all concert with 300 priority standing tickets to be won. There are also 100 tickets to Jayesslee’s Meet & Greet session up for grabs. Both draws will be held on 22 June 2012, so if you’ve made your pledge, keep your fingers crossed! If you’ve not done so, what are you waiting for?
Jayesslee
This Australian duo comprising twins Janice and Sonia opened a YouTube channel back in 2008 and hasn’t looked back since. In 2010, they played their debut concert in LA and has since performed in Singapore, Washington DC, Vancouver and Malaysia. They’ve also made various television appearances throughout Asia.
Jack and Rai
Former band members of East India Company (the resident band of Wala Walas), Jack and Rai compose their own music and recently released an album titled “In Stores Now”. The dynamic duo not only keeps their audience entertained with their music, but also with their jokes.
Clarence Liew
Only 19, Clarence has quite a following on his YouTube channel – an achievement for someone who has neither been trained musically nor vocally. His folk-like vocals bring a soulful quality to his covers of popular and classic hits.

Dreamcatchers – The Quest

Venue: Goodman Arts Centre
Date: 27 July 2012 – 29 July 2012
Time: All Day

 A creative visual art exhibition featuring artworks created by our adolescent patients with chronic illnesses depicting the theme of “Aspirations” with the central messaging that chronic illnesses are not disabling. The event will showcase our youth talents with the aim of creating public awareness about childhood chronic illness.

Artists: Alvina Neo (Left) and Bernard Toh (Right)

Sketches of Alvina.

Alvina's artwork will be making use of the oxygen mask....



What will Bernard's work be like?









SSYC & APYC (Yoyo Competition)
Venue: Hougang Mall Atrium
Date: 13 July 2012 – 15 July 2012
Time: TBC


Watch top yoyo performers compete in the Singapore Yoyo Competition and Asia Pacific Yoyo Competition, where the overall Champion of Champions will win a chance to compete with the finest at the USA World Yoyo Competition Finals.







Group photo!


Can't believe it's already been a year since I last known Joey!
Can't wait for SHINE Youth Festival to kickoff! Are you ready? Don't forget to make the pledge!
More photos can be viewed here.

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Could you escape from the Werewolf Village?

Hi Huneybees,

Remember my Giveaway and Blog Post on the Real Life Escape Game? Well, today I played it first thing this morning and experienced it first hand before it is open to the public.
Nope, this is definitely not a spoiler or a walkthrough. This game must be experienced and played when you are there. It's not fun at all if you already know the answers right? Where's the challenge?!

Host getting us ready for the game and explaining the rules and regulations to us.

I've always been a lover of Escape games and played tons of flash games on escaping the rooms. And this time round, it is an escape from the whole village! (That's a challenge I'm totally in love with!)  The whole experience was very fun, you have to be alert, sharp and focus as the clue might just be right under you nose!

Would you be able to solve the puzzles and unlock the ultimate secret?!
Another thing is definitely team effort! Not only is this a game, this is also a great time to make new friends, as well as the bond friendships and relationships tighter. I made friends with my team today and everyone was so spontaneous and offered to help solve the puzzles. My team was very close to solving the puzzles, and tell you the truth, I was kinda disappointed when I knew we were actually super close to escaping the village. So I must say, TIME is very important. Make sure you work fast too!

With my team mates. Great fun today guys!
Well, here are some rules and regulations to get you started for the game over this weekend. May the Odds be Ever in Your Favour.
  1. This is a game where you will be locked in a room, and you will have to use your detective's mind and powers of deduction to make your escape.
  2. Gather items, find codes and solve puzzles to escape the room (village).
  3. You will be teamed up with other players. Strategize and cooperate - more heads are definitely better than one.
  4. You might find tourself running out of time to escape. However, failure to escape is nothing to be embarrassed about. The riddles are really quite tough.
  5. Do not worry if you unable to escape within the time limit. We will still allow you to leave. (Keeping you in the room against your will is against the law).
  6. Detective styled clothes might help to sharpen your mind. Wear comfortable clothes but refrain from wearing heels.
  7. If you want some training before the actual game. Google for "Escape Game". There are many online Escape Games you can try and practice on.
  8. Please do not spoil the fun for other participants by telling them the puzzles or solutions. That kills the fun.
  9. The prize you will receive is that priceless moment when you and your team finally find the solution to escape and everything falls into place.
So come on down to *SCAPE Warehouse  this weekend with your friends and family, meet new friends and try out the latest live game phenomenon from Japan!
Venue : *SCAPE Warehouse (2 Orchard Link, Singapore 237978)
Game Timings:
  • 11th May, Friday : 5pm, 7.30pm
  • 12th May, Saturday : 9.30am, 12nn, 2.30pm, 5pm, 7.30pm
  • 13th May, Sunday : 9.30am, 12nn, 2.30pm, 5pm, 7.30pm
Each game session runs for about 90 minutes, including 60 minutes of game play and time for debriefing.
Ticket Pricing:
  • Students : S$20 (valid student ID must be shown at the door or Adult price will apply)
  • Adults : S$25
  • At the door : S$30
Where to buy tickets:
  • http://www.gatecrash.com.sg/
  • SingPost Post Offices (ask to purchase Gatecrash event tickets)
  • S.A.M kiosks
  • Singapore Tourism Board’s (STB) TicketCube@Orchard

More game details are available at:


*Note: The Game puzzles require no special skills or knowledge to solve; all puzzles can be solved with use of intuitive logic and deductive reasoning. All aspects of The Real Escape Game will be conducted in English.


The next volume of the Real Escape Game in Singapore (Vol 3) will be happening in the later part of this year, so follow them at their facebook page http://www.facebook.com/REGinSingapore for updates.  There's also going to be an international online version as well, so watch for that.

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