These will be exclusively available at a pop-up at Limited Edt’s ready-to-wear and lifestyle store, Chamber, and on their online store on 18 February 2022.

Hypebeast given a Pokémon-style makeover

Featuring the majestic Base Set Charizard, Hypebeast’s logo gets a poké-style makeover in the beloved font and is seen replicated on a series of grey, black and white sweatshirts, hoodies and t-shirts.

Capsule collection also includes homeware

Inspired by the design elements of Pokémon during the ‘90s, mugs and cushions bearing the fire-type pokémon are also available in this capsule, as well as rugs.

Lifestyle accessories and stickerpacks

With prices ranging from S$19 to S$139, we’d say that this is pretty worthwhile especially if you are an avid fan of the OG Pokémon and the Hypebeast brand.

Not forgetting, a signature Hypebeast x Pokémon black cap that suits almost any occasion.

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The perfect place to dine alfresco, PLQ Parkside is a wonderful place to kick back and unwind after a long work week, savouring delicious food while enjoying the evening breeze.

For those looking for a conducive working space to settle down and get some work done, try Productive at Paya Lebar Quarter, which is located in the same location as Chug Chug and is open till 5pm. It comes with comfy seats to work at, power outlets, and you can even bring in your own food to the space.

Killiney Bistro and Bar

Perhaps the only Killiney outlet that provides table service and serves alcohol. Intrigued? We surely are. Killiney Bistro and Bar serves up their famous kaya toast sets in the day and transforms into a cool alfresco joint once the sun sets. They also serve up localized bar bites such as the Har Cheong Gai (S$14) and the Ngo Hiang Platter (S$15).

Zing by Xi Yan

The latest brainchild by the team behind Xi Yan and The Social Kitchen, Zing by Xi Yan serves up nutritious and delectable fare such as grain bowls, salads and pasta dishes. Guests can also look forward to sampling their famous Goji Berry Ice cream (S$4.50) at this outlet.

Their collaboration with The Social Kitchen is for a good cause as well, by engaging disadvantaged communities as part of their service team.

Rempapa

Now onto one of our personal favourites, Rempapa. Opened by Masterchef Judge, Damian D’Silva, Rempapa aims to bring authentic Singapore heritage cuisine to their guests, inspired by different facets of the Chinese, Peranakan, Eurasian, Indian and Malay kitchens. Expect dishes that are nothing less than flavoursome from this all-day dining concept.

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3 exclusive Iberico pork dishes to choose from

There will be three delicious Iberico pork dishes available to choose from, such as the Iberico Pork Jowl and Cheese Croquette with Aglio Olio (S$10.50) and the Iberico Pork Patty with Brown Sauce (S$9.50). If you’re feeling extra hungry, go for the Iberico Pork Collar Cheese Katsu and Jowl with Aglio Olio (S$16.50).

For those who are also members of the IKEA Family, you get to enjoy these dishes at a discount too.

IKEA Jurong’s outlet-exclusive menu

For those who stay in the west, IKEA Jurong has whipped up a special menu that is exclusively available at the Jurong outlet for a limited time, from Monday to Friday from 11.30am to 3pm. The mouthwateringly delicious Salmon with Chilli Crab Sauce and Mantou (S$5.80) is available from now till 18 February. Followed up by the Curry Chicken with Bread (S$5.80) from 21 to 25 February.

Perfect for sharing, the CNY Platter Set (S$28.80) comes with roast chicken, salmon and meatballs, along with mala pork ribs for a lip-smackingly good time. It is available from now till 28 February.

Find out more about IKEA Singapore’s new menu offerings here.

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The new building not only boasts living and office space, as well as upcoming F&B establishments but also an amazing rooftop sky garden on the 51st floor, offering a magnificent view of Marina Bay Sands and the central business district area.

A Green Oasis awaits

Sprawling across three floors, from the 17 to the 20th, this expansive 35m-tall open area is home to a lush vertical garden (think Parkroyal Pickering hotel) and offers a quaint respite from the hustle and bustle of the CBD district.

Residents, employees and the general public can access this ‘park in the clouds‘ and enjoy the various amenities such as ideation nests and work pods while enjoying food and drink from the newly-opened cafe, Sol & Luna, located right next to the garden.

Explore the trawling greenery as well as discover over 70 types of plants that have been planted all over the space. Perfect for getting a walk in in the midst of a busy day, or heading out to the aerial pathways for some fresh air.

Citadines Apart’hotel

CapitaSpring is also home to Citadines Apart’hotel, a flagship of Citadines Raffles Place Singapore, where residents can enjoy the luxuries of a serviced apartment while taking advantage of the flexibility that a hotel offers. We’re definitely adding this place to our list of upcoming staycation destinations.

Rooftop observatory and urban farm to open in Q2 2022

Head on up to the 51st floor, where you will find the Sky Garden, and be treated to spectacular views of Marina Bay and the Central Business District. Indeed, it is deserving of its call-to-fame as Singapore’s tallest and publicly accessible observatory deck with stellar 360-views of the surrounding area.

The sky garden is also home to a small urban farm, put together in partnership with Edible Garden City, with five themed plots. Take a walk around and you’ll be able to spot edible veggies growing, such as Daikon Radish, Okra and several varieties of Spinach.

These plants will be part of a farm-to-table initiative for 2 new F&B concepts opening at CapitaSpring’s rooftop soon.

Upcoming hawker centre in April 2022

Some upcoming highlights that you can expect at CapitaSpring include the 52-stall Market Street Hawker Centre, which is set to open sometime in April 2022, along with several other F&B establishments.

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Thinking of ways to escape the city and connect with nature? With the March holidays just around the corner, what better way to spend time as a family than with these amazing farm experiences that will have you feeling like you’re on a mini getaway from the hustle and bustle of urban life.

1. Jurong Frog Farm

Find Singapore’s only heritage bullfrog farm tucked away in quaint Lim Chu Kang. Jurong Frog Farm not only offers guided tours where you can learn about the life cycle of the bullfrog, but they also have a thrillingly fun ‘catch a frog’ activity where you can hop along and test your mettle against those strong leapers, as well as a ‘feeding frenzy’ experience where you can grab some grub to feed those hungry frogs. Before you leave, don’t forget to stop by their shop to pick up some tasty treats such as hashima and fresh frog meat.

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2. Hay Dairies 

Established in 1988, Hay Dairies is Singapore’s one and only goat farm, and home to over 800 of those furry pals. They provide educational guided tours and also have a free & easy walk-in tour, where you can watch how the farmhands milk and take care of the goats, as well as purchase some alfalfa hay to feed the goats as well. Visitors will also be able to purchase souvenirs such as hand-made goat milk soap and fresh bottled goat milk too.

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3. The Live Turtle & Tortoise Museum

Home to an extensive collection of more than 700 types of turtles and tortoises, also holds a Guinness World Record for the largest collection of live turtles and turtle artefacts after being established in 2001. Over there, you can look forward to petting and feeding these little hard-shelled ones as they roam around the park freely.

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4. Qian Hu Fish Farm

If you are looking for a different kind of outdoor activity but at the same time an alternative to S.E.A Aquarium, Qian Hu Fish Farm might just be the place for your coming weekend itinerary. Not only do they house over a thousand species of fish with an endless aisle of fishes on the farm for you to admire, but they also have kid-friendly activities like longkang fishing, a fish spa and more at an affordable rate. What’s more, the entry is free and for those who don’t drive, fret not as the farm provides free shuttle bus services too.

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5. Nippon Koi

One of the major larger-scale Aquaponics farms in Singapore, Nippon Koi Farm specialises in silver perch breeding and aquatic leafy vegetable production. Join their Aquaponics Discovery guided tour or Aquaponics Farm tour with bollywoodadventures to learn and see first-hand the coexistence of fish and vegetable farming – including hands-on harvesting of aquatic vegetables and in-house spinach ice cream.

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6. Insectta

Singapore’s first urban insect farm, Insectta is transforming waste into gold by rearing the black soldier fly (hermetia illucens), taking in food waste and returning it into the economy as highly valuable biomaterials for use in a wide array of industries such as pharmaceuticals and even, organic fertiliser or animal feed like our furry friends at home.

Hop onto the educational and insightful programmes with the farm’s kids-friendly activities like online seminars or on-site urban farm tours to learn more about how an insect farm works and try first hand at insect farming, ending the tour on a high note with a super fun chicken feeding activity for the little ones.

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7. Singapore Ant Museum

Talk about unique learning experiences, Singapore’s first ants museum might just fit the bill. Go peek into the world of these little crawling creatures and get a one of a kind educational and engaging experience with the Singapore Ant Museum. Equip yourself with a pair of magnifying glasses in the two-storey museum filled with exhibitions and interactive displays as they guide you through a guided tour that comes along with your ticket. 

Over at the museum, you get to spot and explore an unseen world of ants through the 50 different native species like the Trapjaw Ants, Fire Ants and other 25 intricately designed formicariums.

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8. Crab Lovers Farm

Founded in 2017, Crab Lovers Farm started out as a small farm of 5000 crabs, slowly expanding into having its very own hatchery and is presently the premier supplier of soft shell crabs to local distributors and restaurant chains. Apart from rearing soft shell crabs, the farm also sells a variety of line-caught crabs and fish. For those interested in wanting to know where your favourite soft-shelled crabs come from, this is the place for you.

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9. The Sundowner

Located in the quaint back alley of Siglap, The Sundowner prides itself as an Urban Farm + nature-based Experience Centre. Dip your toes into their Rooftop Farm Experience, backed by a dreamy rooftop sunset, where you can get up-close and personal with some bees, learn about urban farming and enjoy a farm-to-table tasting, where you’ll get to garnish your own cocktails or kombucha. They also offer a myriad of interesting activities such as terrarium building, honey pairings and paper marbling.

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10. Bollywood Veggies

Set against the backdrop of the quiet Kranji countryside, lies Bollywood Veggies, a safe haven away from the hustle and bustle of the city. Started by Ivy Singh and her husband, Lim Ho Seng, in 2000, the farm offers a glimpse into rustic farming with no pesticides or fertilizers used on site, effectively making it a planet-friendly operation. The Farm also boasts a bistro, culinary school and museum, however, all group tours of the farmland have been put on hold due to the pandemic.

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11. BEE AMAZED Garden

This unique visitor’s centre offers a variety of educational programmes, family activities, honey tasting, environmental talks and basic beekeeping lessons. Guests on the BEE AMAZED Garden tour can expect to be treated to a brief history of beekeeping, local honey bees and honey as well as a visit to the beehives observatory, where one can observe these busy insects in actions without being worried about getting stung.

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12. Kok Fah Technology Farm

Family-run Kok Fah Technology Farm specialises in cultivating the best leafy vegetables, using the best high-tech machinery and cold chain processes, to ensure that your veggies arrive fresh and of the highest quality. In addition to educational farm tours, they also have a regular weekend market that runs from 9am to 5pm on Saturdays and Sundays. Interested in owning your very own little greenhouse? The farm is also in the business of greenhouse construction and the installation of hydroponic systems.

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13. Edible Garden City

Situated in Queenstown, Edible Garden City’s Urban Farm grows premium, pesticide-free produce locally, and the collective is also actively involved in the design, build and maintenance of food gardens in Singapore, which include restaurants, hotels, schools, residences, and more. Apart from in-person workshops and virtual programmes, they aim to educate all on the joys of sustainable gardening. Weekend workshops for the public are also available. 

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14. Mainland Tropical Fish Farm

Set up in 1970, Mainland Tropical Fish Farm has become quite the popular destination for those who love fish and who want to dip their toes into the world of marine landscaping. Step foot into this unique farm and feel like you’re getting a blast from the past with their ‘old-school’ outdoor fishponds, grab the kids and feed the hungry fish and even delve a little into longkang fishing, where the kiddies can bring home their catch of the day. 

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15. Gallop Kranji Farm Resort

Finally, for the adventurous ones, why not pair this farm-centric experience with little kampong staycay? You can book an overnight stay with the farm, all while enjoying tours of the compound, visiting Uncle Tan’s Herbal Garden and the Nature Nook, as well as trying your hand at some fishing. This farm resort is also located within walking distance to many other farms in the area, so if you’re looking for a weekend adventure, this might just be it.

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Edible or not, these interesting gifts will be sure to leave a lasting impression that will have you and your beau talking about it for years to come.

1. Fried Chicken (S$89.90)

Who loves fried chicken? Oh yes, oh yes we do. Surprise your lover with this unconventional bouquet, made with yummy KFC chicken. 10 pieces of crispy or original fried chicken make for this impressive arrangement, you and your love will definitely remember this night to be finger-lickin’ good.

Get the Fried Chicken bouquet here.

2. Garlic and Chilli Bouquet (S$40)

Say yes to warding off vampires and breaking the Scoville levels with this fiery bouquet, with an intricate arrangement of fresh, yes you heard it right, garlic, bird’s eye chilli and rosemary. Definitely eye-catching and memorable, this makes for a super practical gift if your loved one loves cooking up spicy dishes that are as hot as the love between the both of you, as every aspect of the bouquet can be used.

Get the Garlic and Chilli Bouquet here.

3. Dried Fruit Bouquet (S$89)

If your partner is more up the healthy-eating lane, this dried fruit bouquet will definitely have them snacking for days. Packed with a variety of fruits such as mangoes, apricots and dates, this assortment is not only full of vitamins but would pair perfectly with a simple cheese platter and wine for a romantic valentine’s night in. 

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4. Snack Bouquet (S$48)

Impress your date with this breathtakingly beautiful pink snack bouquet, that is not only yummy but is adorned with sprigs of baby’s breath flowers and a delightful heart-shaped balloon. It comes with an assortment of 6 snacks and also has an option to add on LED string lights for that extra sparkle. 

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5. Yakult Bouquet (S$30)

In a world where good immunity is now everything, why not gift your partner with a healthy gut? Packed with more than 10 billion L. casei strain Shirota, this Yakult bouquet not only tastes yummy but will also replenish and balance your gut flora for a healthy, happy body.  

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6. LEGO Bouquet (S$79.90)

For those who prefer something more handmade, have a go at a bouquet from LEGO’s Botanical Collection. Designed with mindfulness and experimental relaxation in mind, have fun putting together this delightful set all while thinking of your sweet love. Made of recycled plastic, this set comprises LEGO versions of asters, roses and daisies, all with adjustable and customisable stems and leaves. All the opportunity to let your creativity take over this Valentine’s Day. 

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7. Fresh Fruit Bouquet (S$89)

What looks pretty and tastes guilt-free? This Fresh Fruit Bouquet of course. This cheery bouquet comes with tastefully arranged fruit slices and even cut fruits arranged to look like floral blooms. It comes with a couple of chocolate dipped strawberries too. A vegan option is also available upon request. 

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8. Cup Noodle Bouquet (S$38)

Nothing says supper quite like cup noodles. Gift your lover this eye-catching Cup Noodle Bouquet this Valentine’s and have your supper plans settled too. Guaranteed to put a smile on both your faces, this bouquet also comes beautifully wrapped in colourful paper and bears sweet sprigs of baby breath blossoms as well. 

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9. Nut Bouquet (S$88)

But what if your date doesn’t fancy dried fruits? Get them this intricately arranged Nut Bouquet instead. Boasting a fancy assortment of nuts such as walnuts, pistachios and peanuts, this rustic bouquet also comes with pops of golden Ferrero Rocher chocolates in the mix too. 

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10. Money Bouquet (S$68)

What better way to say ‘I adore you’ than with some coin? Whether you want to spend it or save it, consider this money bouquet an elevated version of the traditional angpao. Trust us, your date will be impressed. Also comes with exclusive add ons such as Moet Champagne, LED lights and baby’s breath flowers. 

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11. Otah Bouquet (S$70)

The brainchild of local brand, Lee Wee & Brothers, and florist, Sarah’s Fleurs, comes the Otah Bouquet. Featuring a curated selection of seasonal blooms including, a delicate Miyabi rose surrounded by lisianthus, eustomas and exotic foliage, topped with a selection of their in-house signature Otahs. Available for collection and delivery on 14 February 2022 only.

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We hope you’ve brought your appetite, cause the Salmon Angel hair Pasta (S$18) is one of their specialities, as well as the Kissaten Wagyu Don (S$42), featuring A5 Kagoshima Wagyu steak slices on rice, accompanied with an onsen egg and topped with tobiko.

Their All-Day Breakfast highlights include the colourful 7S Breakfast (S$32), featuring a selection of omakase dishes which change regularly, so you will definitely be in for a surprise treat when you order this dish, alongside the Chicken Stew Thick Toast (S$19). The delightfully square loaf is hollowed out and filled with a creamy white chicken stew, along with bread soldiers for extra dipping pleasure.

The folks at Seven Kissaten definitely take desserts seriously, as seen with their 7S Parfait (S$12), consisting of matcha ice cream sitting on a bed of, you guessed it, salt. For something slightly more traditional, go for the Matcha Monaka (S$12), made up of matcha ice cream, red bean jam and mochi crepe, sandwiched between thin Japanese rice wafers.

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Following the previous carnival season that ended in late 2021, you can visit the carnival once again from 1 to 15 February 2022, and is open from Wednesdays to Sundays. Not only do they have that highly secretive dragon/dinosaur park, but visitors can also look forward to carnival rides, games and more.

If you’re looking for a place to capture some OOTD shots for the ‘gram, this is the place for you. Featuring impressive life-like dinosaur sculptures, don’t be surprised if you spot a couple of gryphons or dragons too. As long as it’s majestic mythical or prehistoric animals that they are offering, we’ll take it.

Located conveniently next to Riveria LRT station along the Punggol LRT line, it’ll be hard to miss this spot. Grab a couple of friends or head down with the kids, it will really be an experience that is worth making memories for. You can even get a little goofy with your pictures, just like this little man here in the picture above.

Tickets are S$5 each per entry, but if you are coming in a group, rejoice cause there are group prices. For parties of 2 to 3 pax – S$10, 4 to 5 pax – S$15. Do remember to mask up and social distance while you’re at it too.

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Additionally, pay with the hoolah app to receive a $20 hoolah voucher (limited to first 500 orders, 1 voucher per user, up till 4 March 2022) also, be sure to activate your ShopBack extension or app so you can utilise these savings to the fullest.

Running low on ideas? Here’s what we have rounded up just for you.

Charles & Keith

Have a rawr-some Chinese New Year with Charles & Keith’s latest Lunar New Year collection. These cute tiger baguette bags and shoes will have all your friends asking where you got them from. Alongside the discounts, enjoy up to 4.50% ShopBack cashback during checkout when you utilise the app during checkout.  

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6IXTY8IGHT

What better way to channel your ‘huat’-most confidence than with a set of new intimates. 6IXTY8IGHT doles out the latest trends in lingerie and apparel, so ladies, you can feel beautiful both inside and out. Receive a generous up to 20.00% upsized ShopBack cashback during checkout too. 

Plus, red intimates are traditionally believed to improve your luck during the Lunar New Year, so gird yourselves up and get ready to win every game of cards or mahjong you set your hands to. 

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JD Sports

If you’re looking to step up your athleisure game this year, leading sneaker and sports fashion retailer, JD Sports is your one-stop-shop. Plus, it adds an extra incentive when you hit the gym to shed off those extra CNY snacking calories while looking your best. 

All new hoolah users who signup via the hoolah app will enjoy S$30 off (minimum spend S$150) while existing users will get S$20 off (minimum spend S$150), all on top of an up to 10.00% upsized ShopBack cashback. 

Shop JD Sports here. 

Lenskart

For those looking to jazz up your look, or getting that perfect pair of sunglasses that you’ve had your eye on, Lenskart offers quality eyewear at affordable prices. Discover a wide variety of brands and designs, including contacts lenses, on their site and have yourself an upsized 20.00% ShopBack cashback (was 8.00% previously). 

Their website even offers a 3D virtual try-on, so that you can make an even more informed choice before checking out. 

Shop Lenskart here. 

Melissa Shoes

A favourite among the ladies, Melissa jelly shoes are well known for their comfort and fashionable designs, with seasonal collaborations with designers and brands such as BT21, Lazy Oaf and Viktor&Rolf. In addition to the 10% uncapped discount when you check out via hoolah, buyers can also enjoy a 3.00% ShopBack cashback too. 

Shop Melissa here. 

Strawberrynet

Perhaps time to start a new beauty regime this year? Strawberrynet has you covered for all your beauty and skincare needs. Shop from a range of well-known brands such as SK-II, YSL and Nars, and enjoy an upsized 8% cashback from ShopBack (double the deal from the previous 4% cashback).   

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ZALORA

Can’t quite seem to decide on an outfit? Zalora carries an ever-expanding line-up of local and international brands that will cater to every occasion and home visit this Chinese New Year. Enjoy 8% off (capped at S$25, minimum spend S$100) all the way till 31 January, including 3% ShopBack cashback, on top of the 10% uncapped discount via hoolah. It’s a deal so good that even we want to take this opportunity to refresh our wardrobe. 

Shop Zalora here.

Zenyum

We all know that 2021 has been tough, but Zenyum gives us all reason to smile with no fear of the future. Working with a team of renowned dentists, you’ll be assured that your smile will be aligned with as little fuss and pain as possible with their clear aligners. The brand also has a range of oral hygiene products such as floss, mouthwash and toothpaste. Receive a 5.00% ShopBack cashback up till 4 March 2022. 

Shop Zenyum here. 

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Available for a limited time only, from 25th January to 23rd February 2022, it makes for a perfect photo opportunity for both kids and Disney lovers alike.

This display comes in collaboration with a local award-winning producer of luxury art collectables, XM Studios, as they launch their Mickey & Friends ‘The Joy of Festival’ series of figurines, just in time for Chinese New Year. The figurines will be available at a special pop-up at Floral Fantasy Gift Shop and are while stocks last.

Donald and Daisy perform an energetic lion dance, while Mickey and Minnie herald blessings for the year ahead with a dragon dance, representing the dragon’s embodiment of power, excellence, and luck. Adorable Chip and Dale unfurl a banner with the words “Happy New Year” in Chinese, ushering in hope, happiness and good fortune this 2022 and beyond.

Our favourite has got to be 2022: Year of The Tiger, featuring Mickey holding the cutest baby tiger cub, a la Lion King style, while standing on a pile of shiny golden coins. Mickey holding this symbol of leadership, courage, and vitality reflects our own wishes for the year ahead, to behold good health, prosperity and hope, that we will triumph over the years past with an even better 2022.

While this figurine can be purchased individually, the Mickey – Year of Tiger Faux Bronze version is only available exclusively with Box Set purchases. Enjoy an exclusive S$10 discount off the set price when you purchase straight from the Floral Fantasy giftshop.

Let Mickey and the gang liven up your spirits this Chinese New Year at Gardens by the Bay, bringing to you and your loved ones the hopefulness of fresh beginnings, warm reunions, and merrymaking. The figurines by XM Studios are also available online here.

Mickey & Friends ‘The Joy of Festival’ Pop-up Store
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