If you live in the North-East area of Singapore, there’s good news for you. The Sports Arina (TSA) has recently opened its Jalan Kayu facility, bringing together a collection of spaces for different sports and activities in one hub.

What’s Open at TSA @ Jalan Kayu

Indoor padel courts

One of the first things you will notice when you step into TSA @ Jalan Kayu is a series of padel courts, easily recognised by their transparent ‘glass cages’. For those of you who want to expand your range of racket sports, perhaps it’s time to give this increasingly popular sport a go. 

Combining elements of tennis and squash, padel might potentially become the next craze in Singapore after pickleball. Its courts are pretty unique in their setup, which means they are not as common as other racket sport facilities in Singapore. So, these new courts at TSA @ Jalan Kayu are definitely a win, giving those of us who want to try or play the sport more often more locations to do so.

TSA @ Jalan Kayu’s padel courts are situated in a spacious, fully sheltered area. Big fans at the top and openings at the side allow maximum airflow, creating a cooling environment amidst long games. There are also comfortable seating areas where you can chill while watching your friends play or while waiting for your turn.

Air-conditioned pickleball courts

Air conditioning and pickleball courts — name a more iconic duo. Most pickleball courts in Singapore are either exposed to the elements or are incredibly competitive to book if they are indoors. And of course, finding air-conditioned courts is even harder.

Thankfully, there are more options available now at TSA @ Jalan Kayu. There are 10 pickleball courts available for booking here. All of these courts are housed in one enclosed, air-conditioned hall, separated by mesh dividers.

This might be one of the most comfortable pickleball facilities we’ve seen, and the prices for bookings are pretty reasonable, too. Booking fees for the public start at S$25/hr for off-peak periods and S$35/hr at peak periods.

Table tennis academy

If you’re someone who prefers something even more fast-paced and close-up, head over to the Feng Tianwei International Table Tennis Academy (FTTA), located near the padel courts. Here, you can book a table starting at S$10/hr on weekdays and S$20/hr on weekends.

Want to take the sport seriously and even play professionally one day? You can sign up for courses with certified trainers and receive expert coaching. For more information on classes and training programmes, visit the FTTA website.

Other facilities 

If you still can’t get enough of racket sports, you’ll be happy to know that there are also badminton courts available for booking at TSA @ Jalan Kayu. But beyond the sports facilities, what makes this facility special is also a couple of other inviting spaces you can find here.

For those of you who want to recover after an intense game or a long day at work, consider visiting Bathhouse. You can choose to find rest in an ice bath, a sauna, or a magnesium salt pool. For all the pilates enthusiasts, you can also check out WEmbrace Pilates, a Reformer Pilates studio located right beside Bathhouse. 

Coming Soon to TSA @ Jalan Kayu

While the existing facilities at TSA @ Jalan Kayu already make it a great sports hub, it isn’t actually complete yet. During our visit, we noticed areas that were still temporarily closed off or undergoing construction.

This includes Sports Schooling, founded by Olympic gold medalist Joseph Schooling. When open, it will operate a Swim Lab for children ages 3 and above. Lessons will be conducted in a heated learner pool so that kids can progressively pick up swimming.

New futsal courts of different sizes will also be opened to the public soon, providing another space where football players can book for their friendly matches. A refurbished basketball court will also be open, adding another sport you can enjoy here.

Accessibility and special rates

If you’re visiting TSA @ Jalan Kayu, one of the best ways to travel there is via the Sengkang LRT network. Just make sure you are on the right loop that brings you to Thanggam LRT station, which is located right outside the sports facility.

For those of you looking to play pickleball, padel or badminton, you would have to download Playtomic from the App Store or Google Play and make your court bookings via the app.

If you are a resident of the Jalan Kayu SMC, make sure to drop by the Booking Office at TSA @ Jalan Kayu and get yourself verified. This will allow you to enjoy special discounted rates for most facility bookings, which can range from 10% to 20% off.

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Whether you’re a complete beginner or already a pro, all are welcome to attend as it’s a space for passionate individuals to share and discover. Some hobbies showcased there include games, collectables, sports, outdoor activities, and many more. Here’s a bit of what to expect if you go. 

Exhibitors

In 2025, Hobbies Fair featured a whopping 220 exhibitors, and this year is gearing up to be just as epic. Here are a few exhibitors you can expect to catch there.

Spring Crochet

Want to surprise your partner with a thoughtful gift? Spring Crochet handmakes gorgeous crochet pieces that could brighten anyone’s day. With charming creations ranging from flower bouquets to cute characters, this booth is too cute to pass up!

Yeknomster

If you’re going for something more edgy, Yeknomonster’s art style may be more your jam. Featuring a chaotic blend of pop surrealism and grungy doodles on keychains, mugs, and stickers, it’s the perfect accessory for those who prefer a different kind of aesthetic. 

Tembusu Games

Board game enthusiasts, keep an eye out for Tembusu Games at Hobbies Fair 2026. Known for creating interactive games and workshops inspired by local culture and heritage, the studio blends education with plenty of fun through hands-on gameplay experiences. Visitors can expect unique, exclusive board games and a space to meet and connect with fellow enthusiasts. 

Workshops

Here are some workshops you can find there if you want a deep dive into specific new hobbies.

Artisan Keycap Making – Mahjong Wind Tile Edition By Artzei Studio

It might sound nerdy, but designing keycaps is a surprisingly popular pastime. Combine that with Mahjong, and you’ll have many Singaporeans hooked. This hands-on workshop lets you create a set of four Mahjong wind tile keycaps: North, South, East, and West. 

You’ll get to pick up skills like using UV resin and Jesmonite, and finishing with acrylic paint. Perfect for keyboard enthusiasts and crafty Singaporeans alike, the workshop is priced at S$74/person. It’s held on 27 June 2026, from 1pm to 3pm. Make your reservation here. 

Hand Knit Cloud Bag by Shoustudio 

If you’ve always wanted to try knitting but didn’t know how to start, this beginner-friendly workshop is perfect for you. Suitable for all ages, you can learn the art of hand knitting using soft, cloud-like yarn to create your very own cosy bag. 

The hands-on session offers a relaxing and creative experience, making it perfect for anyone looking to pick up a new hobby or spend quality time with friends and family. No prior experience is required — just bring your creativity and get crafting. Held on 28 June 2026, 11am to 1pm, the workshop is priced at S$46/person. Make your reservation here. 

Compact Leather Pouch with Carabiner Skate Charm by The Leather Society

If you’ve ever wanted to try leather crafting, this beginner-friendly workshop offers the perfect introduction. Guided by experienced crafters, participants will work with high-grade leather to create a versatile handmade pouch, complete with a miniature skate charm for a playful touch. 

To make the piece even more personal, the session also includes hot foil stamping of your initials. Combining creativity with practical craftsmanship, the workshop is ideal for anyone looking to pick up a new skill while leaving with a stylish custom accessory. Held on 27 June 2026, 3pm to 5pm, the workshop is priced at S$66. Make your reservation here. 

Other information 

Hobbies Fair 2026 will take place at Suntec City Convention and Exhibition Centre, transforming the space into a vibrant hub full of passion, fun, and new experiences. Whether you’re hoping to discover a new creative outlet or simply spend a fun weekend trying something different, Hobbies Fair 2026 is a great place to expand your horizons. Also, do check the Asia Cat Expo happening right next door!

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Luckily, it’s now opening a second outlet, bringing its signature brews to Singapore Land Tower in Raffles Place. Building on the success of its first store, this one will be even grander, spanning 2,000 square feet, making it the brand’s largest CBD outlet globally. We visited the store to try out their drinks, and here’s what we thought.

Signature drinks 

If you want to experience the Molly Tea hype yourself, here are some drinks you’ll find at the Raffles location. Here’s what we thought about the drinks. 

For first-timers, the Premium Jasmine Milk Tea (S$5.20) is a great place to start, pairing a fragrant jasmine tea with a smooth, creamy base. For something lighter and more refreshing, the Pistachio Jasmine Coconut (S$6.20) is a go-to. It combines nutty pistachio, floral jasmine, and a subtle coconut sweetness for a hydrating and satisfying drink in the Singapore heat.

Meanwhile, the White Champaca Oolong Milk Tea (S$5.20) stood out to us with its more aromatic profile, with a strong roasted oolong base and subtle floral notes. Matcha lovers can opt for the White Champaca Matcha (S$5.90), which balances earthy matcha flavours with the signature floral fragrance.

Lastly, we tried the Snowy Jasmine (S$6.50), topped with a cloud-like jasmine-infused whipped cream that adds richness to every sip. It was creamy, indulgent, and definitely not diet-approved.

Molly Tea exclusive pink pop-up 

Alongside the launch of its second outlet, Molly Tea is also bringing back its signature all-pink pop-up experience for a limited time. Running from 19 May to 4 June 2026 (excluding weekends and public holidays), the Orchard Central outlet will be transformed into a whimsical pink space filled with Instagram-worthy photo spots and a curated merchandise display wall. 

Visitors can also try their luck at a sure-win gachapon machine featuring Foodpanda merchandise and Molly Tea drink vouchers. Further raising the stakes, two lucky winners will walk away with the grand prize — an exclusive Molly Tea-themed yacht experience for two.

Whether you’re finally hopping on the Molly Tea bandwagon or simply looking for your next tea fix in the CBD, head over to its new Raffles Place outlet for some signature floral brews!

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This June, one of the world’s largest science fiction and fantasy collections is making its global debut right here in Singapore. The Portals Experience is different from other exhibitions in that it will focus mainly on physical displays, rather than digital ones. 

Whether you are a reader, gamer or movie fan — if you love the sci-fi and fantasy genres, you will feel right at home.

8 themed zones

At its core, the Portals Experience is a journey, and will bring you across eight different ‘realms’, featuring many recognisable works from the sci-fi and fantasy genres. And instead of looking at screens, you will be looking at physical, tangible pieces of artwork. 

This includes more than 300 original paintings from some of the world’s greatest creators and fictional universes. You will get to behold the brushstrokes that created epic sagas and beloved characters.

Beyond paintings, you will also get up close with around 10,000 hand-painted miniatures. This includes three dioramas, which will allow you to witness one of the world’s largest recreations of Atlantis, a sweeping fantasy battlefield, and a visionary sci-fi future. Fans of tabletop games will absolutely love this.

But you won’t just look at miniatures. As you walk from realm to realm, you will encounter larger-than-life installations and sets that were hand-crafted to fully immerse you. Spanning 13,000 square feet, this exhibition will take you around 60–90 minutes to explore.

Exclusive merchandise

To complete your journey and remember your adventure through the eight realms, you can also get a hold of rare prints, postcards, and other merchandise. Some of these are ultra-limited, up to 100 editions each, and signed by their respective artists. Make sure to visit early if you don’t want to miss these!

The Portals Experience will open its gates at Fever Exhibition Hall from 1 June 2026 to 2 September 2026. Standard admission tickets for adults cost S$26 on weekdays and S$30 on weekends, while children can enter for S$17 and S$20 respectively. Tickets for seniors are priced at S$22 and S$26.

If you’re interested in entering the Portals, book your ticket here.

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If you live in the area and want to have a hearty meal that includes the likes of house-made pizzas and hand-rolled pastas, it’s time to drop by and check it out.

Debut of new dishes

Even if you have visited Casa Vostra at their first two outlets at Raffles Place and Jem, you would wanna visit Tampines Mall for new dishes that are making their debut exclusively at this outlet. For a period, these dishes will only be available here before being introduced in the other locations.

New signature pizzas

Let’s take a look first at one of my favourite dishes — pizza. Pizzas at Casa Vostra are made in-house, with a signature pizza dough that is cold-fermented for 36 hours before being fired in high heat.

The Prosciutto e Nduja Pizza (S$24++) is one of the new highlights of the menu. Topped with prosciutto cotto (cooked ham), Calabrian chilli pepper sauce, fried sage and smoked provola — pizza lovers like me will get to enjoy a rich, layered profile.

If you prefer a ‘red pizza’ rather than a ‘white pizza’, you can also try the new Margherita Affumicata (S$19++).  

Expanded pasta selection

Prefer pasta? Consider the new Agnolotti al Branzino e Gamberi (S$27++), which is a dish filled with seafood flavours in the form of sea bass and Argentinian prawns with capers. 

The Raviolone con Ricotta, Spinaci e Tuorlo Morbido (S$23++), on the other hand, is filled with ricotta and spinach, as well as a rich sauce made from egg yolk, burnt butter and sage. To complete your meal, you can also opt for something sweet from a range of drinks and desserts available.  

If you’re a Tampines or East resident, drop by Casa Vostra for a casual Italian dining experience in the heartlands.

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In fact, from 4 May 2026 to 17 May 2026, one of our local Chinese Dance companies, the Singapore Chinese Dance Theatre, is holding its 11th edition of the Chinese Dance Fiesta. This year, the festival will showcase 6 Chinese dance performances held across Singapore, as well as workshops and discussion sessions with the esteemed Professor Ma Jiaqin, China’s first-grade choreographer and founding dean of Nanjing University of the Arts’ Dance Academy.

If you’re looking for some cultural enrichment to brighten up your life, here’s what to expect. 

Chinese Dance Performances 

On 8 May 2026, catch hardworking young dancers from primary, secondary and tertiary school groups such as Ngee Ann Polytechnic, St Tanjong Katong Primary School, and Dance Ensemble Singapore, celebrate Chinese heritage with captivating performances. Don’t underestimate them because of their age; these youths are just as passionate as any adult dancers.

On 9 May 2026, local troupes and companies will be putting up a show, allowing us an opportunity to support our homegrown talents. As these artists continue to preserve Singapore’s traditions and cultures, make sure you head down to witness the rewards of their hard work!

These performances are taking place in Esplanade’s outdoor theatre. Find more information here! 

The festival then continues across the island with these shows:

• Our Tampines Hub (10 May 2026)
• VivoCity Amphitheatre (15 May 2026)
• Toa Payoh Central (16 May 2026)
• Kreta Ayer Square (17 May 2026)

Most of these shows are free with no registration required except for the VivoCity Amphitheatre. Although it’s already fully booked, you may still join the waitlist for an opportunity to watch dancers from Singapore Chinese Girls’ School and Sheng Hong Arts Institute perform.

Dance workshop and talks

Beyond the performances, the festival offers 2 introductory workshops to Kunwu Dance, a contemporary style of classical Chinese dance. 

The first is a 4-day intensive (S$300) catered to experienced dancers. The second is a 2-hour beginner-friendly workshop (S$10) held on 9 May 2026 that introduces attendees to the foundations of Kunwu Dance. If dance and Chinese culture are something you’ve always wanted to learn more about, this is a unique opportunity to experience them in-depth.

There’s also a 30-minute talk-demonstration, where Professor Ma shares insights into the philosophy and techniques behind Kunwu Dance. It’s perfect if you’re keen to learn more but can’t join the dance workshop.

Don’t waste this opportunity to get in touch with some local arts and cultural events. With performances all over Singapore, Chinese Dance Fiesta 2026 is an easy and accessible opportunity to get inspired by beautiful classical art. 

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Cue Sta Western, a newly opened retro diner in Katong. Styled with warm yellow LED lights, ceiling fans, old posters, and arcade machines, the space feels almost reminiscent of a vintage Hong Kong film. Its menu, however, leans more towards old-school American or Western fare. 

If the concept feels familiar, that’s because it comes from the same team behind Star Western in Kovan—a store known for its generous portions and wallet-friendly prices. With Sta Western, it follows the same formula, but with just a touch more style and retro charm. 

With prices starting at S$9.90, you can get heaping portions of mains from chicken chop to lamb chops and more. Each plate comes with ladles of baked beans, buttered toast, a sunny-side-up, and other sides piled high and served on a simple metal tray. 

For an absolute classic, the USA Baked Potato (S$3.50) is simple, hearty, delicious, and affordable. It’s a perfect midday snack that’ll keep you satiated until your next meal. If you’re craving some good old finger food, they have everything from Corn Ribs (S$6.50) to Fresh Fried Sotong (S$11.90) and more. With its characteristically huge portions, it’s a great dish to share among friends and family. 

To round things off, the drinks menu keeps things local with staples like Iced Yuan Yang (S$3) and Teh Limau Iced (S$3). 

Whether you’re here for the nostalgia or just a solid, satisfying meal, Sta Western is the perfect escape to simpler times and better vibes. 

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Despite the grim outlook, the announcement of Filmhouse’s opening has given us a second chance at supporting these platforms. The new cinema officially soft-launched in February this year and is now hosting its Filmhouse Warming Party—and everyone is invited.

What to expect

It kicks off the two-month-long celebration with an introduction to a Music in Film series that celebrates the cultural impact of musical films, starting with the iconic La La Land, alongside Whiplash and Cowboy Bebop: The Movie. Keep an eye out for more movie announcements as well as the housewarming programmes between April and May.

These are the housewarming programmes you can look forward to:

Film Quiz Night : On 30 April 2026, 6.30pm to 8.15pm, experience a fun quiz night hosted by Ritz and Hidzir. RSVP here for your attendance. 

A Kopistan Launch: K & Beyond: On 1 May 2026, 5pm, enjoy coffee and merch from Kopistan, and tableware from Project Coal, Mouldy Hues, and Goni Room. There will also be special beverages, coffee cocktails, a mystery illustrator who will doodle any attendee who makes a purchase, and performances from DJs and bands. 

Sing Song Social Club: the Michael Edition: On 9 May 2026, 4pm to 7.30pm, enjoy a community choir with a screening of Michael. 

The Warrior Jam: On 21 May 2026, 8.30pm, experience RnB Live Music Jam by Tim De Cotta and The Warriors. 

Endless Return. Returns: On 22 May 2026, 10pm, enjoy experimental music and art performances by XUE and Mervin Wong. 

Bizarro Bazaar: On 23 May 2026, 2pm to 8pm, Bizzaro Mart and Friends will throw their first-ever music marketplace, with items like records, CDs, and Cassette tapes.

Housekeeping: On 30 May 2026, 8pm, conclude the party with live bands, DJ sets, and more exciting performances to be announced.

While all events except Sing Song Social Club: The Michael Edition and Endless Return. Returns are free; donations for performers are encouraged.

More event details will be released closer to the dates, so check out the Filmhouse website to stay updated!

Other films you can catch at Filmhouse 

Do check out Filmhouse’s other movies, ranging from the latest releases like Project Hail Mary and The Drama, to beloved classics like Princess Mononoke by legendary director Hayao Miyazaki. Make sure to support local works like Amoeba, an award-winning film by director Tan Siyou, who follows four rebellious girls as they form a secret gang. The tickets are S$13 for weekday standard, with varying costs for weekends and concessions.

At a time when Singapore’s independent arts spaces are under pressure, Filmhouse’s arrival feels like a rare opportunity to keep the scene alive. Whether you’re there for the movies, the music, or the community, showing up might be the simplest way to make sure these spaces don’t disappear for good while also having a blast.

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Its characteristically Chinese-styled wood-panelled walls convey a soft elegance, while custom-made murals by artist Sam Lo add striking pops of colour and personality to the space. Inspired by traditional Chinese motifs and ingredients like the goji berry, Sam Lo highlights the intentionality behind the restaurant’s birth and conceptualisation.

The mural titled “One pot many worlds” speaks to the broader restaurant concept— showcasing Chinese dining philosophy at its fore but celebrating cuisines around the world with its menu. 

QUAN Hotpot does this by representing diverse cultures with signature broth flavours such as Singapore Laksa Broth (S$18). For more traditional options, get the Classic Sichuan Mala Broth (S$20) or Bone Pepper Broth (S$16). The Collagen Herbal Chicken Broth (S$20) is a lighter option, while the Traditional Congee Broth (S$14) is a unique and indulgent dish, made with Thai jasmine rice and mushroom stock.

Inspired by the Chinese five elements of flavour—sour, sweet, bitter, spicy, and salty— the broths are created to complement one another with their delicately balanced flavour profiles.

Enjoy your hotpot with premium ingredients like Australian Wagyu Beef (S$28), Iberico Pork (S$12), Boston Lobsters (S$64/500-600 grams), Korean Abalone (S$48/2 pieces), and Tiger Prawns (S$26/4 pieces) alongside locally sourced produce. If you prefer grilled meats, it also offers items prepared on the Josper Grill, an enclosed charcoal oven and grill that infuses a deep smoky flavour in the food. 

QUAN Hotpot is also a blueprint for sustainable sourcing, working closely with local farms and fisheries to bring the freshest ingredients to the table while being environmentally responsible. 

If you’re craving an escape from our fast-paced lives, QUAN Hotpot offers a relaxing ambience, traditional themes, and comforting, delicious food. It’s the perfect place to gather with friends and family, slow down, and reconnect intentionally over a shared meal. 

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At the newest branch of MODU High, the restaurant brings its comforting signature broth comprising ginseng, jujube, garlic, and more to the hustling CBD. 

Appetisers and Shareables

Starting with appetisers, we were greeted with three dishes: steamed eggplant in soy sauce, ginger and ginseng in honey, and fresh tomatoes in chilli oil. While the combination might sound unfamiliar, don’t be afraid to dig in and experience a different (and acquired) side of Korean cuisine!

We also tried the restaurant’s Mung Bean Pancake (S$16), which is made by grinding soaked mung beans, adding vegetables and meat and pan-frying it into a round, flat shape. We 100% recommend dipping the pancake in the sauce, as we did find the pancake a little plain for our liking. 

Samgyetang

While MODU High’s samgyetang menu boasts twelve signature variations, we tried the classic Yang Vitality (S$52) samgyetang and a new item, Truffle (S$48) samgyetang.

Each samgyetang comes in a set comprising radish kimchi, in-house red dipping sauce, salt and pepper, minari salad, and glutinous rice. The best part of it all? These side dishes and condiments are all refillable! Adding on to the authentic experience of indulging in samgyetang, a small cup of soju will also be given to mix with this herbal broth. 

Opening the tender steamed chicken submerged in rich broth, we loved how easy it was to peel tender meat off the bone. Not to mention our pleasant surprise to see a scoop of shiny glutinous rice in the chicken, as we thought our side plate of glutinous rice would be all.

Dubbed the “super‑food” bowl, the Yang Vitality samgyetang pairs the classic broth with Yagwanmun—a rare Korean herb celebrated for liver support—and an extra dose of ginseng. As for the Truffle, you’ll have black truffle grinded in front of you, adding a more performative experience to your meal. Once mixed in the soup, the truffle remains an underlying flavour, allowing MODU High’s 12-hour broth to still shine. 

Dessert

At the end of our meal, the delicate dessert of cinnamon yakgwa (Korean honey cookie) and jujube tea (S$20) was served. 

If we were to compare it to a relatable dish, the yakgwa tasted like churros! Sweet and punchy, it felt like we were eating churros in a pretty biscuit form. As for the jujube tea, we imagined this to be compatible with heavy lovers of herbal ingredients, as we did find it a little bitter—much like any other herbal ingredient.

Opening Promotions

To celebrate its grand opening, MODU High has teamed up with the neighboring dessert boutique Tofu G Amoy. Every dine‑in guest will receive a complimentary Tofu G gelato voucher, redeemable for any of the shop’s plant‑based flavors while stocks last. 

Whether you’re after an energy‑boosting bowl, a luxurious broth, or simply a serene spot to unwind, MODU High invites you to sit, sip, and savor a piece of Korean heritage re‑imagined for today’s palate.

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