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Singapore Night Festival Returns with Vibrant Celebrations for 16th Year
The Singapore Night Festival (SNF) is set to light up the city once again, returning for its 16th edition from August 22 to September 6, 2023. Organised by HeritageSG, the festival will transform the Bras Basah.Bugis district into a celebration of light, art, and culture. This year is particularly special as it coincides with Singapore’s 60th birthday, promising an engaging experience for both locals and visitors.
Under the theme Island Nights, the festival aims to showcase Singapore’s diverse culture and historical landscapes. It will illuminate stories of belonging, exchange, and connectivity that define island life. Over three weekends, attendees can look forward to returning favourites, including projection mapping artworks, light installations, and interactive programmes that encompass the essence of island culture.
Festival Highlights and Attractions
A standout feature of this year’s festival is the Sky Castle, created by the Australian studio ENESS. Located at Cathay Green, this whimsical installation features vibrant, inflatable arches that respond to visitors’ movements with a cascade of colours and sounds, creating an enchanting atmosphere.
On the opposite side of the Bras Basah.Bugis precinct, visitors can explore the Kampong Chill installation, designed by artist duo Sheryo and Yok. This pavilion serves as a space for relaxation and offers unique experiences and exclusive merchandise that reflect the spirit of island life in Singapore.
The festival will also include a diverse range of food and retail options, allowing attendees to fully immerse themselves in this sensory celebration. The combination of art, culture, and community engagement aims to create a vibrant atmosphere that resonates with the significance of the occasion.
As the festival unfolds, it is expected to draw large crowds, showcasing the enduring appeal of Singapore’s cultural scene. The Singapore Night Festival not only highlights artistic creativity but also fosters a sense of togetherness among the city’s residents and visitors, making it a must-see event this summer.
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