With activities such as Vespa cultural tours, pop-up KTVs and live music performances, the party also includes Guinness Masterclasses with renowned chef Andrew Walsh of Cure Singapore, beer specialist Ian Colgan and Diageo Reserve World Class 2017 winner Jayden Ong.
In the faraway Ocean Land, the Shark family has been living peacefully until their playful little Baby Shark disappears.Tickets, from Sistic, are $58, $78, $98 and $118, with Toys"R" Us Star Card members entitled to a 10 per cent discount with a special code.The annual 10-day Singapore Festival of Fun is returning for its third edition this March school holidays with a total of 108 shows, making it the biggest instalment so far.
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