asiaone: Dive into a new month with a series of parties at TUFF CLUB, Fort Canning Park, and even … Bukit Pasoh Road? If you're all about fitness, sweat it up with WeBarre at habitat by honestbee, then give your liver a workout at IB HQ's International Women's Day celebrations.
The Millenia Walk Design PlaySpace campaign brings design professionals together with shoppers looking to design their homes. The theme, ‘design through play’, explores design through play, and effectively introduces intuitive free-play in design tinkering, experimentation and creative exploration.
Lian He Zao Bao's extensive coverage on OuterEdit's 'Street of Clans' creative festival, a weekend-long anchor initiative of the 2019 Singapore Design Week.
The Straits Times: Artists and designers will pair up with clan association houses in Bukit Pasoh to display art installations.
The Straits Times: SINGAPORE - On regular weekends, the trendy neighbourhood around Bukit Pasoh Road teems with cafe-hoppers and the occasional film buff seeking out a spot featured in hit film Crazy Rich Asians.
Yahoo News: Keong Saik Road may get all the credit for being one of the coolest streets in Singapore, but its neighboring Bukit Pasoh Road is just as vibrant, with its colorful history and stretch of restaurants and bars. So as part of this year’s Singapore Design Week, creative agency OuterEdit is spotlighting the area with a new festival, Street of Clans.
Coconuts: Keong Saik Road may get all the credit for being one of the coolest streets in Singapore, but its neighboring Bukit Pasoh Road is just as vibrant, with its colorful history and stretch of restaurants and bars. So as part of this year’s Singapore Design Week, creative agency OuterEdit is spotlighting the area with a new festival, Street of Clans.
Full article here: https://coconuts.co/singapore/lifestyle/new-festival-street-of-clans-offers-a-peek-into-chinese-clan-associations-in-bukit-pasoh-with-artist-collabs-and-design-trails/
City Nomads: We love street parties, and though we don’t see many of them here in Singapore, they bring a little bit of much-needed outdoor fun to a neighbourhood somewhere each time — just like the upcoming Street of Clans next week. Organised as part of the much-anticipated Singapore Design Week, this new creative festival looks set to turn the street into a riot of interactive programmes, installations, music, food, and community magic.
Teenage: Before Bukit Pasoh Road became the gentrified, hipster road of cafes we know today, it was home to many of Singapore’s age-old clans as well as a thriving community of creatives. Held in conjunction with Singapore Design Week 2019, Street of Clans allows visitors a sneak peek into some of these clans’ homes where design installations, workshops and artist takeovers tell of stories past.
Full Article: http://teenage.com.sg/lifestyle/march-events-2019/
Straatosphere: Experience the spirit of community for a weekend at the historic Bukit Pasoh Road – home to many different clan houses. The formation of clans dates back to pre-war days, when communities banded together to lend a hand to fellow immigrants. Aptly named Street of Clans, this festival will open the doors to traditional clan houses such as the Koh Clan and Gan Clan. Check out interactive design installations by artists and designers at each clan house, showcasing old stories through a new medium. You can even get a personalized illustration from the Band of Doodlers, among other activities the festival has in store.
Full Article Here: https://straatosphere.com/singapore-design-week-2019-event-details/