As requested by someone yesterday, here's one photo. Only one actually.
This is the pre-show performance by other dance groups.
Just look at the people! So many people! There's more on the left and right sides.
Showing posts with label Festivals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Festivals. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Pre-show performance at BUTS
BUTS stands for Ballet Under The Stars.
As requested by someone yesterday, here's one photo. Only one actually.
This is the pre-show performance by other dance groups.
Just look at the people! So many people! There's more on the left and right sides.
As requested by someone yesterday, here's one photo. Only one actually.
This is the pre-show performance by other dance groups.
Just look at the people! So many people! There's more on the left and right sides.
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
ballet under the stars
Last Saturday evening at around 6pm.
Hundreds and maybe it's thousands of people sat on the lawns of Fort Canning Green to watch 15th edition of "Ballet under the Stars". "Ballet under the Stars" is a performance by the Singapore Dance Theatre.
This photo shows the people entering into Fort Canning Green.
(Not for me though, it's too humid in Singapore to sit on the lawn with hundreds of people. I also can't appreciate dance. )
Hundreds and maybe it's thousands of people sat on the lawns of Fort Canning Green to watch 15th edition of "Ballet under the Stars". "Ballet under the Stars" is a performance by the Singapore Dance Theatre.
This photo shows the people entering into Fort Canning Green.
(Not for me though, it's too humid in Singapore to sit on the lawn with hundreds of people. I also can't appreciate dance. )
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Duanwu Jie / Bak Chang Eating festival.
Today's Duanwu Jie. Also known as Dragon Boat Festival.
For many of us, we don't really care about the boat festival, but we are happy just eating Zong Zi (or most people in Singapore call it Zhang / Bak Zhang).
This is Bak Zhang made by my cousin's mother in law.
If you are interested, you can view the process of making it here. I capture my mum making this delicacy last week. View them at my Flickr site.
Happy Duanwu Jie to all.
You can read more about Zong Zi here at wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zongzi
For many of us, we don't really care about the boat festival, but we are happy just eating Zong Zi (or most people in Singapore call it Zhang / Bak Zhang).
This is Bak Zhang made by my cousin's mother in law.
If you are interested, you can view the process of making it here. I capture my mum making this delicacy last week. View them at my Flickr site.
Happy Duanwu Jie to all.
You can read more about Zong Zi here at wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zongzi
Saturday, February 07, 2009
Thaipusam 2009
Saw part of an entourage of the Thaipusam procession while having dinner in Chinatown.
I think they are on their way to Little India for the festivities.
Wishing all Hindus a Happy Thaipusam.
I think they are on their way to Little India for the festivities.
Wishing all Hindus a Happy Thaipusam.
Sunday, September 07, 2008
Hundreds of people tasting and buying mooncakes.
It's an annual affair. Hundreds (or maybe thousands) of people will visit the Takashimaya Square to taste hundreds of different flavour of mooncakes on sale.
After finding the one they like, they will purchase a box or two to bring home.
From now till 14 September.
After finding the one they like, they will purchase a box or two to bring home.
From now till 14 September.
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