If you're looking to make the most of your weekend in Singapore beyond the highlights shared, there are a few tips I'd like to share from my personal experience attending these events. Firstly, for 'Alice: Into The New World', it's best to book your tickets in advance as this immersive exhibition has gained popularity quickly after its success in Korea. The cutting-edge technology and stunning visuals truly make you feel like you're inside Alice's world, so spend ample time there to soak it all in. At All Hands Cafe, don't miss their soft opening special offering a free matcha banana pudding with any main course for dine-in orders. This is a great chance to treat yourself to some unexpected flavors in a cozy setting on Telok Ayer Street. The Singapore Art Book Fair is a treasure trove for art lovers – aside from browsing through calendars and magazines, take time to check out unique prints like risographs and cyanotype works. These make fantastic gifts or collector's items that you won't easily find elsewhere. As someone passionate about theater, catching Dear Evan Hansen’s premiere was a memorable experience. The emotional depth of the musical combined with stellar performances made it an unforgettable night at Sands Theatre. It’s wise to secure your seats early as tickets can sell out fast. If you're intrigued by history or archaeology, plan to visit ArCH Square. This is Singapore’s first dedicated archaeology and living heritage space. Beyond exhibits, their workshops provide immersive hands-on learning – perfect for families and curious minds. Finally, Cartoons Underground is a fun one-day event if you appreciate Asian animated stories. Expect engaging screenings and the chance to meet filmmakers. It offers a unique peek into bold storytelling styles from the region. Altogether, these events offer a diverse blend of art, culture, and entertainment opportunities this weekend. Following @districtsixtyfive on social media can keep you updated with more local happenings and hidden gems as you explore Singapore.