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Circular Spectacular Street Carnival: Singapore’s Quay Festivals You Should Have Experienced This Weekend
Circular Spectacular Street Carnival
If you have always wanted
to have gone to the Rio Festivals in Brazil, where you have to wear masks and
dance on the streets; or you have always wanted to see the Cirque Du Soleil,
where you get to sit in an expensive theatre and wear fancy clothes, there’s an
equally excellent opportunity that Singapore is offering. It’s right at the
heart of Clarke Quay and Boat Quay zones. Back again this year, there is a Circular
Spectacular Street Carnival. They have transformed
the Circular Roat at Boat Quay with lots of live music, arts areas, roving
acts, and interactive fringe activities to suit all ages, without any need for expensive
theatre tickets and clothes.
November 4-5, the Singapore River Festival held
its River Connections: highlighting
how the River connects and bonds people of different backgrounds and cultures
across three quays. It underscores the Underclouds Cie's tightrope production
across the river, among many others. They also have a the first and only Silent Disco, where you have to wear earphones
before you get your groove on at Clarke Quay’s Fountain Square. Likewise, they
have a Riverfront Carnival and a
Cinema at the Quayside, Robertson Quay.
On the Circular
Spectacular Street Carnival, you’ll see Arts display such as Light Installation
by FLEX, Performance Art by Justin Shoulder, and My Grandfather Road by SKL0.
On the other hand, Music performances such as Wobology, Masia One & The
Reggae Remedy, Flame Of The Forest, and Bantus Capoeira Singapore. Worth
mentioning also are activities good for families like the The Barter Market,
Marionette Performance and Puppet Making Workshop, and Sideshow Takeover. Circus weekend, yes?
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