Weekend guide (May 28 to 29)

SUNGHA JUNG LIVE IN SINGAPORE WITH SPECIAL GUEST NEIL CHAN

Sungha Jung returns to Singapore as part of his 2016 world tour and will perform rearranged hits from songs by Kit Chan and JJ Lin. Also, special guest Neil Chan will be there to support the top guitar virtuoso. Do expect a great array of solo and duet guitar playing during the performance. At Kallang Theatre at 7.30 pm on Saturday. Ticket starts from S$46 from SISTIC.

THE SCOTCH WHISKEY TOUR BY THE SINGLE CASK

Avid scotch whiskey lovers will be pleased with this. Join The Single Cask on this whiskey tasting expedition today. The experts will take you through Scotland’s five finest regions paired with their very own chocolate truffles. You will also be provided with a welcome cocktail when you arrive. There are two sessions; one that starts from 3pm and another from 6pm. Tickets priced at S$89 from Peatix.

SINGAPORE FOOD EXPO 2016

Have your fill of local delights at the Singapore Expo Hall for the annual four-day food fair featuring more than 100 exhibitors. It’s a chance to be treated to the latest culinary creations from masters such as chef Eric Teo. Until 31 May at Singapore Expo Hall 4. Admission is free.

ZOUK 25TH ANNIVERSARY: THE SILVER JUBILEE

Get ready to dance all night as Zouk reaches its Silver Jubilee to commemorate 25 years. Expect a Zouk All-Star line-up of your favorite past and present resident DJs such as CyberJapan Dancers, Shigga Shay and Maniam. Look back and reminisce as you go down a journey of the unforgettable parties held throughout the last 25 years. Silver’s the theme so come dressed in your best outfit and you might even take back an award for being the best dressed. It is going to be a night to remember. Tickets from S$28 at Zouk.

MAKER’S MARKET

Be spoilt for choice at Capitol Piazza’s Outdoor Plaza where there’ll be a huge selection of unique artisanal crafts for sale. These goods are exclusively available at Maker’s Market. Happening today and tomorrow, from 1pm to 9pm. Admission is free.

5TH FRENCH ANIMATION FILM FESTIVAL

Step into a world of French film magic this weekend. The festival will showcase much-anticipated movies such as 
Tout En Haut Du Monde, Phantom Boy And Le Petit Prince and you can also learn the techniques of stop motion with a workshop for families, teens and kids. Tickets for the movies start from S$13 at Alliance Francaise.

JACQUES BREL IS ALIVE AND WELL AND LIVING IN PARIS

This off-Broadway show presents a repertoire of Jacques Brel songs. After a successful run in 2008, the show returns with new highlights such as video projections and innovative stage elements. Until June 4 at the School of the Arts. Tickets available from Sistic.

YAY SUMMER

Hop down to Wheelock Place for the “Ultimate Summer Weekend Market”. There are offerings from brands such as Dr Martens, Outdoor Life as well as food picks from Bangkok Jam and Wicked Kitchen. You can also kick back to performances by Sam Driscoll and The Jukuleles as well as view arts and crafts demonstrations by Fashion Makerspace. Today and tomorrow. Admission is free.

HEADS UP: FALLING

Don’t miss the last few performances of Falling, a powerful play by Pangdemonium exploring the issue of autism and how caregivers cope with the condition. The play will be followed-up with a post-show dialogue to discuss the topics addressed. Falling runs until June 5 
at the KC Arts Centre – Home of SRT. Tickets from S$40 at Sistic.

HEADS UP: THE PC SHOW 2016

The longest-running showcase of consumer electronics and IT, you can expect nothing less than the greatest deals and bargains from prominent brands such as Best Denki, Canon, Courts, Harvey Norman, Samsung and Singtel. Highlights include AC Ryan presenting Moment; the world’s first compact karaoke sound bar. The first 50 customers will even receive a second microphone for free. The PC Show will run from June 2 to 5, 12pm to 9pm.