Top Things To Do In Singapore In March 2019

It’s the Substation’s final chapter of Cities change. People die. Everything you know goes away. The Vanishing, or Time Goes Away addresses the theme of nostalgia once again with a series of multi-disciplinary programmes. From playgrounds and kuehs to vanishing architecture and hawkers, this trip down memory lane is home to a plethora of programmes (and feels). Highlights include Everything You Know Goes Away, an interactive playground with a twist, as well as SAD: The Last Meal, an interactive art experience featuring dystopian hawker food and a multi-sensory, audio-visual experience.

Mar 16 - Apr 7, at various timings and ticket prices, at The Substation, 45 Armenian St, S179936. More info at https://www.facebook.com/events/392997977936809/

Who's ready for a history lesson with a difference? Step into Raffles’s shoes this weekend as you experience the many roles our founding father had played during his time in Singapore. Co-curated with the British Museum showcasing over 240 works, this exclusive exhibition showcases the rich artistic and cultural heritage of Java and the Malay World depicted in Raffles’ The History of Java. It also features the historic Raffles Collection, consisting of mostly Javanese and Sumatran objects from Raffles' personal collection during his time in the region.

Feb 1 - Apr 28, 10am to 7pm daily (to 9pm on Friday), at Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Place, S179555. Tickets from $12. For more info, visit https://www.acm.org.sg/whats-on/exhibitions/raffles-in-southeast-asia.

Can humans ever co-exist with robots? Take a journey to explore how man can excel beyond their natural ability through technology, algorithm, machine learning and big data. Keep yourselves questioning human existence with this assembly of various design works including art work, research concepts and innovative products.

Til Sep 20, various timings, at Red Dot Design Museum, 11 Marina Boulevard, S018940. Tix are $11.80; free or pay as you wish for locals. For more info, visit https://www.museum.red-dot.sg/visit.