Date(s): 3 Jan 2004 to 5 Feb 2004
Venue: Chinatown (Eu Tong Sen St, New Bridge Rd, and South Bridge Road)

Description
Admire the dazzling festive light-up where the streets are lined with blazing trails of ruby-red lanterns, twinkling fairy lights and elaborate street decorations. You'll be immersed in the joyous spirit of the most dynamic, stimulating and colourful festival celebrated by the Chinese.

Getting there
Outram Park MRT Station (EW16), or Chinatown Station (NE3)

Date(s):10 Jan 2004
Venue: Singapore Indoor Stadium
Prices: SGD129, SGD99, SGD79, SGD49 (Standard)
(Includes GST & $1 SISTIC Fee per ticket)

Description
As part of her Asian Tour, Sun Ho will be holding her first ticketed solo concert in Singapore. Following the release of her third solo album "Lonely Travel" and her recent collaboration with David Foster on her debut English single "Where Did Love Go", this upcoming concert should be a spectacular and memorable one. And to top it off, she was picked as one of the Top 10 Outstanding Young Persons Of The World by Junior Chamber International.

Date(s): 15 Jan 2004
Venue: Suntec Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre
Prices: SGD126, SGD105, SGD79, and SGD53 (Inclusive of SGD1 TicketCharge Fee)

Description
At a time when rock was at its angriest, David Gates gave us gentleness.
At a time when things were most turbulent, he reminded us of love and tenderness.
At a time when we were loud and wild, he was the voice of sweet reason.

As an award-winning composer/arranger, as the leader of Bread and as singer of records that have sold more than 17 million copies, David Gates has stood for craftsmanship, for individuality and for sweet melody in a world that sometimes seems to have gone utterly mad. His timeless ballads include Everything I Own, Diary, Make It With You, and Baby I'm-a Want You. His Goodbye Girl served as the theme song for the Oscar winning movie of the same title. His perennially popular If has been recorded by more than 200 artists!

During the 1970's David Gates practically defined romantic song writing. He still does.

Don’t miss this opportunity to catch the legend in concert!

Date(s):20 Jan - 1 Feb 2004
Venue:Marina Promenade
Admission is free

Description
A riverside carnival organised to propagate and popularise Chinese traditions and cultures. This annual event adds to the festive mood of Lunar New Year celebrations in Singapore. Highlights of the event includes:

• Nightly parades
• Fireworks on opening ceremony and Chinese New Year's eve.
• Cultural village, selling Chinese handicrafts, novelties and F&B.
• Journey to the West (Year of the Monkey) exhibition and live-size statues revolving round the theme.
• Puppet Show and workshops
  

Description
Come celebrate Ms. Dionne Warwick’s 40th anniversary as one of the greatest recording artistes and performers of our time when she visits Singapore on 29 January 2004.

An international household name with nearly 60 records on the charts since “Don’t Make Me Over” began its fateful climb in the early months of 1963, Dionne Warwick has charmed audiences on every continent from Rome to Rio, from London to Lagos and from Manhattan to Singapore.

Dionne has earned five Grammy Awards during her illustrious career, the first of which was for her classic hit “Do You Know the Way To San Jose.” Other hits include “I’ll Never Fall in Love Again”, “Message to Michael”, “Déjà vu”, “I Say A Little Prayer”, “This Girl’s in Love With You”, “The Last One To Be Loved”, Anyone Who Had A Heart”, “Reach Out for Me”, “Walk on By”, “That’s What Friends Are For” and many more.

Date(s): 30 Jan 2004, Friday 7:30pm (Preview)
31 Jan 2004, Saturday 7:00pm (Parade)
Venue: Orchard Road

Description
Watch out for Singapore's grandest float and multi-cultural street parade! Chingay 2004 - Parade of Dreams is one of the highlights that is not to be missed when visiting Singapore during the Chinese New Year season. Be mesmerised by the colourful floats and costumes, and catch performers from different cultures and races at this annual event. Soak in the Chinese New Year celebration mood with the grand finale of traditional lion and dragon dance performances.

Last Minute Hotels

Savour Continental cuisine in style, with a superb view of the city skyline, at the Compass Rose set at the top -- that is, the 70th level -- of the Westin Stamford Hotel.

ADD : 2 Stamford Road, 4316156 CUISINE : a wide variety of local to international cuisine. BUDGET : High

 

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