For the sake of that one person in your group who’s growing tired of the usual hangout, here's some good news – there’s something to satisfy everyone at Game On! at Clarke Quay’s Fountain Square. Within the party space will be pong games, 90s arcade games and mini golf for entertainment, alongside beverages from HEYTEA and shots bar Chupitos to refuel with. Don't leave without taking that commemorative group wefie, made much more fun and much less dorky with backdrops of neon, eclectic décor.

This talented DJ won DMC at age 15, proceeded to become Kanye’s tour DJ before setting up notable record label Fool’s Gold, which is more than what most of us can say we’ve done. Known for his mastery of turntablism, Alain Macklovitch, or A-Trak, goes from festival and concert stages to our little red dot once again this year, bringing with him fluid transitions of hiphop beats and EDM.

Jul 5, 10pm till late, CÉ LA VI Club Lounge, 1 Bayfront Avenue, Marina Bay Sands Tower 3, S018971. Admission is $28, including a glass of premium pour. More info at https://ticketing.igo.events/e/438/ce-la-vi-presents-a-trak.

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Rounding up educational yet exciting events to fill your little one’s weekends with? Look forward to free tote bags, trading cards and kid-favourite snacks, besides family-friendly stage performances organised by the Traffic Police this Road Safety Month. Your kid will possibly be more excited than you once they know The Sam Willows and Night Owl Cinematics are making appearances as well.

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If you’re looking to eat and do good at the same time, look no further. All proceeds from the dishes cooked up at this year’s Chefs For A Cause will support the education of underprivileged children both locally and in Cambodia. There are over 10 dishes on the menu, specially created by prominent chefs, including crab cake sliders, crème brulee souffle pancakes and chicken bulgogi tacos by the likes of Jimmy Chok, Pang Kok Keong from Sugar Daddy Group, Daniel Sia of The White Rabbit and more.

Jul 7, 1.30-5.30pm, HUONE Singapore, Clarke Quay, 3D River Valley Road, #03-01 Clarke Quay, S179023. Tickets from $50. Tickets are no longer available for reservation; waitlist available. More info at http://cfac.projecthappyfeet.org/.

This isn’t your average heritage-centric multidisciplinary arts festival. Get up close and personal with the Kampong Glam district through a tour of its murals and street art, or an evening storytelling, or a walking trail promising a feast. In more of an arty mood? Experiment with samples of traditional-sounding music, enjoy the fibre art, mixed-media and multi-sensory visual exhibitions, or kick back for a drama, dance or opera performance. One of the more intriguing activities is the adults-only storytelling workshop guided by cards chosen from a deck, where participants share their immediate feelings and tell their story based on the images shown. Hmm, interesting…

Jul 13, Aliwal Arts Centre, 28 Aliwal Street, S199918. Admission is free. Registration required for selected programmes. More info at https://www.aliwalartscentre.sg/events/aanc19/.

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Revel in the pleasant floral scents and luxuriate in an European garden setting filled with various hybrids of roses. To up your ‘gram game, snap your photos at the French-style trelliages or the Rose Oil Distillery replica, or stop by the Flower Field featuring the Juliet tower inspired by the character’s rose reference in the well-known Shakespearean play. Even if you’re not there for the aesthetics, taking in the scents of roses may just help soothe senses and lower stress levels.

Until Jul 14, 9am-9pm, Flower Dome, Gardens by The Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, S018953. Admission fees to the Flower Dome apply. More info at https://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/en/whats-on/calendar-of-events/rose-romance-2019.html.

Get ready for more hilarious bon mots from Singapore's best known Hokkien-spewing Ah Beng. Sebastian Tan returns with more Beng-tastic hits - The Phantom of the “Chinese” Opera, The Anti-Bicentennial Beng Tale of the Forgotten Farquhar, Jin Cham Hokkien ballads are just some of the highlights of this musical comedy, alongside his three 'chio buus', played by Inch Chua, Tia Andrea Guttensohn and Stephanie Sim.

Jul 17 - Aug 4, various timings, Capitol Theatre, 11 Stamford Road, Capitol Piazza, S178884. Tickets from $48. More info at https://www.facebook.com/BroadwayBeng/.

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Stand-up comedian Kunal Kamra isn’t one to shy away from political comedy. The popular funnyman has raked up over 65 million views on Youtube, where he hosts a popular series ‘Shut Up Ya Kunal’ with political figures. With carefully prepared jokes, honest material and casual delivery, his stand-up gig here is probably not a bad idea if you need a night of laughs.

​​​​​​​Jul 20, 8pm, Nexus Auditorium, #05-07, Cuppage Plaza, 5 Koek Road, S228796. Tickets from $55. More info at https://www.la-comedylive.com/kunalkamra.

You probably recognise Maz Jobrani from indie film Jimmy Vestvood: Amerikan Hero, his countless TV appearances, or one of his comedy pieces on Showtime or Netflix. Iranian-American Maz Jobrani has showcased his stand-up skills across the globe, and has performed for the likes of Michelle Obama as well as the King of Jordan. Expect comedy laced with underlying themes from his Iranian and immigrant background.

Jul 30, 8pm, Shine Auditorium, Shaw Tower, 100 Beach Rd, S189702. Tickets from $98. More info at https://www.la-comedylive.com/mazjobrani.

New streetwear swag paired with electronic music and a beer in hand on a Saturday night might seem like a dream, till now. Fred Perry’s joined forces with artists like Singapore-based DJ Eden YC for MUSIC WOVEN IN, a series of gigs at White Label Records spotlighting the fashion brand’s newest collections along with music from genres reflected in each collection. Pick up exclusive embroidered patches alluding to the Fred Perry X White Label Records collaboration, which sees different designs available each session. If you’re craving something local, look forward to imbibing some local beer, like Lion Brewery Co.’s Straits Pale Ale and their new Island Lager craft beers from 7pm-9pm. Guess this is gonna be our new hangout.

From Jun 29, 7-10pm; second session on Jul 26, while future dates and details will be released later, at White Label Records, 28 Ann Siang Road, #01-01, S069708. Admission is free. For more info, visit https://www.facebook.com/events/625283537991103/.

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Think art and social activism are worlds apart? Think again. All 142 artworks here were created in the name of activism, by artists expressing their views of social and political issues in that era. On showcase are performances like ‘They Poach the Rhino, Chop Off His Horn and Make This Drink’ criticising poaching’s effect on nature and painting ‘Dede Eri Supria’ to provoke thought about poverty amongst industrialisation and economic wealth in society. Craving for more food for thought? There’s also a roundtable talk by the curators, lectures on topics like political art movement and short films featuring themes like domesticity of women.

Until Sep 15, Sat-Thu 10am-7pm, Fri 10am-9pm, at Singtel Special Exhibition Gallery, City Hall Wing, Level 3, National Gallery, 1 St. Andrew’s Road, S178957. Tickets to the exhibition from $10, while admission to programmes is free. For more info, visit https://www.nationalgallery.sg/see-do/programme-detail/28983113/awakenings-art-in-society-in-asia-1960s-1990s.

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You don’t have to be a fan of Alice in Wonderland to enjoy this engaging, immersive and very Insta-worthy multimedia exhibition. The curious, the young and the young at heart will have a field day poring over original production costumes, magic lantern slides, visual sound effects combined with projection mapping and even a physical ‘Lost Map of Wonderland’ to experience interactive content during the exhibition, as well as online after your visit. With so many mediums telling the Alice In Wonderland story on display, make your time here even more magical at the ‘A Hat-trick of Clever Tricks’ workshop which involves math and logic.

Until Sep 22, 10am-7pm, at ArtScience Museum, 10 Bayfront Avenue, S018956. Tickets from $12, while a fee of $5 applies for the workshop. Tickets are no longer available for the workshop. For more info, visit https://www.marinabaysands.com/museum/wonderland.html.

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At the Scentscational Orchids display at Gardens by the Bay, you have to heavily rely on your sense of smell to appreciate the exhibits — there are 58 types of orchids with various scents, categorised into delicate floral, sweet floral, spicy floral and intense floral. Cheem. The interactive nature of the display, coupled with the natural beauty of our national flower, makes for a good time for the entire clan, we reckon. Who knew there was so much to make scents of when it comes to orchids?

Until Sep 22, 9am-9pm, at Cloud Forest, at Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, S018953. Admission charge to Cloud Forest applies. More info at http://www.gardensbythebay.com.sg/.

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If you like floating inflatables, this one's for you. The latest showcase by ArtScience Museum takes you through five chapters of the history of inflatable sculptures. With more than 40 artworks, including eight giant inflatable sculptures, visitors will be in for a bouncing good time this June and beyond. Read our full review here.

May 25 - Sept 29, 10am–7pm, ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Ave, S018974. Tickets from $12. For more info, visit https://www.marinabaysands.com/museum.html.

Forget about snapping Insta-worthy pix of our monuments and take a moment to appreciate the beauty of our historic landmarks through sketches done by three artists from the silver generation. This exhibition features poignant sketches of 18 national monuments like the Sri Mariamman Temple and Sultan Mosque. It travels through seven locations islandwide, beginning with the Jurong Regional Library (until Jun 29), before moving on to the likes of the Marine Parade Public Library and library@harbourfront.

Photo: Francis Theo