Singapore Science Festival 2017 at Science Centre Singapore

July 20 - August 19, 2017

This event is for real science geeks (not those who merely watch The Big Bang Theory and wear sweatshirts that say "GEEK").

Organised by the Science Centre Singapore and the Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR), this year's edition is themed "The Future of Everybody", so that people who believe in fortune tellers might like it too.

There'll also be a Science Buskers Festival, a competition for people blessed with the ability to make science fun. Like Neil deGrasse Tyson or Bill Nye the Science Guy.

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Singapore Tea Festival 2017 at ION Orchard

July 22 & 23, 10am to 10pm

If you're a tea fanatic who believes strongly that kopitiams should be called teapitiams instead, this event is for you.

The festival will feature a pop-up cafe called Teapitiam (yes, we weren't the ones who came up with that name), tea-related workshops, local tea vendors and even a tea museum.

Tea-riffic.

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Art for Autism exhibition at the Fullerton Hotel

July 20 - August 30, 11am to 9pm

There'll be many pretty paintings at this exhibition, which will allow you to see Singapore through the lenses of 33 students and alumni from Pathlight School's Artist Development Programme.

It's open to public, so you really have no reason not to head down.

Sezairi's New Single Launch Party at Hard Rock Cafe Singapore

July 21, 7pm to 10.30pm

For Singapore Idol fans or anyone who's ever wondered what happened to some of the winners, winner of the third season Sezairi Sezali will be celebrating the launch of his new single "70's" with a party.

All you have to do to be on the guestlist is indicate your interest on Facebook.

Besides a performance by Sezairi, there'll be a raffle for limited-edition vinyls of his album SEZAIRI.

All hipsters with record players are welcome to join.

And cool cats like this, via GIPHY

Hike from Marsiling to Bukit Timah Reserve

July 22, 8.30am to 12.30pm

This session is for people who like walking around in tall grass with strangers.

It's a 12km hike and will end at Bukit Timah Hill Summit, so you can stuff face at Al-Azhar Eating Restaurant after.

Go ahead. You deserve it.

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