One-for-one ice cream at Ben & Jerry's

July 30

For people lucky enough to have friends.

To celebrate International Friendship Day, Ben & Jerry's outlets at 313@somerset, VivoCity Singapore and Dempsey will be serving up one-for-one ice cream. So that's what friends are for.

Big Book Giveaway by the National Library Board

July 29, 12pm to 6pm

This is an event that will make east- and west-siders feel like they're a part of something bigger. Part of something important. Like a movement.

As part of the National Reading Movement and National Reading Day, the National Library Board is giving away free books at Our Tampines Hub and Westgate.

So you can channel your inner Belle, via GIPHY

Limited to three books per person and while stocks last, so better queue early if you're interested.

Vinyl record party at The Hive

July 28, 6.30pm to 9.30pm

The perfect event for hipsters, this rooftop party will feature a vinyl market and vinyl-inspired art pieces. Because Spotify is soooo mainstream.

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Wheeler's Festival at Seletar Aerospace Park

July 29 & 30, 12pm to 10pm

This lawn party is for people who believe that two wheels good, four wheels bad.

Those who cycle down and leave their bikes at the bicycle valet will stand a chance to win a Penny Farthing, which will either make you look super cool or super poser, depending on who you ask.

Future you if you win, via GIPHY

There will also be picnic mats for sale and live performances by local acts like ShiGGa Shay and Jack & Rai. And most importantly, food.

Final International Champions Cup match at Singapore National Stadium

July 29, 7.35pm

This match between Chelsea and Inter Milan will be the final one of the International Champions Cup in Singapore -- the only country in Southeast Asia to host a leg of the tournament for the next four years.

We're too rich to ignore important, guys.

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