DIMENSIONS International College, Singapore

It’s that time of the year again where all the spooky costumed people come out at night to celebrate Halloween.  Instead of having to spend an arm and a leg on costumes and elaborate Halloween events, why not check out these wallet friendly options that we’ve sniffed out? 1.       Halloween Trick Or Treat @ Woodlands Woodgrove Every year on the actual day of Halloween, 31st October, Woodlands Woodgrove organizes the biggest Trick or Treat in Singapore. Join thousands of people of all ages from all over Singapore as they gather at Woodgrove estate to Trick or Treat! If you wish to express your appreciation for this event, look out for homes marked with Caring for Cambodia drop off point signage, where you are more than welcome to  donate items to support their charity cause. Price: Free Address: Woodgrove Neighbourhood, Near Woodlands St 41 Time: 31 st October 6pm – 8pm (Or till when the candy runs out!) 2.       Asian Civilisation Museum After Dark: Escape fro

You’ve seen Singapore in all her glory in the day, but do you know there are activities that opened up a whole new side of our sunny island when the sun comes down? If you’re not one to hit the clubs, check out these 10 other activities you can do at night. 1. Night Safari Do you know Singapore’s Night Safari is the world’s first nocturnal zoo? Housing more than 2,500 animals, the Night Safari showcases their animals through lighting that resembles moonlight. Much like the Singapore Zoo, animals at the Night Safari are separated from visitors with natural barriers. To take in the sights, choose between taking a tram and walking the trails. Where: 80 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729826 Website: http://www.nightsafari.com.sg 2. Cosmic bowling You may have heard of bowling, but have you tried cosmic bowling? Cosmic bowling is bowling, with a twist! Strike down pins with glowing balls against thumping party music. If you’re no good at the sport, you could always dance alo