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Forty-plus & Fabulous!

Meet the breast cancer survivor who’s changing the fitness game for over-40s in Singapore.

6 Spots For Your Next Weekend Brunch

Treat your family to an extended brunch with freeflow bubbly, crafty cocktails and delicious bites; bookmark these six spots for your next weekend!

What's For Kindergarten Kids?

Dr Colleen Drisner spent three years as Head of Student Support and Wellbeing at the Canadian International School (CIS) before assuming her current role as Primary School Principal at the Lakeside campus this year. Originally from Canada, she has also spent 16 years in China as a teacher, IB coordinator and principal at an international school, and as a teacher trainer. She shares her insights on what to look for in a kindergarten.

Meatless Meat Phenomenon

Expat Living contributor CATHIE HEARNS shares her views on the meatless meat phenomenon.

A Mathematical Artist

Currently showing at Redsea Gallery in Dempsey Hill are paintings by Taher Jaoui. We learn more about this self-taught artist, including the inspiration he finds in maths and music.

Sabrina Sees The Light

This American fashion model-turned-photographer has come a long way – both literally and figuratively – since she first hit the catwalk.

Style Savant

Meet the woman who’s helping others rediscover their mojo through fashion!

TAILORED RAINING

Five EL readers share their experiences with one-on-one fitness training.

Spa Break

One of our favourite ways to unwind is to indulge in a facial or body massage in a luxurious spa or beauty salon. Here are five spots to try!

A “Wild” Night Out With Exotic Creatures And A Gourmet Feast In A Tent!

Looking for an interesting way to beat the stay-in-Singapore blues? We preview one that’s definitely out of the ordinary – a “wild” night out with exotic creatures and a gourmet feast in a tent!

Daniela Erni On How To Make The Most Of These Lifelines

We talk fondue and fundraisers with an association working hard at keeping morale up.

Olivier Burlot On His Property And His Home Décor Choices

We talk to fellow publisher Olivier Burlot about his property, his home décor choices and recommendations for living in Singapore.

A New Face Of Primary School At Nexus International School

Fiona Lewis is originally from the UK and lived for a decade in New Zealand before coming to Singapore in 2017. She has worked in education for 21 years, and is excited to be taking on a new role as Head of Primary School at Nexus International School, where she hopes to share the potential of learning and growing with young students.

Elements In Tap Water That May Not Be Great For Your Health

We’ve all been told that we need to drink more water, but tap water doesn’t always taste good. And that can put us off getting the H2O intake we need! Taste aside, there are elements in tap water that may not be great for your health in the long run too.

History Of The Hill

What better way to celebrate National Day this month than to discover a local heritage trail brimming with history?

A Soft Landing

Harriet Garbers is from the UK and her husband is Danish; they arrived in Singapore with their 14-year-old son in April. Three months on, they continue to be endlessly charmed by their new home!

4 Bars With A View

Grab a sundowner for your weekday date night or “wine” down on a weekend; these breezy rooftop bars promise stunning views and a good time!

Parental Guilt And Tips To Best Manage Those Feelings

Feelings of guilt around how we do our parenting are stronger than ever for many people right now. Here, a clinical psychologist in Singapore explains the problems with parental guilt and shares her tips on how to best manage those feelings. (And, with the kids homebound for the holidays again, you’ll definitely want to read her advice!)

Where To Start With Act

Fed up of your own four walls? We hear you! Breathe new life into your home environment with eye-catching, keep-forever pieces from LivingwithArt Singapore.

Styling Sentosa

This family tell us how they styled up their gorgeous island abode and managed to make it feel like home in just a few short months.

The GMO Debate

Genetic engineering (GE) – the technology that directly manipulates the genes of an organism, be it a plant, vertebrate or bacteria – has been with us for nearly 50 years. And it’s a subject that remains fraught with controversy. Expat Living contributor CATHIE HEARNS shares her thoughts on the topic.

Discovering A Design

When you’re in the market for bespoke jewellery, it’s a good idea to get advice from someone in the know!

Missing The Old Days

If you’re grieving your pre-pandemic life, take comfort in the fact that it’s possible to move forward with strength and meaning.

Find Your Fit!

Working on your wellbeing takes more than a conventional room-full-of-treadmills gym setting. From nutritional support and rehab programmes to personal fitness training and group workouts, here are three gyms in Singapore that offer a holistic approach to health.

Healthy Mouth, Healthy Body

Think problems with your gums and teeth are limited to your mouth? Think again. Here are five ways your oral health can be directly linked to your overall wellbeing (some might surprise you!) – and how a visit to the dentist can help.

The Life Of A Chef

We get behind the grill with a barbecue expert in Singapore.

An Online Farmer's Market

From organic fruit and veggies to a massive range of fresh cheeses and premium steaks at fab prices, you’ll find all you need for the week at this online supermarket.

New To Investing & Financial Planning?

How much would I need to begin investing? $10,000? More? Less? When’s the right time to start? How do I approach financial planning? If these are some questions you’re asking yourself, here are a couple of firms who can provide advice.

Al Qaeda's Longest-Held Captive

South African Stephen Mcgown holds the undesirable record for being Al Qaeda’s longest-held prisoner. His astonishing story of mental strength, grit and physical resilience sheds light on the endurance of the human spirit.

Sail For The Soul

In search of a remedy to satisfy the travel bug, this group headed to the horizon for an overnight staycation out at sea.