Shop and celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival
GAIN CITY
From now till Sept 23, visit Gain City Megastore @ Sungei Kadut with your family to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with the local consumer electronics and IT retail chain.
Stock up on mooncakes at the Mooncake Bazaar held at the Level 1 Atrium, open from 11am to 9pm.
Mooncake fans can exclusively purchase a box of four pieces of Golden Moments Signature Premium Durian Snowskin Mooncakes (worth $98.90) containing 100 per cent pure Mao Shan Wang durian at a discount of $15 or get a $100 discount for purchase of five boxes.
Families with children can enjoy weekend activities, which include storytelling, riddle guessing games and LED lantern-making workshops.
Aspiring chefs can learn to make their own snowskin and traditional mooncakes on Sept 22 and 23 respectively at workshops held at the Level 1 Candy Kitchen Counter.
Sign up for one of four daily hourly slots from 2pm to 5pm, and learn from Gain City's in-house chefs.
And on Sept 22, celebrate the long-awaited Mid-Autumn Affair Under-The-Stars from 6pm to 9pm. Admire the moon and be surrounded by a panoramic view of the Sungei Kadut area, accompanied by mooncakes and Chinese tea.
Astronomy.SG volunteers will also teach you how to photograph the moon using your smartphone and facilitate the usage of telescopes to observe the stars.
MUJI
The Japanese retail store has reopened at VivoCity with a new look that includes a wider walkway and higher product displays.
The Interior Advisor (IA) service is also now available there, situated near the furniture and fabric area. Customers can approach the IA counter for complimentary consultation on topics ranging from storage solutions to room coordination.
Muji VivoCity also has new fixtures like a stamp table, renovated cashier front and new displays for food, beds and beads cushions.
The store opened in June 2014 and was the first to introduce Muji Kids Line into the garment range.
RAFFLES CITY
Singapore's first public art toy exhibition, the Raffles City x ActionCity: ArtToys Invasion, is being held daily at Level 1 of the shopping mall from now till Sept 18, 10am to 10pm. Admission is free.
It features an exciting range of limited-edition custom art toys, including the largest collection of Dino by Monster Little Ziqi featuring previously released limited editions that are no longer in production, the famous Japanese collectable art toy Daruma Club by Bandai and our very own local art toy Obot by Gagatree.
More than 100 local artists such as Ziqi Wu, Lester Lim, and tattoo artists Rex Lee and Dennis Soon are featured, as well as artists from Japan, Indonesia and the Philippines.
Post your best shots of the art toys with the hashtag #RCSArtsInTheCity on Instagram and follow @RafflesCitySG. The best five pictures stand to win $100 shopping vouchers.
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