Shipwrecked: Tang Treasures and Monsoon Winds
19 February – 31 July 2011
For the history buffs, Shipwrecked: Tang Treasures and Monsoon Winds is an exhibition showcasing treasures from a maritime Silk Road between China and the West. Unseen for over a thousand years, Shipwrecked marks the beginning of a world tour for this astonishing exhibition.
Where to go: ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands

Singapore Biennale 2011 Open House
13 March – 15 May 2011
The Singapore Biennale 2011, titled Open House, features 63 artists from 30 countries. See contemporary art as you have never seen it before, in spaces ranging from museums to airports.
Where to go: Singapore Art Museum, National Museum of Singapore, 8Q, Singapore Art Museum, Old Kallang Airport

Fashion Season @ Orchard 2011
25 March – 8 May 2011
Bask in the world of fashion in this mega event where more than 50 of the biggest fashion names showcase the beauty and artistry of their 2011 Spring/Summer collections at 30 malls along Orchard Road.
Where to go: Pedestrian walkway along Orchard Road

Tanya & The Cities 2011 Live Concert
9 April 2011
Singaporean songstress Tanya Chua is having her first ever Asian tour, and she will be performing for one night only at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. After winning the hearts and ears of music lovers with her first album released in 1997, Tanya has since gone on to win a multitude of awards, including an unprecedented two Best Female Vocalist wins at the Taiwan Golden Melody Awards.
Where to go: Singapore Indoor Stadium

881
15 April – 1 May 2011
One of Singapore’s smash cinema hits of 2007, 881 is making the transition from screen to stage! Now you no longer have to wait for the Hungry Ghost Festival during the lunar seventh month to enjoy the sparkling, vivacious performance that is the getai performance.
Where to go: Esplanade Theatre

Shakespeare in the Park – Macbeth
28 April – 15 May 2011
The Singapore Repertory Theatre (SRT) is back with another installment of their acclaimed “bard beneath the stars” outdoor Shakespeare performance. This time, helmed by celebrated British director Nicolai Foster, the SRT will put on their interpretation of The Scottish Play.
Where to go: Fort Canning Park