Filipinos visiting Singapore this week can drop by at the Marina Central district to witness a music show, interactive workshops and food exhibits.
The “eclectic two-day inaugural festival brimming with music and engaging encounters” dubbed District M – A Marina Central Festival will happen come Oct. 6 and 7. The festivity will start 3 p.m. onwards and is free for everyone to enjoy.
The Lion City’s music festival will be staged in four venues, including Marina Square, Millenia Walk Park & Dine, South Beach Fountain Plaza and Suntec City. On Oct. 6, ATTAGIRL!, Ice Cream Sundays and KiDG will carry out their musical performances at the Wagon Park at Millenia Walk Park & Dine while DJ Shota, Fauxe, DJ KoFlow and Mervin Wong will be at the same venue on October 7.
Gracing the Music Piazza at Suntec City on Oct. 6 are Dru Chen, Shye, OHMYMEITING and J.M3. Other acts, Budak Pantai, Ginette Chittick, LAYYI, and Sezairi will also be there on Oct. 7.Each DISTRICT M stage is situated less than a minute from a variety of eateries inside the mall so festival goers can enjoy a variety of food and special promotions during the duration of the events.
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