Ready, get set, crawl! The signature eXplorerkid event, Baby and Junior Race, will see toddlers and infants race to the finish line in six different categories. Also for the first time, parent and child teams can show off their musical flair in the new Talent Quest segment. It will be a fun day out for families with castle bouncers and activities like face-painting and craft activities.

Where to go: D’Marquee, Downtown East

Each participation is a significant form of aid towards raising breast cancer awareness. With it, support survivors and raise funds to further enhance Breast Cancer Foundation’s support group programmes and awareness outreach. Join this walk against breast cancer!

Where to go: Marina Bay Waterfront Promenade

The quartet’s eleventh album, Gravity, sees the Irishmen sail into uncharted waters, wrestle an unprecedented level of creative control and most critically of all – start believing in themselves again. Westlife fans will surely be entertained!

Where to go: Singapore Indoor Stadium

With their radio-friendly tunes and tongue-in-cheek lyrics, it is no wonder that American band All Time Low earned the reputation of being one of pop-punk’s hottest new bands and is well on their way to world domination. The band will bring infectious tunes and an energetic stage performance to Singapore!

Where to go: Wave House, Sentosa

“LOUD Festival”, featuring Asia’s King of Mando-Pop Jay Chou, award winning popular band Sodagreen, sultry karaoke favourite Landy Wen, and gifted newcomer Cindy Yen, is a two hour music extravaganza that will be held at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

Where to go: Singapore Indoor Stadium

This annual luxury affair will showcase a dazzling constellation of statement-making jewellery to entice jewellery collectors, aficionados and fashionistas alike. This year’s theme is ‘Big City Stories’. Be inspired by the collection of precious jewels and create your own big city story at Singapore JewelFest 2011.

Where to go: Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza

Get ready to be spooked beyond compare with the spine-tingling Asian folklore and myths, scary activities and savage locations. Ghoulish creatures, chilling settings and insanely creepy background music will invade the shores of Sentosa. Prepare to be driven to the brink of insanity with this Holloween Celebration.

Where to go: Sentosa

This annual festival is organised by the National Arts Council (NAC). Exploring the theme Transaction, the Festival aims to encourage debate and discussion through a range of programmes and events while promoting reading across different genres.

Where to go: Singapore Management University, National Museum of Singapore, Singapore Art Museum (SMU), School of the Arts (SOTA) and The Arts House

The Comedy Club Asia presents the Kings & Queen of Comedy Asia II – Asia’s biggest stand-up comedy spectacular featuring the world’s best Asian comics. This comedic extravaganza brings together sidesplitting entertainment from India, USA/Japan, Malaysia, Australia and Singapore.

Where to go: Esplanade Concert Hall

As one of the most artistically distinguished pop songstress in Asia, Faye Wong needs no further introduction. Faye Wong 2011 Concert Tour marks Faye’s return to the Chinese pop scene, making this one of the most wildly anticipated concerts in Chinese pop scene in recent years. Get ready to be blown away by her signature angel-like vocals!

Where to go: Singapore Indoor Stadium

The blockbuster exhibition, which is making its Southeast Asian debut, will feature approximately 275 artifacts, 14 of which have never been seen before. These artifacts were rescued from as deep as 3,800m below the ocean surface at the Ship’s final resting place, offering visitors a poignant look at this iconic Ship and her passengers.

Where to go: ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands