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Memories of Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall Photo Competition- Singapore Arts Festival 2010

bm_casslee — Wed, 07 Apr 2010 03:36:21 +0000

Photograph your personal memories of Victoria Theatre & Victoria Concert Hall to commemorate the closing of the oldest theatre in Singapore and stand to win attractive prizes. Winning entries will be displayed in a month-long exhibition from 10 May to 13 June 2010.

Categories
Under 12 years old
12 – 35 years old
36 – 39 years old
Above 60 years old

1st, 2nd, 3rd and two consolation prizes will be awarded for each of the above categories.

Closing date: 23 April 2010

Co-organised by Tanjong Pagar Photographic Club.

Download entry form at www.singaporeartsfest.com or register on site at:

Tanjong Pagar Community Club
101, Cantonment Road, Singapore 089774
Tel : 62219898 / 62236847
Fax : 62225859

Creative Movement and Creative Play Education at GRACE KIDS!

Grace Kids — Tue, 06 Apr 2010 10:08:46 +0000

Rhythm In Me encourages children to appreciate and love music by allowing them the freedom to explore and experience sounds and beats through hands-on activities such as singing, dancing, playing with musical instruments, puppet work and games!

Once a week- $511.00/ Twice a week- $1022.00 (14 week term)

Busy Buddies is a play centre for children aged 6 months and above, where kids discover and learn through a wide range of hands-on activities such as art & craft, cooking, story-telling, puppet work, sand play and water play!

Once a week- $595.00/ Twice a week- $1130.00 (14 week term)

Call Grace Kids at 65-67334140 or email us at enquiry@gracekids.com.sg

www.gracekids.com.sg

World’s largest floating stage being built at Marina Bay

admin — Wed, 09 May 2007 02:24:41 +0000

Source: www.dsta.gov.sg

The world’s largest floating stage at Marina Bay

The Defence Science & Technology Agency (DSTA) conceptualised the design and managed the development of the new multi-purpose facility at the Marina Bay. The facility comprises a seating gallery and a floating platform.

When completed, the new floating platform is likely to be the world’s largest floating performance stage on water.

DSTA worked closely with the Ministry of Defence, Singapore Sports Council and Urban Redevelopment Authority to conceptualise the innovative solution to address the need for a temporary facility to hold mass spectators events over the next five years in view of the expected demolition of the National Stadium.

As the programme manager, DSTA also provided its expertise in technology and systems integration to develop the technical specifications to meet the unique needs of the various government bodies, oversee the construction of the facility and conduct load testing on the floating platform.

Key Facts & Figures
Industry Partners

Floating Platform: SembCorp Marine Ltd
The individual pontoons were constructed at the company’s premises and assembled to form the floating platform onsite.

Seating Gallery: China Construction Pte Ltd

Dimensions
Floating platform: 120m x 83m (slightly larger than one soccer field)
15 individual steel floating pontoons were connected rigidly together to form the floating platform
6 x 30m lightning masts, including 2 masts which operate as floodlight masts
Seating Gallery 260m x 70m x 21m
2 x 40m floodlights

Capacity
Load capacity of floating platform: 1070 tonnes (approx. 9,000 people + 200 tonnes stage props + 3 x 30 tonnes vehicles)
Seating capacity: 27,000 seats

Linkways
1 x 8m (width) x 23m (length) centre linkway for 30 tonnes vehicle
2 x 10m (width) x 40m (length) side linkways for personnel and light vehicle
The three linkways connect the platform to land to facilitate vehicle/personnel movement onto and out of the platform speedily (lead onto Raffles Avenue through the seating gallery)
Material used for floating platform Steel (stable, strong, light-weight and able to float on water surface)
Unique Design of floating platform Can customise design to form into various shapes and sizes for different events

Source: www.dsta.gov.sg News Release 26 Apr 2007