Where to venture to on your next weekend out.
-@handsonfilm
Fans of vintage and street style clothing, rejoice: there's a new spot for band tee and letterman jacket-hunting in Singapore. Situated at Far East Plaza amidst other thrift and vintage stores, you'll be able to get your fill of retail therapy in one place.
Looking to pick up a new hobby this month? Clink Clank Clunk Co has metalsmithing workshops that'll keep you stimulated. Create your own accessories or homeware over the course of a few hours, or sign up for an Art Jamming session to let your creative juices flowing instead.
A space of collaboration, creativity, and good vibes only, After Ours Studio hosts frequent pop-ups and houses a variety of collaborators and vendors for your perusal. If you're itching for a place to shop handmade accessories and curated thrifted finds, here's the place for you.
A casual cafe that takes their roasts seriously, Bloom Coffee has an extremely in-depth coffee menu for those looking to try new blends. If you're less about the coffee, they have a small but delicious selection of sangas (aka sandwiches) and snacks served till 4pm.
If you've yet to hop on the film photography bandwagon, Hands on Film is a good place to start, as they sell and develop film, and help to shed some light on the development process. If you're already sort of a film expert, you can also consider signing up for their film developing class, too.
Originally hailing from Thailand, Kōhī Roastery & Coffee Bar is a cafe and working space for those who need an *aesthetic* space to feel productive and get work done in.
