Small bytes of news. Crunchy Bytes #5 - 17 Singapore Marathons & Running Events In 2026: Fun Runs, Half Marathons, 10km Runs & More Image credit: Sassy Group Media Limited Looking to reach a new fitness goal or simply support a good cause? We’ve got the lowdown on all the best Singapore marathons and running events taking place, including half marathons, 10km runs, fun runs, kids’ runs and more! Read More+ Back to top Crunchy Bytes #4 - Green is the new fun: What’s h

Easter is a time of renewal, hope, and joyful celebration. As families gather to mark the occasion, homes are often filled with festive traditions such as Easter egg hunts, shared meals, and seasonal decorations inspired by spring. It’s also a meaningful moment for reflection and gratitude, making it a wonderful opportunity to spend time with loved ones and welcome the spirit of new beginnings. Keep reading to find out more! Image Credit: Sassy Mama Kid-Friendly Easter Events

The march school holidays are the perfect time for families in Singapore to take a well-deserved break and create meaningful moments together. Whether it’s exploring exciting activities around the island, picking up new skills, simply enjoying quality time at home, or travelling around the world, the one-week holiday offers plenty of opportunities to recharge and reconnect before the new school term begins. Keep reading to find out more! Image Credit: Sassymama 20 Fun Things

Small bytes of news. Crunchy Bytes #5 - Exploria Singapore review: A mesmerising and immersive new indoor attraction at Mandai Wildlife Reserve Image credit: Ying Xuan Leong & Samantha Lek Dive deep into the natural world at Exploria, a new indoor multimedia attraction in Singapore. Read More+ Back to top Crunchy Bytes #4 - Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar 2026: 9 food stalls to check out and what else you can do here Image credit: Sufyan Saad What tasty bites can you sc

Small bytes of news. Crunchy Bytes #5 - Visiting The Former Ford Factory: Remembering Singapore’s Wartime Past Image credit: littledayout It seems almost surreal that such a historic site as The Former Ford Factory along Upper Bukit Timah Road is surrounded by blocks of condominiums. However, thankfully, the building has been preserved as a way to remember the past, specifically, the dark days of Singapore during World War II. Read More+ Back to top Crunchy Bytes #4

This Chinese New Year ushers in the Year of the Horse, a zodiac sign associated with energy, confidence, and forward momentum. In Singapore, the festive season is marked by family reunions, home gatherings, and vibrant celebrations, making it a time to welcome the year with optimism and warmth. The Year of the Horse symbolises progress and positivity, encouraging a purposeful and spirited start to the year ahead. Check out this interesting read about red packets and the legen