It’s only getting sweeter at the Museum of Ice Cream this season of love. The attraction has introduced its Night at the Museum series just in time for Valentine’s Day, with fun adult-centric activities when evening rolls around.

The fully-guided and immersive route, dubbed the Cone-nection Cube, is designed to deepen on-site interactions for friends and couples through play with intimate quests for partners and best friends to complete. And then, of course, there’s unlimited ice cream tasting. Once you’re done, you can look forward to a celebratory sprinkle shot at the alfresco bar.

And with the kids out of the way, booze will be served. At the Scream diner, for instance, sip on a welcome drink of floral Hendrick’s Lunar Gin cocktail or mocktail, while the alfresco bar will dole out ice cream, and lots of non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages.

Night at the Museum tickets are priced from $48 per person, from Thurs to Sun. Museum of Ice Cream is at 100 Loewen Road, Dempsey, Singapore 248837 Visit its website for tickets and more information.

Following the closure of its original space at, modern European Nox – Dine In The Dark has opened the doors to its new two-storey 40-seat space along Club Street. The concept remains the same, where diners get a tasting experience amidst pitch-black surroundings.

For Valentine’s Day, your experience kicks off at the waiting area located at the first level, where an amuse-bouche and welcome drink await. Then head upstairs to the dining area, where you’ll be tucking into a 12-dish tasting menu comprising a variety of textures, temperatures, flavours, and utensils, all while plunged into ink darkness. Visually impaired hosts who are trained will be on hand to offer guidance and reassurance.

Mystery wine flights, as well as innovative cocktails by Sam Wong of Ah Sam Cold Drink Stall are available.

The Valentine’s Day menu (Feb 13 and 14, 2022)  is priced at $148++ person, and includes an amuse bouche, a welcome drink, and post-dinner gift pack. Wine flights begin from $30++ and cocktail flights from $50++. NOX – Dine In The Dark is at 83 Club St, Singapore 06945. Visit its website for reservations or more information.

Love a little friendly competition with your significant other? You’ll get to race through a dirt track on badass vehicles at all-terrain vehicle (ATV) recreation facility Mud Krank. While it previously offered rides to kids, it has now opened up the experience for those aged 13 and above too (up to 90kg and above 150cm).

Each session lasts 20 minutes, and protective gear will be provided, although you can bring your own. Just be sure to turn up in covered shoes and comfortable long pants.

And you can show love in more ways than one at Mud Krank too: 10 per cent of proceeds from sales will go to the Orphaned Families Project.

$35 per session on weekdays and $40 per session on weekends. Mud Krank is at Gallop Kranji Farm Resort, 10 Neo Tiew Lane 2. Farm H, Singapore 718813. Visit its website for more information. 

Sentosa has recently rolled out various exciting tours as part of the Sentosights experiences to celebrate its 50th anniversary. There’s the ‘Letters from Blakang Mati’ tour, for instance, a game-based puzzle hunt held at Fort Siloso that sends you on a mission to help Pepper, a dinosaur mascot, deliver his letters.

You’ll have to crack codes and decipher clues located all around Fort Siloso – all while learning about the various periods of WWII. Alternatively, hop on a spellbinding tour led by local magician Mr Bottle, who doesn’t just entertain with his quick sleight of hand and street magic performances, but will also clue you in on the history and heritage of Sentosa island. You’ll get to take part too, by solving puzzles individually or in teams.

Psst! You’ll also get to ‘meet’ a lieutenant living in Singapore during the post-war era.

Scents have a close connection with memories as well as emotions and even behaviours. And if you’re looking to connect through the power of fragrance then a perfume-making workshop could be right up your alley.

Check out Sentosa’s newly opened Scentopia, where you’ll be able to make your own bespoke fragrance (or concoct your signature couples’ scent) using a touch-less aroma machine.  You can choose from both common and unique ingredients, like orchids fragrance oils from Asia and Singapore. And it’s not just perfumes. You can create a room fragrance, reed diffuser, bath oils, or a signature scented candle, too.

That aside, there’s also a perfumery tour ($15, which you can use to then buy something from the retail shop), as well as augmented reality exhibits.

Scentopia is open to only Islander and NTUC card holders for now. The perfume workshop is priced from $95 per person. Scentopia is at 36 Siloso Beach Walk, Sentosa, Singapore. 

Trickeye Museum’s Resorts World location might have shuttered, but it’s opened up a new 4D wonderland at leisure and dining location Southside at Sentosa.

Discover the new but familiar optical illusion exhibits, then lose yourself in the interactive  AR Trickeye Zone which allows you to bump up the experience with an augmented reality app. There’s also an Instagrammable Rainbow Garden, and more so get your cameras at the ready!

Tickets are at $32 (adult) with complimentary Cable Car Sentosa Line Round Trip (promotion available till March 22, 2022). All guests are required to book an advanced timeslot before their visit.

Trickeye Museum is at 80 Siloso road, Southside Interim Market Singapore, Singapore 098969. Visit its website for tickets and more information.

For a saucier take on the scavenger hunt, sex toy company We-vibe will be On Saturday, February 12^th will be hiding five of its Chorus toys will be hidden in iconic romantic locations across New York City, Los Angeles, Toronto, London, Paris, Berlin, Zurich, Vienna, Barcelona, Melbourne, Taipei, Hong Kong and yes, Singapore.

All you have to do: Crack the clues, find the prize, and send a photo to scavengerhunt@wevibe.com to claim a year of pleasure  free sex toys for a year, which totals nearly S$134,000 in value.

Here are the clues for Singapore:

1. We may be different, but let’s try to bridge this and let our world connect and intertwine
2. This place is where it gets loud and wet at the same time
3. I can stand the tallest and hard for a long time
4. Let’s skip the wedding (bells) and dive straight into our honeymoon
5. Let’s pink up our bedroom at this lifestyle store

Read more about it here.

If you and your SO are the type who love browsing at fairs and marketplaces, then swing by Crane’s one-day pop-up on Feb 13. The mini-market will showcase a curated selection of products from Crane’s members and partners’ small home businesses. Think handmade cheese from Singular Matters, jewellery from Rajarani and Maracuya, and wine, sake or sangria from Woodstock.

There’ll also be a slew of fun workshops to take part in too, from illustrations to floral boxes, candlemaking and Spanish dance (refer to website for dates, timing and locations).

Crane is at Robertson Quay, The Herencia, 46 Kim Yam Road #01-06/07, Singapore 239351. Visit its website for more information.

This Valentine’s Day, pop-up film-watching experience Projector X: Riverside has a specially curated selection of films featuring diverse stories of young and carefree love, forbidden love, and a whimsical, fairytale romance.

Catch local film Eating Air, which delves into teenage romance, or be transported back to the eighteenth century with celebrated director Celine Sciamma’s award-winning Portrait of a Lady on Fire that tells a forbidden love story set on a remote shore in Brittany. Fans of Audrey Hepburn will want to catch Roman Holiday, which follows modern-day princess Ann who rebels against her royal obligations, explores Rome on her own, and meets American newspaperman Joe Bradly.

For one week only (from Feb 11 to 18, 2022), patrons can also dig into a charcuterie platter for two ($72), loaded with bites like Prosciutto di Parma, Iberico chorizo, Pecorino Romano, Sainte Maure cheese, preserved fruits and nuts, as well as two glasses of wine or prosecco. Pre-order required.

Screening times:
Eating Air: Feb 13, 2022, 5.30pm
Portrait of A Lady on Fire: Feb 14, 2022, 5.30pm
Roman Holiday: Feb 14, 2022, 8.30pm

Projector X: Riverside is at 30 Merchant Road, Riverside Point, #04-13, Singapore 058282.

On Feb 12, 2022, Saturday from 2pm to 4pm, head down to Sweet Cheeks gelato cafe to score a free scoop of gelato and help Durex decide on the winning flavour of its ongoing “What’s Your Flavour” battle, inspired by its strawberry and chocolate condoms.

There’ll be two deliciously-lickable flavors to choose from: Dark Chocolate or the limited-edition Balsamic Strawberries with Chia Seeds.

That’s not all. You can also stand to be one of three lucky winners to bring home an exclusive Durex tote bag filled with flavoured condoms, stickers and candies. To participate, post a picture of yourself sharing your choice of pleasure at the event and tag @durexsingapore. A Shopee discount code will be also revealed at the event, allowing you to purchase sensually-flavoured and dotted-for-extra-pleasure Durex condoms.

Sweet Cheeks is at 147 Tyrwhitt Rd, Singapore 207561.

Singles with the Tinder app on your phone (or you can download it just for the event), here’s one candidate you’ll want to match with – Foodpanda’s adorable mascot Pau-Pau.

From Feb 14 to 28, spot Pau-Pau’s profile on Tinder, and if you match with him, you’ll stand to receive an exclusive $5 Foodpanda voucher code that can be used across all Foodpanda services – including restaurant delivery, pick-up, Pandamart, and Foodpanda shops.

Voucher is valid till 31 March 2022, with a minimum spend of $20. Limited to one redemption per
customer, while stocks last.

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