California Pizza Kitchen (CPK), the authority in creative dining with a California vibe, has relocated to Claymore Connect.

With the reopening, CPK brings its newly reimagined dining experience – including a modern, California-inspired new look, innovative food and beverage menu. To celebrate its reopening at a new location, CPK Claymore Connect is premiering new menu items, including flavorful, nutrient-rich Power Bowls and high-quality main plates and hand-crafted beverages. 

With a passion for combining fresh, seasonal ingredients with flavor inspirations from around the world, CPK adds its imaginative twist to create a memorable casual dining experience. 

CPK Claymore’s creative space offers a relaxed environment to dine and unwind. The 2,067 sq ft restaurant seats approximately 95 guests and features an open bar and kitchen centered around the open-hearth pizza oven, where guests can watch their meals prepared fresh from scratch every day. 

442 Orchard Road, Unit #01-18 Claymore Connect

Montblanc’s longest-standing boutique here reopens with a lavish & updated look in celebration of the German brand’s 25th year in Singapore.  

Created by designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, the boutique expresses the German company’s values of European craftsmanship, heritage sophistication, and performance and innovation.

The boutique now offers an even more immersive and luxurious shopping experience featuring an instant embossing station for small leather goods, and a wider selection of Montblanc timepieces, writing instruments and refined leather goods.

252 North Bridge Road, Unit #01-28 & 29 Raffles City

Originally established in 2006, Arulmigu Velmurugan Gnana Muneeswarar Temple (AVGMT) in Sengkang town has reopened after a year-long renovation costing over $4 million. 

The renovated temple has a new facade, a multi-purpose hall and other upgraded facilities. 

AVGMT is an amalgamation of three Hindu temples - the Arulmigu Velmurugan Temple, the Sri Krishna Bhagwan Durga Parameswari Devasthanam and the Sri Mariamman Muneeswarar Temple. 

Read more about the temple here.

50 Rivervale Crescent, Sengkang

A collaboration between Hong Kong’s Young Master Brewery and Chef Vinny Lauria, The Guild is a restaurant and bar focused on thoughtfully handcrafted offerings, from culinary to craft beer, delivered with old fashioned hospitality and warmth.

Housed at 55 Keong Saik Road, The Guild serves up comfort food highlighting locally sourced ingredients and an extensive drinks menu that includes 19 different taps of independent craft beer, natural wines and cocktails based on small batch spirits.

With a mission to support the craftsmanship of small scale, conscientious producers, The Guild aims to bring together a community of people with the same shared ethos.

HLA is an international retail chain brand for one-stop self-option men’s wear. Visit its newly-opened flagship store in Suntec City. 

HLA always holds that, fashion is necessary for daily life.

HLA devotes itself to providing fashionable design, high-quality products and excellent shopping experience for men all over the world. It closely follows the global popular fashion elements, so as to make light-fashion high-quality products that meet with taste and preference of people at large.

3 Temasek Boulevard, Unit #01-350 Suntec City Mall

The Rock School @ Our Tampines Hub is built specially to nurture the growth and development of sports climbing in Singapore as well as spread the love for this accessible sport, great for people of all ages and abilities. 

The Rock School's state-of-the-art climbing facility includes 20 lanes of top-rope wall, 10 lanes of lead wall and a massive 4.5m-tall bouldering area. Kids, youth, adults, and families may enjoy their many exciting routes all day long!

1 Tampines Walk, Unit #02-81 Our Tampines Hub

Sisters’ Islands Marine Park will be home to Singapore’s biggest artificial reef by the end of this year. 

The National Parks Board (NParks) and JTC Corporation are working on the undersea housing for marine life project at the Sisters' Islands Marine Park, which will see 10m high structures placed in the waters by the end of the year. They will be made from concrete and recycled rocks from JTC's other projects. The marine park will get an additional 500 sq m of reef area to support existing habitat enhancement and reef restoration efforts to conserve marine biodiversity.

The idea is to transform bare seabed into a thriving marine ecosystem by giving corals a place to take root, and in turn attract fish and other sea life.

Singapore is home to more than 250 species of hard corals, about one-third of the worldwide diversity.