Eh, What’s up Doc? What do Bugs Bunny, Road Runner and the Tasmanian Devil have in common? They’re quick—quickly running to Sentosa to meet you! Bring out your inner child at the Looney Tunes Fun Run where surprises await you on this 5 km fun obstacle run!

Come dressed in your favourite disco attire and get ready to dash and dance! And you’ve been warned—the music WILL be loud!

Running alone can be boring and “challenging” sometimes, that’s why we need the support of running peers to encourage and train with. The running community in Singapore is vibrant which enables the thriving of active running groups. Previously we have introduced several interesting Singapore running clubs and groups. Today we introduce another list of running groups that you can join. Some of them you might have heard of before, others could be new to you. No matter which running groups you decide to join, always find a group that makes you feel comfortable.

The second instalment of the Hello Kitty Run Singapore flagged off yesterday at 5 p.m. together with 11,000 participants at The Float@Marina Bay. This year’s run was arranged as a night run as the excited participants were energised with artificial snow as they went off to complete the 5 km run route.

Everyone can see it in your eyes and in your smile. You’ve fallen in love. And that fact is keeping you up at night. You’re so head-over-heels enamoured over the object of your affections that you can barely think about anything else — and that just describes how you feel about the running shoes displayed in the window of your favourite shop!

Itsukushima or more popularly known as Miyajima is an island in the western part of the Inland Sea of Japan. Miyajima in Japanese means the Shrine Island, and it is one of the top three scenic spots in Japan, The Island of Gods, well known for its floating shrine and Otorii.