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A watercolor-style illustration of a thick, dark brown leather-bound book. A vintage brass key hangs from a cord against the spine. Several colorful bookmark tabs—red, orange, and green—peek out from the side of the thick white pages.
  • February 26, 2026

The Evening Is Not What It Used to Be

The rhythm of a neighbourhood has always been most...

Posted By Neighbourhood Life SG Team
Changi Village sign in front of residential blocks and shops near the Civil Service Club.
  • February 25, 2026

Changi Village Singapore: The Quiet Corner of Urban Singapore

Singapore is often defined by its velocity. In the...

Posted By Neighbourhood Life SG Team
A watercolor-style illustration of a forest green journal featuring a gold horizontal band and button closure. Resting on top of the journal is a sleek, dark purple fountain pen with a gold nib and accents.
  • February 24, 2026

The Stall That Knows My Order

There are different kinds of recognition in life. There’s...

Posted By Sean Goh

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Neighbourhood notes

A watercolor-style illustration of a simple blue journal or notebook shown from an angled top view. The journal is secured with a vibrant pink elastic closure band, and a small red ribbon bookmark peeks out from the bottom edge.
  • February 19, 2026

What the Morning Market Tells You

The market is already busy by the time I...

Posted By Bianca Teo
A watercolor-style illustration of a thick, dark brown leather-bound book. A vintage brass key hangs from a cord against the spine. Several colorful bookmark tabs—red, orange, and green—peek out from the side of the thick white pages.
  • February 26, 2026

The Evening Is Not What It Used to Be

The rhythm of a neighbourhood has always been most...

Posted By Neighbourhood Life SG Team
A watercolor-style illustration of a forest green journal featuring a gold horizontal band and button closure. Resting on top of the journal is a sleek, dark purple fountain pen with a gold nib and accents.
  • February 24, 2026

The Stall That Knows My Order

There are different kinds of recognition in life. There’s...

Posted By Sean Goh

Everyday places, on the map​