Largest National Flag Made Of Straw Hearts
Geylang Serai CC YEC members, together with other volunteers, spent months folding hearts from red and white drinking straws. On 19 Jul 2014 at a National Day carnival at Upper Aljunied Lane, with the help of students from Maris Stella High School, the straw hearts were put together to form a national flag which measured 3m by 2m. Read More »
Largest Singapore Map Made Of Plastic Bags Flowers
At Dairy Farm Singapore’s annual community event held on 19 Jul 2014, a Singapore map made from 6,000 flowers was displayed, created from used plastic bags. Measuring 10m by 6m, it was displayed at Tampines Community Plaza. In the coming months, residents in the region will be encouraged to make the upcycled flowers which would be used for Singapore’s 50th birthday celebrations in 2015. ... Read More »
Largest Display Of Paper Lions
Folding origami lions was the final activity at SMU Environmental Club (Verts) three-day camp which ended on 14 Jul 2014. Organised to raise awareness for the use of Forestry Stewardship Council (FSC) certified paper, the activity was also an attempt to achieve a Guinness World Record. The lion was chosen as it represents both Singapore and the SMU. The final count for the ... Read More »
Most Floating Champagne Bottles With Enclosed Messages
The global epicurean phenomenon Dîner en Blanc returned to Singapore for its third edition on 5 Jul 2014. Over 3000 guests dined at the mass pop-up picnic’s secret location, which was unveiled to be Tanjong Beach, Sentosa. They also inscribed heartfelt messages which were placed into champagne bottles and then launched into the water. A total of 326 floating champagne ... Read More »
Largest Display Of Roti Bawean
Since Mar 2014, the Malay Heritage Centre, in partnership with Persatuan Bawean Singapura (Baweanese Association of Singapore), held an exhibition to highlight the development of the Baweanese community in Singapore. They were originally from Pulau Bawean near Java and migrated to Singapore in the early 19th century. To mark the closing of the exhibition on 5 Jul 2014, 390 pieces ... Read More »
