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Mingle Farm

Why not spend the last day of 2016 camping in the wild and counting stars while enjoying good food and good company? Mingle Farm saves you the trouble of setting up camp by providing almost everything you need for a great outdoors experience: tents or caravans that can accommodate two to 10 people, a food catering service, and even board games. War games, archery, and other outdoor activities are also available for booking in advance at an additional fee.

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NYE Salsa Masquerade Ball

This is the best bet for those who enjoy dancing and revelling the night away. The dress-up party kicks off at 8:30pm with two free salsa classes for all levels before the dance floor opens with strains of Latin music. In addition to sumptuous drinks and food available for order during the party, enjoy a lucky draw and prizes for the best-dressed man and woman. Free admission.

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The World of Tim Burton

Tim Burton fan or not, this exhibition could make for a whimsical New Year’s Eve. The retrospective features over 500 lifelong works by the prodigious film director, dated from his childhood to present. The exhibition runs until January 23, 2017 with tickets available at Cityline and at the door.

Culture@ Maze Asian Youth Film Festival

Film lovers should check out three New Year’s Eve screening sessions, starting with Indian movie PK at 2pm followed by Korean movie My Paparotti at 6pm, and ending with Thai movie The Teacher's Diary at 8:45pm.

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The AIA Great European Carnival

The highly anticipated carnival is back this winter. With the mesmerising Central skyline as its backdrop, the carnival caters to families of all ages with various rides, games and food stalls.