Don’t Say Bojio: MINI EXTRAODDINARY TRAIL Happening At Chinatown On 22 to 24 Nov 2019

Always on the lookout for something new to discover?

Or maybe, you’re a really bored couple who don’t go out anymore because there’s no place to go.

No matter which one you are, here’s where you need to be at on the weekend of 22 to 24 November 2019.

And no, it’s not because Singapore decides to hold Chinese New Year early.

It’s because of this.

If you’re a fan of the quirky, IG-worthy and all-around fun, this is one trail you’re not going to want to miss.

This year, MINI (yes, the car brand) is creating an experiential trail for people in Singapore, both young and old, to enjoy.

And it’s not just about having fun today. It’s about how we can help to have a tomorrow too.

Now, despite the subheading, MINI Singapore won’t be able to tell you the numbers to next year’s ang pow draw worth $9 million.

What they can answer, however, is how you may start wearing pineapples as clothes.

How seaweeds can be used to replace plastics.

Or how mushrooms can be used to build homes.

Among many other ideas.

If you thought drinking pee water is the ultimate idea, think again.

These are phenomenons that will happen in the future.

After all, there are teams of researchers working on them, trying to develop them from an idea into practice.

Curious about how mushrooms can be made into homes, and whether it’s safe or not? All those spores.

Make your way down to enjoy the different installations and activities that’ll show you trends and discoveries in the field of sustainability.

While having fun at the same time.

Unless you’re living in the North Pole with the polar bears with no internet, you’ll know that climate change is the buzzword for 2019.

Okay, scrap that, even if you’re in the North Pole with no internet, you’ll still know, because you’re drowning with the polar bears.

And that’s because of global warming.

If you think the Singapore of today is warm, it’s only going to get hotter.

According to Business Insider, Singapore’s daily temperature is going to rise by 1.3 degrees Celsius by 2050 if nothing is done about it.

Fast fashion, dyeing of clothes and other materials, washing of dry-fit and nylon shirts, all these play a part in our dying planet.

As for how? The MINI event at Chinatown will answer these questions for you.

Don’t take our word for it; go on down and check it out for yourself.

See you there!

This article was first published on Goody Feed and written in collaboration with MINI Singapore.