MAXIM Singapore’s 2nd Anniversary Party

By Robert • Nov. 6, 2006

Wow! Two years in row that Robert got invited to MAXIM Singapore’s anniversary parties. This year’s event was held from 7-10 pm last Friday night at Dragonfly in the newly converted St. James Power Station. The club is very impressive – valet parking, VIP entrance, fabulous interior design, and bouncers in suits talking into their lapels. When not hosting private parties, Dragonfly provides Mandarin pop entertainment.

The MAXIM party, opened to members and loyal subscribers only, was a mix of contests, entertainment, and awards. The dress code/theme was black and red. Devilicious girls (checkout their tails) were on hand for taking photos with guests. Resident band Puzzle with vocalist Skye performed several sets followed by Bosco the Magician’s impressive repertoire of tricks including fire-eating. Yikes! Last on the list was an erotic/suggestive dance by a group of female dancers from the Attitude Dance Studio. The entire show was MCed by comedian Irene Ang (MediaCorp) who kept everyone laughing with her one-liners.

The event ended promptly at 10pm. Upon leaving, I notice a huge queue of non-member guests waiting to enter the club. Yet another successful new club in Singapore!

Photos from the event are here.

Thanks to MAXIM Singapore, Dragonfly, and Hotspots for granting me press access.

About the Power Station: St. James Power Station was Singapore’s first coal-fired power station built in 1927. It has been converted into the new ‘ must-go’ destination for those in search of a new, stylish entertainment complex. Nine distinctive outlets of live entertainment and music styles are opening in this 60,000 sq ft complex. It is situated in the HarbourFront precinct next to VivoCity, the largest retail and lifestyle complex in Singapore, which just opened this month.

Photos were taken with a Canon EOS 30D and Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8 lens with a Canon Speedlite 580EX flash. Camera, lens, and flash were mounted on a Canon SB-E1 bracket to provide even lighting in both the vertical and horizontal positions.

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