Things to do this weekend in Singapore

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Kid-friendly activities, live performances, and fun workshops – there’s plenty of fun to be had in the coming weeks. So, open your calendars and bookmark these things to do this weekend in Singapore.

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1. Disney Dessert Besties

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27th May-28th Jun

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Disney and desserts are joining forces for Disney Dessert Besties, a limited-time collaboration featuring adorable sweet treats inspired by iconic Disney characters. Expect themed cakes, pastries, ice cream creations, drinks, and collectible merchandise ($65 for 4) that are almost too cute to eat. Almost.

Admission: Free
Venue:

• Now till 7th June: Great World
• 9th-14th June: The Seletar Mall
• 16th-21st June: Tanglin Mall
• 23rd-28th June: Pasir Ris Mall

Dates: Now till 28th June 2026
Time: 12pm-4pm & 5pm-9pm

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2. Playtime Comes Alive

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29th May-28th Jun

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Ahead of the upcoming movie release, the Toy Story 5 carnival, Playtime Comes Alive, brings Woody, Buzz, Jessie and friends to life through giant inflatables, carnival games, themed photo opportunities, and family-friendly activities. Kids can bounce, play and explore while parents quietly enjoy the nostalgia trip.

Admission: Free with ticketed activities
Venue: VivoCity
Dates: Now till 28th June 2026
Time: 10am-10pm

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3. Downtown East Summer Sports Fiesta

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1st June-19th July 2026

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Image credit: Summer Sports Fiesta

Keep the kids active this June holiday at Downtown East’s Summer Sports Fiesta, where a lineup of sports-themed activities awaits. Head over to Wild Wild Wet and drift along the Shiok River on pickleball-themed floats, or dive into water polo matches happening at the Tsunami Pool.

Image credit: Ong Rui En

From $10, snap some pictures at Solace Studio’s sports-themed photobooth pop-ups, with 4 themes to choose from: locker room, stadium seating, tennis court, and beach. Mega strips 10 times bigger than the standard photo strip are available too.

Furthermore, there will be an enrichment fair throughout this period where you can enjoy free trial classes such as Pilates, rock climbing, boxing and self-defence. Find out more about the trial classes available on the Downtown East website.

Admission: From $29/adult | From $21/child
Venue: Downtown East
Dates: 1st June-19th July 2026
Time: Mon-Fri 12pm-6pm | Sat-Sun 11am-6pm (Closed on Tuesdays)

Find out more about Summer Sports Fiesta.

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4. i Light Singapore 2026

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5th-28th Jun

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Marina Bay is about to get a serious glow-up. Running through 4 weekends in June, i Light Singapore 2026 returns with 14 large-scale light art installations by artists from Singapore and across Asia, transforming the waterfront into an open-air playground of illuminated artworks.

This year’s highlights include sustainability-themed installations that transform everyday ideas into dazzling light experiences. Expect plenty of photo ops, interactive displays, and night walks that make your camera roll work overtime. Best of all, most installations are free to view, making this one of the easiest date-night or post-dinner activities in town.

Admission: Free
Venue: Marina Bay precinct
Dates: 5th-28th June 2026
Time: 7.30pm-10.30pm, Daily

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5. GastroBeats 2026

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5th-28th Jun

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The unofficial national pastime of eating returns to Bayfront Event Space with GastroBeats 2026. This year’s festival features up to 40 food vendors, daily live music performances, arcade games, and a new pickleball zone.

There’s also an Elevated Dining Zone for those looking to upgrade from festival snacks to something a little fancier. Pets are welcome too, making this one of the most family-friendly festival hangouts of the month.

Admission: Free
Venue: Bayfront Event Space
Dates: 5th-28th June 2026
Time: 4pm-11pm, Daily

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6. Mercury Festival 2026

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5th-7th Jun

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Think of Mercury Festival as a curated creative marketplace for Gen Z shoppers. Expect vintage apparel, handmade accessories, independent brands, vintage watches, tarot readings, jagua tattoos, and plenty of unique finds from young entrepreneurs across the region.

Admission: Free
Venue: Suntec Convention Centre, Hall 406
Dates: 5th-7th June 2026
Time: 12.30pm-8.30pm

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7. UNIQLO Sunny Garden

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5th-7th Jun

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Singapore’s weather may be permanently set to “UV warning”, but at least you can learn something from it. UNIQLO Sunny Garden is a 3-day pop-up that transforms Bugis Junction into an interactive garden experience designed around sun protection and summer essentials.

The star attraction is the UV Tech Experience Zone, where visitors can watch UV-reactive flowers magically change colour under ultraviolet light, offering a surprisingly cool visual demonstration of just how much sun exposure we’re getting on a daily basis.

There’s also a dedicated sunglasses try-on area where you can test-drive different styles before committing to your next summer accessory. Better yet, the pop-up comes with plenty of freebies for UNIQLO App (App Store | Google Play) members.

Admission: Free
Venue: Bugis Junction, Hylam Street Level 1
Dates: 5th-7th June 2026
Time: 11am-9pm

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8. Twilight Flea & Feast

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5th-7th Jun

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If your ideal night out involves eating first and shopping second, Twilight Flea & Feast combines both in one giant indoor market. Browse rows of independent vendors selling fashion, accessories, crafts, collectibles, and lifestyle goods while snacking your way through food stalls serving everything from street food favourites to trendy desserts. Expect live performances and festival vibes throughout the evening.

Admission: Free
Venue: Suntec Convention Centre, Hall 401, 402 & 403
Dates: 5th-7th June 2026
Time: 12pm-10pm

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9. See See Look Look Market

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6th-7th Jun

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Archive fashion lovers, this one’s for you. See See Look Look Market lands at Supper House this weekend, bringing together over 25 vendors from around the world selling archive fashion, vintage finds, books, magazines, art prints, and other wonderfully niche treasures. Throw in DJs spinning throughout the weekend, and you’ve got a stylish rabbit hole where it’s very easy to accidentally spend 3 hours browsing.

Admission: Free
Venue: Supper House, 37 Keppel Road, #04-02, Singapore 089064
Dates: 6th-7th June 2026
Time: 12pm-8pm

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10. Konbini SG

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6th-7th Jun

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Image adapted from: @konbini_sg & @gloomys_archive, @tippi_cart via Instagram

Konbini SG is a Japanese-inspired pop-up that recreates the charm of a neighbourhood convenience store, except with far more collectibles and cute things you’ll convince yourself you need. Browse Japanese snacks, toys, stationery, lifestyle products, gachapon-style collectibles, and nostalgic finds straight out of a Tokyo side street. Remember to bring your own bag!

Admission: Free
Venue: *SCAPE Ground Theatre
Dates: 6th-7th June 2026
Time: 11am-7pm

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11. Doki! Doki! Anime Market

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6th-7th Jun

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Image credit: Doki Doki Anime Market

Anime fans can expect a full day of merch hunting at Doki! Doki! Anime Market. The event brings together artists, creators, collectors, and independent vendors selling fan art, keychains, prints, apparel, plushies, and enough gachapon-inspired goodies to test your self-control. Cosplayers are usually out in full force too, making the entire event feel like stepping into an anime convention minus the hefty ticket price.

Admission: $10
Venue: Suntec Convention Centre, Hall 405
Dates: 6th-7th June 2026
Time: 11am-8pm

Get tickets for Doki! Doki! Anime Market

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12. Hello Kitty x Jisoo Pop-Up

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6th-14th Jun

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Image adapted from: @sooyaaa__ via Instagram

Blackpink fans and Sanrio lovers can unite at the Hello Kitty x Jisoo pop-up, celebrating the collaboration between the K-pop superstar and everyone’s favourite bow-wearing feline. Expect exclusive merchandise, photo spots, limited-edition collectibles, and plenty of pink-themed displays designed to send both fandoms into a frenzy.

Admission: Free
Venue: Wisma Atria, Level 1 Atrium
Dates: 6th-14th June 2026
Time: 11am-10pm

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13. Vogue Wellness Day 2026

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6th Jun

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Wellness gets the Vogue treatment on 6th June with a day dedicated to health, beauty, movement, and self-care. Expect expert talks on topics like nutrition and longevity, fitness and mindfulness sessions, hands-on workshops, and social spaces where wellness enthusiasts can connect over healthy bites and drinks.

Highlights of Vogue Wellness Day 2026 include sound baths, Pilates, padel sessions, and cryotherapy. Think less bootcamp, more stylish self-improvement retreat. Tickets also come with meals and refreshments.

Admission: $58
Venue: METT Singapore
Date: 6th June 2026
Time: 7.30am-6.30pm

Register for Vogue Wellness Day

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14. CJ Hendry’s Flower Market

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10th-14th Jun

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Image credit: Cj Hendry’s ‘Flower Market’ in Sydney

What looks like a flower market is actually an art installation. Australian artist Cj Hendry is bringing her viral Flower Market experience to Singapore, filling an open space at IMBA with tens of thousands of plush flowers inspired by real blooms.

Entry is free; every visitor gets to bring home 1 complimentary flower, and the Singapore edition even includes locally inspired designs like Vanda Miss Joaquim and Raffles’ Pitcher Plant. It’s part art exhibition, part giant photo backdrop, and entirely Instagram bait.

Admission: Free
Venue: IMBA, Gardens by the Bay
Dates: 10th-14th June 2026
Time: 9am-9pm

Register for Flower Market by Cj Hendry

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15. Design Assembly Summer Market

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10th-11th Jun

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Design Assembly’s Summer Market turns the picturesque grounds of CHIJMES into a showcase of local creativity, bringing together independent designers, makers, artists, and lifestyle brands. Expect thoughtfully curated booths featuring homeware, stationery, jewellery, ceramics, fashion labels, and design-forward products that you’ll probably convince yourself are “investments” rather than impulse purchases.

Admission: Free
Venue: CHIJMES
Dates: 10th-11th June 2026
Time: Wed 6pm-9.30pm | Thu 10am-7pm

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16. LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2026

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13th May-14th Jun

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Image adapted from: @nationalgallerysingapore via Instagram

Fashion girlies, design nerds, and anyone who’s ever stared at a handcrafted ceramic bowl should check out the LOEWE FOUNDATION Craft Prize 2026 exhibition at National Gallery Singapore. The showcase brings together 30 wildly inventive craft works from around the world, spanning ceramics, textiles, glass, woodwork, lacquer art, and metalwork.

Expect pieces that blur the line between art object and “how did someone even make this?”, including giant woven tapestries, surreal porcelain sculptures made from paper-dipped clay, intricate bamboo installations, and jewellery crafted using centuries-old techniques.

One standout is this year’s winning piece, Strata of Illusion by South Korean artist Jongjin Park, a distorted chair-like sculpture made from thousands of porcelain-coated paper sheets. Even if you’re not deep into the craft world, the exhibition feels less like a traditional museum show and more like wandering through a very stylish fever dream of textures and materials.

Admission: Free
Venue: City Hall Wing, Level B1, Imagination Gallery, National Gallery Singapore
Dates: 13th May-14th June 2026
Time: 10am-7pm, Daily

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17. Children’s Festival 2026

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30th May-21st Jun

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Image credit: Gardens by the Bay

This year’s Children’s Festival at Gardens by the Bay is basically a giant Winnie-the-Pooh-themed playground straight out of the Hundred Acre Wood. The free festival celebrates 100 years of the honey-loving bear with outdoor play zones, giant inflatables, and Singapore’s first-ever Winnie the Pooh-themed zipline, where kids can glide 16m across Supertree Grove like tiny chaotic squirrels.

Image credit: Gardens by the Bay

Other highlights include Pooh’s Grand Friendship Party, a lively inflatable parade happening on selected Saturdays with massive 7m-tall Pooh and friends roaming the Gardens, plus themed obstacle courses, trampolines, and interactive installations inspired by characters from the Hundred Acre Wood.

On weekends, there’ll also be a Hunny Café pop-up selling adorable Pooh-themed plushie “food” like bubble tea and toast sets that look dangerously collectible.

Admission: Free
Venue: Supertree Grove, Gardens by the Bay
Dates: 30th May-21st June 2026
Time: 10am-9pm

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18. Children’s Season 2026

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30th May-28th Jun

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Image adapted from: Children’s Museum Singapore via Facebook

School holiday plans sorted. Children’s Season 2026 is back with a month-long lineup of playful, hands-on activities happening across museums in Singapore. Organised by Children’s Museum Singapore, this year’s edition revolves around sustainability and imaginative play, but in a fun “kids running wild through interactive exhibits” kind of way instead of classroom energy.

Some highlights include a pop-up playground where kids can build creative spaces using everyday materials, an interactive “River Hunt” treasure trail through the National Museum of Singapore, and free craft stations where little ones can fold origami sampans or make moving bridge-themed art pieces.

There are also sensory play sessions, interactive theatre performances, and storytelling sessions using traditional Japanese kamishibai paper theatre. Basically, it’s a giant excuse for kids to touch everything, ask 4,000 questions, and accidentally learn something along the way.

Full list of events

Dates: 30th May-28th June 2026

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19. ONE Ocean: Every Action Ripples

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From 30th May 2026 till 3rd Jan 2027

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Make waves this June at Science Centre Singapore with a lineup of immersive science experiences for the whole fam. The big highlight is ONE Ocean: Every Action Ripples, a new multi-sensory exhibition opening on 30th May that takes visitors on a deep-sea adventure through 10 interactive zones featuring 360° ocean projections, free-roaming VR, spatial soundscapes, and hands-on installations.

Expect everything from Arctic expeditions and coral reefs to whale migrations and Singapore’s own marine ecosystems, all wrapped up in a visually stunning experience that feels part science museum, part underwater fever dream.

There’ll also be ocean-themed activities under JUNEureka 2026, special KidsSTOP™ programmes, and school holiday activities happening throughout the month.

Get tickets for ONE Ocean: Every Action Ripples.

Admission: $18/adult | $13/child
Venue: Science Centre Singapore, Annexe Halls
Dates: From 30th May onwards
Time: Tue-Sun 10am-5pm

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20. Archive of Youth

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1st-5th Jun

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Image adapted from: @em___porium via Instagram

If your aesthetic vocabulary includes words like “Heisei-era street style”, “Harajuku archive”, or “I miss old magazines”, then Archive of Youth deserves a detour this week. This pop-up browsing library exhibition celebrates the 5th anniversary of Dirt Fruits with over 60 rare Japanese magazines and books from the ’90s and 2000s.

Expect cult favourites like FRUiTS, KERA, and CUTiE, alongside nostalgic fashion editorials, underground street snaps, vintage ads, and iconic pop culture moments from Japan’s countercultural scene.

Some featured finds include Sofia Coppola at the Park Hyatt, old Björk Post album ads, Vivienne Westwood shoe spreads, and behind-the-scenes photos from Jun Takahashi and Walter Van Beirendonck fashion shows. Basically, it’s a giant analogue moodboard for anyone obsessed with Y2K fashion, zines, and the chaotic beauty of pre-Instagram youth culture.

Admission: Free
Venue: #04-02 Supper House, 37A Keppel Road
Dates: 1st-5th June 2026
Time: 12pm-7pm

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21. Goodman Arts Centre (GAC) Artventure

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6th Jun

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Image adapted from: Goodman Arts Centre

Spend a chill, artsy day exploring hidden studios and creative spaces at Goodman Arts Centre. As part of the new GAC Artventure launch, 27 artist tenants across Singapore’s largest arts enclave will open their studio doors to the public for a rare behind-the-scenes peek into their creative processes. Expect everything from visual arts and performances to interdisciplinary works, plus special curated experiences by selected artists.

Beyond the Open Studio Day on 6th June, visitors can also explore the centre via self-guided themed trails year-round. Wander freely with stamp rally maps, discover public artworks tucked around the compound, or uncover the site’s history through nostalgic postcard-inspired installations. It’s basically a choose-your-own-adventure, but for artsy explorers who enjoy stumbling upon cool things by accident.

Full list of events

Admission: Free, with ticketed events
Venue: Goodman Arts Centre
Dates: 6th June 2026
Time: 10am-8.45pm

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22. Flavours of Malaysia

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1st Jun-12th Jul

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Image credit: Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore

Our idea of a good buffet involves aggressively strategic plate-stacking and saying “just one more round” 5 times. So, the Flavours of Malaysia buffet showcase at Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore deserves a spot on our makan radar. This halal-certified buffet brings together chefs from Johor, Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Sabah, and Sarawak for a massive cross-country feast celebrating regional Malaysian cuisine.

Instead of the usual buffet staples, expect lesser-seen dishes rooted in family recipes and regional traditions, from Penang street food flavours to indigenous Bornean specialities from Sabah and Sarawak. There’ll also be live cooking stations where dishes are prepared fresh on the spot, adding a little culinary theatre to your carb-loading session.

More details via Food Capital’s Flavours of Malaysia buffet page

Price: 

• Lunch: Mon-Sat, $72/adult | $36/child
• Dinner: Sun-Thu, $106/adult | $53/child
• Dinner: Fri-Sat, $116/adult | $58/child
• Kids below 5 years old dine free

Venue: Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore
Dates: 1st June-12th July 2026

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23. Rainforest Wild Adventure new zone & experiences

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From 20th May onwards

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Previously known as Rainforest Wild ASIA, the Rainforest Wild Adventure park in Mandai Wildlife Reserve is getting an upgrade in the form of an entirely new zone, dubbed Rainforest Wild Adventure East. Visitors will be able to check out the park’s updated offerings from 20th May 2026 onwards, and boy, do these new experiences ($10/pax each) look fun.

Take to the skies with the Canopy Glider, as you soar above the treetops; look down to spot critters such as estuarine crocodiles and bongos chilling beneath you. The Ravine Swing is another thrilling attraction to have a go at, as it takes you 8m up in the air before plunging you down to catch a glimpse of the passing African painted dogs.

The high elements don’t end there, as you’re invited to scale a strangler fig during Primate Climb to get a better view of Diana monkeys. On the other hand, the Split Rock Summit promises sweeping views of the park after conquering its 11m-tall peak, but if you’d rather more greenery, opt for the Treetop Traverse’s 125m-long harnessed course instead.

Get tickets to Rainforest Wild Adventure.

Admission: From $35
Venue: 20 Mandai Lake Road, Mandai Wildlife WEST, Singapore 729825
Date: From 20th May onwards
Opening hours: 9am-6pm, Daily

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24. Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue

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24th Apr-13th Sep

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Families with kids obsessed with the blocky wonder of Minecraft, you’ll be able to step into the game’s Overworld at Mandai Wildlife Reserve. The new Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue is here to stay all the way till September, and Minecraft fans of all ages will be in for a treat.

This indoor, hour-long experience has it all, from immersive projections, theatrical sets, photo spots, and motion-tracking gameplay for an impromptu workout. You’ll start off in the Minecraft Forest and venture through the game’s various biomes, gathering resources and spotting iconic Minecraft mobs like the panda, sheep, and Iron Golem along the way.

Each visitor will be equipped with an Orb of Interaction, which allows them to shape the blocky world around them and influence the outcome of their adventure, making each visit unique. Before you go, swing by the Trading Outpost to snag a cool keepsake, as well as a highly coveted in-game cape.

Right now, Mandai Wildlife Reserve is having a special opening promotion for the experience; you can get tickets to both the Minecraft Experience and Exploria for just $61.10/adult and $49.60/child.

Get tickets to the Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue.

Admission: From $46/adult | $40/child
Venue: 80 Mandai Lake Road, Green Canvas at Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Singapore 729826
Date: 24th April-13th September 2026
Time: Mon-Fri 11am-7pm | Sat-Sun 10am-8pm 

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– New shows, concerts & exhibitions in Singapore this week –

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25. An Interrogation

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4th-14th Jun

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Fans of immersive theatre can put their detective skills to the test with An Interrogation, an interactive experience where participants become part of a live investigation. Instead of simply watching events unfold, audiences are invited to piece together clues, question narratives, and decide what they believe happened. It’s part theatre show, part true-crime obsession simulator, and likely to spark plenty of debates long after it’s over.

Admission: $58-$68
Venue: KC Arts Centre
Dates: 4th-14th June 2026

Get tickets for An Interrogation

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26. 1826 Beethoven’s Penultimate Year

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6th Jun

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History and classical music collide in 1826: Beethoven’s Penultimate Year, a multimedia concert-theatre experience that explores the final chapter of Ludwig van Beethoven’s extraordinary life. Set 1 year before his death, the production blends live music, storytelling, and historical insights to paint a portrait of the legendary composer as he grappled with illness, isolation, and the creation of some of his most enduring works.

Rather than a traditional classical concert, audiences can expect an immersive journey through Beethoven’s world, featuring performances of his music alongside narration and visual elements that bring 19th-century Europe to life. Whether you’re a longtime classical music fan or simply curious about the man behind some of history’s most recognisable compositions, it’s a rare chance to experience Beethoven’s story in a more intimate and accessible format.

P.S. It’s part of the vOilah! France Singapore Festival, which has plenty of other events still ongoing till 20th June.

Admission: $42-$102
Venue: Esplanade Recital Studio
Dates: 6th June 2026
Time: 7pm & 9pm

Get tickets for 1826 Beethoven’s Penultimate Year

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27. Disney Garden of Wonder

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From 8th Jun

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Image for illustrative purposes only.
Image credit: Gardens by the Bay

Disney characters are getting the topiary treatment once again at Floral Fantasy. Opening on 8th June, Disney Garden of Wonder features 23 floral and plant sculptures spread across 6 themed zones, including new appearances by Disney Princesses Rapunzel, Belle and Jasmine, as well as Anna and Elsa from Frozen.

There’s even a uniquely Singaporean finale featuring Disney characters alongside local favourites like laksa and teh tarik. Cute? Extremely

Admission: From $24/adult | $16/child
Venue: Floral Fantasy, Gardens by the Bay
Dates: From 8th June 2026
Time: 10am-9pm, Daily

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28. Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory

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19th May-14th Jun

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Image credit: Jeremy Daniel

Another Roald Dahl classic-turned-musical is Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It’ll be making its first Southeast Asia stop at Marina Bay Sands’ Sands Theatre from 19th May till 14th June 2026. Whether you’re a fan of the film adaptation fronted by Timothée Chalamet, or the OG book itself, you’re bound to enjoy this whimsical number.

Image credit: Jeremy Daniel

Prepare to feast your eyes on indelible scenes such as Charlie unwrapping his very own golden ticket to the spectacular reveal of Willy Wonka’s wondrous Chocolate Factory. The musical also features songs from the 1971 film, such as Pure Imagination, The Candy Man, and I’ve Got a Golden Ticket for an extra hit of nostalgia.

Get tickets to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.

Admission: From $93/pax
Venue: 10 Bayfront Avenue, Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands B1-69/70 The Shoppes, Singapore 018971
Date: 19th May-14th June 2026
Show times: Tue-Fri 8pm | Sat 2pm, 8pm | Sun 1pm, 6.30pm

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29. Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy

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Now till 16th Aug

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If you’re a fan of museum dates, head on over to the ArtScience Museum to have a gander at Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy, which is here to stay all the way till 16th August 2026. It’ll give you the bare-bones on what it’s like to be a human, through installations that’ll have you digging deeper as to what’s going on within the bags of flesh we call our bodies.

Image credit: ArtScience Museum

The Network Within is one that’s sure to catch your eye with its intricate system of blood vessels, while Evolver, narrated by Cate Blanchett, is an immersive audiovisual experience that follows a breath of oxygen as it courses through the body.

Always By My Side (2023) by Amanda Heng.
Image credit: Aditi Kashyap

The exhibition also houses 20 actual specimens of the human body which are part of NTU’s Silent Mentor programme. Do take the time to read reflections from med school students, who profess their respect and empathy for donors who’ve offered their bodies to science.

Get tickets to Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy.

Admission: From $19.50/pax
Venue: 6 Bayfront Avenue, ArtScience Museum, Level 3, SIngapore 018974
Date: Now till 16th August 2026
Opening hours: Sun-Thu 10am-7pm | Fri-Sat 10am-9pm

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30.  Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away)

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13th Feb-30th Jun

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Something huge’s gracing the IMBA Theatre at Gardens by the Bay. English Artist David Hockney has transformed the space into his own visual playground titled Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away).

Image credit: IMBA

Like its name suggests, the showcased works show how the artist has continually challenged the way we see the world, across painting, photography, drawing, and digital media. He taps on large-scale projections, layered sound design, and dynamic spatial design to show how scale, proximity, and attention can turn everyday moments extraordinary.

Get tickets to Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away).

Admission: From $32/adult | $22/child & senior
Venue: 18 Marina Gardens Drive, IMBA Theatre, #01-23, Singapore 018953
Date: 13th February-30th Jun 2026
Time: 5.30pm-10pm, Daily

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Find things to do in Singapore this weekend

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We’re sure you have more than enough activities to fill your upcoming weekend. If not, check out our ultimate list of things to do in Singapore or the best attractions and activities in Singapore. If you’re looking for pretty places to snap lots of photos, hit up these Instagrammable places in Singapore while you’re at it.

And those looking to plan their calendars in advance can check out our full list of upcoming live performances in 2026.

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Cover image adapted from: Gardens by the Bay, @sooyaaa__ via Instagram
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