We’re excited to share our “What’s On” shortlist with you! It’s packed with all essential festivals, events, and activities that you won’t want to miss during your trip in Singapore.

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Your Singapore Event Guide

Miffy's Garden at Changi Airport
A Miffy-themed installation is happening at Changi Airport, featuring Miffy pop-up stores, and Miffy's Playground, which includes a giant inflatable ball pit. The event also offers lovely photo spots, such as a giant hot air balloon installation for memorable moments.

Portals Visual Art Exhibition
Portals features works by seven Singapore-based artists, transforming The Battlebox at Fort Canning Park, a former World War II bunker, into a multi-sensory art experience that connects Singapore’s wartime history with creative technology.

Good Friday
Good Friday is a significant event in Christianity that commemorates the day Jesus was crucified. It is part of Holy Week and leads up to Easter Sunday when his resurrection is celebrated.

Night At Orchard (NAO)
Experience a vibrant marketplace showcasing a variety of creative and experiential brands from Singapore and the region. Beyond shopping, attendees can join interactive workshops and enjoy live performances, making every visit a unique adventure.

PetExpo 2025
Grab a snack or toy for your furry friend at Singapore's largest pet fair! Join pet enthusiasts and industry professionals for a three-day celebration featuring a variety of pet products, workshops, and competitions.

2XU Compression Run
Run through some of Singapore's most scenic landmarks, starting from the iconic F1 Pit Building, which offers a unique urban running experience.

Labour Day
Labour Day is a public holiday in Singapore that recognises and honours the invaluable contributions of workers. While it may not be celebrated with grand festivals, restaurants and entertainment venues often have special deals for the long weekend.

Hendrick's Sunset Cinema
Enjoy award-winning films beneath the stars at Asia's most beautiful open-air cinema. Anticipate a delightful experience featuring specially curated Hendrick's gin, breathtaking sunsets, freshly prepared food, and a DJ energizing the event until the screen lights up.

M2M The Better Ending Tour
Norwegian pop duo M2M is reuniting after 22 years for "The Better Endings Tour." This marks their first performance since disbanding in 2002. Expect live performances of their hit songs, including "Don't Say You Love Me," "Mirror Mirror," and "Pretty Boy."

Vesak Day
Vesak Day is an important public holiday in Singapore, celebrated predominantly by the Buddhist community. It commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and passing of Siddhartha Gautama, who became known as the Buddha.

BABYMONSTER 1st World Tour in Singapore
BABYMONSTER, the seven-member K-pop sensation, is set to light up Singapore with its debut full-scale concert during the 2025 1st World Tour, "HELLO MONSTERS." This event promises to captivate MONSTIEZ with its dynamic performances and magnetic stage presence!

Lady Gaga in Singapore
Performing in Singapore for the first time in 13 years since her Born This Way Ball Tour, Lady Gaga is set to return for a spectacular performance at the National Stadium on four dates: 18, 19, 21 and 24 May 2025.

Dragon Boat Festival
The Dragon Boat Festival, or the Dumpling Festival, is a traditional Chinese celebration observed in Singapore. This festival is marked by the enjoyment of rice dumplings and thrilling dragon boat races featuring a stunning display of colourful, intricately designed boats racing on the Kallang River and in the Marina Bay area.

Hari Raya Haji
Hari Raya Haji, also known as Eid al-Adha, is an important Muslim festival in Singapore observed by the Muslim community. On the morning of Hari Raya Haji, Muslims gather at mosques to participate in special prayers, reaffirming their faith and celebrating the significance of the occasion.

Kenny G Live Tour 2025
Grammy Award-winning saxophonist Kenny G will perform a solo concert in Singapore, featuring his timeless hits and selections from his latest albums. Immerse yourself in his smooth melodies and relive cherished memories in a night filled with captivating music.

Jay Park Serenades & Body Rolls Tour
Catch Jay Park in Singapore as park of her "Serenades & Body Rolls" world tour. Anticipate an electrifying show filled with a blend of his classic hits and recent releases.

Singapore National Day SG60
A rich array of activities is set to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Singapore's independence, including cultural festivals and exhibitions. The National Day Parade will be a key highlight, featuring performances, military displays, and fireworks that showcase Singapore's journey and aspirations. On this day, Singaporeans will wear the national flag's red and white colours to express their pride and unity.

Singapore Grand Prix 2025
Renowned for its challenging layout and as the original F1 night race, the Singapore Grand Prix delivers a unique spectacle under city lights. Attendees will not only experience exhilarating on-track excitement but also enjoy outstanding performances by global music icons.

Mid-Autumn Festival 2025
Also known as the Mooncake Festival or Lantern Festival, this festival is a time for gatherings under the moon, eating mooncakes, sipping tea, and enjoying lanterns with your loved ones. Key highlights include stunning lantern displays, night markets, and cultural performances that line the streets of Chinatown.

Deepavali
Deepavali, also known as Diwali, is a vibrant Hindu Festival of Lights that symbolises the triumph of light over darkness and the victory of good over evil. In the weeks leading up to this special occasion, Serangoon Road and Little India come alive with beautiful lights and decorations.

Standard Chartered Marathon 2025
Runners can look forward to scenic routes through Singapore's iconic landmarks and vibrant cityscape like the Singapore Flyer, and the Esplanade.

Christmas
Christmas in Singapore is a dazzling blend of tradition, tropical charm, and modern festivity. While the city doesn't experience snow, it transforms into a winter wonderland filled with stunning lights, captivating decorations, lively celebrations, and European-style Christmas markets.

New Year's Day
As the clock strikes midnight on December 31, Singapore lights up with fireworks displays, especially at hotspots like Marina Bay, where crowds gather for the city’s biggest countdown party. The skyline bursts with color, music fills the air, and the atmosphere is electric with hope and celebration.

Lunar New Year
Chinese New Year in Singapore transforms the entire island into a dazzling celebration. Streets—especially in Chinatown—are lit with lanterns, zodiac-themed decorations, and the sounds of festive music. Shoppers rush to stock up on goodies, mandarins, and red packets, while markets overflow with traditional snacks and CNY essentials.

Hari Raya Puasa
Marking the end of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan is the festival of Eid, known in Singapore as Hari Raya Aidilfitri or Hari Raya Puasa. The vibrant celebrations often include bazaars, cultural performances, and events that highlight the rich traditions of the Malay community.