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10 Group Activities In Singapore To Try This Weekend

1st Dec 2025
Written by:
Stephanie Zheng
Contributor | Urban List, Singapore

When the group chat has been arguing about plans for three days straight and someone inevitably says “Anywhere also can lah,” it’s time to intervene. Singapore’s group activity scene in 2025 is stacked with bigger escape rooms, new karaoke caves, aesthetic art studios, and enough playground-style chaos to make you forget you’re a functioning adult. Whether you’re planning a birthday, a team-bonding day, or just trying to get everyone out of their air-conditioned caves, here are the best group activities in Singapore right now, guaranteed to deliver laughs, sweat, drama, and maybe some lifelong grudges.

Escape Rooms That Feel Like Netflix Episodes

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Forget padlocks and dusty clues. Escape rooms in Singapore have evolved wildly.  In 2025, you get cinematic multi-room environments, live actors, and storylines that branch depending on your decisions. There are high-stakes heist, tech-driven missions, or the horrifying AR-enhanced experiences to freak out with your friends with, if you know where to look. It’s pure chaos: perfect for friends who love stress, competition, and shouting instructions at each other in increasingly dramatic tones.

Karaoke (The Louder, The Better)

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A Singapore classic. Except now, karaoke studios have gone full glow-up with disco rooms, LED stages, and club-level sound systems. K.STAR remains a favourite for themed rooms, HaveFun is unbeatable for late-night madness, and the new K-Deluxe Studios at Clarke Quay gives you bottle service with your power ballads. Warm up your voice, stretch your ego, and check out this list for all the karaoke rooms you'll want to check out. 

Unleash Creativity At Creative Workshops

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Art jamming is still a failproof option, partly because drinking and painting together is therapeutic, and partly because someone will always paint something unintentionally cursed. Arteastiq, Studio Marble, and Hue Jam House offer painting, ceramics, lino-printing, and even digital art sessions. We've got a great list of studios and art galleries here if you'd like to unleash your creative side. Great lighting, chill vibes, and zero judgement—mostly.

Hiking Trails for Fresh Air And Bonding

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If your group needs vitamin D and a reset, Singapore’s hiking routes are unbeatable. MacRitchie’s TreeTop Walk, Coney Island, Southern Ridges, and the rugged new trails at Rifle Range Nature Park are all easy wins. Start early to avoid heat stroke, end with kopi and toast for the perfect day out. Need that guide to hiking routes? We got you covered

Indoor Playgrounds For The Kid In Us

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2025’s adult indoor playground wave is real. Check out NERF Action Xperience for high-adrenaline foam battles, SuperPark Singapore for trampolines, pedal-car racetracks, and obstacle zones; and even kids-centric options like Kiztopia Club gets booked-out for adult nights for full bouncing chaos. It’s sweaty, hilarious, and excellent for groups who want to feel like kids without the judgment of actual kids watching.

Climbing Gyms For Sweaty Group Glory

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Singapore’s climbing scene is still booming. BFF, Boulder+, Ark Bloc, and Climb Central offer routes for every fitness level. It’s empowering, surprisingly addictive, and the fastest way to find out which of your friends is secretly ripped.

Dragon Boating AKA Arm Workout

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Gather your gang and paddle like your life depends on it. Dragon boating is beginner-friendly and ridiculously fun, and it turns your group into a real team the moment someone starts yelling, “SYNC! SYNC!” A classic Singapore experience with big bragging rights.

Board Game Cafés For Chill (Maybe) Days

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If you want something indoors and budget-friendly, board game cafés like Kings & Meeples, Play Nation, and The Mind Café are unbeatable. Pick a light party game or dive into a strategy monster that lasts 4.5 hours and destroys friendships gently. Snacks included.

Pottery Workshops For Hands-On Creativity

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Wheel-throwing or hand-building ceramics remains one of Singapore’s top group activities. Studios like Common Touch, The Potters' Guilt, and Arudio offer beginner-friendly sessions that let you make mugs, bowls, and vases. It’s tactile, grounding, and your wonky creations become accidental keepsakes.

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