From some of the globe’s most coveted hawker markets, culinary experiences, immersive festivals and religious celebrations, it’s no secret Singapore is like no other in its magic all year long. Whether you’re a lover of lights, sports or downright incredible architecture, Singapore invites you to immerse yourself in this colourful wonderland where modern delights mix with ancient history.
Singapore is boring? Pfffooph. You haven't seen some of these awesome events in 2025 that should not be missed!
June 2025
Pop Air – Art is Inflatable at Balloon Museum Singapore
7 June to 31 August 2025
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Get ready to float into a dreamworld. The world’s largest inflatable art experience is touching down in Singapore for the first time, and it’s massive. Spanning 6,000 square metres of pure, unfiltered joy, Pop Air – Art is Inflatable transforms the Balloon Museum into a wonderland of colour, scale, and interactive fun from 7 June to 31 August 2025.
This isn’t your childhood bouncy castle, though let’s be honest, it scratches that same itch. Featuring 17 mind-bending installations by top contemporary artists from around the globe, expect everything from giant glowing orbs and immersive infinity rooms to geometric playgrounds and sound sculptures that respond to your every move. Highlights include Crazy Love for Polygons by Cyril Lancelin, the hypnotic Glowing Ballet by Hyperstudio, and Spiritus Sonata by Aussie studio ENESS, which plays like a whimsical soundtrack to your inner child.
There’s VR, AR, soft storms, quiet giants, and participatory pieces that make you part of the art. Whether you're five or fifty-five, this is a rare chance to feel giddy, curious, and creatively alive — all at once. Tip: wear comfy shoes and prep for a ton of photo ops.
Scoop Dreams & Sweet Nostalgia: BakeDept Pops Up at Baker X
3 May to 26 June
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Calling all dessert die-hards, a sugar-sprinkled, nostalgia-soaked pop-up is headed your way. From 3 May to 26 June 2025, homegrown gem BakeDept is taking over Baker X, the residency café at Orchard Central that champions small-batch bakers with big flavour. Run by ice cream maven Tham Jun Gui, BakeDept is known for low-sugar indulgences that don’t compromise on taste: think gooey cookies, scoops of scratch-made ice cream, and eggless bakes you’ll want to hoard.
The menu is a sweet love letter to childhood memories with an artisanal twist. Don’t miss the Gao Ice Cream with Peanut Butter Toasties ($5), a kopi peng fever dream, sandwiched in pillowy brioche and layered with velvety nut butter. Or her low-sodium, eggless cookies (from $7) in creative flavours like Mocha Cranberry and Lychee Rose. For something tart (literally), dive into her Dark Chocolate S’mores or Matcha Strawberry tarts (from $7) that balance bold flavours with satisfying texture.
Weekends are for rolling up sleeves: Jun Gui will also be running hands-on workshops, welcoming families, kids, and baking newbies to get a taste of the action. This pop-up promises to be the most wholesome sugar rush you’ll have all season.
Timezone’s Japan World Of Wonder
31 May – 30 June
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Timezone is dialling the kawaii all the way up this June school holiday with Japan World of Wonder, a month-long campaign turning arcades across Singapore into Japanese-themed wonderlands. From 31 May to 30 June, expect exclusive collectibles, themed parties, high-energy tournaments, and enough prizes to make even your gacha machine jealous.
Back by popular demand, Timezone’s Funbitz collectibles get a Japanese twist with limited-edition designs featuring ramen bowls, torii gates and more. Load $70 and you’ll score $100 in credits, a Funbitz, and a crossbody bottle holder or pouch to match. On select Double Deal days, score $400 worth of credits and 400 bonus e-tickets for just $200. Talk about power-ups.
The fun doesn’t stop there. On 1 June, three Timezone locations (Orchard Xchange, Westgate, Pasir Ris Mall) will throw closed-door parties from 8pm to 10pm. Come dressed as your favourite anime or Sanrio character and you might win Best Dressed. Expect live anime sketching, Bingo, mission cards, and goodie bags.
Gamers, don’t sleep on the Animal Kaiser+ tournament on 31 May and Maimai competitions on 14 and 21 June. Trophies, tech gadgets, and ultimate bragging rights await.
For more details, head to timezonegames.com.
The Phantom Of The Opera
9 May - 15 June
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Andrew Lloyd Webber’s acclaimed musical The Phantom Of The Opera is set to make a thrilling stop in Singapore in May. This haunting love story stars Jonathan Roxmouth as the Phantom, with Christine played by Grace Roberts.
The Phantom Of The Opera premiered at Her Majesty’s Theatre in London’s West End on 9 October 1986, and made its Broadway debut at the Majestic Theatre on 26 January 1988. Since then, it has won over 70 major theatre awards and has been seen by more than 160 million people in 46 territories and 195 cities. It is widely considered one of the most spectacular productions of all time.
The production is directed by Phantom Associate Director Rainer Fried. Kristen Blodgette and Denny Berry are Music Supervisor and Associate Choreographer respectively.
Tickets for The Phantom of the Opera can be purchased through Marina Bay Sands, SISTIC, and Klook.
Disco Brunch, FYSH At EDITION
Last Saturday of every month, next up: 28 June
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Channel your inner Studio 54 and step into the grooviest brunch party in town, Disco Brunch at FYSH at The Singapore Edition ($128) is here to turn your Saturday afternoon into a full-blown retro fever dream. Happening on the last Saturday of every month, this next-level brunch throws it back with soulful beats by DJ Aldrin, surprise musical acts, and dancers weaving through the tables.
It’s a full-sensory affair: with decadent platters, live tacos, carvings and pasta stations, and theatrical cocktail booths serving up brunch cocktails, disco punch bowls, and free-flowing tipples for those who opt for the $168 package. Between mirrored table settings, neon-lit corners, and a hidden dessert corner or two, every detail is designed for the ‘Gram (and the groove).
Seats are limited and the vibes are sky-high, so glam up in your best 70s sparkle and book early. Reserve your spot here.
RASA Sayang Sunday Market
8 June
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If you missed its buzzy debut in April, don’t sleep on the second edition of RASA Sayang Sunday Market, happening this 8 June at the cool, light-filled RASA. This time, it’s bigger, bolder, and dripping with creativity, community spirit and seriously cool conscious-living vibes. Local gelato geniuses Secondfloor Lab are taking over the scoops with wild Southeast Asian flavours like buah long long, coriander roasted peanut, and something secret they’ll only reveal on the day (mystery flavour roulette, anyone?).
You’ll also find small-batch, sustainably made wares from indie crafters: ceramics, jagua tattoos, Japanese teas, party dips, and even tarot and aura readings if you’re feeling spiritually nosy. Bonus points for the upcycling workshop by Alter, where you can turn your tired old clothes into literal art. Whether you’re a RASA regular who only knows it by night or a curious newcomer, this is your cue to bask in its soft, sunlit glow, and stock up on goods that are as ethical as they are aesthetic.
Income Eco Run 2025
8 June
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The Income Eco Run is back this year on Sunday, 8 June at the Marina Barrage, with new initiatives to mark Income Insurance Limited’s 55th Anniversary.
The carbon-neutral run will offer participants five run routes (3km, 5km, 10km, 15km and 21.1 km) in support of a zero-waste lifestyle, while the kids category encourages children aged between four and 12 years old to run either 700m or 1km for the cause. The run route will again take you through the iconic landmarks of Singapore, such as Gardens By The Bay and the Singapore Flyer. The start and finish points for the run will be at the Marina Barrage.
For the first time, IER is introducing a 1km Pets Category and inviting dog and cat owners to walk alongside their furry companions in support of a greener future. The walk from Marina Barrage to the Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay not only promotes the bond between pets and their owners, but also fosters eco-conscious habits within the pet community.
To find out more or to register you can visit the website here.
July 2025
Glow Festival by Prudential 2025
5 to 13 July 2025
Where: Marina Bay Sands Event Plaza
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Singapore’s most ambitious wellness festival is back, and it’s coming in glowing hot. Glow Festival by Prudential 2025 is stretching the concept of “wellness” far beyond green juices and yoga mats with this year’s Dynamic Vibes theme. We’re talking sunrise rave runs, intimate workshops on fertility and menopause, live DJ sets, breathwork sessions, a freaking 60km overnight ultra marathon, and a whole damn club (Every Body Club) dedicated to whole-person wellbeing. TL;DR: this is not your average self-care Sunday.
The lineup is stacked, international yoga legend Dylan Werner, Olympic-level sprinter Olivia May, and strength queen Dannibelle Robertson are all in the mix. Need a reset? Drop into the Wellness Club for sound baths and recovery sessions. Want to vibe out? Hit The Studio for high-energy workouts in a neon dreamscape, or chill in The Workshop Room with talks on nervous system regulation, vision health, and raising emotionally resilient kids. There’s even a spotlight on modern womanhood with conversations led by Jane Chuck and Germaine Chow.
And don’t sleep on SG60, Singapore’s first 60KM ultra marathon for men’s mental health. It’s happening overnight, led by Noble ambassador Jordan Hamada, with proceeds going to Samaritans of Singapore. Bonus: all Sunrise Rave Run finishers get a specialty coffee and croclair (yes, that’s a croissant-éclair hybrid).
Whether you're here to sweat, cry, heal, or dance it out, this is where the future of wellness lives. Early bird tix start at $29 and include merch, health goodies, and one Studio class. Get them here.
August 2025
Monster Jam Singapore 2025
23 August 2025
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Get ready, Singapore, the beasts are back! Monster Jam is roaring into the National Stadium on 23 August 2025, and if you’ve never seen a 12,000-pound truck do a mid-air flip, this is your sign. Expect dirt-flying, engine-roaring, edge-of-your-seat action as world-class drivers take on insane obstacle courses, hit jaw-dropping jumps, and race like their lives depend on it. It’s motorsport, but make it wild.
Even if you don’t know your Grave Digger from your Megalodon, Monster Jam is an absolute blast, especially for families looking for a high-energy day out. These monster machines aren’t just about a show of brute force, as they’ve got serious agility and precision, and the skill on display is next-level. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a curious first-timer, it’s one of those events that’ll leave your children (and your) jaw on the floor and your phone full of blurry, action-packed videos.
Tickets? Almost completely snapped up: pre-sales and general sales flew, and what’s left is going fast. Pro tip: keep your eyes peeled for any last-minute releases or media day exclusives (we’ll shout if those drop). Bottom line: if you like your entertainment loud, fast, and slightly unhinged, Monster Jam is your playground.
October 2025
Dear Evan Hansen
30 October to 16 November 2025
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Get your tissues ready: Broadway and West End sensation Dear Evan Hansen is finally making its Singapore debut, and we’re already emotional. Kicking off on 30 October 2025 at Sands Theatre, this Tony-, Grammy-, and Olivier Award-winning musical is packed with heart, truth, and some of the most iconic songs of the past decade.
The story follows Evan, a socially anxious teen who finds himself caught in a lie that spirals into something much bigger and more beautiful than he ever imagined. It’s a raw and resonant look at identity, belonging and the need to be seen, wrapped up in soaring vocals and tear-jerking moments. Trust us, this one hits hard. Early bird promos and priority sales are live, so lock in those tickets soon.
December 2025
Beauty and the Beast
From 11 December
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A tale as old as time and one that needs no introduction is making its way to Singapore, and we couldn’t be more excited. Disney’s Beauty and the Beast will debut its reimagined stage production at Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands this December, marking its only stop in Asia. With brand-new sets, costumes, and jaw-dropping effects, the magic of Belle, the Beast, and the enchanted castle will come to life in a way you’ve never seen before.
Expect the same beloved songs like Be Our Guest, Gaston, and the timeless Beauty and the Beast, but with a refreshed flair that’s already captivated audiences around the world. This Broadway-meets-Disney spectacle is helmed by members of the original Tony Award®-winning creative team, and promises a dazzling experience for both die-hard fans and new theatre-goers alike. A waitlist for early access to tickets is already open, and presale promotions has kicked off, so you’ll want to lock that in before the public rush.
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