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 looking for something to do with the kids during the holidays, 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.
Now, whoever says Singapore is boring? Pfffooph. You just haven't seen some of these awesome events in 2025 that should not be missed!
July 2025
Celebrate Bastille Day In Style With A Night Brunch At 67 Pall Mall
67 Pall Mall Singapore, Shaw Centre
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Liberté, égalité, festivité. On Saturday, 19 July 2025, the elegant 67 Pall Mall Singapore is throwing open its exclusive doors for one très magnifique evening: Vive La France! A decadent night brunch celebrating all things French, the soirée kicks off at 8pm and is open to both members and non-members, because when it comes to wine and joie de vivre, all are welcome.
Expect an all-out culinary fête in the Clubroom, with free-flow Champagne, wines from Burgundy, Bordeaux, Rhône, and Loire, and a dinner line-up designed to seduce. Think a roaming Charcuterie & Cheese Trolley, a main of Pot-au-feu, La Dorade, or Tartiflette, and a sweet spread of Tarte Tatin, Macaron Ispahan, and Croquembouche to send you into a sugar coma.
The vibe is Moulin Rouge-meets-modern Paris. DJ Labaude, co-founder of KUNDA, will keep the beats flowing while cabaret dancers serve all the razzle-dazzle. Dress in your Parisian finest, berets, stripes, and bleu-blanc-rouge encouraged, for a shot at snagging $1,000 worth of Best Dressed prizes.
Tickets are $227 nett for members and $267 nett for non-members, with last pour at 10.30pm and the party continuing late. Book your spot here. Vive la France, indeed.
Birds of A Feather x GU:UM: One-Night-Only East-Meets-East Collab Dinner
23 July 2025
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Sichuan spice meets Korean charcoal smoke in this fiery, flavour-packed collaboration dinner happening for one night only on 23 July 2025. Birds of A Feather is teaming up with GU:UM—NAE:UM Group’s modern Korean steakhouse—for a $158++ per pax sharing menu that dives deep into the creative intersections of their cuisines: fermentation, fire, and full-bodied flavour.
Expect bold starters like Foie Gras Dumpling with sweet Sichuan peanut sauce, Yukhwae Jeon (crispy potato pancake), and a seafood naengmyeon chilled in Sichuan green broth. The main event is a stunner of a sharing platter: Shimo Wagyu, Iberico Pork Presa, skewered venison loin and wok-fried tiger prawns, served alongside a decadent spread of kimchi, ssamjang, fermented squid, black fungus and more.
It’s all tied together with Anchovy Garlic Rice, Kimchi Stew, and a sticky-sweet Hotteok to end. Seats are limited with staggered timings at 6pm, 7pm and 8pm. Don’t sleep on this spicy, smoky feast.
Toby’s Estate’s Coffee Omakase Is Coming To Singapore For One Caffeinated Weekend Only
19-20 July
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Clear your weekend plans and prepare your palate: Toby’s Estate is bringing its cult-favourite Coffee Omakase to Singapore for the very first time, and it’s set to be one of the most buzzworthy (literally) coffee experiences of the year. Happening on 19 and 20 July 2025, this one-weekend-only event is a 45-minute guided tasting session where coffee becomes art, storytelling, and high science all at once.
First launched at the brand’s Melbourne flagship, the Coffee Omakase made serious waves among coffee obsessives for its deep-dive format and premium, small-lot brews. Now, it’s finally landing at Toby’s Estate Singapore, and the sessions will be hosted by none other than Dan Bottesini, Queensland Brewers Cup Champion and the kind of guy who could talk terroir and filter techniques all day (and make you wish he would).
On the menu? Think dual-format sips like the Barista’s Breakfast ($22), which takes a single origin bean and serves it two ways—espresso and milk—to spotlight its versatility. Or go cold with the Freezer Duo ($35), a chilled tasting flight of two naturally processed coffees that’ll change the way you think about ice and extraction. Each experience is designed to showcase different textures, temperatures, and flavour arcs, whether you’re a flat white loyalist or someone who grinds beans at home with a refractometer.
Sessions run between 8am and 3pm, and with limited seats at the Robertson Quay flagship’s intimate bar counter, you’ll want to snag a spot stat. For the coffee-curious and caffeine connoisseurs alike, this one’s less ‘brunch with beans’ and more ‘Michelin for your mug’.
Tickets are available now via Humanitix (19 July) and Humanitix (20 July), with all prices subject to service charge and GST.
Sentosa GrillFest 2025 Is Back, Bigger, Hotter, and Tastier Than Ever
17 July to 10 August
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Singapore’s hottest beachfront food festival is back, and Sentosa GrillFest 2025 is gunning for its most flavour-packed edition yet. From 17 July to 10 August, Siloso Beach transforms into a culinary carnival with 39 food and drink vendors, five sizzling zones, and two debut concepts: GrillHouse, where you play grill master with premium seafood and meats, and Marketplace, a farm-to-festival concept spotlighting fresh local produce prepped live by top chefs.
This year, it’s not just about feasting. A new partnership with Offline Singapore brings Social Mixer Nights to GrillHouse, with curated dinners and mingling for those looking to spark new connections over flame and flavour. There’s also live music, wine and spirit pairings, and signature dishes like Jamaican jerk chicken from Camp Caribbean, crispy siu yuk bao from CHARROU, and Lobster Thermidor from Lime Restaurant at PARKROYAL COLLECTION Pickering.
Sustainability gets a front-row seat too, with compostable packaging, wheelchair-friendly beach seating, beach tracks for stroller access, and $5 rewards for bringing your own cups and utensils. GrillFest 2025 is all about good food, great vibes, and beach bonding with a conscience. Admission is free, so rally the crew and hit the sands for a grilled-up good time.
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RASA’s July Lineup Is a Love Letter to Singapore’s Music Collectives
Whole of July
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If community-powered nightlife is your thing, get ready to dance your way through July because RASA is going all in with a series of collective takeovers celebrating the sounds of Afrohouse, baile funk, Amapiano, and everything in between. It kicks off 4 July with The Souq by Manifest, spotlighting Arab, Afro, and Indian-inflected beats with guest DJ Mike Steva from Yoruba Records.
Come 9 July, RASA links up with 100% SG to launch 100% Afro, a new weekly night dedicated to Amapiano, Afrobeats, and diasporic rhythms: bookmark that one for midweek groove therapy. On 12 July, Groovetop heats things up with Melbourne-based BADDIEJUICE, dropping straight-up baile funk bangers and bass-heavy Brazilian heat.
The energy peaks on 19 July with a full-venue Darker Than Wax takeover featuring label founder Dean Chew, resident Daryl Knows, and DC-based headliner Nativesun of Black Rave Culture fame, a tribute to the future and foundation of house, breakbeat, and beyond. Closing the month on a high, Secret Pals bring their signature Filipino flair on 26 July with an all-Filo lineup including Junoy Manalo, Ape & Pat, and local gem Toppings.
If you’ve been craving heart, heat, and high-frequency community vibes, July at RASA is where the real ones will be.
Soak in sunset rituals, nostalgic movies and giant beaded slippers at Sentosa
June - August
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If your idea of a perfect weekend involves sunsets, cinema and culture, with less dollars spent, Sentosa’s got your June calendar sorted.
First up, Sunset Watch Party is a weekly excuse to ditch the doomscrolling and get zen with golden-hour views, a crystal singing bowl sound bath, and even a sunset gong ceremony (yes, really). Catch it every Friday and Saturday from 6pm to 8pm at Palawan Beach Walk, and RSVP online if you want to snag a spot.
Next, it’s movie time. The ever-popular Movies by the Beach returns in “Family Fest” mode with crowd-pleasers like Toy Story, Shrek, and Spy Kids screening under the stars at the Palawan Kidz City Roof Garden. It’s totally free, and there’s nostalgic game booths, popcorn and cotton candy to boot, running Saturdays and Sundays from 5pm till late.
Still hungry for more? Swing by Peranakan Reimagined at Sensoryscape, running till 31 August, where traditional culture meets sensory overload. Think: a 7.2m-tall Peranakan House that turns into a projection-mapped art show, a kaleidoscopic "Field of Beaded Bloom" lit up at night, and enormous storage jars and slippers turned into interactive photo ops. The result? A vibrant tribute to Peranakan heritage with a playful twist.
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.
Disco Brunch, FYSH At EDITION
Last Saturday of every month, next up: 26 July
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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.
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
The Lord of the Rings – A Musical Tale Landing in SG
12-31 August
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Calling all Middle-earth fans and musical lovers! This August, theatre royalty Jemma Rix returns to Singapore to lead the Asia premiere of The Lord of the Rings – A Musical Tale, playing from 12 to 31 August 2025. Unlike your usual pit orchestra setup, this epic production features a cast of actor-musicians performing over 20 live instruments on stage, weaving unforgettable soundscapes by Academy Award winner A.R. Rahman, Finnish folk legends Värttinä, and Tony‑winner Christopher Nightingale.
Prep for a near‑three‑hour journey of courage, friendship, and adventure through Hobbiton, Mordor, and beyond. With staggered shows weekdays at 8pm and matinee/evening performances on weekends, ticket tiers range from D Reserve ($88) to Middle‑earth Premium ($218–238).
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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