Add To Cal: Your Guide To The Best Singapore Events In 2026

Singapore’s 2026 calendar is shaping up to be anything but quiet. From neon-lit night races and massive music festivals to culture-packed celebrations and food events worth loosening your belt for, the Lion City is stacking the year with reasons to leave the house. Whether you're chasing headline acts, hunting down the next viral food pop-up, or just looking for an excuse to rally your mates, there’s something on the lineup with your name on it.

The best part? Singapore does big events very well. Think world-class production, skyline backdrops, and crowds that know how to bring the energy. So, if you’re plotting your social calendar early (or just want bragging rights when tickets inevitably sell out), these are the best events happening in Singapore in 2026.

June 2026

CJ Hendry Flower Market

10 - 14 June

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Internationally acclaimed Australian artist CJ Hendry is bringing her wildly popular Flower Market to Singapore for the very first time, taking over IMBA Theatre at Gardens by the Bay from 10 to 14 June 2026. After drawing massive crowds in cities including New York, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi and Sydney, the immersive installation is making its Southeast Asian debut with a larger-than-life floral wonderland packed with tens of thousands of plush blooms.

Designed to feel like an oversized flower stand, Flower Market invites visitors to wander, browse and build their own dream bouquet from more than 30 flower varieties, including Singapore-inspired creations like the Papilionanthe Miss Joaquim, Raffles' Pitcher Plant and Singapore Ginger Flower. Best of all, entry is completely free, and every visitor gets their first flower complimentary. The experience runs for a limited five-day stint at IMBA Theatre, with pre-registration recommended and walk-ins welcome.

Non-Stop FIFA World Cup Screening at Lau Pa Sat

12 June to 20 July

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It may be happening across the world, but football fever is set to take over Lau Pa Sat with the iconic hawker centre hosting live FIFA World Cup screenings from 12 June to 20 July 2026. Throughout the tournament, fans can catch every major match on two massive 130-inch widescreens, transforming the historic market into a buzzing late-night gathering spot for football lovers in the heart of the city. 

From tense knockout clashes to high-energy group stage fixtures, the atmosphere is expected to be electric—made even better with Lau Pa Sat’s lineup of 24-hour food stalls keeping crowds fueled through the night. Expect everything from Chef Lup Roasted Delights and Teo Chew Mui’s comforting Teochew porridge to local favourites like Seng Kee Local Delights’ Hokkien fried prawn noodles and Fragrance Garden chicken rice. Drinks will also be available around the clock (except alcohol between 3am and 6am), making this one of the liveliest places in Singapore to catch the World Cup action this season.

Football Fever 2026 at CHIJMES and Capitol Singapore

11 June - 20 July

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Football season is about to hit different this June, with CHIJMES and Capitol Singapore going all in on FIFA World Cup 2026 celebrations. Running from 11 June to 20 July 2026, Football Fever 2026 will transform the city hotspots into buzzing fan zones packed with giant live screenings, football clinics, drone soccer, late-night bites, interactive games, and plenty of beer-fuelled match energy. At CHIJMES, expect a huge 360-inch screen on the Main Lawn alongside an al fresco F&B village serving cocktails, platters, beers, and Don Julio tequila specials throughout the tournament. The official opening celebration kicks off on 11 June from 10pm, featuring Mexican cultural dance performances, live music, DJ sets, and the opening match screening from 3am in collaboration with the Embassy of Mexico in Singapore, the Embassy of the United States in Singapore, and the High Commission of Canada in Singapore.

Beyond the matches themselves, both venues are leaning hard into immersive fan experiences. CHIJMES will host football clinics by Weston Next Gen on 11, 19, and 27 June, alongside Lenovo’s AI-powered digital photobooth where visitors can create their own football avatar. Over at Capitol Singapore, the action moves off-screen with DRAX Drone Soccer Sky Games happening on 13, 14, 20, and 21 June from 11am to 8pm, plus football clinics and accuracy challenges across 4, 5, 11, and 12 July from 9am to 6pm. Live screenings will also run daily at The Arcade at The Capitol Kempinski and Outdoor Plaza, with selected dining spots rolling out World Cup promos including beer bundles and late-night operating hours.

Global Wellness Day at The Singapore EDITION

13 June

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Looking to reset without leaving the city? The Singapore EDITION is marking Global Wellness Day on 13 June 2026with a sunset-to-stars experience that’s equal parts luxe and grounding. Running from 5pm to 8pm, this three-hour poolside session blends breathwork, ecstatic dance and a sunset sound healing gong bath, all set against skyline views and lush greenery. Expect a slow start with artisanal canapés and elixirs before easing into a guided wellness journey designed to help you switch off, move freely and reset.

The line-up moves from a grounding breathwork session into an expressive, no-experience-needed dance segment, before winding down with a meditative gong bath as the sun dips. Tickets are now available via Eventbrite, and each booking comes with perks including a $50 spa voucher (valid for six months), plus exclusive discounts with partner wellness brands.

On Global Squad Race

13 June

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Swiss sportswear label On is bringing its high-energy On Squad Race series to Singapore on 13 June 2026, with Perennial Business City transforming into an urban race venue for one day only. After launching in Beijing, the global series will travel through cities including Rio de Janeiro, Berlin, Tokyo, London and Sydney before culminating in a world final in Los Angeles this September.  

Designed to celebrate modern run culture, the event sees teams of four compete in a fast-paced relay format on a course known as The Spiral. Set inside a multi-storey car park, each runner must race down the ramps and power back up before handing the baton to the next teammate. Expect a loud, energetic atmosphere with 40 to 60 local squads competing against each other and the clock, while the fastest Singapore team secures a coveted place at the world final.

RoxStars

19 - 21 June

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This June, Great World is turning its Level 1 atrium into a full-blown fitness arena with RoxStars—a high-energy, race-style challenge designed for kids and teens aged 7 to 16. Running from 19 to 21 June, the event pulls inspo from global functional fitness races, with six action-packed stations featuring everything from sled pushes and burpee broad jumps to rowing and farmer’s carries. It’s the kind of heart-pumping circuit that’s equal parts fun and bragging rights, with expert coaches on deck to keep things safe, structured, and seriously engaging.

There’s also a wholesome twist in the mix: a special Father’s Day edition on 21 June where dads can team up with their kids for a tag-team challenge. Expect 30 minutes of sweat, teamwork, and maybe a little friendly competition. Everyone walks away with a race kit (think sports bag, water bottle, and medal), plus pro snaps to relive the moment. Entry is simple (just grab a $20 Great Rewards e-voucher and sign up), making this one of the easiest ways to get the kids moving, off their devices, and into something way more exciting.

Eric Prydz

19 June

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Electronic music icon Eric Prydz is finally making his long-awaited return to Singapore with his first-ever headline show in the city on 19 June 2026 at Capitol Theatre. Presented by Collective Minds in collaboration with Art Beyond, the Singapore-exclusive, one-night only performance marks Prydz’s first appearance here in over a decade, following his last set at Zouk back in 2014. 

Widely regarded as one of the most influential names in progressive electronic music, Prydz is known for emotionally charged productions, alongside immersive live experiences that blur the line between club culture and cinematic spectacle. Fresh off major appearances at Tomorrowland, Coachella, and his acclaimed HOLO residency in Ibiza, the Swedish producer’s return is expected to deliver soaring melodies, unreleased tracks, and the atmospheric intensity that has made him one of dance music’s most revered live performers. Tickets are on sale now, starting at $115.

The Champagnery x Bobby & Steve

20 June

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For one night only, legendary London duo Bobby & Steve are taking over The Champagnery for their only Southeast Asia stop, marking the venue’s first-ever international headline act. With more than three decades spent shaping London’s soulful house, rare groove and warehouse party culture, the Groove Odyssey founders are widely regarded as pioneers of gospel-infused house music, with a legacy spanning Ministry of Sound residencies, global festival stages, acclaimed compilations and their long-running Groove Odyssey Sessions radio show.

Expect a night fuelled by feel-good grooves, soulful beats and dancefloor energy as Bobby & Steve are joined by local selectors Folie à Deux, Mike Risk and Merah. Happening from 8pm to 2am on Saturday, 20 June at The Champagnery on Amoy Street, the one-night-only party is set to bring an authentic slice of London club culture to Singapore. Tickets start from $28 for early bird entry, with general admission at $38 and a four-person bundle available for $138.

Kumar Got Balls

25 June to 12 July

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Singapore’s undisputed Queen of Comedy returns to the stage with Kumar Got Balls, a brand-new live show that blends stand-up, spectacle and sharp social satire, all timed to land as the world goes football-mad this June. Playing at Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands from 25 June to 12 July 2026, the 110-minute production (including a 20-minute intermission) sees Kumar taking aim at life, love and the beautiful game, asking the questions Singapore secretly argues about – from “half-ball, one-ball” confusion to husbands who memorise football stats but forget anniversaries.

Backed by a full ensemble of dancers, elaborate costumes and high-gloss production values, Kumar Got Balls is described as a no-holds-barred extravaganza where sequins, satire and sporting chaos collide. Expect commentary drawn from hawker centre debates, armchair football experts and everyday absurdities, delivered with Kumar’s trademark bite, theatrical flair and unapologetic irreverence. Performances run Wednesday to Friday at 8pm, Saturdays at 4pm and 8pm, and Sundays at 4pm, with ticket prices ranging from $68 to $148 (excluding booking fees). This is big, bold, extra comedy and with injury time included.

Mahjong x Pickleball Night

26 June

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Play! Pickle is bringing together two of Singapore’s favourite pastimes with Mahjong x Pickleball Night, a new social event happening at their Serangoon branch on 26 June 2026 from 8pm to 10pm. Designed as a casual, community-driven evening rather than a serious competition, the event blends light-hearted pickleball matches with friendly mahjong sessions, creating an easy way for participants to meet new people while trying something different on a Friday night. 

Limited to 32 participants at $58 per pax, the session splits guests into rotating groups across four pickleball courts and four mahjong tables, with beginners welcome at both stations. Pickleball instructors will be on hand to guide gameplay and keep matches moving, while mahjong instructions will help newcomers learn the basics and manage table flow. Better still, all equipment is provided—from paddles and balls to mahjong tables and tiles. And with this event being firmly focused on socialising rather than competition, gambling, or prizing—there’s absolutely no stress or expectations. Just a friendly night of community goodness. 

July 2026

Disney Run Singapore 2026

5 July

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Disney fans and runners alike should prepare to lace up for the Disney Run Singapore 2026. Presented by UNIQLO, in partnership with RUNRIO, the event will take place on 5 July 2026 at Palawan Green, marking the first Mickey Mouse and Friends-themed race in Southeast Asia. Centred around themes of friendship and classic Disney storytelling, the run will feature elements inspired by fan favourite characters, bringing together fitness and family fun in one cheerful waterfront setting. There will also be themed activities at the race village and selected UNIQLO stores, extending the excitement beyond the race itself. 

Designed to be accessible for all ages and fitness levels, participants can choose from a 5km run, a more relaxed 3km route, or a family-friendly 1km category for one parent and one child who’d like to take a joyful stroll. Every participant will receive a collection of exclusive race merchandise, including a Mickey & Friends-themed race shirt, drawstring bag, race bib, finisher’s towel, and commemorative medal. So, whether you’re chasing a personal best or simply looking for a fun morning out with the family, Disney Run Singapore 2026 promises a colourful celebration of movement, nostalgia, and touch of Disney magic.

Slava’s Snowshow

15 - 26 July

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The internationally acclaimed Slava’s Snowshow returns to Singapore for a limited season from July 2026, bringing its signature blend of visual poetry, physical comedy and theatrical spectacle back to Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands. Created by celebrated clown and theatre-maker Slava Polunin, the wordless production has captivated over 12 million audiences worldwide, earning more than 20 international awards including the Olivier Award for Best Entertainment.

The show unfolds as a dreamlike journey led by Polunin’s iconic yellow clown character, Assissai, drawing audiences into a shared world of humour, mischief and wonder. Expect swirling snowstorms, gusts of wind, oversized balloons bouncing through the crowd, and the famous spider-web sequence that spills into the audience itself. Running 110 minutes including intermission, Slava’s Snowshow transcends language and age, offering a rare theatrical experience built on emotion, imagination and collective joy. Tickets are now on sale via Marina Bay Sands Ticketing, SISTIC and Klook.

October 2026

CATS The Musical Returns To Singapore

October 2026

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One of the most iconic musicals in theatre history is making its long-awaited return. CATS will pounce back into Singapore this October 2026, staging a strictly limited run at Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands. Presented by Base Entertainment Asia in association with GWB Entertainment and LW Entertainment, the production marks the musical’s latest local chapter following successful seasons in 2015 and 2019. Based on Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats by T. S. Eliot, the show unfolds on the night of the Jellicle Ball, where a cast of larger-than-life feline characters compete for rebirth, set against a spectacular junkyard playground.

Ticket access rolls out in phases, with the waitlist open until 8 February 2026, followed by priority access, pre-sale and early-bird offers beginning 9 and 10 February, including discounts across selected platforms. With its legendary score by Andrew Lloyd Webber, including the timeless “Memory”, and a legacy spanning more than 30 countries and 73 million audience members worldwide, this return is set to be one of the biggest theatre moments of the year.

November

The Nutcracker

26 - 29 November

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The festive season is arriving early this year, with The Nutcracker set to take over Sands Theatre from 26 to 29 November 2026. Presented by Base Entertainment Asia, the beloved holiday ballet will be performed by the world-renowned State Ballet of Georgia, returning to Singapore after its sold-out season of Swan Lake last year. Expect a full-scale production packed with sweeping sets, dazzling costumes and the instantly recognisable score by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.

The story follows young Clara as she receives a magical nutcracker on Christmas Eve and is whisked into a dreamlike world where toys come to life, the Nutcracker Prince battles the Mouse King and snowflakes guide her to the enchanting Kingdom of Sweets. With iconic moments like the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy and the Waltz of the Flowers, the production promises a visual spectacle for audiences of all ages. Led by artistic director Nina Ananiashvili, the touring company of 60 dancers is widely regarded as one of the world’s top classical ballet troupes. Tickets are now on sale, with prices starting from $78, making this a festive night out you’ll want to book well before the Christmas rush.

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