Add To Cal: Your Guide To The Best Singapore Events In 2025 And Beyond
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!
October 2025
Seeds of Hope: Sogetsu Ikebana Awakening Blooms at Takashimaya
15 October to 26 October
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Step into a world of floral artistry and mindful expression at Seeds of Hope, the 59th Anniversary Charity Exhibition by the Singapore Sogetsu Association, happening from 15 to 26 October 2025 at Takashimaya Shopping Centre, Ngee Ann City. Spread across the L1 Atrium and Basement 1 Event Space, the exhibition celebrates the timeless Japanese art of Ikebana, reimagined through the contemporary Sogetsu style, where creativity knows no bounds.
This year’s theme, Sogetsu Ikebana Awakening, invites visitors to reconnect with nature, purpose, and community through delicate yet powerful floral installations crafted by local practitioners. Adding to the experience are live demonstrations by Ms Patricia Liu (18 Oct) and Mrs Yuka Takahashi (19 Oct), where you can witness the art of arrangement come alive with every stem, space, and shadow thoughtfully composed.
Beyond its beauty, Seeds of Hope carries a heartfelt cause: proceeds from the event will go towards HCSA Community Services’ SPIN Programme, supporting single-parent families in Singapore. Free admission daily from 9 AM to 9:30 PM
REDred 2025 by Geoff Ang
3 October to 12 November
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Leica Camera is presenting REDred 2025, a new mixed-media exhibition by acclaimed commercial photographer Geoff Ang. Running from 3 October to 12 November at Leica Store South Beach Quarter, this immersive showcase celebrates the launch of Ang’s latest book, Inside the Mind of a Photographer.
Challenging traditional gallery norms, REDred 2025 invites visitors to touch, move, and reconfigure the art, turning every interaction into a creative act. The result? A living, evolving experience that blurs the line between artist and audience. The exhibition also pays tribute to Ang’s long-time partnership with Leica—its title a play on the brand’s signature red logo and Ang’s own surname, which means “red” in Hokkien. Expect reimagined works, tactile materials, and a sense of discovery that mirrors Ang’s signature mix of precision, emotion, and storytelling.
Admission is free, so stop by, get hands-on, and see what happens when photography steps off the wall and into motion.
ERDINGER Oktoberfest 2025
26 September – 31 October
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Slip into your dirndls and lederhosen! Oktoberfest is about to take over Singapore, and ERDINGER is leading the charge with a month-long celebration across the island. The action kicks off on 26 September with Friday-night street festivals at Lau Pa Sat (running until 17 Oct), where stein-holding competitions, dancers in full Bavarian flair, and personalised beer-label photo ops promise plenty of Insta-worthy moments. Then it’s on to Haji Lane for two high-energy weekends (10 to 11 & 17 to 18 Oct), featuring live music from a roving brass band, themed games, and the Oktoberquest Adventure where teams can unlock limited-edition ERDINGER merch.
Festival-goers can also prost their way through exclusive bar promos at Blu Jaz, Piedra Negra, Madd Pizza and Punjaby Dawat, with a free pint up for grabs when you sign up via Drinkies. Hosting at home? ERDINGER’s collab with The Plattering Co. has you sorted, with Oktoberfest catering platters (from $198 for seven people) and buffet spreads ($1,288 for 20) available till 31 October. With more than 20 parties lined up across Singapore, from Bedok to Bishan, Oktoberfest 2025 is shaping up to be one epic Bavarian bash.
Cirque Alice
From 9 October
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Venture down the rabbit hole as Base Entertainment Asia has announced the Asia Premiere of Cirque Alice. The epic new show, from the creators of Cirque Du Soleil’s Mad Apple and the Broadway smash hit The Illusionists, is set to transform Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands into a wonderland from 9 October.
Created by Tim Lawson and Simon Painter, Cirque Alice will reimagine Lewis Carroll’s classic adventure and bring to life everyone’s favourite characters with extraordinary acts from some of the greatest performers around the globe.
“The tales of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland provide the perfect backdrop to create a magical narrative about a cirque show. Filled with some of the most eccentric and larger-than-life characters and creations, the original stories have provided such amazing inspiration for this groundbreaking new production,” Painter said.
The show will feature a world-class lineup of acrobats, mesmerising aerialists, mind-bending contortionists, exquisite puppetry, talented dancers, special musical guests, comedic artists, and so much more.
Tickets are now on sale at Marina Bay Sands Ticketing (MBS), SISTIC and Klook.
Veuve Clicquot Yelloween at CÉ LA VI Singapore
31 October – 1 November 2025
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Halloween gets a dazzling Veuve Clicquot twist this year as the champagne maison partners with CÉ LA VI Singapore for a two-day Yelloween celebration that’s all about boldness, luxury, and the unexpected. The revelry begins on Friday, 31 October, when London’s famed Cirque Le Soir takes over the Club Lounge rooftop. Expect an audacious night of wild theatrics such as fire breathers, contortionists, dancers and heart-pounding DJ sets all set against the glittering Marina Bay skyline. Dress to impress: the night’s best-dressed guests stand to win luxe prizes, from a CÉ LA VI brunch for two to magnums of Veuve Clicquot. (Pre-event tickets from $48; $58 at the door.)
The party continues on Saturday, 1 November, with the East Meets Extra Brunch, Yelloween Edition at CÉ LA VI’s Restaurant & SkyBar. From 11.30am to 3pm, savour a three-course modern Asian menu paired with free-flow Veuve Clicquot, panoramic views, and immersive entertainment such as tarot readings, roaming mentalists, a live saxophonist, and champagne-fuelled games. Packages start from $118++ for non-alcoholic beverages, $148++ for free-flow alcohol, and $168++ for the full champagne experience. It’s Halloween reimagined: mysterious, magnetic, and unmistakably Clicquot. Reserve your spot here.
REDRUM Returns: Halloween at SUSHISAMBA Singapore
31 October – 1 November 2025
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This Halloween, SUSHISAMBA Singapore is turning the city skyline into a scene straight out of a fever dream, equal parts glamour, chaos, and cinematic thrills. The festivities kick off on 31 October with the return of REDRUM, the iconic party inspired by The Shining, where SAMBAROOM transforms into a haunted hideaway of flashing lights, eerie surprises, and live DJ beats that’ll keep you moving till sunrise. Come dressed for the occasion and sip on Halloween-exclusive cocktails like Beastly Libations (Four Pillars Gin, raspberry, tomato, lime) or Death Becomes Her (Don Julio Blanco, Midori, lime). All are darkly delicious and wickedly potent. The revelry continues on 1 November with a Halloween Brunch that swaps shadows for sunshine, featuring robata-grilled bites, fresh sushi, and a dessert spread that’s pure indulgence. Expect free-flow drinks, SAMBA performances, and panoramic views that remind you Halloween isn’t just about tricks, it’s about treating yourself.
Deadly Disco
31 October
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Ready to swap your trick-or-treating for something a little more electric? This Halloween, Pasir Panjang Power Station is turning into the city’s ultimate party lair with Deadly Disco—Singapore’s biggest and boldest Halloween bash yet. Think haunting glamour, twisted nostalgia, and a stacked lineup that’ll have you dancing till sunrise. We’re talking Romy from The xx, Flight Facilities, Hunee, and Hot Chip (DJ) plus homegrown heroes like Fomo Homo, GrooveTop, Manifest, and Soul Collective.
From fog-drenched red rooms to aerial acrobatics and a “Disco Trap” photobooth that’s pure Instagram gold, Deadly Disco isn’t just a party, it’s an immersive world where spooky meets sexy. Come dressed to slay for a shot at $5,000 in prizes, fuel up with themed F&B booths, and catch that sweet 50% off drinks from 8–10pm. It’s all going down Friday, 31 October, from 8pm till late. Grab your tickets (from $98) here.
Horatio’s Haunted Spirits: Tales From The Séance Parlour
31 October & 1 November
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The spirits are stirring at Horatio this Halloween, and they’re ready to make your acquaintance. The newest addition to Singapore’s cocktail scene is hosting its first-ever Halloween celebration: Horatio’s Haunted Spirits: Tales from the Séance Parlour, on 31 October and 1 November. Expect an immersive night steeped in Victorian gothic mystery, supernatural storytelling and ghostly glamour, where rare spirits meet the spirit world.
Step through The Portal of Secrets into a mist-filled world of flickering lanterns, candle smoke and haunted whispers, where every cocktail has a tale to tell. Think theatrical mixology with eerie charm, from the apple-and-elderflower Kasper “The Lost Soul” to the gold-dusted Séance Sour and Sichuan pepper–spiked Midnight Woman “La Llorona”. There’s even a lineup of otherworldly mocktails for those who prefer their hauntings without the hangover.
For added chills, seek a five-minute tarot reading at The Oracle Table, capture your gothic alter ego at The Portrait Parlour, and come dressed to impress. Prizes await the most haunting looks. Tickets are $48, inclusive of one welcome drink.
Halloween at ATLAS: House of Dolls
1 November 2025
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Step into ATLAS’s House of Dolls, where glamour and the macabre meet beneath the bar’s soaring Art Deco arches. On Saturday, 1 November, from 8pm till late, the iconic Parkview Square haunt transforms into a decadent dollhouse of mystery, cocktails, and music. For one night only, Hong Kong’s top bartenders Beckaly Franks and J. Frank of ARTIFACT, Chloe Natterer of Call Me Al, and Ezra Star of Mostly Harmless, will join the ATLAS team to serve up world-class concoctions till 2am. Expect free-flow champagne, luxe bar bites, and DJ beats that’ll keep the energy pulsing through the night, plus a few eerie surprises to keep guests guessing. Come dressed to impress for a shot at the best-dressed award, or go all out with a Signature Table Experience ($1,500++ for up to eight guests) complete with champagne, cocktails, and bites. Standard tickets are $110++ and include entry, three cocktail and bite tokens, and limited first-come seating, so you’ll want to book fast.
Sake Matsuri 2025: The Jewel Edition
31 October-2 November 2025
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Singapore’s biggest sake festival is back and this time, it’s landing at Jewel Changi Airport. For its 11th edition, Sake Matsuri: The Jewel Edition is transforming the glass-domed icon into a sake lover’s paradise, complete with unlimited tastings, Halloween revelry, and even a Toyosu-style seafood market flown in from Japan.
Across three days, expect over 400 sake labels and the debut of the Premium Sake Tasting Experience, where connoisseurs can sample ultra-rare pours like Tatenokawa Nehan (made from a rice strain resurrected after 150 years) and Ishizuchi Junmai Daiginjo VANQUISH. Regular sessions ($60) offer two hours of free-flow sake from some of Japan’s best breweries, while Halloween Sessions ($80) extend the fun to three hours of spooky sake-fuelled celebration, complete with live DJs and a best-dressed prize each night. Hardcore enthusiasts can go all in with the VIP Pass ($128), which unlocks unlimited daily access to tastings, a limited-edition Glassbacca glass, a handcrafted ochoko by Mud Rock Ceramics, and exclusive entry to the VIP Lounge.
Beyond the brew, the festival brims with Japanese charm: browse furoshiki wraps featuring artwork by local charity Extra•Ordinary People, shop custom leather bottle carriers by Crafune, or refuel at the pop-up Toyosu Fish Market helmed by Chef Anthony Yong. There are even sake masterclasses by Hansel Tan and Aaron Hao for those looking to level up their knowledge.
Whether you’re a seasoned sake snob or just here for the buzz, this year’s edition promises to be the most spirited one yet, quite literally. Tickets and full programme details here.
November 2025
Sunset Yoga: A Soft Reset At Sentosa
2 November
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Every first Sunday of the month, take a gentle pause and reconnect with yourself under the open sky at Sentosa’s Sunset Yoga.
As the sun sets, roll out your mat beside the shimmering coastline and turn inward for a restorative flow with wellness coach and yoga instructor Jodie Ang. Through soothing instruments on connected headsets, feel each breath, each stretch, and each moment as you let go of the day’s chaos. Whether you’re a seasoned yogi or seeking a mindful escape, Sunset Yoga offers a unique way to unwind and ground yourself in Sentosa’s natural beauty.
Location: Southernmost Point, Sentosa
Date: Every first Sunday of the month: 2 November, 7 December, 4 January 2026, 1 February 2026, 1 March 2026
Time: 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM (Registration opens at 5:30 PM; closes at 5:55 PM)
Admission: $15; limited to 50 participants (Islanders can enjoy $5 off)
Singapore Writers Festival 2025
7 to 16 November 2025
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Book lovers, mark your calendars. Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) is back for its 28th edition, and this year’s theme, Shape of Things to Come, is all about reimagining the future through stories. Running from 7 to 16 November, the Festival packs in over 200 programmes and more than 300 presenters, from literary giants to rising voices across genres.
Expect everything from fiery debates to intimate readings, creative workshops, and cultural exchanges that push the boundaries of what literature can be. This year introduces new tracks like SG60 Homage and Sci-fi Spotlight, the latter headlined by sci-fi icons Hao Jingfang and Ken Liu; while fan favourites like SWF Playground, Youth Fringe and SEA xChange return to anchor the line-up. Big names to look out for include R.F. Kuang, Fuchsia Dunlop, Sathnam Sanghera, Victoria Chang and Raymond Antrobus, each bringing fresh perspectives on the world we’re shaping. Super Early Bird tickets (30% off) are up for grabs till 22 September, so snag your Festival Pass ($30, $15 for youths) before the discounts disappear. Time to dream boldly, question freely, and see the future through the written word. Get programmes and tickets here.
GREEN-HOUSE 2025 at Temasek Shophouse
8-9 November
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What started as a humble pop-up is now Singapore’s biggest sustainability festival and in 2025, GREEN-HOUSE finds a permanent home at the newly reopened Temasek Shophouse. Running 8 to 9 November, the fourth edition brings nine immersive zones that reimagine everyday spaces, from the kitchen to the living room, with 80+ partners and brands showing how sustainable living can be stylish, practical, and inclusive. Expect more than 40 free workshops and hands-on activities, from zero-waste cooking and local brand showcases to trail adventures with Teva and a Mercedes-Benz installation made from 40,531 upcycled plastic bottles.
This year, the festival’s impact extends seaward, with all profits from its first-ever merchandise line supporting NParks’ 100K Corals Initiative. Add in community eats at Bibik Violet, music, fashion presentations, and plenty of planet-friendly shopping, and you’ve got a festival that proves climate action can be creative, collective, and seriously fun. Admission is free.
Champagniac
8-9 November
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Champagne is getting its own festival moment, and it’s popping off right here in Singapore. Making its debut from 8 to 9 November 2025, Champagniac promises the city’s largest gathering dedicated to the effervescent spirit, where Craft, culture and good vibes collide under the glittering canopy of Jewel Changi Airport’s Rain Vortex. Forget stuffy tastings; this is Champagne for the people, with early-bird tickets starting at just S$88 (and yes, that includes unlimited pours of core labels).
Across four sessions, festival-goers can sip their way through more than 100 expressions of Champagne, from heritage maisons to daring new-generation producers. The experience doesn’t stop at the flute. There are curated tasting trails, masterclasses, gourmet food pairings, and a festive marketplace to explore. Each ticket also comes with a limited-edition SKLO Evolution 125R Series glass (worth S$35) to taste with and take home. Want to go luxe? VIP passes unlock priority entry, lounge access, festival totes, and pours of rarer cuvées.
Tickets are available now via Pelago. Don’t sleep on it, because if there’s one thing this city loves, it’s a reason to raise a glass.
Dear Evan Hansen
30 October to 16 November
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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.
2026
March 2026
PAW Patrol Live! “The Great Pirate Adventure”
11 – 15 March
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Nickelodeon and VStar Entertainment Group in association with Base Entertainment Asia have announced that PAW Patrol Live! “The Great Pirate Adventure” is heading to Singapore from 11 to 15 March 2026. This action-packed, music-filled production is based on the top-rated animated preschool series PAW Patrol, produced by Spin Master Entertainment.
In PAW Patrol Live! “The Great Pirate Adventure,” Mayor Goodway is getting everything shipshape for a big Pirate Day celebration in Adventure Bay. When Cap’n Turbot falls into a dark and mysterious cavern, it’s the PAW Patrol to the rescue! Chase, Marshall, Rubble, Skye, Rocky and Zuma save Cap'n Turbot and discover a secret pirate treasure map that leads them on an epic adventure. Things get ruff when Mayor Humdinger wants to find the treasure first for Foggy Bottom. The pups need all paws on deck for this pirate adventure. Using their heroic rescue skills, problem solving and teamwork, the pups set sail to save the day.
Tickets are on sale now via Marina Bay Sands Ticketing, SISTIC and Klook.
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