“What to do this weekend?” — a question I ask my boyfriend way too often. Sure, Singapore can feel a little meh sometimes, but let’s be real — there’s always something going on. Got little ones? Take them to Splashtopia for a splashing good time. Feeling a bit wild? Rainforest Wild Asia is calling your name. And that’s just the start — read on for more suggestions on things to do in Singapore this weekend.
You’ll be FOMO-ing hard if you miss these best things to do in Singapore this weekend (11 – 13 April)
1. Songkran Festival 2025
15 March – 14 April 2025
Love the rain and want to get even wetter? Head to Wild Wild Wet for the Songkran Festival 2025! With extended park hours until 9pm on 12 April, you’ll have extra time to soak in the fun. Enjoy electrifying DJ performances, mesmerising traditional Thai dances, and the ultimate Thai festival vibes — all set against the splash of water!
Admission fee: From $16 (child), From $22 (Adult)
Address: 1 Pasir Ris Close, Singapore 519599
Opening hours: 1pm – 7pm
Related: Don’t Miss These Music Festivals In Asia
2. Stefanie Sun: Aut Nihilo Concert
April 12 – 13 2025
Mandopop queen Stefanie Sun is back, and it’s a big deal! Celebrating 25 years in music, her Aut Nihilo Concert at Singapore Indoor Stadium is your chance to sing along to classics like “We Will Get There” and “Green.” It’s a nostalgic, feel-good weekend vibe you won’t want to miss.
Admission fee: From $148 – $328
Address: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, S(397691)
Show timing: From 8pm
Related: Upcoming Concerts in Singapore
3. Easter Innovation Extravaganza
13 April 2025
Who said Easter can’t be tech-tastic? At XCL World Academy, kids and adults alike can code robot bunnies, dive into AI workshops, and hunt for eggs — all while enjoying storytime and a lucky draw. With lunch provided and free shuttles, it’s an egg-citing family day out!
Admission fee: Free
Address: XCL World Academy, 2 Yishun Street 42, S(768039)
Event timing: 12pm – 2pm
4. Songkran Festival at Aperia Mall
13 – 14 April 2025
Can’t make it to Thailand? No worries — Aperria Mall’s Songkran Festival brings the Thai New Year to you! Picture this: You’re dodging water splashes from cheeky strangers (all in good fun), grooving to live Thai dances that make you wanna join in, and munching on $4 street food like satay and mango sticky rice — so shiok! Feel the festive buzz, smell the incense from traditional rituals, and soak up the vibes of a mini Bangkok right here. Free entry means more cash for food!
Admission fee: Free
Address: Aperria Mall, 12 Kallang Avenue, S(339511)
Opening hours: 10am – 10pm
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5. Statement Piece by Checkpoint Theatre
3 – 13 April 2025
Drama queens (and kings), this one’s for you! Statement Piece at Checkpoint Theatre is a play that hits you right in the feels — think art, free speech, and a national tragedy all tangled up in a story that’ll keep you on edge. You’ll feel the tension, laugh at the quirks, and maybe even ponder life’s big questions on the way home. It’s a classy “what to do this weekend” pick for the artsy souls!
Admission fee: From $45
Address: Checkpoint Theatre, 54 Waterloo Street, S(187953)
Show timings: 3pm, 8pm
6. Russell Peters: RELAX* World Tour *it’s not that serious
12 April 2025
Russell Peters has been recognised as one of Rolling Stone’s 50 Best Comics of All Time. He began his stand-up career at the age of nineteen in his native Toronto and has since set attendance records at venues worldwide, including Madison Square Garden and The Sydney Opera House. His unique brand of humour, blending cultural observations and personal anecdotes, has earned him a global fan base. Don’t miss this chance to experience Russell Peters live in Singapore.
Admission fee: From $178
Address: The Star Theatre, The Star Performing Arts Centre, 1 Vista Exchange Green, #04-01, S(138617)
Event timing: 8pm
7. Martinis and Unlimited Panini at Bar Somma
11 – 12 April 2025
What’s shakin’? An indulgent happy hour where cocktails meet carbs. Bar Somma’s “Nothing in Moderation” promotion is practically an invitation to feast on free-flow panini with every martini order. Grab a seat at this chic new watering hole and sip on a craft martini (we hear the bartenders here pour with a heavy hand and creative flair) while devouring unlimited Italian lampredotto panini stuffed with tender slow-cooked veal tripe and zesty salsa. If you’ve been searching for what to do this weekend with your foodie friends, this boozy sandwich party is a pretty good time by any measure.
Admission fee: No cover charge, martinis start from $32
Address: New Bahru, 46 Kim Yam Road, #04-02, S(239351)
Opening hours: 6pm – 7.30pm (Happy Hour)
8. Whisk & Tumble at The Daily Tumble
12 – 13 April 2025
Who knew doing laundry could become a hip weekend hangout? At this one-weekend-only pop-up, The Daily Tumble laundromat in Geylang transforms into a whimsical café scene. Bring a load of your dirty clothes and get 10% off a matcha latte – yes, really! – while you wait for the spin cycle. The normally mundane chore of washing your clothes turns into a social event, complete with local art on display and friendly folks bonding over detergent and drinks. It’s all about “romanticising life at a laundromat,” turning your Saturday morning into a chill community gathering.
Admission fee: Free
Address: The Daily Tumble, 92 Lorong 27 Geylang, S(388196)
Opening hours: 9am – 3pm
9. Wine Party: BWF x Rvlt
12 April 2025
Calling all vinophiles – this Saturday, two of SG’s edgiest natural wine bars are teaming up for a one-night-only wine party that promises to be grape fun. Big Wine Freaks and Wine Rvlt (both known for their wild selections and even wilder vibes) are collaborating to host an epic Wine Rave of sorts. Picture an eclectic crowd swirling fine vino in one hand and munching on gourmet bites in the other, a DJ spinning in the background, and a whole lot of boisterous cheers going around. On the food front, expect a special menu by guest chefs – we’re talking fancy nosh like foie gras toast and juicy langoustine skewers to pair with your wine flights.
Admission fee: Free
Address: The Daily Tumble, 92 Lorong 27 Geylang, S(388196)
Opening hours: 9am – 3pm
10. The Original Music Festival by Adidas
11 April 2025
Sneakerheads and music lovers unite – this Friday, Adidas is throwing The Original Music Festival to celebrate the comeback of their iconic Superstar kicks. It’s a free block party at the Esplanade Annexe Studio featuring a line-up of hot local acts like R&B songstress RRiley, rapper Mean, indie darling Lullaboy, and more. The vibe: underground street culture meets mini music fest. Expect a crowd dressed to flex (Adidas stripes everywhere), live mural painting, possibly a skate ramp, and definitely good vibes only. Oh, and here’s an insider tip – rock up in any Adidas Originals footwear and you’ll score exclusive festival perks like free ramen, bubble tea, beer and even fun customisation activities.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Esplanade Annexe Studio, 1 Esplanade Drive, S(038981)
Opening hours: 7pm – 11pm
11. Journey East’s Vintage Fair
12 – 13 April 2025
Add a treasure-hunting adventure to your weekend at Journey East’s vintage fair. This renowned furniture boutique is bringing together Singapore’s coolest independent vintage curators for a two-day bazaar that will delight every retro enthusiast. We’re talking racks of vintage clothing, trays of old-school jewellery, shelves of antique home décor and collectibles – basically a hipster heaven of “wonder, curiosities & stories” as their slogan goes. Expect to browse through everything from quirky mid-century furniture pieces to rare vinyl records and classic timepieces.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road, #03-02, S(169074)
Opening hours: 12pm – 6pm
12. Singapore Yachting Festival 2025
10 – 13 April 2025
No yacht? No problem! The Singapore Yachting Festival isn’t just for the rich and famous – it’s a four-day extravaganza at Sentosa Cove with plenty of fun open to regular folks too. Sure, you’ll see jaw-dropping luxury boats on display, but you can also enjoy the Festival Market along the Sentosa Cove boardwalk stocked with gourmet food stalls and a gelato cart. By day, stroll the marina for supercar parades and possibly spot a Lamborghini or two shining in the sun. By evening, the vibe turns party-like with a roving band and a live DJ pumping music as the sun sets over the harbour.
Admission fee: From $55.10
Address: ONE°15 Marina, Sentosa Cove, S(098497)
Opening hours:
Thu – Sat: 3pm – 9pm
Sun: 3pm – 8pm
13. Wonders of Nature Interactive Art Exhibition
5 – 30 April 2025
Craving a dose of art and culture? Head to the brand new New Art Museum Singapore at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, where Wonders of Nature is blurring the lines between art and the natural world. This immersive exhibition leads you through five thematic zones (charmingly named things like the Canyon of Cuddles and Garden of Senses) filled with mesmerising projections, larger-than-life sculptures, and multi-sensory installations. Follow the trail of magical glowing dots as you wander from an “ancient aquarium” full of digital sea creatures to a polka-dotted Obliteration Room inspired by the famous Yayoi Kusama, where you can contribute to the art.
Admission fee: From $15
Address: New Art Museum Singapore, 39 Keppel Road, #05-03/06, S(089065)
Opening hours: Tue – Sun: 11am – 7pm (closed Mondays)
14. Supervision
Till 12 April 2025
“Supervision” is a compelling play that delves into the complexities of family dynamics, caregiving, and privacy in the modern age. The narrative centers on Teck, a wheelchair-bound man recovering from a stroke, his daughter Jenny, and Yanti, a young Indonesian domestic worker. As Yanti cares for Teck, Jenny’s constant monitoring raises unsettling questions about trust and surveillance within the household. This production offers a darkly humorous yet deeply moving exploration of these themes, promising to engage and challenge audiences.
Admission fee: $35 – $80, depending on the seating category.
Address: Wild Rice @ Funan, 107 North Bridge Road, #04-08, S(179105)
Show timings: 7.30pm
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15. Easter Eggs-travaganza
15 March – 20 April 2025
If you’re planning to swing by Rainforest Wild Asia this weekend, don’t forget to make a fun pitstop at Bird Paradise too! They’re hosting an epic Easter special event that’s too good to miss. Get ready for the ultimate egg hunt — 100 giant eggs scattered across Bird Paradise, each representing a different bird habitat.
But wait, there’s more! Make sure you catch the first-ever Avian Easter Parade on selected weekends, featuring colourful dancers who literally take flight. And for bird lovers, don’t miss a special edition of the park’s Songbirds Keeper Talk, where you’ll get to learn all about these incredible feathered creatures.
Admission fee: $34 (child), $49 (adult)
Address: 20 Mandai Lake Road, S(729825)
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 6pm
16. WICKED
19 March – 20 April 2025
Among the many things to do in Singapore this weekend, WICKED The Musical is something you might want to check out. This show isn’t just a musical; it’s a full-blown phenomenon that’s won over 100 major awards, including three Tony Awards and a Grammy. So, yeah, it’s kind of a big deal.
My colleague was absolutely enchanted by it — the songs and lyrics will stick in your head long after the show, the costumes are breathtaking, and honestly, everything about it was awesome. If you’ve been searching for a weekend plan that’ll leave you spellbound, this is it. Trust us, you won’t be able to stop humming Defying Gravity even after you’ve left the theatre!
Admission fee: $83 – $263
Address: Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, S(018956)
Show timings:
Tue – Fri: 8pm
Sat: 2pm & 8pm
Sun: 1pm & 6pm
Related: Upcoming Musicals In Singapore
17. City of Others: Asian Artists in Paris
2 April – 17 August 2025
Step into the vibrant art scene of early 20th-century Paris through the eyes of Asian artists. The “City of Others” exhibition at the National Gallery Singapore showcases works by luminaries such as Foujita Tsuguharu, Georgette Chen, and Liu Kang. Explore how these artists navigated identity and creativity in a foreign land, contributing to the rich tapestry of modern art.
Admission fee: $15 (Singaporeans and PR), $25 (Tourists)
Address: National Gallery Singapore, 1 Saint Andrew’s Road, S(178957)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm
18. Sakura Afternoon Tea at Raffles Hotel
Till 14 April 2025
Celebrate the fleeting beauty of Japan’s cherry blossoms with the return of the Sakura Afternoon Tea at Raffles Hotel’s Grand Lobby. This seasonal offering features a three-tiered selection of exquisite creations crafted by Executive Pastry Chef Tai Chien Lin. Indulge in sweet treats like the Sakura Azuki Roll Cake, Sakura Raspberry Mont Blanc, and Sakura Coconut Miso Verrine. Savor savory delights, including crab salad tart with tobiko, inari beef teriyaki, and salmon avocado maki. Complement your afternoon tea with a choice of JING single-garden loose-leaf teas or Raffles’ custom-blended coffee.
Admission fee: $108
Address: Raffles Hotel Singapore, 1 Beach Road, S(189673)
Opening hours: Daily, 12.30pm – 5.30pm (Reservations are required at least one day in advance.)
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19. Wisps in the Enchanted Garden
Till 30 May 2025
Immerse yourself in the whimsical world of Saito Sho, a renowned Tokyo-based artist, as he presents his first solo exhibition outside Japan. “Wisps in the Enchanted Garden” showcases a delightful collection of animal-themed paintings and wooden sculptures that blend playful innocence with profound reflections on human relationships. Inspired by his maiden visit to Singapore, Saito’s latest artworks feature charming scenes like pandas swimming in Marina Bay Sands’ infinity pool and the Merlion lounging on a beach, incorporating familiar local motifs such as the durian. This enchanting showcase promises to evoke warmth and invite viewers of all ages to appreciate the details of everyday life through a humorous yet heartfelt lens.
Admission fee: Free
Address: I.F. Gallery, 45 Tras Street, S(078984)
Opening hours: Daily, 12pm – 8.30pm
20. WonderLab in Punggol Digital District
21 March – 20 April 2025
Step into a sensory garden that allows you to see, hear, and even smell the essence of Punggol’s natural beauty — whether it’s through tree trunk installations showcasing the district’s history or birdcage sculptures playing local bird calls. The exhibit also features live performances, workshops, and hands-on activities like building solar-powered lanterns, making it an engaging experience for all ages.
The event takes place at Nexus, Punggol Coast Mall, with free admission and plenty of family-friendly activities to enjoy. Throughout the event, you can also take advantage of special promotions at nearby F&B outlets like Yi Fang Signature Fruit Tea and PlayMade, offering discounts on food and drinks.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Nexus, Punggol Coast Mall, 88 Punggol Way, S(829913)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 10pm
21. The Art of Banksy: “Without Limits” Exhibition
Ongoing till further notice
The Art of Banksy: “Without Limits” Exhibition offers an incredible collection of over 200 works by the legendary street artist. You can expect to see a diverse range of Banksy’s iconic pieces, including original paintings, prints, sculptures, and immersive installations. Highlights include Girl with a Balloon, Flower Thrower, and Rage, the Flower Thrower, alongside larger-than-life pieces like a replica of the artist’s Walled Off Hotel lobby.
The exhibition also features works from Banksy’s notorious Dismaland project, offering a glimpse into his darkly satirical commentary on consumerism, politics, and society. In addition to the artwork, the exhibition presents a multi-sensory experience that brings Banksy’s rebellious spirit to life. Interactive displays, video projections, and carefully curated environments help immerse us in the world of the artist.
Admission fee: From $17 (child), $27 (adults)
Address: Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road, S(228220)
Opening hours:
Mon – Wed: 10am – 6pm
Thur: 10am – 7pm
Fri: 10am – 8pm
Sat: 9am – 8pm
Sun: 9am – 5.30pm
22. Seeing Forest
15 January – 18 May 2025
Seeing Forest was first presented at the Singapore Pavilion during the 60th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia in 2024. Following its successful run in Venice, the exhibition has returned to Singapore, providing us with an opportunity to engage with Robert Zhao Renhui’s extensive research and artistic interpretation of the nation’s evolving natural landscape.
The exhibition delves into Singapore’s secondary forests — areas that have regrown after human-induced deforestation — highlighting the intricate ecosystems and diverse species that inhabit these spaces. Through a series of video and sculptural installations, Seeing Forest invites us to reflect on the dynamic interplay between urban development and natural regeneration.
Admission fee: Free for Singaporeans and PRs
Address: Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road, S(228220)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm
23. Disney Garden of Wonder
Till 30 June 2025
I love Disney, and while Disneyland might not be in Singapore, I can still meet my favourite characters up close at the Disney Garden of Wonder at Gardens by the Bay! If you’re a Disney fan like me, this exhibition is a dream come true. Located within Floral Fantasy, the Disney Garden of Wonder features larger-than-life topiary and floral sculptures of some of Disney and Pixar’s most iconic characters.
You’ll come face to face with Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh, Ariel, Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and many more. These stunning displays are crafted using over 6,000 preserved plants from 40 different species, making the entire experience feel like stepping into a Disney wonderland amidst lush greenery.
Admission fee: From $8 (child), $12 (adult)
Address: Floral Fantasy, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, S(018953)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 9pm
24. Batik Nyonyas: Three Generations of Art and Entrepreneurship
Till 31 August 2025
Get your artsy vibes tingling at Batik Nyonyas: Three Generations of Art and Entrepreneurship! This exhibition takes you on a journey through the colorful and intricate world of Peranakan batik-making, celebrating the creative legacy of three generations of Nyonya women. These talented artisans have beautifully blended traditional techniques with modern influences, creating stunning textiles and garments that are as much about artistry as they are about cultural heritage.
From delicate floral patterns to bold, contemporary twists, you’ll see how batik has been passed down through the generations, each piece telling its own story of skill, tradition, and entrepreneurship. You can even take part in a mobile quiz to find out what’s your batik style!
Admission fee: Free (child), $6 (adult)
Address: Peranakan Museum, 39 Armenian Street, S(179941)
Opening hours:
Sat – Thur: 10am – 7pm
Fri: 10am – 9pm
25. Everyday Practices
Till 20 July 2025
Everyday Practices takes us on a thought-provoking journey that transforms ordinary routines into acts of resistance and resilience. Inspired by the philosophy of Hsieh, this exhibition explores how artists use the repetition of everyday gestures to make powerful statements about endurance, survival, and personal agency. Through their works, we see reflections on ongoing global conflicts, humanitarian crises, and the imbalances of power that shape our world. What may seem like simple daily actions are revealed as small yet significant acts of defiance, empowering individuals to reclaim their strength in the face of adversity.
Drawing from the Singapore Art Museum’s collection, Everyday Practices brings together a diverse group of artists from different generations and regions across Asia. Their works highlight the universal truth that strength can be found in even the most personal, repetitive actions. The exhibition asks us all to reflect on a fundamental question: “In the face of life’s challenges, how do we go on going on?”
Admission fee: Free for Singaporeans and PRs
Address: Tanjong Pagar Distripark, 39 Keppel Road, #01-02, S(089065)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm
26. Miffy’s Garden at Changi Airport
14 March – 12 May 2025
Taking a flight out of Singapore this week? Be sure to swing by the Miffy Garden at Changi Airport! It’s soo cute — every soft girl’s dream come true. Beyond the photo-worthy spots, there’s also a giant inflatable ball pit and a two-metre slide, guaranteed to keep the little ones (and big ones) entertained with tons of surprises from Miffy and Friends!
Oh, and here’s the deal: spend $50 at participating outlets in Changi Airport’s public area to snag a discounted activity pass for just $5 (usually $15). Maybe pick up a Miffy plush while you’re at it and let it be your buddy for the flight!
Admission fee: Free (Photo zone), $15 (Playground)
Address: Changi Airport Terminal 3, 60 Airport Boulevard. #04-531, S(819643)
Opening hours: 24 hours
27. Rainforest Wild Asia
Opens on 12 March 2025
You’ve probably seen local content creators raving about Rainforest Wild Asia over the past few weeks, and honestly, the hype is getting to me. I’m especially excited because I plan to take my boyfriend there for his birthday celebration! What makes this even more thrilling than the Singapore Zoo is…
Well, let’s start with the fact that this isn’t just a walk-through exhibit — it’s a full-on rainforest adventure. Step into the wild with breathtaking virtual reality tours, hands-on animal encounters, and conservation talks that make you want to pay attention. Get up close with exotic creatures, learn about endangered species, and wander through a jaw-dropping recreation of a tropical jungle. And if you’re feeling extra adventurous, you can even try rock climbing or bungee jumping (at an additional fee, of course).
Admission fee: $21 (child), $33 (adult)
Address: 20 Mandai Lake Road, S(729825)
Opening hours: Daily, 8.30am – 6pm
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28. Mirror Mirror: Journey Into The Mind
11 March – 6 July 2025
Oh, and did we mention the tons of IG-worthy spots scattered around? Yep, your feed is about to get a whole lot more interesting. So if you’re hunting for things to do in Singapore this weekend, this one’s a no-brainer — just bring your curiosity (and your phone for those epic selfies).
Admission fee: From $18
Address: ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Avenue, S(018974)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm
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29. Hendrick’s Sunset Cinema 2025
8 – 25 May 2025
Nothing screams romance quite like a movie by the beach, with golden hour lighting up your skin and the sand beneath your feet. Hendrick’s Sunset Cinema is definitely Asia’s most stunning open-air cinema, offering the perfect setting for an enjoyable evening. The vibe kicks off at 5.30pm with a live DJ, setting the mood as you sip on cocktails and relax. But the real deal happens at 7.45pm when the movie starts, making it a perfect blend of chill and excitement.
For the ENFJs, this is a top pick for amazing things to do in Singapore this May! Impress your partner with a unique experience that mixes luxury, romance, and fun, creating memories that will last long after the credits roll.
Admission fee: From $44.80
Address: 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Sentosa, S(098942)
Show timings: 7.45pm
No more dilemma when it comes to things to do in Singapore this weekend
So there you have it — plenty of exciting things to do in Singapore this weekend, whether you’re looking to explore your creativity, indulge in some epic gaming, or be mesmerised by incredible performances.
But hey, if you’re more of a homebody, no worries! You can still make the most of your weekend by indulging in some of the latest Chinese dramas and enjoying a nice tea break with the best cake delivery services in town.
