Looking for things to do in Singapore this weekend? You’re in luck – this weekend is bursting with fun events and activities across the island. Halloween has come and gone, and the year-end holiday vibes are kicking in. Whether you’re wondering what to do this weekend with the family, where to go this weekend for a night out, or which events this weekend are unmissable, we’ve got you covered. From massive festivals and free cultural exhibitions to boozy bazaars and immersive pop-ups, here are the best things to do in Singapore this weekend – no boring days allowed!
Limited time only: Things to do in Singapore this weekend!
1. ’Tis the Season at the Cellarbration Christmas Warehouse Sale
7 – 9 November 2025
Stock up on holiday cheer (literally) at this boozy warehouse sale. Back at Suntec Convention Centre for one weekend only, the Cellarbration Christmas Warehouse Sale offers unbeatable deals on over 500 international alcohol brands – think Glenfiddich whisky, Aperol, Tequila and even a limited-edition Gingerbread Gin. Local flavours make an appearance too (Sour Plum Vodka, anyone?), all at merry-making prices. Besides drinks, you’ll find boutique lifestyle brands peddling perfumes, makeup, jewellery and homeware. Whether you’re restocking your bar or hunting Christmas gifts, snag these bargains before the elves do!
Admission fee: Free
Address: Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, 1 Raffles Boulevard, S(039593)
Event hours: Daily, 11am – 8pm
2. Bring Your Paws to the Good Pet Fair 2025
7 – 9 November 2025
Pet lovers, this one’s for you – Singapore’s largest pet event is taking over the Changi Exhibition Centre with a pawsome weekend fair. Expect over 100 vendors selling pet products and services, plus animal welfare groups and pet-friendly lifestyle booths. There are even record-breaking attempts in store: the fair is aiming to host Singapore’s largest Pomeranian gathering and largest Dachshund gathering – so bring your furkids to be part of history! From treats and toys to meet-and-greets with fellow pet owners, it’s set to be a fur-tastic outing for the whole family (four-legged members included).
Admission fee: Free
Address: Changi Exhibition Centre, 9 Aviation Park Road, S(498760)
Event hours: Fri – Sun, 10am – 8pm
3. Travel the World at “Wonders of the World” Kids’ Event
8 – 9 December 2025
No passport needed – take the kids on a whirlwind cultural adventure at Wonders of the World, a free travel-themed event hosted at Forum The Shopping Mall. Little ones can participate in cultural craft activities and immersive storytelling sessions that showcase traditions from around the globe. There’s even a dress-up booth for children to try on traditional outfits, and a food stall by Kapitan serving Eastern European bite. Don’t miss the best-dressed competition for kiddos – the top three mini-globetrotters win prizes from the mall and vendors. It’s an around-the-world trip in a day, with plenty of fun photo ops to boot.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Forum The Shopping Mall, Basement 1 Atrium, 583 Orchard Road, S(238884)
Event hours: 11am -5pm
4. Pop the Bubbly at Champagniac – Singapore’s Champagne Festival
8 – 9 November 2025
Champagne isn’t just for special occasions – and this festival proves it. Champagniac is Singapore’s first-ever champagne festival, here to make bubbly approachable (and downright fun). Browse over 100 labels of champagne from affordable bottles to rare vintages. Learn your brut from demi-sec with help from expert sommeliers like Celine Jung (Singapore’s 2023 National Sommelier Champ) and Gerald Lu. Aside from endless fizz, enjoy gourmet bites from the likes of the Cicheti Group and Oyster Cart. There’ll be raffle games, lucky draws, and a lively atmosphere to toast the weekend.
Admission fee: Tickets from $88
Address: Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Boulevard, Level 4, Changi Experience Studio, S(819666)
Event hours: 12pm – 10pm
5. Get Artsy at the Singapore Clay Festival 2025
6 – 9 November 2025
Pottery enthusiasts, rejoice – the Singapore Clay Festival is back for its fifth edition. This massive ceramics celebration brings together over 220 ceramic artists from Singapore and around the world. Stroll the marketplace for beautiful handcrafted pottery, ranging from functional dinnerware to whimsical art pieces. You can catch live pottery throwdowns (think of it as “Clay Wars”) and sign up for masterclasses to get your hands dirty. There’s even a chance to meet and chat with the artists behind the works.
Admission fee: Tickets from $10
Address: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, 1 Straits Boulevard, S(018906)
Event hours:
Wed – Sat: 10am – 7pm
Sun: 10am – 6pm
6. Go Green at Green-House 2025 Sustainable Festival
8 – 9 November 2025
Part pop-up market, part immersive eco-playground, Green-House 2025 is Singapore’s largest sustainable retail festival. Sprawling across Temasek Shophouse, it features nine themed zones and over 80 eco-conscious brands and partners – all celebrating green living in creative ways. You can join any of 40+ complimentary workshops, from porcelain upcycling demos to terrarium-making, and score free eco-gifts along the way. Shop guilt-free for everything from vegan skincare to upcycled fashion. With interactive exhibits and plenty of free samples, going green has never been more fun. Bring your tote bag and get ready to be a sustainability warrior for the weekend!
Admission fee: Free
Address: Temasek Shophouse, 28 Orchard Road, S(238832)
Event hours: 10am – 8pm
7. Thrift and Thrive at Street Weare House 2
8 – 9 November 2025 (plus 15 – 16 Nov)
Attention hypebeasts and thrift shoppers: Street Weare House is the “lit-est” thrift event of the year. This pop-up thrift market has curated streetwear so good, you’ll think you’re in a secret Supreme drop. Browse thousands of pre-loved and vintage pieces from big brands like Nike and Carhartt, all hand-picked so “every single piece you look through will be nice”. The vibes are on point – think live DJs, cool photo corners, and fellow fashionistas hunting for steals. Prices are so low, you won’t believe they’re real, and if you RSVP online, you even get $5 off when you spend $30. Sustainable shopping and dope style? We wear it proudly.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Midview City, 24 Sin Ming Lane, #06-101, S(573970)”
Event hours: 12pm – 8pm
8. Envision the Future at Singapore Writers Festival 2025
7 – 16 November 2025
The Singapore Writers Festival (SWF) returns with the theme “The Shape of Things to Come,” casting a speculative eye to the future. This year’s literary extravaganza features over 200 events including panel discussions, workshops, readings and performances. The headliners are especially stellar for sci-fi and fantasy fans – Ken Liu, Hugo Award-winning science fiction author, will deliver the keynote, and R.F. Kuang, bestselling author of Yellowface, will discuss her latest novel. The festival also honours Singapore’s publishing legacy as the nation marks 60 years. Don’t miss the lively closing debate – “This House Believes That Robots Are Our Friends” – sure to mix literature, technology and humour.
Admission fee: Varies by programme
Address: Festival Village at The Arts House – 1 Old Parliament Lane, S(179429)
Event hours: Various timings (see programme schedule)
9. Party with Technology at Afterlight in Clarke Quay
7 – 8 November 2025
Part music festival, part futuristic playground – Afterlight is a free multi-sensory party lighting up Clarke Quay. Billed as a “social-cultural festival,” it blends music, art and technology into one high-tech bash. When you enter, you’ll get an interactive LED bracelet that unlocks surprises around the event zone – from digital art installations to Insta-worthy light displays. Team up with friends on mini-missions, explore a Creators’ Alley of local artisan booths, and of course, hit the dance floor where DJs spin electronic beats all night.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Fountain Square @ Clarke Quay, 3 River Valley Road, S(179024)
Event hours: 12pm – 10pm
10. Singapore Biennale 2025
From 31 Oct 2025 (ongoing till Mar 2026)
For a dose of culture and creativity, head to the opening weekend of Singapore Biennale 2025 – the nation’s flagship contemporary art festival. This edition’s theme, “Pure Intention,” explores how art shapes Singapore’s evolving story against the backdrop of SG60. Over 100 thought-provoking works by more than 80 artists await across multiple venues citywide. Stroll through the Civic District, Orchard Road, the Rail Corridor and more to discover everything from kinetic installations in unexpected spaces to poetry by migrant workers. Don’t miss the open-air library popping up at Wessex Estate and interactive exhibits at the Singapore Art Museum. Many public installations and activations are free, so it’s perfect for an inspiring afternoon out. For deeper dives, certain exhibitions (like those at SAM’s Tanjong Pagar Distripark gallery) require a ticket – but locals enjoy entry from just $15 (with early bird discounts too).
Admission fee: Free for most public art installations; tickets from $15 for Singapore Art Museum exhibition
Address: Singapore Art Museum, 39 Keppel Road, #01-02, S(089065)
Event hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm
11. Mister Donut x KOI Thé Collab
Now till 30 November 2025
Singapore’s favourite doughnut chain and bubble tea icon have teamed up for a deliciously unique collab! The Mister Donut x KOI Thé collection is now available islandwide, serving up chewy oolong-infused doughnuts and signature cream-filled delights packed with real KOI Thé pearls. This limited-time crossover features a playful mix of textures and flavours — think rich milk tea custard, soft and springy dough, and those familiar, chewy tapioca balls all in one bite. Whether you’re a fan of doughnuts, bubble tea, or both, this treat is an absolute must-try for the season.
Price of drink: From $4.80 for a Medium to $6.50 for a Large
Address: All Mister Donut outlets in Singapore
Opening hours: Operating hours vary by outlet
12. Book Your Stay Under the Sea: Ocean Dreams at the Singapore Oceanarium
Selected dates in November and December 2025
Ever wondered what it’s like to drift off to sleep with majestic manta rays and graceful hammerhead sharks gliding above you? Now you can — at the Singapore Oceanarium’s new “Ocean Dreams” glamping experience! Spend a magical night in full view of their iconic Open Ocean habitat, where you’ll be surrounded by one of the world’s largest single viewing panels. It’s a one-of-a-kind immersive staycation that blends marine wonder with cosy luxury.
Admission fee: $1,800 a tent
Address: Singapore Oceanarium, 24 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, S(098137)
Event hours: 5pm check-in, 11am check-out
Related: Best Glamping Spots In Singapore For A Unique Staycation
13. Singapore Urban Sports + Fitness Festival (SGUSFF)
15 – 30 November 2025
Gear up for three adrenaline-packed weekends as the Singapore Urban Sports + Fitness Festival (SGUSFF) takes over the city. Celebrating movement, strength, and community, the festival brings together enthusiasts and professionals across a range of sports — from bouldering and powerlifting to street dance and more. Expect live competitions, workshops, fitness challenges, and pop-up markets that showcase the best in active lifestyle culture. Whether you’re an athlete, a weekend warrior, or just looking to get moving, SGUSFF is all about pushing limits and having fun.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Various locations islandwide
Event hours: Vary by activity
14. Christmas On A Great Street
From 8 November 2025
The festive season officially begins as Orchard Road transforms into a dazzling wonderland for Christmas On A Great Street. From November 8, the iconic shopping belt will be lit up with spectacular light displays, themed installations, and joyful decorations that capture the spirit of Christmas. Expect live performances, festive markets, and Instagram-worthy moments at every turn. Whether you’re shopping for gifts or soaking in the holiday magic, Orchard Road promises to be the heart of the city’s year-end celebrations.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Orchard Road (from Paterson Junction/ION Orchard to Bideford Junction/Ngee Ann City)
Event hours: Daily, 6pm till late
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15. Wonderland with Alice: Into The New World
From 31 October 2025 (ongoing through November)
Fall down the rabbit hole at Alice: Into The New World, a brand-new immersive art exhibition making its international debut in Singapore. Fresh from wowing crowds in Korea, this experience transports you to Wonderland via towering digital installations and a surround-sound soundtrack by a top K-pop producer. Stroll through larger-than-life scenes like the Mad Hatter’s tea party and the Queen of Hearts’ rose garden, all brought to life with dazzling motion graphics and 3D visual effects. It’s an Instagram paradise – expect plenty of whimsical, room-filling projections that make you feel like you’ve stepped into Alice’s storybook. Perfect for fans of interactive art and classic tales alike, this exhibition invites you to be a part of the fantasy. Don’t be late for this very important date with Alice and her friends!
Admission fee: From $28
Address: Parkview Museum, 600 North Bridge Road, 3F Parkview Square, S(188778)
Event hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm
16. Dear Evan Hansen
30 October – 16 November 2025
The Broadway smash Dear Evan Hansen has arrived on our shores, so get ready for an emotional rollercoaster at the theatre. Winner of Tony, Grammy and Olivier awards, this acclaimed musical tells a deeply personal story of teen anxiety, identity and connection – delivered with heart-wrenching honesty and soaring melodies. With a score by Pasek & Paul (of La La Land fame), expect songs that will give you goosebumps and perhaps bring a tear to your eye. The plot follows Evan, an anxious high schooler, who unintentionally becomes entwined in a lie that brings him closer to others – and to himself. It’s a poignant exploration of longing and belonging that has resonated with audiences worldwide. Performed by a talented international cast, this Singapore run is a premiere you won’t want to miss if you love powerful storytelling on stage.
Admission fee: From $68
Address: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, #B1-69/70, S(018971)
Show timings: Evenings, 8pm
17. Being Human: Forging Fields of Experience
Till 30 November 2025
Step into a thought-provoking journey of identity and perception with Being Human: Forging Fields of Experience, an immersive exhibition running throughout November. Blending art, sound, and interactive installations, this experience explores what it means to be human in an ever-evolving world. Visitors are invited to engage with themes of emotion, technology, and connection — making it a powerful, multi-sensory exploration that resonates long after you leave the space.
Admission fee: Free
Address: Artspace@HeluTrans, 39 Keppel Road, #01-05, S(089065)
Event hours: Daily, 9am – 6pm
18. Into the Modern: Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
From 14 November 2025
Art lovers are in for a treat this November with the arrival of Into the Modern: Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, at the National Gallery Singapore. The exhibition features a stunning collection of masterpieces from some of the world’s most celebrated Impressionist artists, tracing the movement’s evolution into modern art. With works that capture light, colour, and the fleeting beauty of everyday life, this showcase offers visitors a rare opportunity to experience the magic of Monet, Degas, Renoir, and beyond – right here in Singapore.
Admission fee: $15 for Singaporeans/PRs
Address: National Gallery Singapore, 1 Saint Andrew’s Road, S(178957)
Event hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm
19. Teddy Swims – I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy Tour
17 November 2025 (one night only)
American singer-songwriter Teddy Swims is set to melt hearts in Singapore on 17 Nov as part of his I’ve Tried Everything But Therapy tour. Known for his soulful voice and genre-blending style, Teddy rose to fame with viral R&B/pop covers and has since wowed the world with his original tracks (if you haven’t heard “Bed on Fire” or “Lose Control” yet, go give them a listen – we’ll wait). In this one-night-only concert, expect an intimate yet electric performance as Teddy belts out powerhouse vocals and heartfelt lyrics that hit you right in the feels. From emotional ballads to funky up-tempo jams, he’s got the range – and he’s not afraid to use it. Grab your tissues, bring your besties, and get ready for an unforgettable evening of soulful tunes and feel-good vibes.
Admission fee: Tickets from $98
Address: The Star Theatre, 1 Vista Exchange Green, #04-01, S(138617)
Concert hours: Start from 7pm
20. Blackpink World Tour <DEADLINE> (Singapore Concert)
28 – 30 November 2025
Blackpink is in our area! The world’s biggest K-pop girl group is closing out their epic [DEADLINE] world tour right here in Singapore with a three-night stadium concert series. Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé and Lisa will take the stage at the National Stadium, delivering all the addictive hits (“DDU-DU DDU-DU”, “How You Like That”, “Pink Venom” and more) with their trademark fierce choreography and stunning visuals. Expect a full house of Blinks (Blackpink’s devoted fans) singing along to every word, a jaw-dropping production with pyrotechnics and LED backdrops, and outfits so fabulous they belong in a fashion museum. This is the only stop in the region where Blackpink is performing three consecutive nights – a testament to their massive SG fanbase and the hype surrounding these shows.
Admission fee: Tickets from $168
Address: National Stadium, 1 Stadium Drive, S(397629)
Concert hours: Start from 7pm
21. Explore Singapore’s Past at ArCH Square (New Heritage Hub)
Opens 1 November 2025 (permanent exhibit)
History buffs and culture vultures, check out ArCH Square, Singapore’s first dedicated space for archaeology and living heritage, opening this weekend. Housed in a beautifully restored century-old building, ArCH Square isn’t your typical stuffy museum – it’s a dynamic cultural hub. You can wander through exhibits of recently unearthed artefacts, then actually watch volunteers in action as they process archaeological finds on-site. There are immersive workshops where you can try experimental archaeology (ever wanted to reconstruct a broken pot?) and even heritage film screenings under the stars. The aim is to bring Singapore’s rich history to life in engaging ways.
Admission fee: From $68
Address: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, #B1-69/70, S(018971)
Event hours: Evenings, 8pm
22. Sunflower Surprise at Gardens by the Bay
Now till 16 November 2025
Need a break from scares and shopping? Pop over to Gardens by the Bay, where the Sunflower Surprise floral display is painting the Flower Dome yellow (and pink, red, brown… all sorts of sunny hues). Over 3,000 sunflowers in vibrant colours have bloomed in this cheerful exhibit, which also celebrates 60 years of Singapore-India diplomatic ties. Stroll through a mini Jaipur-inspired garden – complete with replicas of Rajasthan’s iconic Hawa Mahal “Palace of Winds” and the Patrika Gate – nestled among towering sunflowers. It’s like taking a little holiday to India’s Pink City, right here in Singapore. On weekends, you can join fun add-on workshops like sunflower brooch crafting or floral postcard making (fees apply). With gorgeous blooms at every turn, Sunflower Surprise is an Insta-worthy and family-friendly respite from the city bustle.
Admission fee: $12/adult, $8/child (aged 3 – 12)
Address: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, S(018953)
Event hours: Daily, 8am – 8pm
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23. Visit home cafes around your neighbourhood
Home cafes are all the rage these days, and why not spend the weekend cafe-hopping around your neighbourhood? While the charm of a quiet nook with artisanal coffee and a cosy aesthetic can be irresistible, discovering these hidden gems nearby can turn a simple weekend into a mini adventure. We personally have been to some of the best home cafes, each with its own unique vibe — some even have pets lounging around, adding to the warm, lived-in charm. So grab your favourite book or a friend, and let your weekend plans brew close to home.
24. Cross the border for a day of fun at JB
Make the most of the long weekend by crossing the border for a fun day (or overnight) trip to Johor Bahru! Spend your day exploring the vibrant shopping malls, indulging in mouthwatering local cuisine, or discovering exciting attractions across the Causeway. If you’re feeling adventurous, extend your stay and enjoy a relaxing night in one of JB’s cosy hotels. With so many activities across the Causeway, you’re in for a refreshing break that’s just a short bus ride away!
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25. Play Pickleball with your friends
If heading to JB feels like too much of a hassle, why not stay local and book a court to play pickleball? This sport, which has been trending for the past few months, is suitable for all ages and gives you the perfect chance to be active while bonding with friends. You can easily squeeze in a fun, sporty two-hour session, and don’t worry about the rainy season — there are plenty of indoor courts available for you to book and enjoy a great game, rain or shine!
Related: Pickleball In Singapore: Where To Play And How To Win
No more dilemma when it comes to things to do in Singapore this weekend
From night festivals to exciting shows, there’s no shortage of fun things happening in Singapore this weekend. So go forth and make the most of it – try something new, soak in the local culture, and most importantly, have a blast! For late-night explorers, check out our guide to things to do at night in Singapore.
Prefer a cosy evening in? Dive into our binge-worthy list of the best Chinese dramas to watch at home. And for those with little ones, don’t miss our roundup of kids’ activities in Singapore to keep the young ones entertained. Happy weekend, and have fun out there!
