“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
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
13 – 30 March 2025
Korean lifestyle brand Wiggle Wiggle is here to jazz up your weekend with a pop-up store, and trust me, it’s a vibe. I saw this one in Seoul myself, and everything they sell is SO adorable and aesthetic (queens, you must visit!).
Expect a vibrant explosion of quirky accessories, statement phone cases, colourful home decor, and fashion must-haves straight from Seoul. Will the prices match those in Korea? Highly doubtful. But hey, if you stop by town, you know where to go this weekend for a little retail therapy!
Admission fee: Free
Address: Plaza Singapura, 68 Orchard Road, Level 1 Atrium, S(238839)
Opening hours: Daily, 10.30am – 9pm
12 – 15 March 2025
If eating is on your list of what to do in Singapore this weekend, then Kita Food Festival has you covered with legendary chef collabs and fire feasts. Expect epic four-hands dinners and kitchen takeovers, like Chef Eugene See (Birds of a Feather) teaming up with Chef Kelvin Cheung (Jun) for a spicy mod-Sichuan x Dubai fusion ($118 per person). Or, take your taste buds on a trip to West Africa at Tamba, where Aussie award-winner Brian Cole is serving up a six-course feast ($198 per person).
And for the grand finale? Kita’s Big Barbecue on 15 March ($88 per person) is bringing the heat with a massive backyard cookout at Gourmet Park Kampong Bugis. Six top chefs from buzzy spots across Southeast Asia — including Camp Caribbean, Carnaby, and Penang’s cult-favorite Lucky Hole — will be serving up smoky, char-grilled goodness. So, come hungry and leave belly happy!
Admission fee: Varies per event
Address: Multiple locations in Singapore
Opening hours: Varies per event
15 March 2025
Alright, tabletop fans, it’s time to roll the dice and get your game face on because The Lobby – Tabletop Day is happening this weekend, and it’s the event in Singapore you’ve been waiting for! Whether you’re all about exploring the epic world of Dungeons & Dragons, learning the art of board game design, or leveling up your Dungeon Master skills, this is your playground.
Furthermore, you’ll have the chance to meet Singapore’s top local board game designers, try out fresh new games, and bond with fellow gamers. Plus, if you’ve got a crafty side, there are guided miniature painting sessions where you can unleash your artistic flair and take home a mini you’ll want to show off.
Admission fee: $5
Address: *SCAPE, 2 Orchard Link, S(237978)
Opening hours: 11am – 6pm
Related: Board Games To Play With Your Buddies
15 – 23 March 2025
We may not have Disneyland in Singapore, but we do have Disney On Ice. Let it gooo~ and step into a world where your favourite Disney characters come to life on ice, complete with jaw-dropping choreography, dazzling costumes, and mesmerising special effects.
From Elsa and Anna twirling across the rink to Moana and Maui setting sail on their heroic journey, this family-friendly event is pure enchantment for Disney fans of all ages. So, if you’re looking for a little magic, you know where to go this weekend!
Admission fee: From $43
Address: Singapore Indoor Stadium, 2 Stadium Walk, S(397691)
Show timings: 10.30am, 2.30pm, 6.30pm
7 – 31 March 2025
This year, get ready to dive into a pirate-themed water wonderland that’ll have your family “seas-ing” the moment. Your mission? Team up with the Kiztopia Friends to battle mischievous pirates, and take on Dr. Octo, a giant purple octopus who’s just begging to be outsmarted. Race through obstacle courses, zoom down exhilarating water slides, and discover hidden treasure at every twist and turn.
Admission fee: From $23
Address: 54 Palawan Beach Walk, S(098233)
Opening hours:
Mon – Thurs, 2pm – 7pm
Fri – Sun: 9.30am – 8pm
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17 February – 30 March 2025
Craving a sneaky excuse to load up on Old Chang Kee snacks this Ramadan? Well, the Old Chang Kee Ramadan Bazaar is here to make all your snack dreams come true! It’s the perfect place to grab frozen OCK goodies for the season, along with all the must-have Hari Raya treats. And because we all love a good freebie, spend $90 or more, and they’ll toss in a cooler bag to carry all your loots.
This year, the menu’s got some exciting new additions that’ll have you hooked. Mini Chilli Crab Puffs, Chicken Ngo Hiang with Prawn and Water Chestnut, Chicken Dumplings with Prawn and Turnip, and Red Bean Bao are just some of the delicious reasons to visit. Imagine halal dim sum, but you can enjoy it in your pajamas at home!
Admission fee: Free
Address: 2 Woodlands Terrace, S(738427)
Opening hours:
Mon – Fri, 9am – 6pm
Sat – Sun: 8am – 6pm
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
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
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
8 March – 6 April 2025
If Japan is on your to-do list, lucky you – we’re all jealous! But for those of us stuck in the daily grind and unable to take an annual leave, Gardens by the Bay is bringing Japan to us! Get ready for the 10th edition of the iconic Sakura floral display, where Fukuoka Prefecture’s cherry blossoms are making their grand debut right here.
This year, they’re flexing with the largest and most diverse collection of cherry blossom trees yet, plus the return of yozakura (night sakura) to give the blooms an ethereal glow. To spice things up even more, the Phantom Castle light installation is making an encore, offering a ghostly glimpse of Fukuoka’s legendary castle tower. But don’t stop there — you can also admire a replica of Kokura Castle and get lost in the mesmerising bamboo lanterns from Kitakyushu’s annual Takeakari Bamboo Lantern Festival.
Admission fee: $8 (child), $12 (adult)
Address: Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, S(018953)
Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 9pm
4 December 2024 – 23 March 2025
You’re down to the last two weeks of Yee I-Lann: Mansau-Ansau and Pratchaya Phinthong: No Patents on Ideas in Singapore, so now’s the time to visit this event before it’s gone! Yee I-Lann’s exploration of identity will have you questioning how society tries to define you. Meanwhile Pratchaya Phinthong’s playful critique of intellectual property will get you thinking about creativity and ownership in ways you never have before.
Whether you’re an art lover or just looking for something unique, these works are an invitation to have a good time while challenging the norm. Grab your friends, hit up the event, and let these artists make you laugh, think, and see the world through a whole new lens.
Admission fee: Free for Singaporeans and PRs
Address: 39 Keppel Road, #01-02, S(089065)
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 7pm
26 February – 31 March 2025
Fellow easties, you’ve probably already noticed the sparkle and shine lighting up Geylang Road and Sims Avenue as Hari Raya approaches — yep, it’s our beloved Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar again! Prepare yourselves for a feast of traditional Malay cuisine that’ll have your taste buds dancing. You’ll find all the classic bazaar favourites — think sizzling Ramly burgers, crispy keropok lekor, juicy percik-style chicken wings, and vadai.
Of course, the hipster food scene is strong too, with colourful waffles, bubble tea-inspired pancakes, soft serve ice creams, and gourmet meats making their way into the mix. But fair warning — you’re going to be sweating buckets while you explore all this deliciousness, so don’t forget to bring along one of those trusty portable fans to keep cool.
Admission fee: Free
Address: From Geylang Serai Market near Wisma Geylang Serai to the area beside Tanjong Katong Complex
Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 12mn
3 February – 28 March 2025
One of the cheapest things you can do this Friday night is catch the Wings of Time Fireworks Symphony — and when I say cheap, I mean $0.60 cheap. Yes, you read that right — thanks to the SG60 promo, you’re getting a huge discount instead of the usual $22 ticket.
This isn’t just your average fireworks display, though. It’s the upgraded, glow-up version, now with a longer runtime of about 20 minutes. Expect almost 200 sets of fireworks, 3D projections, lasers, and water effects, all perfectly timed to a killer soundtrack. Trust me, this is a Friday night that’s going to pop — literally!
Admission fee: $0.60 for weekdays only
Address: 60 Siloso Beach Walk, S(098997)
Show timings: 8.40pm
21 – 23 March 2025
This upcoming event in Singapore promises to be bigger than ever, with over 320 brands showcasing their latest designs and exclusive launches that you won’t find in stores yet. A highlight this year is the new sheltered alfresco F&B area on Level 1, where you can unwind with delicious vegan options and local craft beer.
In previous editions, Boutique Fairs Singapore has been a treasure trove for sustainable and ethical goods, ranging from eco-friendly skincare to locally made clothing and sustainable food options. While the prices can be on the higher side, the exceptional quality and the satisfaction of supporting ethical brands make it well worth the investment.
Admission fee: $10
Address: F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, S(038975)
Opening hours:
Fri – Sat: 10am – 6pm
Sun: 10am – 6pm
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.
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.
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