Looking for what’s on this weekend or in the weeks ahead? Check out our list of activities and upcoming events in Singapore.
Singapore Events and Shows in September 2025
Lace up for “Steptember” with St Patrick’s Society
This September, St Patrick’s Society Singapore is lacing up their shoes for “Steptember” and stepping out for a cause close to their hearts. The event will raise vital funds for AFC Crisis Shelter, which provides temporary refuge for women and children who have experienced family violence.
When: 1 to 30 September
National Library Board Presents Presidential Pop-Up Library
The Presidential Pop-up Library is a first-of-its-kind showcase celebrating the values, voices, and legacies of past and present presidents of the republic of Singapore.
When: Until 2 September
Where: Plaza Singapura Outdoor Plaza
Insider tips from McGill University – CIS Expert Series Special
The Canadian International School opens its doors every Wednesday from 9am for parents to experience the atmosphere and see learning in action.
When: 3 September to 3 October
Where: Canadian International School
Singapore Food Festival 2025
The Singapore Food Festival (SFF) is back for its 32nd edition, marking over three decades of gastronomic excellence that showcases the heart and soul of Singapore’s food culture through the theme “Have You Eaten Yet?” – a heartfelt nod to how food connects us across generations and cultures.
When: 4 to 24 September
Where: Mise en Place @ Dempsey Hill
EL Event: Opening Night of “Echoes in Every Stroke”
Join us for the official opening of Echoes in Every Stroke, at the Serenity Gallery, Tan Boon Liat. This Nepal Group exhibition is inspired by the spirit and resilience of Kathmandu. Featuring works by Low Puay Hua, Zhang ChunLei, Vincent Chua, Grace Chew, Chew Swee Fah, Jong Lee Kee and Kevin Tan, this showcase brings together artists who found deep creative inspiration in Nepal’s rich, soulful atmosphere.
When: 5 September – 6 to 9pm
Where: Serenity Gallery, Tan Boon Liat Building
EL Event: Boundless Art Gallery Exhibition Opening
Joins us for the opening event and discover a world where art connects and gives back. Introducing Boundless Art Gallery: Singapore’s newest artist-led initiative redefining contemporary expression with heart, depth, and purpose. Some of the proceeds will go towards the Breast Cancer Foundations.
When: Opening event – Saturday 6th September, 2pm to 4pm
Where: Public Art Space, Pan Pacific Singapore
Victory Ball 2025 at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
Join an exclusive 1940s-style black-tie evening to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the Allied Victory in 1945. Hosted at The Fullerton Hotel, the Victory Ball pays tribute to the era with traditional military ceremonies and a fully themed wartime atmosphere.
When: 6 September
Where: The Fullerton Hotel Singapore
United We Ride: National Harley Day
Harley-Davidson is calling on all riders – seasoned veterans and new enthusiasts alike – to celebrate “United We Ride – National Harley Day”.
When: 6 September
Where: For full route details and kick-off time, check with your nearest Harley-Davidson dealer
Third Man Syndrome: A Gateway Arts Production
Opening on 28 August at Gateway Theatre’s Black Box, Gateway Arts and Eagles Mediation & Counselling Centre (EMCC) present Third Man Syndrome, an intriguing two-hander confronting the urgent, rising epidemic of quiet depression and suicide among youth in Singapore.
When: Until 7 September
Where: Black Box, Gateway Theatre
“A Thousand Histories” by Suzann Victor
As Singapore commemorates 60 years of independence, Gajah Gallery is honoured to present A Thousand Histories, a major solo exhibition by Sydney-based Singaporean artist Suzann Victor.
When: Until 7 September
Where: Gajah Gallery
Yellow Wiggle Emma Memma’s Dance Island Party
World children’s sensation and first ever Yellow Wiggle, Emma Memma, is joining forces with MindChamps to bring her hit show Dance Island Party to Singapore for the first time!
When: 8 to 11 September
Where: Drama Centre Theatre
The Sustainability Dialogue 2025
The British Chamber of Commerce Singapore, supported by title partner Barclays Private Bank, brings together business leaders, policymakers, and thought leaders from Singapore, the UK, and beyond to tackle one of the most pressing challenges of our time. In an era of global uncertainty, the need for decisive, forward-thinking sustainability action has never been greater.
When: 9 September
Where: Pan Pacific Singapore
EL Event: Kent Ridge – Alexandra Park Walk
We’re very excited for our next EL walk, as it’s the first time that we will be exploring a residential area. However, Alexandra Park is no ordinary residential area – it’s home to some of the most beautiful black-and-white houses in Singapore.
When: 10 September
Where: Starting from Kent Ridge Park, Vigilante Drive
SSO Babies’ Proms
The SSO’s Babies’ Proms returns to the Victoria Concert Hall this September, with its programme that has entertained generations of kids over the years.
When: 13 and 14 September
Where: Victoria Concert Hall
Shazaf Moonis on Singles & Safety: An Interactive Session
Organised by Linkked and held in the THINKSPACE Library at The American Club, this talk brings to light the urgent and overlooked issue of single safety, and how each one of us plays a role in the pressures and vulnerabilities shaping today’s dating and relationship landscape.
When: 18 September
Where: The American Club
UK Education Coffee Morning – everything you need to know!
Have you thought of a British education for your child but not known where to start? There are so many exciting options – and we’re here to help! We’ve teamed up with BESSA, the British Education and Schools Show in Asia, to answer every question you might have. Come for a coffee and a chat with BESSA’s founder Stephanie Cheah.
When: 19 September
Where: The Pantry, 16A Dempsey Road
Steven Bartlett live in Singapore: Business & Life Speaking Tour
Steven Bartlett, host of The Diary of a CEO, bestselling author and Dragons’ Den investor, is bringing his debut Asia speaking tour to Singapore this September, presented by Curious with Shopify as the presenting sponsor.
When: 19 September
Where: The Star Theatre
EL Event: Windsor Nature and TreeTop Hike
Would you like to experience the TreeTop Walk in MacRitchie? This hike with Rebecca and Judit will take about two hours – join us to explore and meet new people!
When: 20 September
Where: Windsor Nature Park, 30 Venus Drive
Nexus International School (Singapore) Open Day
Experience the vibrant and welcoming community of Nexus International School (Singapore) during their Open Day on 20 September, from 10am to 2pm.
When: 20 September
Where: Nexus International School (Singapore)
Nala Lands in Singapore: Exclusive TANGS Pop-Up
For the first time, Malaysian lifestyle brand Nala has opened its doors in Singapore, with a special three-month pop-up on the second floor of TANGS at Tang Plaza.
When: Until 30 September
Where: DORS
“SG60: To Build A Swing” at the Loy Gallery
As Singapore approaches its 60th anniversary, SG60: To Build a Swing brings together three artists – Akai Chew, Joanna Maneckji and Wan Kyn Chan – whose works reflect on identity, memory and transformation. Curated by Lexïng Zhang, the exhibition explores what it means to belong, to remember, and to dream forward, through deeply personal responses to the city’s evolving landscapes.
When: Until 30 September
Where: Loy Gallery
More activities and events in Singapore
SPCA Paws for A Cause Gala Dinner
Book your seat for the SPCA’s “Fast & Fur-rious” Gala Dinner. Every dollar raised empowers the SPCA’s mission to rescue, protect, and advocate for animals in need.
When: 4 October
Where: One Farrer Hotel
EL Event: Parenting with Risk – Teens, Drugs, Alcohol and the Law in Singapore
Raising teens today is challenging enough. But when alcohol, drugs and risky choices enter the mix, the consequences can be serious – and sometimes life-altering. Join us for a powerful session featuring Dr Shivani Paliwal and lawyer Sarah-Mae Thomas, as they shed light on the physical, emotional and legal implications our teens may face if they’re caught in these high-risk situations.
When: 6 November
Where: Hollandse Club
Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2025
Boutiques Singapore returns this November for a three-day extravaganza of independent design, exclusive launches, and creative experiences all under one roof. Held at the iconic F1 Pit Building, Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2025 is your chance to shop from 320 curated brands across gifts, fashion and accessories, home, lifestyle, beauty, kids’ products, and F&B.
When: 21 to 23 November
Where: F1 Pit Building
Upcoming events at museums and cultural centres
Painting with Light: Festival of International Films on Art
Art meets film at Painting with Light, National Gallery Singapore’s signature film festival dedicated to the study and showcase of moving image art in Singapore, Southeast Asia, and beyond. Returning in a biennial format across 11 days, the festival’s 6th edition will present over 50 features and shorts, ranging from powerful artist films to newly restored classics.
When: 4 to 14 September
Where: National Gallery Singapore
Poems on the MRT
Hop on the MRT and immerse in Singapore’s literary scene! Trains across the East-West, North-South, and Circle Lines will feature excerpts from over 100 Sing Lit poems in multiple languages. Plus, catch a special concept train with creative animations and video interviews with local poets.
When: Until 30 October
Where: MRT stations
The Nanyang Breakfast Club: Let’s Lim Kopi, Jiak Roti
Step into the delicious world of Singapore’s iconic breakfast at this travelling SG60 exhibition. Running across malls, schools, and libraries till September 2025 – and wrapping up at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) from September to November 2025 – this interactive showcase celebrates the beloved Nanyang breakfast: kaya toast, soft-boiled eggs, and kopi.
When: Until 30 November
Where: Multiple venues
SG60 Exhibition: 60 Prominent Cultural Figures from the Chinese Community
The Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC), in collaboration with the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SCCCI) and the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA), has unveiled a year-long SG60 cultural calendar, kicking off with the 60 Prominent Cultural Figures from the Chinese Community exhibition.
When: Until 30 November
Where: SCCC and Singapore Conference Hall
Project Citizens – The First Million: Stories of Singapore’s First Citizens
Launched as part of Singapore’s 60th year of independence, Project Citizens – The First Million is a year-long initiative by the Founders’ Memorial that celebrates the nation’s first generation of citizens – those who received their pink ICs in 1966.
When: Until March 2026
Where: Pop-ups across the island
Once Upon a Tide: New Exhibition at the National Museum
Marking the 60th year of SG independence, the National Museum’s latest special exhibition, Once Upon a Tide: Singapore’s Journey from Settlement to Global City, charts Singapore’s remarkable transformation from a thriving port to the modern global city it is today.
When: Until October 2026
Where: National Museum
ACM & ME: New Children’s Space at Asian Civilisations Museum
Young explorers can play, create, and discover what makes us all unique at ACM & ME. Developed in alignment with MOE and ECDA’s Nurturing Early Learners framework, the family-friendly space will bring museum treasures to life through thematic zones.
When: Ongoing
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum
Elegant Sounds: Music, Craft, and the Literati at Asian Civilisations Museum
Explore the evolution, symbolism, and the role of the qin in Chinese culture with Elegant Sounds: Music, Craft, and the Literati, a new multi-sensory exhibition in the Scholars Gallery.
When: Ongoing
Where: Asian Civilisations Museum
Try a new murder mystery game at National Gallery Singapore
National Gallery Singapore has partnered with HIDDEN, an experiences company specialising in immersive games, to launch a new AI chatbot-based game. “FRAMED: A Murder Mystery in National Gallery Singapore” invites visitors to discover art in a new and interactive way.
When: Ongoing
Where: National Gallery Singapore
ArtScience Laboratory
ArtScience Laboratory is a permanent centre for visitors to learn at the intersection of art, science, and technology. Located at Basement 2, the 320sqm facility offers a programme designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and innovation among learners of all ages. It draws on over a decade of expertise in art–science education, and will immerse visitors in hands-on, experiential learning through sustainability-focused workshops, digital coding sessions, and art-making inspired by scientific principles.
When: Ongoing
Where: ArtScience Museum
More online things to do
Enjoy films and performances
- Explore a variety of arts-related content on Esplanade Off Stage, from videos of past shows to articles and podcasts.
- Cirque du Soleil videos are released weekly on their YouTube channel.
- Films For Action has also compiled a list of 100 free documentaries on social change that you can watch on their website.
Tour a museum (or a famous landmark!)
- Google Arts and Culture is packed full of interesting content. You can view digital exhibitions and go on virtual tours at renowned museums and galleries across the world. There are also street art tours and tours of famous landmarks, from street views of the Sydney Opera House to The Great Pyramid of Giza in Egypt.
- Enjoy a series of online programmes by the ArtScience Museum, including virtual tours and workshops.
- Art x Tech at Y-Lab Showcase by the National Gallery features a rotation of art and tech innovation prototypes designed by entrepreneurs and start-ups.
- Affordable Art Fair has launched a series of online exhibitions featuring artists and galleries from their postponed fairs across the world.
- Head to the NASA website and go on a tour of the International Space Station and other cool spots.
Travel from home
- Tick off your bucket list with Google Earth or Google Street View, a virtual representation of interactive panoramas from positions along many streets in the world.
- Explore.org has up to 100 livestream webcams set up in national parks and wildlife sanctuaries around the world that you can view at any given moment – including the spellbinding Northern Lights!
- Some zoos and aquariums all over the world have fun live cams to check out. They include San Diego Zoo and Monterey Bay Aquarium.
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