Looking for what’s on this weekend in Singapore or even in the months ahead? Check out our list of activities and upcoming events in Singapore. There are dance parties, school open days, art exhibitions, walks and more!
Singapore events this week – Concerts, Fairs & Shows
Emma Memma & The Wishing Tree, featuring Kayshita
Presented by MindChamps Emma Memma Production, Emma Memma & The Wishing Tree, featuring Kayshita is an original musical experience for both children and parents. It brings to life the MindChamps approach to nurturing a champion. The family musical makes its world premiere this 4 to 6 November at Victoria Theatre.
When: 4 to 6 November
Where: Victoria Theatre
Earth in Focus 2026 – Nature Film Festival
Developed in alignment with Jackson Wild, a global leader in conservation storytelling, this year’s Earth in Focus brings together films, photography and conversations around conservation, climate adaptation and the people working on the frontlines of environmental change. The Last Place on Earth is one of the festival highlights, with several of the activists featured in the film — including Farwiza Farhan, Ulet Ifansasti, Rudi Putra, Panut Hadisiswoyo and Dr Ian Singleton — in Singapore.
When: 5 to 8 November
Where: GV Cineleisure
Gateway Arts presents How To Be A Kid
Gateway Arts presents How To Be A Kid, an award-winning coming-of-age play about how a family learns to support one another through grief. The tender and uplifting 60-minute production follows 12-year-old Molly as she becomes “Supergirl” – cooking, cleaning and caring for her grieving mother and six-year-old brother Joe after their grandmother’s death. With humour and moments of adventure, the play explores how families can navigate difficult emotions together through communication. Recommended for children aged 7 to 12 and their parents and caregivers. Each public performance includes a post-show discussion led by Singapore Children’s Society.
When: 6 to 15 November
Where: Black Box at Gateway Theatre
What’s on this weekend – Singapore Events
Pán《盤》 – contemporary dance performance
For the first time, Singapore audiences can watch Pán《盤》 performed live. It’s an evocative two-part full-length work by T.H.E Dance Company’s founding artistic director Kuik Swee Boon and resident choreographer Kim Jae Duk, inspired by their shared and distinct cultural roots. Set to music by acclaimed Taiwanese musician Wang Yu-Jun and Kim Jae Duk’s original composition, the performance explores the continual meeting, merging and evolution of cultures. Featuring guest artists Tung Ka Wai and Wheelsmith with diverse backgrounds, the work continually evolves, offering fresh perspectives and new dimensions as it invites audiences to discover how a shared positionality can emerge in our contemporary world. Pán《盤》 is a 90-minute show that’s suitable for ages six and above. Read more about this performance here.
When: 6 November, 3pm and 7 November, 7.30pm
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Discover The Cove through Italian flavours at Banyan Tree Bintan
Acclaimed Italian Chef Maurizio Bombini presents an exclusive dining experience through a specially curated menu inspired by authentic Italian culinary traditions, sustainable ingredients, and the finest local Indonesian produce. All this set against the stunning coastal backdrop of Bintan.
When: 6 to 7 November
Where: The Cove, Banyan Tree Bintan
Singapore Clay Festival 2026
The annual Singapore Clay Festival is the region’s premier celebration of all things clay where full-time, hobbyist, pottery studios and master ceramists showcase their meticulous skills. This 6th edition features over 240 clay makers from Singapore and the region in the Clay Makers’ Market. Teacher of Masters, Peter Low, now in his mid-80s, will present around 40 of his works crafted over the past 50 years in the UK, Taiwan, Malaysia and Singapore. Plus 11 outstanding clay makers will be showing their unique pieces in the juried Shaping Clay. There will also be loads of activities like throw-downs, demonstrations, Ccollectors talk, and tie-ups between clay makers and the literary world.
When: 6 to 8 November
Where: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre
Teroka Nusantara Festival
Discover the stories, traditions and heritage that connect communities across the Malay World, at the inaugural Teroka Nusantara Festival. Translated as Exploring the Malay World, the Festival is the new annual signature festival of the Malay Heritage Centre bringing together communities across Singapore and the region to celebrate the diversity of Malay arts and culture. Themed Rumah Orang Kita or A Home for Our Community, the 2026 festival gathers partners from Singapore and the region to present a weekend of performances, talks, workshops and activities.
When: 6 to 8 November
Where: Malay Heritage Centre
Upcoming events in November
Mizuho Blue Challenge – The Kallang Football Series Singapore
The inaugural Mizuho Blue Challenge – The Kallang Football Series Singapore brings together four nations for four exciting matches during the official FIFA International Match Window. Featuring football royalty and five-time FIFA World Cup champions Brazil, Asian powerhouse Japan, alongside Singapore and Paraguay, fans can look forward to world-class action and unforgettable matchups from 13 to 17 November.
When: 13 to 17 November
Where: The Kallang
Lauren Wilhelm: Liminality at REDSEA Gallery
For the very first time in Asia, REDSEA Gallery presents celebrated Western Australian artist Lauren Wilhelm’s solo exhibition titled Liminality. Explore Lauren’s enigmatic world whose work serves as a profound examination of the human condition. This exhibition will unveil an exciting, never-seen-before collection that explores themes of transience, the human condition, memory, and our relationship with the natural world.
When: Until 15 November
Where: REDSEA Gallery
The US University Funding Blueprint: Scholarships, Financial Aid & Cost Planning
This is an informative seminar by the American Association of Singapore and The Princeton Review (TPR). It aims to help families with planning and preparing for university scholarship applications. Expert counsellors from TPR will cover the cost of attending university, information about financial aid, and the types of scholarships and criteria.
When: 16 November, 7pm to 8pm
Where: The American Club
Invest in European Retail Parks – talk & networking
Join ZDR investments for an evening of networking, canapés and bubbly on 12 November to explore a unique European commercial real estate opportunity – European retail parks. European retail parks offer a safe, tangible real estate investment built around resilient, daily-needs shopping that generates a steady income. It’s an ideal strategy to cover international school tuition, build a university fund or secure a worry-free retirement, all while benefiting from Singapore’s favourable tax regime. This event is intended for accredited investors and/or their spouses. Registration is highly encouraged as seats are limited.
When: 12 November, 7pm to 8pm
Where: DUOMO Ristorante
The Christmas Atelier 2026
Curated by The Atelier & Co., The Christmas Atelier 2026 presents more than 130 of Singapore’s finest artisanal brands of local craftsmanship, entrepreneurs and creators for another spectacular Christmas shopping experience. Beyond the Christmas shopping at the holiday market, don’t miss the chance of riding on The Christmas Atelier train. The festively decorated MRT train will be travelling along the Downtown Line from now until 14 November. Read more The Christmas Atelier 2026 here.
When: 12 November, 1pm to 9pm; 13 and 14 November, 11am to 9pm
Where: Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre, Level 1, Hall C
Boutiques Singapore – The Gifting Edition 2026
Boutiques Singapore returns this 20 to 22 November for The Gifting Edition 2026, a three-day shopping extravaganza at the F1 Pit Building. Unwrap the best finds of the season from over 300 design-led brands, over 90 new brands, and exclusive launches across gifts, women’s and men’s fashion and accessories, home, lifestyle, beauty, kids’ products, and F&B.
When: 20 November to 22 November
Where: F1 Pit Building
Magical Garden Party at CIS
The Kindergarten at Canadian International School is full of things to notice, explore and wonder about for young learners aged two to six years. Families can experience this for themselves at the school’s Magical Garden Party on 21 November from 9.30am to 11.30am at their award-winning 2,400-square-metre Outdoor Discovery Centre. Marty Moth, Aunty Ant, Charlie Caterpillar, Sally Spider and Betty Butterfly will welcome families into their garden for an enchanted morning of stories, adventures and experiments. Bring a hat and water bottle and come with questions, curiosity and a willingness to explore.
When: 21 November, 9.30am to 11.30pm
Where: Canadian International School
Julebasar 2026 – Christmas Bazaar
Experience the warmth and traditions of a Danish Christmas at Julebasar 2026 on 21 November at the Danish Seaman’s Church Singapore. Browse more than 200 Danish foods and favourites, shop for Christmas decorations and gifts, and enjoy traditional treats including æbleskiver and smørrebrød. With children’s activities and a special visit from Santa Claus, there’s something for the whole family at this annual festive event.
When: 21 November, 10am to 4pm
Where: Danish Seaman’s Church
The Great Aotearoa Ball 2026: Under Southern Lights
Presented by The New Zealand Chamber of Singapore, The Great Aotearoa Ball celebrates the spirit and stories of Aotearoa at Shangri-La Singapore. The gala dinner will feature cuisine and fine wines from New Zealand, lively entertainment and music performed by The Countdown Band, an auction with prizes and experiences up for grabs, and a raffle to win two Air New Zealand Premium Economy Class return tickets from Singapore to New Zealand. Special offer! Use code “ELOCT30” and pay $349 per ticket (usually $379), valid until 31 October. Get your tickets to the The Great Aotearoa Ball 2026 from here.
When: 21 November
Where: Shangri-La Singapore
St Andrew’s Ball 2026
Brought to you by the Singapore St Andrew’s Society, the St Andrew’s Ball at Shangri-La Singapore on 21 November will feature a sumptuous Scottish feast, ceilidh dancing, live music, free flow drinks including a bottle of Scotch whisky for every table, and warm Highland hospitality with fellow Scots and friends of Scotland.
When: 21 November
Where: Shangri-La Singapore
Affordable Art Fair
At Affordable Art Fair 2026, discover 95+ galleries from Singapore and around the world, showcasing thousands of contemporary artworks, from paintings and sculptures to photography. With every piece clearly priced, you can browse with confidence and find something that speaks to your taste, space and budget, with works available from $100 to $15,000.
When: 21 November
Where: F1 Pit Building
Christmas Together 2026 at Marina Bay Sands
Christmas Together is a Christmas village coming to life for one weekend only, from 27 to 29 November. Experience 70,000 square feet of festive magic, 18 signature experiences, 150 local and international brands, 50 live performances and 40 workshops, built around creative ways to give back to Young Hearts by Singapore Red Cross. Admission is free.
When: 27 to 29 November
Where: Hall F, Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre
Relate With Love Workshop: Your Blueprint for Healthier Relationships
Relate With Love is a practical, transformative workshop for singles and couple to improve their love life. Whether you are single, recovering from a breakup or in a relationship, this workshop by DR OM & Associates gives you the insights, skills and practical tools to create more fulfilling connections. Grounded in psychology and relationship science, this integrated mental, emotional and relational health programme helps you understand yourself, relate more effectively and build healthier relationships.
When: 27 to 29 November
Where: Swiss Club Singapore
Enabling Lives Festival 2026
The Enabling Lives Festival returns to Singapore, inviting visitors to discover new ways to communicate, play and connect. Organised by SG Enable, the festival features more than 70 programmes across Enabling Village and a new Inclusive Neighbourhood experience in Redhill.
When: 27 to 29 November
Where: Enabling Village
Move for Good – virtual run, walk or cycle
Move for Good is a virtual fitness fundraising initiative under the Let’s Open The Door campaign in Singapore. Join the challenge anytime, anywhere, by walking, running or cycling to clock distance while closing the housing gap. Simply link your Strava to start and win prizes while you go.
When: Until 30 November
Where: Online
Upcoming Singapore events in December
A Christmas Market by Design Assembly
Discover 45 independent brands, artisans and makers from Singapore and beyond, each chosen for their story, style and soul. There’s inspiration for everyone on your list, from fashion and jewellery to vintage finds, accessories, art, homewares, beauty, gourmet treats, festive tipples, Christmas wreaths, table centrepieces, thoughtful stocking fillers, gifts for men, and little luxuries for family, friends or yourself. A Christmas Market by Design Assembly is for people who appreciate good craft, great style and the joy of discovering something unexpected. Come early for festive treats!
When: 2 to 3 December
Where: Chijmes Hall
DINO-A-LIVE: Dinosaur Odyssey
DINO-A-LIVE: Dinosaur Odyssey makes its first-ever appearance outside Japan at Resorts World Sentosa, from 3 to 6 December. Featuring 15 life-sized dinosaurs brought to life through over 20 years of Japanese innovation, audiences can expect an immersive prehistoric adventure combining live performance, projection, lighting, music and special effects. Combining live performance, projection, lighting, sound, music and special effects, the production takes audiences on an immersive journey through the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, experiencing the wonder, power and drama of the prehistoric world.
When: 3 to 6 December
Where: Resorts World Sentosa
EL Workshop: Create your own fresh Christmas wreath with Wildflower Florist and Originals
Join us in kicking off the festive season with a fun, creative and cosy workshop with Wildflower Florist and Originals. Learn how to make a Christmas wreath firsthand from Wilma Watts, Creative Director of Wildflower Florist, surrounded by beautiful furniture curated by Originals. Materials will be provided – all you need is your jolly self and plenty of Christmas spirit!
When: 4 December, 10am to 12nn
Where: Originals Showroom
The Great British Ball
Step into an evening of elegance at the British Chamber of Commerce Singapore’s flagship social event, The Great British Ball.
When: 5 December
Where: The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore
A-Levels Open Evenings at The Perse School (Singapore)
Join The Perse School (Singapore) A-Level Open Evening, Taster Sessions and Open Days to find out about the school’s A-Level programme, launching in August 2027. At their Open Evenings, meet the Leadership, Academic and Admissions Teams, explore the campus and discover subject options, experiences and guidance that will shape the programme. The Perse School (Singapore) builds on the 400-year educational heritage of The Perse School Cambridge, known for strong A-Level results and progression to leading universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.
When: Until 31 December
Where: The Perse School (Singapore)
What’s on this weekend – Singapore events at museums and cultural centres
When Art Meets Nature
What does a forest sound like when it comes alive indoors? What stories does a river carry across cultures and generations? When Art Meets Nature invites children and families on an immersive, multi-sensory journey inspired by the world around us. Co-curated by the Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts and National Gallery Singapore, this presentation brings to Singapore two works from the exhibition’s first showing in 2025 at the Taoyuan Children’s Art Center: one by Peace Forest by Singaporean artist Soh Ee Shaun, the other Where the River Runs, Taiwanese artist Yenting Hsu.
When: Until 1 November
Where: National Gallery
Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath at ArtScience Museum
Conceived as an “emersive” experience, the exhibition positions visitors as active participants in a journey beneath the waves, taking them into the ocean’s shifting environments before resurfacing with new understanding. At the heart of the exhibition is extraordinary footage captured by OceanX, a leading ocean exploration and media organisation. Using advanced submersibles capable of filming at all depths of the ocean, OceanX has documented environments that remain largely unseen. Much of the footage presented in the exhibition has never been shown publicly before.
When: Until 1 November
Where: ArtScience Museum
New Life by Bordalo II
Created by internationally renowned Portuguese street artist Artur Bordalo, better known as Bordalo II, New Life is a seven-metre-tall sculpture of a critically endangered orangutan and its baby, built from discarded material collected in Singapore. The sculpture is the centrepiece of a new sustainability initiative by Singlife. It replaces a previous Sumatran tiger sculpture the artist built four years ago in Singapore. Bordalo II is known for transforming waste into larger-than-life animal artworks. This powerful work of art challenges you to reconsider how the choices we make today can shape the world we leave for generations to come. New Life will remain at its location for the next four years.
When: Ongoing
Where: Gardens by the Bay
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.
- 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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