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 April 2025
ART N ASH Jewellery Show: Bloom and Bling
Join an exclusive Jewellery Show where you can explore a diamond and coloured stone collection ranging from everyday elegance to luxurious bling. Get personalised attention and styling advice as you discover your next treasure.
When: 25 to 28 April
Where: Address provided upon registration
Weekend Brunch at Kaya at The Standard
For izakaya right in the heart of Singapore, head to Kaya at The Standard. On the last Saturday of every month, Kaya hosts an à la carte buffet with a Japanese-inspired spread.
When: 26 April
Where: Kaya at The Standard, 12 Orange Grove Road
Flash Forward – Menopause Care Forum
If you’re a woman over 35 and want to learn how to identify changes in your body and take control of your health, this event is for you.
When: 26 April
Where: NTUC Centre
Eco Fashion Weekend Awards and Showcase
The Eco Fashion Awards and Fashion Showcase is back. Join a community of eco-conscious fashion lovers for an evening of creativity, sustainability, and purpose in fashion.
When: 26 April
Where: Ida’s Bar and Event Space
Family Constellation Workshop with Counseling Perspective
Join a therapeutic workshop led by Jon Unal, founder of Conscious Beginnings, an experienced systemic and organisational constellation facilitator, leadership coach, and psychotherapist.
This workshop is designed to help participants uncover hidden family patterns, release emotional blockages, and restore harmony in their lives.
When: 26 to 27 April
Where: Counseling Perspective at OASIS
Parenting Teens Conference
A thoughtfully curated conference on parenting teens and youth mental health where experts, practitioners and youths share personal experiences and real-life challenges so you can make better sense of your teens.
When: 27 April
Where: The Catapult
A French Kiss in Singapore
Back by popular demand, A French Kiss in Singapore returns to dazzle audiences with an unforgettable musical experience. This reimagined musical celebrates the artistry of four of France’s most beloved contemporary songwriters and performers – Charles Aznavour, Serge Gainsbourg, Jacques Brel, and Charles Trenet. Their timeless classics, immortalised by legends like Frank Sinatra, Liza Minnelli, and David Bowie, will transport you on a journey through love’s many twists and turns.
When: Until 27 April
Where: Drama Theatre, School of the Arts (SOTA)
Eco Fashion Weekend Mindful Stitching Workshop
Back by popular demand after a successful debut in 2024, the Mindful Stitching Workshop invites you to slow down and stitch with purpose.
When: 27 April
Where: Crane, Downtown Gallery
Alexandra Park Walk – New Date!
Alexandra Park is no ordinary residential area – it’s home to some of the most beautiful black-and-white houses in Singapore. The area is full of history, grand colonial architecture and on the plus side, the walk is relatively easy.
When: 28 April
Where: Kent Ridge Park, Car Park B
EL Coffee Morning for Parents of Teens
Join Counseling Perspective’s counsellors, coaches and wellness specialists for a vital discussion on navigating teen challenges.. In this 90-minute session, gain key insights, practical strategies and guidance to support their mental and emotional wellbeing. Chat with about how to foster resilience, connection and balance together in a positive way.
When: 30 April, 9.30am to 11.30am
Where: Singapura Room, Hollandse Club
Brighton College (Singapore) Weekly Open Mornings
Choosing the right school is an important decision, and Brighton College (Singapore)’s weekly Open Mornings offer a wonderful opportunity to explore their beautiful campus. Come see their classrooms in action and gain personal insight into the education they offer children from 18 months to 14 years old.
When: Until 30 April
Where: Brighton College (Singapore)
Canvas SG – Edition 1
An exhibition showcase that’s curated by Be One Gallery and set up in collaboration with FortyTwo, it features thoughtfully designed spaces where furniture and art come together to tell unique stories. It’s an immersive experience that feels like stepping into a completely curated home.
When: Until 30 April
Where: Linsy by FortyTwo
More activities and events in Singapore
Kent Ridge – Alexandra Park Walk with IWG
We’re very excited for this EL walk, as we have partnered up with The Italian Women’s Group.
Alexandra Park is no ordinary residential area – it’s home to some of the most beautiful black-and-white houses in Singapore. The area is full of history, grand colonial architecture and on the plus side, the walk is relatively easy.
When: 7 May
Where: Starting from Kent Ridge Park
BOL Gallery exhibition: In the Midst of Life
This exhibition features the work of contemporary artist Jungkee Son, known for his contemplative black-and-white drawings that explore themes of solitude, resilience, and quiet introspection.
When: 9 May to 6 June
Where: BOL Gallery
Darkness Into Light 2025 – Annual Walk around Marina Bay
Join this annual sunrise walk to support mental health and suicide prevention. St Patrick’s Society Singapore will be meeting for an unofficial walk around Marina Bay at 6am, followed by coffee and a chance to connect.
When: 10 May
Where: The Promontory @ Marina Bay
Red Dot Green Dot 2025 – The Ireland Funds Singapore Arts Collaboration with LASALLE College of the Arts
The Ireland Funds Singapore and LASALLE College of the Arts invite you to an annual arts collaboration, Red Dot Green Dot 2025 – an evening of spoken word, music, literature and laughter celebrating the cultures of Ireland and Singapore with talented performances from LASALLE students and alumni community, and members of the Irish community.
When: 10 May
Where: LASALLE College of the Arts
The Pregnant and Popped Fair
The Pregnant and Popped Fair is designed to cut through the noise and support you through pregnancy, postpartum, and the first years.
When: 10 May
Where: Trehaus @ Funan Mall
SSO Mother’s Day Concert
Celebrate mum with an evening of music at this free open-air concert. Pack a picnic and head to the Botanic Gardens for a mix of classical gems and familiar tunes. Just remember to arrive early – it’s a crowd favourite for a reason!
When: 11 May
Where: Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage, Singapore Botanic Gardens
Botanic Gardens Walk
It’s an oldie but a goodie! Every time we walk in the Singapore Botanic Gardens we discover something new and exciting. Come exploring with us – you might discover a spot you’ve never seen before!
When: 14 May
Where: Cluny Court gate, Singapore Botanic Gardens
Dynamics International School Open House
Dynamics International School welcomes you to their Open House where you can experience how they make education both engaging and fun with their dynamic, AI-enhanced and inclusive learning environment.
When: 16 May
Where: Dynamics International School
Future Leaders Conclave 2025 by Enabling Leadership
Join an exclusive evening for high school students (aged 14 to 19) and their parents featuring panel discussions with senior executives from Google, Microsoft and more. Discover insights into the future of AI, leadership, and innovation.
When: 16 May
Where: NTU Alumni Building
Navigating Gen Z Girlhood
Today’s girls face increased pressure, competition, and high expectations, especially in driven cities like Singapore. In this workshop, experienced international Family Physician Dr Valerie Druon and teen-choice dietitian Vanessa McNamara will provide an understanding of how their brain, bodies, nutritional needs are changing and how we can support their mental and physical wellbeing.
When: 16 May
Where: The Great Room Raffles Arcade
BIGWalk SG 2025
As part of the SG60 celebrations, BIGWalk SG 2025 returns bigger than ever! Enjoy a scenic 5km walk around Marina Bay, followed by a nostalgic heritage telematch featuring childhood games and exciting prizes.
When: 18 May
Where: Marina Barrage
EL Event – Let’s Talk Orthodontics!
If you want to learn more about teeth straightening for you, or your children, join us at this coffee morning at the Hollandse Club. Dr May Ling Eide, the resident Braces and Invisalign Dentist at Skye Dental, will discuss the choices for orthodontic treatments and the pros and cons of each.
When: 21 May
Where: The Singapura Room, Hollandse Club
SingaporeAndYou Onboarding Programme: Create your own Singapore Story
Are you ready to take your Singapore journey to the next level? Whether you’re a new expat in the Lion City or eager to make the most of your adventure, SingaporeAndYou can help you thrive. Join a six-day onboarding programme starting on 23 May.
When: 23 May to 11 June
Where: 66 Trevose Crescent
Hello Singapore! Solo Exhibition by Tess Smith-Roberts
The newly launched Heartware Store & Gallery is thrilled to present Hello Singapore!, an exhibition by London-based illustrator Tess Smith-Roberts.
When: Until 25 May
Where: Heartware Store & Gallery
Jurassic World: The Experience at Gardens by the Bay
Get ready for a prehistoric adventure as Jurassic World: The Experience roars into Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay from 29 May 2025! Presented by NEON and Universal Live Entertainment, this immersive exhibition brings the iconic film franchise to life with life-sized animatronic and sculpted dinosaurs nestled among lush greenery.
When: From 29 May
Where: Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay
Giovanni Leonardo Bassan’s first solo exhibition in Singapore
LOY Contemporary Art Gallery will soon host Non c’è Rosa Senza Spine, (“Ain’t No Roses Without Thorns”), the first Singapore solo exhibition by Paris-based Italian artist Giovanni Leonardo Bassan.
When: Until 30 May
Where: Loy Gallery
Back for its 31st Year: Singapore’s Celebrated Piano Festival
The 31st edition of the Singapore International Piano Festival (SIPF), presented by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO), will feature recitals, masterclasses and a lecture recital by four outstanding pianists.
When: 26 June to 29 June
Explorers – The Age of Discovery with James May
James May is set to premiere a landmark live theatre show in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore, bringing to life the stories of the extraordinary explorers who traversed the deserts, scaled the mountains, sailed into the unknown.
When: 22 to 23 August
Where: Capitol Theatre
Upcoming events at museums and cultural centres
Heman Chong: An Exploration of Art & Meaning at Singapore Art Museum
Singapore Art Museum presents Heman Chong: This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness, the first major exhibition showcasing the diverse works of renowned artist Heman Chong.
When: 10 May to 17 August
Where: Singapore Art Museum
Everyday Practices
A showcase of artworks by 19 artists and one collective from across 10 Asian countries exploring how daily routines and repetitive actions can become meaningful in challenging times, inviting visitors to reflect on the endurance required by everyday life.
When: Until 20 July
Where: Singapore Art Museum
Untold Stories – Exhibition at the National Library Building
Before mass tourism in Bali began in the 1960s, a group of four Singapore artists ventured there in 1952 for inspiration, creating a rich collection of works that left a lasting legacy on Singapore’s art history. The National Library Board’s Untold Stories: Four Singapore Artists’ Quest for Inspiration in Bali 1952 exhibition focuses on this landmark field trip to Bali and Java by Liu Kang, Chen Chong Swee, Cheong Soo Pieng, and Chen Wen Hsi.
When: Until 3 August
Where: National Library Building
Batik Nonyas: Three Generations of Art and Entrepreneurship
Through textiles and objects, the exhibition showcases the family, art and entrepreneurship journey of three generations of three Peranakan women through the rapid political, cultural, and economic changes of their times.
When: Until 31 August
Where: Peranakan Museum
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
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
Singapore Stories: Pathways and Detours in Art
The newly revamped DBS Singapore Gallery exhibition presents a layered, ever-changing story of Singapore’s art history, continually questioning itself: Whose story is this? Where is home? What is new? Who is looking? What is art for? Explore the unique pathways and detours of artists, and see their iconic artworks from the 19th century to present.
When: Ongoing
Where: National Gallery
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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