Things To Do In Singapore: 3 to 13 Sep
Green Day only wanted to be woken up when September ended, but then they'd miss out on all the cool happenings in the coming week, especially since it's the school holidays. Whether you're looking for things to do with your kids or just wanting new experiences, here's what you can look forward to.
Homegrown 2026
Who it's for: Local music lovers and everyone else, too! Headlined by bedroom-pop star-turned-global sensation Regina Song and fan favourite pop-groove merchants brb., this is your best chance to catch international-level SG talent live without spending a single cent! Other awesome acts to catch include Forests, Ice Cream Sundays, 10pm Noise Complaint, and MDC talents RINES, Dominic Chin, Gail Belmonte and more. There'll also be pop-up booths for some retail therapy. Great music and good vibes – what's not to like?
11 to 13 Sep, various timings @ PLQ Plaza. Get more info here
Youth Music Matters: The Finals
Who it's for: Those looking for the next big thing in local talent, that's who. Come and support Singapore’s young bands as they duke it out onstage for the ultimate prize: a chance to perform live at the 2026 Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix. It's a perfect way to discover your new favourite bands before they blow up, so you can that guy who keeps telling everyone about how you saw them "back when they were unknowns". Plus, it's free.
6 Sept, 2.30pm @ Timbre+ One North, 73A Ayer Rajah Cres., JTC LaunchPad @ one-north, Singapore 139957. Get more deets here
Peppa Pig: Fun Day Out!
Who it's for: Those who want to treat their kids this school holidays, especially Fans of the most famous piggy family of the 21st century. Peppa Pig and her fam and friends are excited to go to the zoo and the beach, but things don't always go according to plan. This oink-tastic show is packed with music, laughter and fun, making this the right first live theatre experience for the little 'uns.
PLUS: You can also try Baia's Peppa Pig Fun Day Out Family Brunch on 6 Sep, where you can tuck into their buffet spread and the young ones can look forward to face painting, balloon sculpting and roving tableside magic, making it an entertaining day out for the whole family. Baia’s Sunday All-Day Happy Hour will also continue alongside the brunch
5 & 6 Sep, various timings @ The Esplanade Theatre. Get more info here. Family Brunch is on 6 Sep from 11am. Make reservations here
Ann Siang Sounds: Open Jam
Who it's for: Those who like a fun time making friends and making music. Kick off the weekend by bringing your instruments, your voices, and your best Friday night energy to the Singapore River. It's the first-ever jam by the water with riverside vibes, and music from the heart.
11 Sep, 8.30pm onwards @ UOB Plaza Atrium. Get more info here
Monstress
Who it's for: Love thought-provoking theatre, raw local storytelling, or deeply meaningful art? You'll love this! Written by and starring Claire Teo, "Monstress" exploresthe quiet, everyday tensions of HDB living in Singapore that we usually ignore in our daily routines, and holds up a mirror to social expectations and family pressures. A must-watch if you want to be moved, challenged, and inspired by a story that hits close to home.
4 to 6 Sep, 8pm (matinee at 3pm) @ Esplanade Theatre Studio. More info and tickets here
The Quay Collective
Who it's for: Those who enjoy riverside activities. The Singapore River Festival is back with "The Quay Collective" – touted to be one massive, glorious riverside party. First up, trade your usual hangover for a healthy buzz at the Acai Social inside Clarke Quay’s oldest heritage building, because dancing to Top 20 hits while eating superfoods is peak adulthood. Next, test your friendship by solving clues on the outdoor Monopoly: Hidden Singapore adventure to unlock secret river stories. Finally, hop on the Whispers of the Twin Quays boat-and-walk tour to soak in the waterfront views.
11 to 20 Sep @ various venues along the Singapore River. More info here
When Art Meets Nature
Who it's for: Looking for a cool, eco-friendly outing with the kids? Co-created by the National Gallery and Taiwan's Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts, this free, multi-sensory children's art exhibition features soft animal sculptures in a playful forest and soothing river soundscapes. It is a clever, hands-on way to spark creativity while teaching young minds about sustainability.
Until 1 Nov @ National Gallery. Learn more here
Disco Hue
Who it's for: If you've ever wondered what happened to Disco Hue, well, wonder no more. The Singapore synth-pop quartet returns to the festival stage this year, marking the 10th anniversary of their debut EP, "Arcade". With their shimmery hooks, layered synth sounds, and groovy basslines, Disco Hue have accumulated well over 5 million streams to date. This is one set that you'll want to see.
5 Sep, 10.15pm @ Powerhouse² (aka Singtel Waterfront Theatre at Esplanade). Free, but you need to register. Get more info here
Air Force Day at Air Force Museum
Who it's for: If you (or your family members) can't help but think of Kenny Loggins' "Danger Zone" every time you see jet fighters zoom by, then you'll want to head to the Air Force Museum for the Air Force Day celebrations. Not only can you explore the world of the RSAF via exciting hands-on activities and aircraft simulators, but you can also fill your socmed feed at the static display with various aircraft through the years, including a version of the "MiG-28" made famous by "Top Gun". Oh, you can also fuel up with the makan from the food bazaar.
5 and 6 Sep @ Singapore Air Force Museum, 400 Airport Rd, Singapore 534234. Book your tickets here
Park Heritage Festival
Who it's for: Those looking for a fun outdoor plan, head over to Singapore Botanic Gardens and Fort Canning Park for their nine-day Park Heritage Festival. It promises to be packed with activities: you can enjoy guided night tours, a Heritage Rally, craft booths, film screenings, music performances and relief-printing workshops. It is a fantastic, hands-on way for families and nature lovers to explore Singapore's rich history together.
Until 13 Sep, various timings @ Singapore Botanic Gardens and Fort Canning Park. Get more info here
One Last Snowfall at Snow City
Who it's for: You like cool weather? It doesn't get any cooler than at Snow City. Plus, they have a Farewell Promotion for you, now that they're closing their doors at the end of the month. Play with snowballs, see ice sculptures, ride a snow tube, and enjoy loads of other winter-esque activities that you won't get to experience here again. Great for kids and adults alike.
Until 30 Sep @ Snow City, 21 Jurong Town Hall Rd, Singapore 609433. Book your tickets here
Mind The Gap Book Launch @ Malay Heritage Centre
Who it's for: Those who want something different, head to the Malay Heritage Centre for the launch of "Mind the Gap", the 2026 Epigram Books Fiction Prize winner written by Ratna Damayanti Taha, who will share the novel's exploration of our nation's systemic inequalities and the quiet compromises we make to belong.
29 Aug @ Indian Heritage Centre, 5 Campbell Lane, Singapore 209924. Get more details
Free Eats For Kids
Who it's for: Er, parents with young children who want free meals (that aren't only chicken nuggets and fish sticks). Several restos are offering free buffet meals for young children, including Planter's Shed, Zaffron Kitchen, Sky22, Rise at MBS, Hard Rock Cafe, Little Farms and more. T&Cs do apply, so it's best to check with the dining establishments for any updates before going there (it will save you a headache – speaking from experience).
Hood Loops Festival
Who it's for: Those who like to be on-the-go. Lace up your sneakers for this free community countdown to the Singapore International Marathon. This fun weekend event brings together runners, nature fans, and families for community 3km and 5km runs, art jamming with designer Jonny Chan, panel talks, and fitness sessions like HIIT and yoga. Grab a bite, catch an open mic, and finish off the night with a fest party.
5 and 6 Sep @ CQ at Clarke Quay. Get info and register here
Sanrio Characters Moonlit Garden
Who it's for: Those who want a cuteness overload to mark the Mid-Autumn Festival: VivoCity's Sky Park turns into a playground of Sanrio characters, including Hello Kitty, Kuromi, and Pompompurin. Kids will love the Kuromi carnival games, while parents can grab delicious mooncakes at the TANGS Mid-Autumn Fair there. A delightful, family-friendly way to end the day out under the stars.
Until 27 Sep @ VivoCity Sky Park. Find out more here
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