Things To Do In Singapore: 28 Aug to 6 Sep
August is when a lot of local music comes to the fore, but there are other things to do if that's not your jam. From hidden rewilding experiences to power plays to cultural celebrations, here's what you can check out in the coming days...
Youth Music Matters: The Finals
Who it's for: Those who are looking for unreal live energy and raw local talent. Singapore’s young bands (ages 16 to 25) will battle it out on stage for the ultimate prize: a coveted spot to perform live at the 2026 Formula 1 Grand Prix here. It's the perfect hangout to grab a bite and discover your new favourite local artists before they blow up, so you can be the one to say, "I 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
Wild Garden Walk
Who it's for: Those who like experiencing new, unexpectedly wild sides of the Lion City, or just looking for a fresh way to spice up your weekend. This is a monthly two-hour rewilding experience led by passionate guerrilla gardeners. Through their efforts, native flora has been restored, bringing back over 500 species of local wildlife. You can also enjoy complimentary local bakes and drinks, and take home your very own potted, bee-friendly plant.
29 & 30 Aug, 9.30am @ Woodlands Botanical Garden, Marsiling Road. Get more info here
Singapore Night Festival
Who it's for: Singapore’s largest nocturnal experience returns with a "Myths and Legends" theme, turning the Bras Basah-Bugis precinct into a mythical district where stories come to life. Highlights include "Tales of Earth and Sea", a striking facade projection at the National Museum, "Horror Nights @ Oldham Theatre", with screenings of Asian horror flicks; and interactive art at the Kinetic Wall in Funan.
Until 5 Sep, 5.30pm onwards @ various locations in the Bras Basah-Bugis area. Get more info here
Lilytopia
Who it's for: Those who want to see a side of Egypt that isn't just pyramids and sand. This Ancient Egypt-themed floral display at Gardens By The Bay's Flower Dome is a colourful spectacle featuring over 7,000 blooming lilies, sacred Egyptian Blue Lotuses, and giant waterlilies, all surrounded by vibrant, temple-inspired installations and towering statues. Turn your feed into a carousel of colour with this!
Until 27 Sep @ Flower Dome, Gardens By The Bay. More info and tickets here
Captain Tsubasa: One World, One Team Art Exhibition
Who it's for: Speaking of colourful, those looking for an ultra-cool nostalgic manga trip mixed with colourful art won't want to miss this. Currently on its global tour, this travelling exhibition brings the legendary football manga to life. Highlights include exclusive brand-new artwork created specifically for this world tour by series creator Yoichi Takahashi, interactive elements, and yes, collectables like limited-edition Sofubi vinyl figures, custom T-shirts, caps, and postcard sets.
Until 31 Aug @ Visual Arts Centre, 10 Penang Road, 01-02 Dhoby Ghaut Green, Singapore 238469. More info and tickets here
The Click Five For Lovers Tour
Who it's for: Those who want to unlock maximum 2000s nostalgia? Boston's power-poppers are set to deliver an electrifying night filled with anthems like "Just The Girl", "Jenny", "Catch Your Wave" and more. Time to make new core pop-rock memories.
29 Aug, 8pm @ Arena @ EXPO (aka Singapore EXPO Hall 7), 1 Expo Drive, Singapore 486150. Get tickets here
Baybeats 2026
Who it's for: This is the premier indie music experience in Singapore. This year, Baybeats marks its 25th anniversary, bringing together everything from indie rock and emo to synth-pop and heavy metal across multiple live stages. Check out Japanese legends Boris, Austrian indie-pop outfit Bilderbuch, and homegrown favourites Disco Hue (their reunion gig!); or explore the Gas Attack market bazaar, score exclusive band merch at the Festival Village, or jump into a Beatsverse Roblox world. Plus, the shows are FOC, so don't say we never say.
3 to 6 Sep, various timings @ The Esplanade. Get more info here
Green-House Festival 2026
Who it's for: If you want to know how to make living sustainably actually fun, this is where you need to be. The Green-House Festival's 5th edition is expanding outdoors into the newly renovated terrace garden. Check out more than 100 local responsible brands, meet passionate creatives, and see how everyday choices around food, fashion, and shopping are changing our environment for the better.
28 to 30 Aug @ Temasek Shophouse, Dhoby Ghaut. More info and tickets here
Tunggu Sekejap: The P. Ramlee Suite
Who it's for: Those who've always wondered about one of Singapore's biggest legendary figures – no, not Sang Nila Utama, but P. Ramlee. Directed by the multi-award-winning Ivan Heng and created by renowned music director Julian Wong, this unique production re-imagines P. Ramlee's music into a stunning orchestral experience. It's a stylish mix of pop-culture history, live symphonic beats, and intimate storytelling that gives a fresh perspective on our timeless music heritage.
Until 30 Aug, various timings @ The Ngee Ann Kongsi Theatre @ Wild Rice, Funan, 107 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179105. Get tickets here
Hamlet
Who it's for: To see or not to see? That is the question. This is the answer: To see. This is "Hamlet" like you've never seen it before – unless you were in London previously and saw this same version. Directed by Robert Hastie, this is not your typical dry, Lit class Shakespeare. It's a sharp, stylish, and contemporary reimagining. And you can watch this world-class West End stage drama without travelling all the way to the UK.
29 Aug, 1.30pm @ Singtel Waterfront Theatre, Esplanade. Find out more here
New Bahru Open House
Who it's for: Those who love block parties – and really, who doesn't? You should definitely pull up to New Bahru and chill at the Mini Lawn Festival with live DJ sets, or grab good eats, or browse over 50 creatives at the In-Between art marketplace, where you can check out the exclusive merch drops.
29 & 30 Aug @ New Bahru 46 & 58 Kim Yam Road Singapore 239351. More info here
Little India Street Festival Open House 2026
Who it's for: Those who want to swap their usual routine for something vibrant. Organised by the Indian Heritage Centre, this event features live performances, interactive cultural experiences, and delicious Indian food, all the while soaking in the rich heritage. Need we say more?
29 Aug @ Indian Heritage Centre, 5 Campbell Lane, Singapore 209924. Get more deets here
Echoes Of Us
Who it's for: Those who want a celebratory evening of Singapore's Chinese pop music scene. It's original music, real stories and honest emotions. Singer Yokez headlines a line-up that features familiar names like Sherman Zhuo and Lennerd, alongside up-and-coming musicians including Abbey, Cold Cut Duo and Ben Hum.
5 Sep, 7.30pm @ Capitol Theatre. Get your info and tickets here
Sushiro 1-for-1
Who it's for: Sushiro fans, and more importantly, Sushiro fans who like a good deal. To mark the opening of its Orchard Gateway outlet, they're offering 1-for-1 deals on various dishes including Big Fresh Cut Salmon, Marinated Uni Wrap, Fatty Tuna and others. Offers differ according to the day.
Until 3 Sep @ Sushiro Orchard Gateway.
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