Things To Do This Week In Singapore: 12 to 18 Oct

Those who still say there's nothing to do just aren't looking hard enough. Luckily, we've done the legwork so you don't have to. Here are things to do in Singapore that you can check out...

LEGO F1 Experience the Action

We can't say no to LEGO, can we? Especially since we're talking about 400,000 LEGO elements in one place. There's the life-sized VCARB F1 LEGO Big Build, four interactive challenges to take part in, and of course, LEGO promos that you don't want to miss. Great for those feeling the post-F1 blues. (Or who just love LEGO.)

Until 18 Oct at Suntec City Atrium. Learn more about LEGO F1: Experience The Action

The First Fan

G-Dragon’s PEACEMINUSONE is teaming up with Toy Story for this pop-up that’s made for K-pop fans, Toy Story lovers and anyone who has ever said, “I’m just looking”. (Warning: You probably won’t be just looking.) Explore 100+ collectables, fashion and lifestyle pieces, immersive installations, photo booths and a Dream Wall for your main-character moment. They also have Singapore-exclusive merch, and each entry pass also gives you an exclusive tote bag. For Collectors, three ultra-limited figures will be available in Singapore; all you need to do is spend $200 or more, and you could score an invite to buy one. Your wallet has been warned.

16 Oct to 11 Nov at CQ @ Clarke Quay, Block B 01-02. Tickets at $12. Learn more about The First Fan

Horizon of Khufu: Journey In Ancient Egypt

Want to stroll through a 4,500-year-old pyramid, but can’t make the trip to the Land of the Pharaohs? Well, the VR experience that is Horizon of Khufu could be the next best thing. Using historical and scientific research, it’s where ancient history meets cool technology: you can fly across the Giza Plateau, climb to the pyramid’s summit, explore hidden corridors and even sail down the Nile.

Ongoing at GROUNDSEESAW Singapore, Level 3, Parkview Square, 600 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188778. Tickets: S$35 (adult), S$29 (child). Explore more about Horizon of Khufu

A Velvet Affair

Three Singapore house music pioneers, Aldrin, Jeremy Boon and Brendon Perera, are joining forces for a rare back-to-back-to-back set celebrating the music and legacy of Velvet Underground, one of Singapore’s historic clubs. Also on the line-up are Mike Risk, Merah and Folie à Deux. Expect an extended session of records, memories and house music history, as the party runs from afternoon into the night.

17 Oct, 2pm onwards at El Chido, RF at Pullman Singapore, Hill Street. Tickets at $35. Find out more about A Velvet Affair

Plugged In For Nepal

10 Singapore acts. One worthwhile cause. This half-day benefit concert aims to raise disaster relief funds for victims of the devastating floods that wrecked Nepal in late August. The line-up includes some of the Lion City's most exciting musos, such as soul singer Shazza, punk rockers Iman's League and alt-rock purveyors Hijack Hayley, among others. In partnership with Singapore Red Cross, 100% of ticket proceeds and on-site donations will go to humanitarian assistance, emergency relief and recovery efforts for the affected communities. You can also donate directly.

18 Oct, 3pm to 10pm at Blu Jaz Clarke Quay, Tickets from $20. Get tickets for Plugged In For Nepal

The Choya Ginza Bar

Singapore’s night scene just got a new shot in the arm with the Choya Ginza Bar. Straight from Tokyo, this fresh spot reimagines your favourite umeshu into craft creations you won’t find in a standard supermarket bottle. First, dive into custom plum infused cocktails mixed with high quality spirits, herbs, and teas. Next, pair your drinks with exclusive umeshu infused bites designed for sharing. Finally, soak in the sleek Japanese interior that feels like a quiet escape from daily group chat chaos. Space is limited, so reserve early.

Located at #02-06 Nihon Street, Millennia Walk. Make reservations for The Choya Ginza Bar

Listening to Taiwan

Give your ears something better to do than your usual Spotify playlist. Taiwan’s NTSO is on their Asian tour and this stop features Singaporean pianist Albert Tiu. Together they will present a showcase of Taiwanese, Singaporean and Western classical works. The Singapore Symphony Chorus and Singapore Symphony Youth Choir also join the lineup, because apparently one orchestra was not enough. Looking for real music? It doesn’t get realer than this.

14 Oct, 7.30pm at the Esplanade Concert Hall. Tickets at $35. Find out more about Listening To Taiwan

Deepavali Open House 2026

Get some vibrant street vibes as Little India transforms into the ultimate festive hangout, thanks to this open house. It packs everything from live street performances and vintage saree photo booths to craft sessions and biryani masterclasses, while night owls can soak in late-night dance shows all day and into the night.

17 Oct to 8 Nov, 10am to 6pm (till 8pm on Saturdays) at the Indian Heritage Centre, 5 Campbell Lane, Singapore 209924. Free admission, but some workshops require tickets. Learn more about the Deepavali Open House 2026

Open Call: Community Art Space Aliwal

Calling all artists! A new arts initiative, Community Art Space Aliwal, is being set up at 67 Aliwal St (aka the former unit of Independent Archive Ltd), and they're looking for artists, crafters, creatives with ready-to-showcase work, merch, paintings and more for an opening event involving a multitude of creatives. Envisioned as a ground-up, self-funded, DIY and community-centric space, CASA will have exhibitions, recitals, gatherings, pop-ups, experimental events and much more. The opening event happens on 24 to 25 Oct. If you're interested, drop them a DM (@casa67aliwal) or email [email protected] to express interest! By 14 Oct, all selected parties will be added to a group chat.

Register by 13 Oct. Email: [email protected] or DM Community Art Space Aliwal

Old Horse Still Have Spring 2.0 (老马也有春天2.0)

Local comedy heavyweight Mark Lee is galloping back to the stage with this new show. This time he offers his candid takes on survivng quarter-life crises, corporate burnout, adulting, and slow living. Plus, his quick-witted banter offers the ultimate stress-relief therapy after a long work week.

16 and 17 Oct, 8pm at the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sansds. Tickets from $38. Book your seat for Old Horse Still Have Spring 2.0

Letter To Birds

Art, creativity and doing some good? That's how you can spend your Saturday at this one-day fundraising art market/music performance, bringing together Singapore's creative community to support humanitarian aid in Palestine. Discover limited-edition prints, handmade crafts, graphic tees, zines, music and other goodies from independent artists and makers during the day, then chill out and enjoy music from Lion City musos like Charlie Lim, Bani Haykal and more. Tickets/donations are at the door, and every purchase helps fund relief efforts through local non-profits Mercy Relief and LoveAidSG. Time to put your money towards something that matters..

18 Oct, 1pm to 9.30pm @ Filmhouse, Golden Mile Tower, 6001 Beach Road, #05-00, Singapore 199589. Learn more about Letters To Birds

Truth, But Make It Funny

Turn your awkward life moments into creative gold at this interactive storytelling workshop led by stand-up comedian Nebulous Niang. If you're looking to level up your social media content, this session unpacks how to blend humour, honesty, and vulnerability to make your personal story stand out via punch-up techniques, and a fresh, relatable framework for turning real-world plot twists into engaging material. Good for your personal passion projects, creative writing, or even workplace presentations.

17 Oct, 10am to 1pm at Sing Lit Station, 22 Dickson Road, #02-01, Singapore 209506. Tickets from $55. Book your spot for Truth, But Make It Funny

The Living Archive: A Market of Modern Memories

To mark its 139th birthday, the National Museum turns into a "Living & Design Market", a celebration of everyday objects and the makers who transform the ordinary ino something meaningful. Discover a curated selection of ceramics, stationery, art prints, home goods, apparel, food and more. There'll also be workshops, live demonstrations and hands-on activities with makers who are experts at their craft..

Until 18 Oct, 10am to 7pm, Level 1 and Basement at the National Museum Singapore. Learn more about The Living Archive: A Market of Modern Memories

Cabinet Of Curiosities

Yishun has a rep for being Singapore’s meme capital, but there’s more to this heartland than Internet jokes. This walking trail takes you into its town centre and offers a fresh perspective on a familiar neighbourhood. Snap a pic of its rocket-inspired cinema, sample traditional Peranakan snacks, get up close with exotic creatures, and learn how Yishun became the place it is today.

17 Oct, 10.30am to 12.30pm at Yishun MRT Station. Tickets at $30. Learn more about Cabinet Of Curiosities

Dimension Nova: Anime Music Pop Concert

This concert brings you into the wondrous worlds of anime with anisong vocalist Ellen, who'll perform interpretations of the music from series such as Demon Slayer, Attack on Titan, Slam Dunk and more. Experience your favourite OPs and EDs live onstage, from nostalgic ballads to high-energy rock-outs

16 Oct, 7.30pm at the Victoria Theatre. Tickets from $38. Get more info about Dimension Nova: Anime Music Pop Concert

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