Things To Do This Week In Singapore: 2 to 8 Nov

Whether it's Deepavali outings or art and rock in the Lion City, here are things to do in Singapore that you can check out this week...

Deepavali Open House

The Indian Heritage Centre’s Deepavali Open House features the theme, “House of Memories”, and explores how the festival has been celebrated across generations, with heirloom sarees and archival photographs sharing personal stories. Drop by for weekend activities such as decorating a mini mithai (Indian sweet) box, painting a clay brooch, browsing the festive bazaar or dressing up for a vintage-style photo. There are also live cultural performances and free Saturday evening museum tours. Entry is free.

Until 8 Nov, 10am onwards, at the Indian Heritage Centre. Get more Deepavali Open House details

Deepavali Pop-Up

Hosted by local jagua and henna brand, Indian Inks, this Deepavali pop-up features a line-up of more than 20 local vendors to get you into the festive spirit. Expect Indian Inks’ henna booth, fashion and lifestyle brands, F&B offerings, and handmade goodies, among others. Whether you’re coming to shop, snack, get your nails done, take cute pics or soak in the Deepavali vibes, they promise something for everyone.

6 & 7 Nov, at LYF @ Farrer Park Singapore. Admission is free. Find more info about the Deepavali Pop-Up

Paul Gilbert WROC World Tour

It's absolute guitar wizardry with Mr Big and Racer X co-founder Paul Gilbert. He'll hit the stage with his full touring band to melt faces with blistering solos and tracks from his latest album, WROC (Washington's Rules of Civility). If you appreciate real musical talent over backing tracks, this intimate gig is a must-see.

3 Nov, 8pm at Hard Rock Cafe. Tickets from $98. Book it for the Paul Gilbert WROC World Tour

Woofie's Last Sale

Woofie is closing its Haji Lane outlet on 7 Nov and they say everything must go. So, this is your last chance to pick up hidden gems for crazy-cheap prices, which start from $2. (You can't even get a bak chor mee for that price!) So don't delay, get a thrift fit that fits you today.

Until 7 Nov at Woofie's HaJi Lane outlet, 666 North Bridge Road. Opening hours: 1 to 8pm More info on Woofie's Last Sale

Wings: Rockin' The Lion City

Time to channel your inner rock god because legendary Malaysian rock icons Wings are taking over the stage! Frontman Awie brings his powerhouse vocals and pure stadium rock energy up close. Expect to hear classics such as “Intan Ku Kesepian”, “Bujang Senang” and “Sejati”. Tickets from $88.

7 Nov, 8pm at Esplanade Theatre. More details about WIngs: Rockin' The Lion City

Gundam Base Pop-Up

One of the most famous names in giant mech robots will be making a pop-up in the city. The Gundam Pop-Up will feature an exclusive lineup of event-limited model kits and interactive Gunpla Building Workshops (for both beginners and enthusiasts) where you can take home a complimentary kit.

Until 9 Nov, 10am to 10pm, at Bugis+, Level 2 Atrium. Free admission. Learn more about the Gundam Base Pop-Up

Shiv Kamdar's Diwali

South Asian beats take over the iconic nightclub Zouk, bringing the inimitable sounds of DJs Rahill Mehta, CHICHI and Aryan, who have been making waves in Singapore's South Asian music scene. Whether you're familiar with South Asian music or curious to discover something new, this is an opportunity to experience a different side of Singapore's nightlife.

8 Nov, 10pm to 4am, at Zouk Singapore,, Clarke Quay, 3C River Valley Road. Tickets from $35. Plug into Shiv Kamdar's Diwali

Singapore Cat Festival

Giant cat inflatables, interactive photo zones, plus an Artist Alley featuring illustrations, handmade crafts and quirky cat-inspired merchandise. That's what you'll get at this edition of the Singapore Cat Festival. Other highlights include the CFA Cat Show, where pedigreed and household cats compete for best in show, and an adoption drive where you can meet adorable felines looking for their forever homes. Not a cat owner? No problem. There's plenty to explore, including a quiet movie screening, shopping and food options. Note: Pet cats are welcome, but other pets are not permitted. Please transport cats in secure carriers or crates.

7 & 8 Nov, 10am to 8pm, at Singapore Expo Hall 6. Tickets from $7. Find your sense of purr-pose at the Singapore Cat Festival

AMP 2026: Indie Showcase

Here's your chance to catch tomorrow’s indie royalty before everyone else catches on. The Aspiring Musicians Programme (AMP) is meant to help young aspiring musicians with their craft. This showcase features fresh underground sounds, raw bedroom pop, and dreamy post-punk all on one stage from the likes of slump, Aila, Gabby Goh and charms.

7 Nov, 5pm to 10pm at Aliwal Arts Centre. Free, but registration required. Register your slot for AMP 2026: Indie Showcase

Street Dance x Generations

True to Martha & The Vandellas' cry for dancing in the street, Street Dance x is bringing dancing to the community. You can enjoy seasoned and up-and-coming dancers doing their groove thang, and you can also take part in an open-to-all Hip Hop community jam.

7 Nov, 11am to 2pm at Ci Yuan CC. Explore more Street Dance x Generations

Singapore Coffee Week

Like coffee? Then head to this event that brings together local cafés, international coffee brands and roasters for four days of all things caffeinated. Head to the Bean Discovery Bar to discover different coffee beans and flavours, take on the interactive coffee map to learn about coffee around the world, or join the Sip & Stamp discovery trail. There's also a Golden Bean Hunt featuring 24K gold beans worth $10,000 in total. Entry is free!

5 to 8 Nov, at Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Level 1, Hall C. Tickets from $40. Explore more Singapore Coffee Week

Deformed Is Falling Off

What do you do after years of entertaining fans with musical madness like "See How", "My Crush Should Confess To Me Instead" and "My Favourite Generative AI Model Is My Brain"? You throw party to celebrate that fact, like indie rockers Deformed, who will kick out the jams with their friends, Soggy Jeans, Alicia DC and Rathmock. But why call the show Falling Off? There's only one way to find out.

7 Nov, 6.30pm at 42 Waterloo Street. Tickets from $38. Get your tickets for Deformed Is Falling Off

Yves In Singapore

Get ready to scream, because K-pop icon and former LOONA star Yves is hitting Singapore for her very first solo show here. Witness her main-character energy up close with this ultimate midweek flex. But even before that, you can see the world through Yves eyes at A Little of Both, a photography exhibition by Yves, held at Stakeout (635 Veerasamy Rd, #01-148, Singapore 200635). It ends on 4 Nov, and you can leave a note for her. Who knows, she may even read it out at her gig!

4 Nov, 8pm at the Esplanade Annexe Studio. Tickets from $40. Book your spot for Yves In Singapore

A Little Something For Nepal

This arts and music fundraiser is held in support of the Singapore Red Cross Nepal Floods Appeal. Get to watch live music performances, have fun with community and creative activities, and learn more about humanitarian relief for the beleaguered nation. Entry is free, but donations are encouraged. Please register below.

8 Nov, 12pm onwards at *SCAPE Plaza, L1. Register for  A Little Something For Nepal

Glowing Oceans

Dive into an undersea world filled with light! This immersive, pitch-black exhibit that lets you wade through a shallow lagoon of real, live glowing plankton. Every single step you take ignites a stunning trail of sapphire-blue light beneath your feet. It is giving full-on Avatar vibes, minus the trip to Pandora. Tickets from $7.

Until 31 Dec at Science Centre Singapore. Find out more about Glowing Oceans

Lana Del Rey: The Unfinished Canvas

It started as a collaboration with Universal Music for the Lana Del Rey Honeymoon Pitshop. But it has since become into an evolving community artwork, with LDR fans and visitors adding their own creative touches along the way. And the canvas still isn't done. You can come add your own colours, symbols, words or little surprises to the piece (no art experience necessary).

Until 30 Nov at Tiny Creative Nook, #02-58F, 195 Pearl's Hills Terrace, Singapore 168976. Entry is free. Find out more abou Lana Del Rey: The Unfinished Canvas

UOB Painting Of The Year Exhibition

See some of the best artworks from Singapore and her neighbours at the National Gallery with the winners of the 2026 UOB Painting of the Year. Notable works include Singapore's winning entry, A Big Flower by Tang Kok Soo, and Singapore’s 2026 Most Promising Artist of the Year Wong Yik Knee, for her work, Echoes Of Belonging. 

Until 31 Jan 2027, at Basement 1, National Gallery, Supreme Court Wing, Concourse Gallery. Learn more about UOB Painting of the Year

Watch Out For: BAO Fast Foods Pop-Up

Like convenience store food? Like pop-ups? Then you'll like this one. The popular Taiwanese BAO Fast Foods will bring its distinct Taiwan flavour to the Lion City. Expect Taiwanese comfort food and snacks like their signature Chicken Chopper and other delectable munchies and grab-and-go items.

11 to 28 Dec, 11am to 10pm (closed on Tue) at 46 Kim Yam Road, New Bahru, #01-10, Singapore 239351. Find out more BAO Fast Foods Pop-Up

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