Zones 

Festival goers can look forward to a refreshed layout of the festival grounds, spanning three halls. Key festival zones include:

Creators Hub 

You can find illustrators, designers, and indie brands unveiling exclusive art and merchandise. It is the ultimate marketplace where fans connect directly with creators and take home one-of-a-kind treasures.

Cosplay Hub

Here is where star cosplayers take the spotlight! Fans can meet their favourite talents up close, show support by purchasing merchandise, and celebrate cosplay as a vibrant community experience.

Creators Lab

Creators Lab features an expanded program of workshops, panels, and interactive sessions. Designed to empower aspiring artists and creative entrepreneurs, Creators Lab aims to spread practical skills, insider insights, and collaborative opportunities. 

Super Akiba Stage

Super Akiba Stage ignite the festival with musical performances, special talk shows, and live drawing sessions. 

Line-up of Special Guest Creators

Creators Super Fest Singapore 2026 proudly welcomes four special guests who will bring unique creative energy to the event. The first wave of guests includes:

1. Kohana Lam

She began her career mainly on YouTube. Her cover videos, known for “while crying” and “with a lot of emotion” style, quickly gained attention, and her YouTube channel has now surpassed 680,000 subscribers. Her representative cover video, “Kokoronashi,” has exceeded 15 million views and continues to receive strong support from listeners both in Japan and around the world. She has performed ending themes for TV anime series such as The Dangers in My Heart and My Friend’s Little Sister Has It In for Me!. With her delicate yet emotionally powerful vocals, Kohana Lam is gaining attention as a next-generation singer not only in Japan, but also across Asia, Europe, and North America.

2. Rie fu

Rie fu is a Japanese singer-songwriter, painter, and translator whose music has connected with audiences around the world through anime, film, and television. She is best known for performing the anime theme songs “Life is Like a Boat” from Bleach and “Tsukiakari” from Darker than Black, which introduced her music to fans across Asia and beyond. Originally studying Fine Art at London’s Central Saint Martins, Rie developed a distinctive artistic style that combines music and visual art. Her self-painted artwork accompanies many of her releases, reflecting her multidisciplinary creative practice. Having performed across Japan, Singapore, China, and the UK, Rie creates music that blends Japanese and Western influences, often performing in both Japanese and English. After relocating to Singapore in 2025, she continues to pursue music, painting, and cross-cultural creative projects.

3. Yomii

Yomii is a Japanese pianist, composer, and digital creator renowned for his highly expressive performances. Blending classical technique with influences from anime, video games, and pop music, he brings a distinctive and modern voice to the piano. With a background in rhythm gaming, he is celebrated for his exceptional precision and musical timing. His performances and compositions on YouTube have amassed over 700 million views, earning him a strong global following. Known for transforming familiar game and anime themes into powerful, emotionally engaging piano interpretations, Yomii bridges traditional artistry with digital entertainment, continuing to captivate audiences across the world.

4. lack 

Active across a wide range of fields as a freelance illustrator, lack is known for trading card game (TCG) illustrations and character design for popular games such as Fate/Grand Order and Touken Ranbu ONLINE. Their notable character design work also includes VTubers Shiranui Flare, Makaino Ririmu, Lain Paterson, and Aruran. Their published books include artbooks: lack Art Collection: Palette and lack Art Collection 2: RPG (both published by Hobby Japan), FRAME: lack Art Collection & Hyper-Speed Illustration Techniques (Genkosha), and Secrets of Rough Sketches Thoroughly Taught by lack (SB Creative). lack has also created a new version of Seika, the official mascot, exclusively for #CSF26.

Join In

This is your chance to showcase your talent at Creators Super Fest Singapore 2026. Secure your place here to be part of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic creative showcase! 

Selected creators also have the opportunity to join Nico Nico Chokaigi in Japan as part of Asia Creators Cross!

CSF is also accepting speakers for Creators Lab – share your niche interest, practical tips, and creative wisdom with your fellow artists! Register your interest now here.

Tickets 

Ticket prices start from S$15 for a 1-Day Pass and S$27 for a  2-Day Package. Get them here.

Creators Super Fest Singapore 2026
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Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hall 403-405 
10am – 7pm 
11-12 July 2026

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The experience transforms IMBA Theatre’s gallery into a surreal, immersive universe centred around a giant inflatable juju, a sea of yellow balls shaped in juju, soft sculptural forms, and playful environments that blur the boundaries between art, imagination, and physical experience.

This is the first juju experience in yellow — a bold visual statement and a new colourway for the series. Presented exclusively in Singapore from 20 June 2026 to 18 July 2026, juju world marks the first and only time the experience will appear in yellow anywhere in the world. juju world will also be featuring a larger-than-life juju installation, lying right at the corner of the ball pit. You will get to step into the whimsical world of this well-loved character, so get ready with your phones and snap as many photos as you can!

Playful and visually arresting, the experience extends Hendry’s signature approach, transforming the everyday into surreal environments. Taking up a large portion of the space is a large inflatable slide that promises you fun. 

Together, Flower Market and juju world represent the most ambitious presentation of Hendry’s works in Southeast Asia to date.

Do note that the juju world is a sock-foot experience. Footwear is not permitted inside the installation so please wear clean socks or purchase a pair on-site if required.

After exploring the inflatable world, visitors can browse an exclusive collection of juju merchandise created specially for the Singapore run. Purchase limits may apply to selected products.

Merchandise List

Limited, big jujus (S$99) will be crafted exclusively for Singapore, and will not be available anywhere else once the experience closes on 18 July 2026.

Ticket Price

Adult (13 years and above): S$15

Child (3-12 years): S$10

Children under 3 enjoy complimentary admission

Get it here. 

Admission is valid for a 60-minute session. No re-entry once you exit.

juju world (World Premiere)
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IMBA Theatre, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Dr, #01-23, Singapore 018953
10am – 7pm, last admission at 6pm (Mon to Thurs), 10am – 8pm, last admission at 7pm (Fri to Sun, PH)
20 June 2026 to18 July 2026

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1. UV Resin Mahjong Making 

Love playing mahjong with your friends? Why not try making them into decorative pieces and bring them along for your next Mahjong night! Arterly Obsessed runs a UV Resin Mahjong Making Workshop (S$60 for 90mins), where you can create adorable miniature mahjong tile charms from scratch.

You can choose to turn them into either a pair of earrings, a pendant, a keychain, or a bag tag. From glitter-filled designs to pastel-coloured tiles, there is plenty of room to customise them to your own style.

Gather your mahjong kakis and get your tickets here.

Arterly Obsessed 
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195 Pearl’s Hill Ter, #01-10, #01-06, Singapore 168977 
1pm, 3pm, 4.30pm, 7.30pm (Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat), Unavailable on Mon, Wed and Sun

2. Singapore Food Miniature Clay

Step into the world of tiny creations with Tinysnips’s miniature-making workshops (from S$80). Get to turn Singapore’s most beloved snacks and dishes like Roti Prata, Ice Cream Bread and Curry Puff into life through adorable miniature form. This fully guided hands-on workshop is perfect for beginners, hobbyists, and families — an experience that brings out your creative side while celebrating iconic local treats.

Get your tickets here. 

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1 Yishun Industrial Street 1, #07-30 A’POSH BIZHUB Singapore 768160
Subject to session availability 

3. Tinytype Portrait Experience 

Hip Xiong Photo Studio is Singapore’s first and only wet-plate tintype portrait studio. Through their constant effort to perfect the wet plate collodion process, they are now able to make the knowledge more accessible to anyone who is fascinated by its unique aesthetic and wants to use it as a new form of artistic expression.

Get hands-on in creating your own tintype portraits. You will get to learn the science and technique of wet plate photography and create a self-portrait tintype of yourself. However, do take note that workshop sizes are kept to 2 pax to allow ample attention to each participant throughout the entire process.

Get your tickets here. 

Hip Xiong Photo Studio
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480 Geylang Road, Singapore 389439
11am – 6pm (Tues to Sat),  Closed on Mon & Sun

4. Fluid Art Clock Workshop 

Want to combine art with functionality? Spend a quiet session with Room To Imagine to rediscover the simple joy of art-making. Create your own beautiful abstract work at their Fluid Art Clock Workshop, and get to take home a piece that does not just keep time, but reminds you of the importance of taking time for yourself.

Get your tickets here. 

Room To Imagine
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420 North Bridge Road, #05-30 Singapore 188727 (North Bridge Centre)
Subject to session availability

5. Broderie Anglaise Workshop – Cutwork & Cords

Have you ever wished you could turn a tiny hole in your blouse into something beautiful instead of hiding it? Broderie Anglaise lets you do exactly that—transforming fabric with graceful, lacy openings and stitched details. 

You will get to learn how carefully placed holes, stitched edges and negative space can introduce lightness and texture into fabric with textile artist Agatha “Agy” Lee. Along the way, Agy will share practical tips and techniques for working cleanly and confidently, helping you transform everyday materials into delicate textiles.

Get your tickets here.

Agy Textile Artist
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aNERDgallery, 29 Perak Road, Singapore 208146
Subject to session availability

6. Mini Tingkat Painting 

Have you heard of Tingkat? These stackable tiffin carriers were once commonly used in Singapore to transport home-cooked meals, keeping the dishes separate so that the flavours do not mix. While you can still spot them in some subscription-based meal delivery services today, the original hand-painted floral designs have faded with time. 

At Mochiart Art Studio, this nostalgic household item gets a creative revival through their 2-hour Mini Tingkat Painting workshop (S$46). The session includes painting instructions using acrylics and markers, allowing participants to create personalised tingkat art pieces while connecting with local cultural traditions.

Get your tickets here. 

The Kopitiam Canvas by Mochiart Art Studio
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2 Orchard Link, #01-10 SCAPE, Singapore 237978
10am – 10pm (Daily)

7. Henna Art

SyraSkins offers 3 types of Henna Art Workshops (S$58 each) — Royal Arch, Floral, and Mandala.

Royal Arch 

Royal Arch highlights the influence of Mughal architecture seen in Pakistani henna, focusing on arches, pillars and domes found in historic palaces. You will get to learn how henna reflects architecture, royalty and craftsmanship passed down through generations.

Tickets here. 

Floral

This workshop introduces you to the traditional and symbolic elements of Indian mandala henna art, helping you build confidence in circular patterns and harmonious symmetry.

Tickets here. 

Mandala

For Mandala, you will be introduced to the bold, flowing style of Arabic henna and learn how florals represent beauty, celebration, and femininity across the region. It highlights the significance of movement, contrast, and simplicity in Arabic design traditions.

Tickets here. 

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Tristar Complex, #01-08, 970 Geylang Rd Singapore 423492
10am – 6pm (Tues to Sat), Closed on Sun & Mon

8. Batik on Woodenware

Experience a hands-on introduction to the art of batik in this guided woodenware workshop (from S$85). 

You will begin with a simple overview of what batik is, how it is traditionally made, and its cultural significance. You will get to choose from provided design templates and sketch your chosen pattern onto the wooden piece. This workshop provides you the chance to learn how to apply hot wax using a tjanting, creating the classic batik resist effect. 

After waxing, add colours using dyes and watch your design develop. Once the colours are set, the wax is removed to reveal your completed artwork. At the end of the session, you will bring home a personalised wooden batik item that you created from start to finish.

Get your tickets.

Raya Artisans 
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730 N Bridge Rd, floor 2, North Bridge Road, Singapore 198698
10am – 6pm (Daily)

9. Tumbler Painting 

Want your own personalised tumblr? Join A Painted Sip — a beginner-friendly tumbler painting workshop. Pick 5 stencils you love and transform those designs onto a high-quality stainless steel tumbler. It is the perfect creative and memorable experience to do it with your friends or your other half! 

Get your tickets here. 

A Painted Sip
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320 Jalan Besar Level 3 Attic Singapore 208978
1pm – 10pm (Weekday), 10am – 10pm (Weekend)

10. Personalised Perfume Making 

ZUBYR is a Singapore-based perfumery dedicated to preserving traditional perfume-making through hands-on workshops. Rooted in multi-generational craftsmanship, the Perfume-Making Workshop (from S$100) will introduce you to natural ingredients, traditional blending methods, and the cultural heritage of scent-making. Not only will you gain something educational, you will also get to bring home your own 30ml personalized perfume bottle.

ZUBYR Parfums 
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1 Syed Alwi Road, 03-01, Song Lin Building Singapore 207628
9am – 8pm (Daily)

Whether you are looking to unleash your creativity, learn a traditional craft, or simply try something different with friends, these unique workshops make great ways to maximise your SG Culture Pass credits, so pick one that speaks to you!

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We got to explore most of these artworks at Marina Bay and Raffles Place ahead of the official opening on 5 June 2026, and found some pleasant surprises. If you’re wondering whether you should visit i Light Singapore 2026, we’ve got you covered.

Take a look at what we believe are the best photo spots and interactive installations at this year’s event, and decide for yourself if it’s worth heading down yourself.

Market Cycles

For context, we started our night walk at the Bayfront Event Space, located right outside the entrance to The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands. Heading in the direction of the Red Dot Design Museum, one of the first installations we came across was Market Cycles by Singaporeans Tan Mei Yee and Ng Choon Wee.

This is a simple light art installation, made up of stacks of plastic crates you would see daily at wet markets. Yet, due to the way it is positioned, it provides many different angles for photos. Whether you prefer to be seated or standing, among the crates or in front of them, be creative and take your best shot! 

Let’s Fish the Sun!

Near to Market Cycles, at the Lower Boardwalk area, is probably one of the most interesting installations at i Light Singapore 2026. Let’s Fish the Sun! by Chinese artist Wentao Wang presents a Sun-like luminous orb that you can lift and lower. 

Visitors can do this by reeling in a device that resembles a giant fishing rod. As you lower or elevate the ‘Sun’, its light will change between deep reds and warm oranges. 

We expect that there will be queues lined up for this interactive artwork — because how often do you get to play with something like that? Beyond the interesting mechanics, you can also take photos and videos from multiple angles to create that optical illusion of you ‘fishing the Sun’.  

Infinite Graffiti 

If you haven’t already noticed, interaction is a huge focus for this year’s i Light Singapore, which is very fitting for its movement-inspired theme. And nothing shows this more than Infinite Graffiti from Canada.

This digital canvas allows anyone to grab a spray can and produce their own graffiti art without any physical paint involved. The technology is not just genius but responsive — it feels like you’re holding an actual spray can, pressing down an actual nozzle, while the paint follows your every move without delay.

The best part? Because it’s digital, you can always undo your mistakes or choose different colours and paint textures. A few people can also paint at the same time, filling up the wall with diverse creations. Once you’re done, you can even scan a QR code to download and keep your artwork for memories. 

RESONORA

Here’s another one we thought was interesting. RESONORA by OSTUDIO and Dearista Nooria Kusuma from Indonesia is an interactive installation that makes use of sound. It picks up sounds from the environment and turns them into light.

There is also a loudspeaker you can speak (or shout) into. Watch as your voice changes the lights and colours of the installation in real time, then walk through it to take some close-up photos.  

Sliced

Out of all the installations, we would argue that this is the one with the most cinematic photo opportunities. Stepping into Sliced, created by Encor Studio from Switzerland, puts you in a scene straight out of Dune and Interstellar. 

When taken at the right angles, your photos will make you look like you walked through a passage of time or a mysterious pyramid structure. Don’t miss this immersive art installation that just oozes aura.

Barbershop Wonderland

Barbershop Wonderland is exactly what it sounds like. This long series of tall, colourful, bright barbershop poles is just screaming for you to take photos with it. The creation of Jeon Byeong Sam from South Korea, this mesmerising light installation is located at Clifford Square and is hard to miss.

But this is more than just a light display — we were surprised to discover it is interactive too! These barbershop lights are equipped with sensors that detect movement and only activate momentarily when someone passes by.

Naturally, many of us, adults and kids included, ran along the row of lights to watch it light up one by one. Seeing the lights follow us was a fun and satisfying experience, and you should definitely try it. In terms of ‘play’ factor, this is up there with Infinite Graffiti.

Arch Flower

The final light art installation on our journey was Arch Flower. This artwork by Cyril Lancelin from France is inspired by the tropical gardens of Singapore. From afar, it looks like a flower. Close-up, it’s a gradient world of pink and green.

This is the only i Light Singapore 2026 art piece located at Raffles Place, specifically Raffles Place Park, so make sure not to miss it if you want to check off every installation on the itinerary. 

It is slightly further from the rest of the installations and just requires a short walk to get to, but is also conveniently located right outside Raffles Place MRT station. Perfect for those of you who need to travel via the North-South Line or East-West Line.

I Light Singapore 2026
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Marina Bay and Raffles Place
7.30pm–10.30pm (Daily)
5 June 2026 to 28 June 2026

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GastroBeats 

Singapore’s largest food and music festival, GastroBeats, is making its highly anticipated return from 5 June 2026 to 28 June 2026. This year’s edition features over 40 food vendors, daily live performances, and even a dedicated pickleball experience for sports enthusiasts. 

The food lineup includes vendors such as Slurp Your Oysters, popular for its fresh seafood offerings, and Jett Barbecue, which specialises in tender American-style barbecue meats. Families can also look forward to a vibrant kids’ playzone packed with bumper cars, a Viking ship ride, carnival games, and plenty of other attractions to keep little ones entertained. 

Read more about GastroBeats 2026 here!

GastroBeats 2026
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12A Bayfront Avenue, Bayfront Events Space, Singapore, 018970
4pm–11pm(Daily)
5 June 2026–28 June 2026

i Light Singapore

For those of you who are artsy, here is something for you! The annual i Light Singapore, Asia’s leading light festival, is returning from 5 June 2026 to 28 June 2026. Movement is the theme of this year’s event, with many of the light displays showcasing the expressive power of motion. 

There will be interactive installations such as Let’s Fish the Sun!, which lets visitors “reel in” the sun and reverse the sunset. You can also check out local artworks such as Steps by Nawal Bte Azhar, a glowing staircase that symbolises Singapore’s progress as a Nation.

Read more about i Light 2026 here!

i Light Singapore 2026
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Marina Bay and Raffles Place
7.30pm–10.30pm (Daily)
5 June 2026 to 28 June 2026

Asia Cat Expo 

Cat lovers, clear your calendars because the ultimate feline weekend is returning to Singapore. Asia’s biggest cat-centric event is happening this June, bringing together everything from adorable cats and adoption drives to expert talks, grooming competitions, and over 200 cat-focused brands under one roof.

Enjoy cute cat-centred crafts by exhibitors like Millifloof and Manja Mao x Bleak Illustrations — featuring sassy stickers, crochets, animal portraits, and more. Or treat your cat to soothing products like the Catnip-filled toy by So Cat. 

Read more about the Asia Cat Expo here!

Asia Cat Expo 2026
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3 Temasek Boulevard, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre Hall 403, 404, 405 & 406, Singapore 038983
10am – 8pm
27 June 2026 to 28 June 2026

Hobbies Fair

Thinking about picking up a new pastime? Then Hobbies Fair 2026 might be just what you need. Held between 27 June 2026 and 28 June 2026, the event lets you discover new hobbies through demonstrations, workshops, exhibitions, and more by skilled enthusiasts.

Take this chance to pick up a new skill with workshops such as hand-knitting with Shoustudio, or leather-crafting with The Leather Society. You can also browse over 220 exhibitors featuring everything from crafted goods to unique new card games. 

Read more about the Hobbies Fair here!

Hobbies Fair 2026
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1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec City and Convention Centre, Hall 401 and 402, Singapore 039593
10am–8pm
27 June 2026 to 28 June 2026

Flower Market and JuJu World 

Catch Australian contemporary artist CJ Hendry bringing not one but two immersive installations to Singapore. From a larger-than-life Flower Market filled with plush blooms to the whimsical debut of JuJu World, visitors can look forward to stepping into two imaginative worlds unlike any other.

Taking over the West Lawn (beside Bayfront Plaza), the Flower Market installation will be filled with over 30 flower varieties. Enjoy Singapore-exclusive blooms such as the Papilionanthe Miss Joaquim, Raffles’ Pitcher Plant, and Singapore Ginger Flower.

Following that, JuJu World will feature larger-than-life installations, immersive displays and limited-edition merchandise from 20 June 2026. Ticket and timing details will be released closer to the launch, so do keep a lookout!

Read more about the installations here!

CJ Hendry’s Flower Market and JuJu World
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IMBA Theatre, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Dr, #01-23, Singapore 018953
9am – 9pm (Flower Market)
10 June 2026 to 14 June 2026 (Flower Market), 20 June 2026 to18 July 2026 (JuJu World)

Jewel Blooms

Jewel Changi Airport has blossomed into a vibrant floral wonderland with the launch of Celebrate Jewel Blooms with LEGO Botanicals. Marking Southeast Asia’s largest-ever mall showcase of LEGO Botanicals, the displays bring the popular collection to life through immersive floral-inspired installations.

Featuring approximately 800,000 LEGO bricks carefully assembled into breathtaking floral installations, the display promises an unforgettable experience for LEGO fans, families, and international travellers alike. 

Read more about Jewel Blooms here!

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Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Blvd, Singapore 819666
10am – 10pm
26 May 2026 to 26 July 2026, selected Canopy Park displays are available until 30 August 2026 

Beauty Vault 2026: Luxury beauty pop-up

Raffles City Singapore has returned with the third edition of Beauty Vault — its annual signature luxury beauty pop-up, running until 14 June 2026. The multi-zone mall-wide experience brings together an extensive line-up of 25 premium beauty, skincare, fragrance, and wellness brands, including first-time brands Hermès Beauty and Prada Beauty, housed within Raffles City.

This year’s immersive edition is built around three distinct zones — a photo-worthy installation that introduces the full line-up of events, a fashion walkway spotlighting skincare, makeup, and fragrances, and lastly, an intimate environment for beauty masterclasses and workshops.

Read more about the Beauty Vault experience here!

Raffles City Beauty Vault
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252 North Bridge Road, Raffles City, Singapore 179103
10am–10pm (Daily)
8 May 2026 to 14 June 2026

KFC June holiday deals

KFC is making the June school holidays a little more affordable with its Lil’ Bucket Meal Summer Break promotion, running from 29 May 2026 to 28 June 2026. Diners can enjoy free sides with every Lil’ Bucket Meal purchase, including a free Hashbrown with Breakfast Lil’ Bucket Meals and a free Regular Whipped Potato with Daypart Lil’ Bucket Meals.

Families can also opt for the new Lil’ Bucket Family Meals, available all day from S$15.95, which come with a complimentary Corn Cup. Every meal also includes a cute reusable Lil’ Bucket for kids to bring home. 

Find out the full list of deals here!

KFC Singapore
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All outlets except Singapore Zoo
Vary by outlet
29 May 2026 to 28 June 2026

Haidilao Singapore × World Cup 2026

In celebration of the 2026 World Cup football season, Haidilao Hot Pot is turning up the excitement across its outlets in Singapore. From 8 June 2026 to 19 July 2026, there will be a limited-time World Cup-inspired dining experience. 

Choose between two limited-time set meals to mark the highly anticipated 2026 World Cup season. Opt for the Victory Moment Set (from S$88.80) for a more indulgent sharing experience, featuring a four-grid soup base with two soup bases from six options. Alternatively, get the Goal Moment Set (from S$49.90) for a more casual pick. Enjoy World Cup-themed gifts with each set meal and participate in their social media challenge for more exclusive rewards. 

Read more about it here!

Haidilao Singapore
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Selected outlets
Varies by outlet
8 June 2026 to 19 July 2026

Lazy Days with Dog & Frog

This illustrator is turning the universal experience of “doing nothing” into one of the most relatable art exhibits. Lazy Days with Dog & Frog by Niall Breen is debuting in Singapore from 29 May 2026 to 26 July 2026. The exhibition will take place at Heartware Store and Gallery, a cosy space tucked among the shophouses along Joo Chiat Road. 

Enjoy the artist’s raw depictions of life through his dog and frog characters— their idle chats, quiet musings on a lazy afternoon, or simply appreciating the mundane moments. Alongside artwork, there will also be exclusive merchandise and an artist talk by Niall Breen himself. Fans can even bring home a piece of the exhibition with woven throws featuring Niall Breen’s illustrations, available in two designs. 

Read more about the exhibition here!

Lazy Days with Dog & Frog
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350B Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427598
12pm–7pm (Heartware Store and Gallery opening hours)
29 May 2026 to 26 July 2026 

Toy Story 5 @ VivoCity

Step into a playful world of Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story with a spectacular mall-wide celebration inspired by the highly anticipated release of Toy Story 5 in cinemas. From 29 May to 28 June 2026, VivoCity will transform into a Toy Story-inspired “toy box” filled with oversized play zones, carnival-style games and family-friendly experiences. 

Enjoy two distinct zones — one centred on exploration and photo-worthy discoveries,  and the other packed with carnival-style action and energetic family fun. Experience the world from a toy’s perspective with an oversized bedroom installation, or immerse yourself in game booths and family-friendly rides through the whimsical lens of Bonnie’s toy box. 

On top of the installation, you can go on a themed stamp quest, enjoy a retail pop-up, and shop for exclusive merchandise with participating brands. Read more about the installation here!

VivoCity 
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1 HarbourFront Walk, Singapore 098585 
10am – 10pm 
29 May 2026 to 28 June 2026

Durian Buffet @ FairPrice Xtra 

Durian season is right around the corner, which means our neighbourhoods will soon be filled with the pungent aroma of the notorious fruit. As fruit stalls start stocking their shelves, FairPrice is taking it up a notch with its all-you-can-eat durian buffet. 

The buffet will be offered in 2 locations: Parkway Parade FairPrice Xtra from 19 June 2026 to 21 June 2026, and VivoCity FairPrice Xtra from 26 June 2026 to 28 June 2026. For 60 minutes, you’ll have unlimited access to a premium durian spread featuring Mao Shan Wang, Black Thorn, King of King, Red Prawn, D24, and D13. Alongside the durian, you’ll get up to 300g of fresh mangosteen and a fresh coconut to keep you hydrated. 

Read more about the durian buffet here!

Durian Buffet
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Various locations
2pm, 3.30pm, 5pm, 6.30pm, 8pm (Fri),
12.30pm, 2pm, 3.30pm, 5pm, 6.30pm, 8pm (Sat),
12.30pm, 2pm, 3.30pm, 5pm, 6.30pm (Sun)
19 June 2026 to 28 June 2026

Children’s Festival

Children’s Festival featuring Disney’s Winnie the Pooh is taking place from 30 May 2026 to 21 June 2026 at Supertree Grove. The festival is themed around the iconic bear and his friends, celebrating 100 years of friendships, curiosity, kindness, and the simple joys of life. 

There will be numerous themed installations for kids to explore, play, and take photos at. The Hundred Acre Glide, for example, will allow kids to go on Singapore’s first Winnie the Pooh-themed zipline. Other installations inspired by the different characters include The Sweetest Drops, The Joyful Puddle, and The Brave Logs. 

There will also be carnival games, a retail pop-up, and a cafe pop-up during the weekends, as well as an inflatable march with music and dancing on Saturdays. Furthermore, throughout the festival, children under 12 can enter the Flower Dome for free.

Read more about the experience here!

Children’s Festival
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Supertree Grove, Singapore 018953
10am–9pm (Daily)
30 May 2026 to 21 June 2026

The Portals Experience 

Do you geek out about alternate universes, fictional worlds, and made-up characters? Or are you someone who just wishes you could go on an adventure in a medieval fantasy land or in outer space? At the Portals Experience, you can. This June, one of the world’s largest science fiction and fantasy collections is making its global debut right here in Singapore. 

Journey across eight “realms” and enjoy over 300 original paintings from some of the world’s greatest creators and fictional universes. Beyond paintings, you will also get up close with around 10,000 hand-painted miniatures, including three dioramas — the world’s largest recreations of Atlantis, a fantasy battlefield, and a visionary sci-fi future.

You’ll also get to immerse yourself in larger-than-life installations and get access to exclusive merchandise. Read more about the experience here!

The Portals Experience
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25 Scotts Road, Fever Exhibition Hall, Singapore 228220
9am–9pm (Daily)
1 June 2026 to 2 September 2026

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Flower Market 

From 10 June 2026 to 14 June 2026, Cj Hendry’s Flower Market will be making its Southeast Asia debut at Gardens by the Bay.

Taking over the West Lawn (beside Bayfront Plaza), the installation will be filled up with tens of thousands of plush flowers, from classic blooms to Singapore exclusives. 

Served to blur the line between illusion and reality, Cj Hendry reimagines the traditional flower market experience on an extraordinary scale, inviting visitors to stroll through the arrays of colourful oversized blooms. 

Expect over 30 flower varieties, including eight Singapore-exclusive blooms — the Papilionanthe Miss Joaquim, Raffles’ Pitcher Plant, and Singapore Ginger Flower.

Each entry is approximately one hour so you can take your time to wander through the vibrant sea of colours and pick out the blooms that speak to you. Best of all, every visitor gets to bring home a FREE oversized plush flower as a keepsake from the experience.

Entry is FREE as well, and if you want to build your own bouquet, additional stems are available for purchase at S$7 each. Do note that they only accept cashless payments.

While walk-ins are welcome, we recommend you to pre-register here. Children aged 12 and below do not need to pre-register and may attend when accompanied by an adult. For flower redemption, children must be accompanied by an adult and will be stamped to account for the redeemed flower.

Cj Hendry’s Flower Market 
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IMBA Theatre, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Dr, #01-23, Singapore 018953
9am – 9pm (last entry 8pm)
10 June 2026 to 14 June 2026

JuJu World 

Following the Flower Market, Cj Hendry is also doing a JuJu World pop-up in Singapore from 20 June 2026 to 18 July 2026.

JuJu is a quirky bunny-like character that is instantly recognisable by its floppy ears and flower-covered eye. With its soft pastel palette and playful expression, JuJu strikes a balance between cute and eccentric, which has helped it build a devoted following among collectors.

Since its debut, JuJu has appeared in a growing range of collectibles, from blind box keychains to special themed releases. Each edition introduces new colours and designs, encouraging fans to collect different versions of the beloved character.

Making its Singapore debut, JuJu World will feature larger-than-life JuJu installations, immersive displays and limited-edition merchandise, giving visitors the opportunity to step into the whimsical world of the fan-favourite character.

Ticket and timing details will be released closer to the launch so do keep a look out!

JuJu World 
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IMBA Theatre, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Dr, #01-23, Singapore 018953
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20 June 2026 to18 July 2026

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Jewel Changi Airport has blossomed into a vibrant floral wonderland with the launch of Celebrate Jewel Blooms with LEGO Botanicals. Marking Southeast Asia’s largest-ever mall showcase of LEGO Botanicals, the displays bring the popular collection to life through immersive floral-inspired installations.

Featuring approximately 800,000 LEGO bricks carefully assembled into breathtaking floral installations, the spectacular promises an unforgettable experience not just for LEGO fans, but for families seeking a fun recreational activity and international travellers keen to experience something unique in Singapore.

Towering floral centrepieces 

From 26 May 2026 to 26 July 2026, catch a pair of larger-than-life LEGO Rose models, standing 2 metres tall at the heart of Jewel Forest Valley. Positioned against the iconic Jewel Rain Vortex, the whimsical installations make for the perfect photo spot.

Look out for the cheerful LEGO Botanicals Happy Plants and Rocking Plants displays nestled among the lush greenery, and do not forget to snap a photo with these playful creations.

Gardens of the World 

From 26 May to 30 August 2026, step into Canopy Park located on the topmost floor (level 5) and witness a space decked out with LEGO Botanicals and LEGO Icons collection. Here is where bricks meet bloom, with LEGO builds among topiary displays.

Source Pool

Continue your journey along the Play Wonderland, which has been transformed into a global horticultural trail inspired by the LEGO Icons ‘Gardens of the World’ series — celebrating the beauty of garden designs around the world. 

Find your moment of zen and unwind at the Source Pool, where a Japanese-inspired garden comes to life with a traditional Japanese house, water lilies, and koi fish intricately built from LEGO bricks — echoing the serenity of the LEGO Botanicals 10315 Tranquil Garden Set.

Foggy Bowls 

At Foggy Bowls, a Mediterranean-inspired setting comes to life with sunflowers, tulips and vine-draped pergolas inspired by the 10359 Fountain Garden Set. 

The journey concludes at the Petal Garden, where an English countryside scene featuring a cosy cottage and mushroom house evokes the charm of the 11372 Autumn Cottage Garden Set. Experience the golden hues of fall here and soak in the picturesque floral landscapes inspired by the beauty of nature. 

Stamp Rally 

To boost the fun, participate in a stamp rally from 26 May 2026 to 26 July 2026. It spans seven designated locations in Jewel, including Canopy Park. When you successfully collect all the stamps on the rally card, you can redeem a special souvenir at the LEGO pop-up store located at Basement 1, while stocks last.  

Visit the pop-up store and shop for popular LEGO sets. It features a wide selection of LEGO merchandise

You can also find giant LEGO builds, so remember to get your phones ready and snap photos of the displays available in store.

Retail Deals

Jewel is also rewarding shoppers with a host of promotions: 

• UOB cards exclusive: Redeem a S$10 Jewel Gift Voucher with a minimum spend of S$150 (maximum of three same-day receipts) using UOB cards.
• Exclusive LEGO premiums: Shoppers who spend a minimum of S$60 in Jewel will be eligible to purchase LEGO premiums, including a Brick Sling Bag (S$21), Brick Mug (S$18, available in yellow and red), Minifig Pouch (S$15), and Travel Organiser (S$18). 
  • Purchase the premiums via the Changi app and bring along your qualifying receipt and premium purchase confirmation email to the Redemption Counter opposite Level 1 Concierge for collection from 11am – 10pm, daily. Last redemption is at 9:30pm. While stocks last.
• Canopy Park School Holiday promotion: Visitors to Canopy Park can enjoy up to 25% off the Double Nets Bundle (Bouncing Net and Walking Net) from 30 May to 28 June 2026 – a limited-time offer that pairs two of the most popular experiences at Canopy Park.  
• Monarchs & Milkweed promotion for Canopy Park visitors: Visitors can enjoy a scoop of ice cream (classic flavours) from Monarchs & Milkweed (#04-218) for just S$2 when they spend a minimum of S$20 on Canopy Park attractions (same-day single receipt). Limited redemptions, while stocks last.

Find out more here.

Jewel Blooms 
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Jewel Changi Airport, 78 Airport Blvd, Singapore 819666
10am – 10pm
26 May 2026 to 26 July 2026, selected Canopy Park displays are until 30 August 2026 

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Whether you’re a complete beginner or already a pro, all are welcome to attend as it’s a space for passionate individuals to share and discover. Some hobbies showcased there include games, collectables, sports, outdoor activities, and many more. Here’s a bit of what to expect if you go. 

Exhibitors

In 2025, Hobbies Fair featured a whopping 220 exhibitors, and this year is gearing up to be just as epic. Here are a few exhibitors you can expect to catch there.

Spring Crochet

Want to surprise your partner with a thoughtful gift? Spring Crochet handmakes gorgeous crochet pieces that could brighten anyone’s day. With charming creations ranging from flower bouquets to cute characters, this booth is too cute to pass up!

Yeknomster

If you’re going for something more edgy, Yeknomonster’s art style may be more your jam. Featuring a chaotic blend of pop surrealism and grungy doodles on keychains, mugs, and stickers, it’s the perfect accessory for those who prefer a different kind of aesthetic. 

Tembusu Games

Board game enthusiasts, keep an eye out for Tembusu Games at Hobbies Fair 2026. Known for creating interactive games and workshops inspired by local culture and heritage, the studio blends education with plenty of fun through hands-on gameplay experiences. Visitors can expect unique, exclusive board games and a space to meet and connect with fellow enthusiasts. 

Workshops

Here are some workshops you can find there if you want a deep dive into specific new hobbies.

Artisan Keycap Making – Mahjong Wind Tile Edition By Artzei Studio

It might sound nerdy, but designing keycaps is a surprisingly popular pastime. Combine that with Mahjong, and you’ll have many Singaporeans hooked. This hands-on workshop lets you create a set of four Mahjong wind tile keycaps: North, South, East, and West. 

You’ll get to pick up skills like using UV resin and Jesmonite, and finishing with acrylic paint. Perfect for keyboard enthusiasts and crafty Singaporeans alike, the workshop is priced at S$74/person. It’s held on 27 June 2026, from 1pm to 3pm. Make your reservation here. 

Hand Knit Cloud Bag by Shoustudio 

If you’ve always wanted to try knitting but didn’t know how to start, this beginner-friendly workshop is perfect for you. Suitable for all ages, you can learn the art of hand knitting using soft, cloud-like yarn to create your very own cosy bag. 

The hands-on session offers a relaxing and creative experience, making it perfect for anyone looking to pick up a new hobby or spend quality time with friends and family. No prior experience is required — just bring your creativity and get crafting. Held on 28 June 2026, 11am to 1pm, the workshop is priced at S$46/person. Make your reservation here. 

Compact Leather Pouch with Carabiner Skate Charm by The Leather Society

If you’ve ever wanted to try leather crafting, this beginner-friendly workshop offers the perfect introduction. Guided by experienced crafters, participants will work with high-grade leather to create a versatile handmade pouch, complete with a miniature skate charm for a playful touch. 

To make the piece even more personal, the session also includes hot foil stamping of your initials. Combining creativity with practical craftsmanship, the workshop is ideal for anyone looking to pick up a new skill while leaving with a stylish custom accessory. Held on 27 June 2026, 3pm to 5pm, the workshop is priced at S$66. Make your reservation here. 

Other information 

Hobbies Fair 2026 will take place at Suntec City Convention and Exhibition Centre, transforming the space into a vibrant hub full of passion, fun, and new experiences. Whether you’re hoping to discover a new creative outlet or simply spend a fun weekend trying something different, Hobbies Fair 2026 is a great place to expand your horizons. Also, do check the Asia Cat Expo happening right next door!

Hobbies Fair 2026
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1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec City and Convention Centre, Hall 401 and 402, Singapore 039593
10am–8pm
27 June 2026 to 28 June 2026

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The Irish comics artist built a large social media following for his raw depictions of life through his dog and frog characters—whether it’s small interactions, quiet musings on a lazy afternoon, or simply appreciating the mundane moments. 

The exhibit invites viewers to appreciate life as it is, without the burden of proving their worth through productivity and accomplishments — a stark contrast to the Singaporean mindset. It reminds us to embrace the moments of lethargy and moody days, as it’s part and parcel of the human experience. 

The exhibition will take place at Heartware Store and Gallery, a cosy space tucked among the shophouses along Joo Chiat Road. Alongside the artworks, visitors can also look forward to exclusive merchandise and an artist talk by Niall Breen himself. Fans can even bring home a piece of the exhibition with woven throws featuring Niall Breen’s illustrations, available in two designs. However, stocks are limited, so move quickly if you want to snag one!

Furthermore, you can also glimpse into the creative mind of Niall Breen during the Artist Talk on 30 May 2026 from 3pm to 4pm. Flying in all the way from Ireland, this is a rare chance to hear directly from the artist himself. While registrations are already full, walk-ins are still welcome — though seats are limited and standing may be required.

If you’re looking for a slower, more reflective experience in Singapore’s fast-paced city life, Lazy Days with Dog & Frog offers a comforting reminder that its ok to just pause. With heartfelt artworks, exclusive collectables, and a rare artist appearance, this cosy Joo Chiat exhibition is one worth adding to your calendar before it ends on 26 July 2026.

Lazy Days with Dog & Frog
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350B Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427598
12pm–7pm (Heartware Store and Gallery opening hours)
29 May 2026 to 26 July 2026 

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Step into Monstrous Fun, a family-friendly literary arts adventure where stories come alive for imaginative little monsters and their grown-ups. From interactive performances to hands-on workshops and playful discoveries, this lively weekend promises plenty of wonder, laughter, and imagination for all ages.

Highlights 

The Garden by Sweet Tooth

You can’t miss The Garden by Sweet Tooth — a public installation that transforms The Arts House Lawn into a whimsical sensory playground. Wander through a colourful garden filled with oversized cacti and flowers, designed to spark curiosity, exploration, and imaginative play for little ones. Come curious and get ready for a monstrously fun day out with the family!

Journey West: Web of Deceit by Paper Monkey Theatre

Inspired by the beloved classic, Journey to the West, Web of Deceit by Paper Monkey Theatre is a lively and humorous performance. With an interesting twist, Master Tang and Piggy fall into the trap of a crafty Spider Demon who spins her web. You will be on the edge of your seat, witnessing whether Sun Wu Kong and Sandy can come up with an ingenious plan to save them.

Catch the performance at The Chamber (Level 2) at two time slots daily: 1.30pm – 2.30pm and 3.30pm – 4.30pm. Tickets are priced at S$5. Children aged 10 and below must be accompanied by an adult.

Monster Parade 

A crowd favourite — the Monster Parade brings Civic District to life in a colourful celebration of creativity and imagination from 4.30pm to 5pm daily. The parade begins at The Arts House Lawn with a surprise appearance from a tiny wandering mouse before making its way through Victoria Theatre’s Atrium and ending at Anderson Bridge.

Dress Up and Join the Fun 

What’s a monster parade without costumes? Dress up as your favourite Monstrous Fun character — Britney, Shelly, Daley, Riley, or Hailey — and join in the parade. From 4pm to 4.30pm daily, keep an eye out for Britney the Monster (the 3-eyed purple monster) roaming around the grounds and interacting with young visitors. You might be one of the few lucky participants who walk away with Crayola prizes worth over S$80.

Crayola Activity Booth 

On 30 May, The Arts House’s Foyer at Level 1 will have a FREE exclusive Crayola Activity Booth featuring specially designed Monstrous Fun colouring sheets. Grab your crayons, coloured pencils and markers, and get colouring. Allow your creativity to run free in the open space of the lawn.

Other Activities 

Beyond the main highlights, Monstrous Fun also features five FREE drop-in activities around The Arts House at the Old Parliament. The little ones can enjoy free face painting, interactive storytelling sessions like Words Come Alive!, and Sarah Lim’s Touch Wood! For more hands-on activities, there are also Monster Hunt and Magical Sweet Monsters: From Yuck To Yum! Workshop that encourages creativity and imaginative play.

The Arts House has lined up a series of Monstrous Fun programmes packed with interactive experiences and family-friendly fun. It is the perfect excuse to spend quality time together while stepping into a playful world where creativity takes centre stage.

A free shuttle bus is available from City Hall, making it easy to get to the festival and explore the Civic District. Head to the Civic District Arts Bus webpage for more information.

Monstrous fun!
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1 Old Parliament Lane, Singapore 179429 
12pm – 5pm (Daily)
29 May 2026 to 31 May 2026

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