ARTBOX CAMP 2026 

ARTBOX CAMP 2026 is back this April with over 250 rising brands, must-try eats, and artist performances. From 3 April 2026 to 5 April 2026 and 10 April 2026 to 12 April 2026, Singapore’s largest creative festival returns to Singapore EXPO with a highly anticipated collection of brands from 10 countries, gathering the most exciting brands, artists, and food vendors under one roof. 

Living up to the name as a creative festival, ARTBOX CAMP will transform Singapore Expo Hall 3 into a dynamic campground anchored on seven thematic zones—ARTBOX Lifestyle, ARTBOX Entertainment, ARTBOX Workshops & Experiences, ARTBOX Play, ARTBOX Art, ARTBOX Kids, and ARTBOX Youth.  

Tickets purchased before 1 April 2026 are priced at S$6 on weekdays, and S$7 on weekends; while tickets purchased from 2 April to 12 April will be priced at S$7 on weekdays, and S$8 on weekends. 

Tickets to ARTBOX CAMP 2026 can be purchased here. 

Read our article on ARTBOX CAMP 2026 here. 

ARTBOX CAMP 2026 
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1 Expo Drive, Singapore Expo Hall 3, Singapore 486150
12pm–11pm
3 April 2026 to 5 April 2026, 10 April 2026 to 12 April 2026

PetExpo 2026

PetExpo, is returning to Singapore for its 12th edition this April. From 3 April 2026 to 5 April 2026, the Singapore EXPO will be transformed into a bustling hub for all things pet-related. 

Your fur babies will be jumping in joy at the whopping selection of premium snacks, accessories, grooming supplies, and more goodies that will be available there. This is also a great opportunity for you to interact with fellow pawrents through the exciting event line-up of grooming competitions, workshops, adoption drives, and more.

Read our article on PetExpo 2026 here.

PetExpo 2026
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1 Expo Drive, Singapore Expo Halls 5B and 6, Singapore 486150
11am–8pm (Fri), 10am–8pm (Sat to Sun)
3 April 2026 to 5 April 2026

Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue

An iconic childhood game is coming to life in Singapore this April, the Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue! To be situated within the Green Canvas at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve, Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue makes its first Asia stop in the reserve. 

From large-scale immersive projections and theatrical sets, to motion-tracking gameplay and experiential storytelling, step into the pixelated Minecraft Forest, gather in-game resources, and interact with iconic Minecraft mobs in real-life!

Read our article on Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue here.

Minecraft Experience: Villager Rescue
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80 Mandai Lake Road, Mandai Wildlife Reserve East, Singapore 729826
11am–7pm (Mon to Fri), 10am–8pm (Sat to Sun)
24 April 2026 to 13 September 2026

Sayaka Shoji & Masaaki Suzuki / Mozart and Kalliwoda

Marking the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Singapore, the Singapore Symphony presents Sayaka Shoji & Masaaki Suzuki / Mozart and Kalliwoda. Featuring two of the most eminent Japanese figures in the world of classical music—Conductor Masaaki Suzuki and Violinist Sayaka Shoji—this two-night concert is a must-watch  for classical music lovers!

These musicians return to the Singapore Symphony to present Mozart’s delightful Violin Concerto No. 5 alongside two symphonies by Bohemian composer Jan Kalliwoda, often regarded as the missing symphonic link between Beethoven and Schumann.

Beyond being a concert for die-hard fans of classical music, Sayaka Shoji & Masaaki Suzuki / Mozart and Kalliwoda is perfect for a date night to unwind after work or enjoy on the weekend too. 

Tickets start from S$15, with student and senior discounts of 30% available as well; however do take note that this 30% discount applies to only Cat 4–6. This concert is also eligible for SG Culture Pass redemptions!

Purchase your tickets to Sayaka Shoji & Masaaki Suzuki / Mozart and Kalliwoda here. 

Sayaka Shoji & Masaaki Suzuki / Mozart and Kalliwoda 
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11 Empress Place, Victoria Concert Hall, Singapore 179558
From 7.30pm
17 April 2026 and 18 April 2026

Les Misérables 

This powerful story of friendship, love, and sacrifice has audiences around the world in a chokehold. Set against the backdrop of the early French Revolution, experience the powerful voices and moving stories of each character. In theatres from now till 10 May 2026, catch them in action for a heart-gripping performance. 

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10 Bayfront Avenue, The Shoppes Marina Bay Sands, Sands Theatre B1-69/70, Singapore 018971
Various Timings
Till 10 May 2026

RAVE4CAKE

Targeted at cake and caffeine lovers, RAVE4CAKE makes a new headline among unconventional raves. With three homegrown DJs—x1ncity, NOLA, ZENX—on the roster spinning genres like baile, funk, and tech house the whole afternoon, the function is sure to grant both rave veterans and novices a sweet time. 

Bringing in six boutique bakeries, these brands will be bringing their best bakes to the event for you to sample and vote on the “Best Cake”. Participating bakeries include @messwithbutter, Honeypeachsg Bakery, LÉLE Bakery, @sugar wonders, Vicbakery, and @yoyosummer_sg. 

Tickets to RAVE4CAKE are currently priced at S$30+, and can be purchased here.

Each ticket will also come with the following items:
3 cake slices of your choosing
1 photo strip from the RAVE4CAKE photo booth
1 exclusive rave door gift
1 ceremonial matcha, artisanal coffee, or hot chocolate (for the first 100 attendees) 

Read our article on RAVE4CAKE here. 

RAVE4CAKE
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141 Middle Road, Singapore 188976 
2pm–6pm
11 April 2026

Arcadia

Marking his first major solo tour, it’s about time Chen takes the stage, showcasing his powerful vocals. He made his solo debut in 2019 after a successful career as lead vocalist in the popular boy band EXO. Catch tracks from his newest album, Arcadia—alongside fan-favourites like Beautiful Goodbye and Best Luck.

Read our article on more concerts coming to Singapore here. 

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17 Stamford Road, Capitol Theatre, Singapore 178907
6pm 
12 April 2026

Palm Tree Music Festival 

We may not have Coachella, but Palm Tree Music Festival is just as hot, curating a lineup of powerhouse artists and premium experiences. Get ready for chart-toppers like John Summit, Alesso, Layton Giordani, and Marlo to take the stage and pump up the crowd. 

They aren’t stopping there, as they’ve partnered up with premium spirit brands and restaurants so that concert-goers can have the full luxury package. From unlimited access to your favourite artists to high-class hospitality, tickets for this event will be flying off the shelves, so get yours quick!

Palm Tree Music Festival
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31 Marina Park, Gardens by the Bay, The Meadows, Singapore 019191
3pm
18 April 2026 

555 MART

Bangkok-based illustrator and graphic designer, Nene, brings her playful drawings to Heartware Store & Gallery. With a knack for finding charm in the everyday, the artists’ signature illustrations turn ordinary items like snacks, stationery, and packaging into quirky, endearing artworks.

Named after the Thai shorthand for laughter, the 555 MART is stocked with her illustrated market finds, including snacks and small essentials she has picked up on her travels. 

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350B Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427598 
12pm–7pm 
27 March 2026 to 17 May 2026

Paws for a Cause

If you’re looking for a meaningful way to spend your Sunday morning, this event absolutely can’t go wrong. Not only is it organised to support guide dogs—the most indisputable good bois in society—but dog owners will also score a wellness walk with their furry buddies alongside Physical: 100 winner, Amotti. 

Start the walk bright and early at 7am, with registration starting as early as 6.30am. Experience USS without all the glitz and glamour in the quiet hours of the morning, and conclude your walk at 8.30am. Use that time to snap lots of cool selfies with the fitness celebrity and bond with some fellow pawrents. 

Read our article on Paws for a Cause here.

Paws for a Cause
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8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
7am–8.30am
5 April 2026

Pinkfong & Baby Shark Splash Wonder Water Park

A pop-up family-friendly water playground, hop around inflatable water slides, obstacle courses, interactive play zones, and more at the Pinkfong & Baby Shark Splash Wonder Water Park. 

Running from 13 March 2026 to 5 April 2026, this event features special appearances by Pinkfong and Baby Shark, alongside sing-along sessions and meet-and-greets with these characters. 

Tickets to the Pinkfong & Baby Shark Splash Wonder Water Park can be purchased here. 

Pinkfong & Baby Shark Splash Wonder Water Park
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85A Palawan Beach Walk, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098521
2pm–7pm (Mon to Thu), 9.30am–7.30pm (Fri to Sun)
13 March 2026 to 5 April 2026

Bellygom Goes Local 

Bellygom and friends have landed in Singapore for the first time at Changi Airport! The popular South Korean pink bear, Bellygom, known for surprising people and spreading joy, brings a delightful Singapore-inspired experience until 3 May 2026.

At Terminal 3’s Departure Hall, a gigantic seven-metre tall inflatable Bellygom takes centre stage, setting the scene for the festivities. Walk closer and you will find Bellygom’s friends pose with larger-than-life iconic local favourites, including ice gem biscuits with Ja-Ah Dochi the hedgehog, a cup of kopi featuring Daldal-Guri the raccoon, and Peranakan tingkat tiffin carriers with Malamala the yoga teacher peeking out from behind.

Read our article on Bellygom Goes Local here. 

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65 Airport Boulevard, Terminal 3 and 4, Singapore 819663
Various Timings
Till 3 May 2026

Hop Up! Easter on the Rooftop

The rooftop bar Baia has launched a family-friendly Easter celebration in collaboration with Esplanade, that blends bougie rooftop dining with fun-filled kids’ activities such as Easter egg hunts. 

On Easter Sunday, 5 April 2026, you can enjoy an indulgent buffet spread, Baia’s Sunday All-day Happy Hour (Aperitivo Day), and two Easter Egg hunt sessions taking place at 12pm and 2pm. With the aid of activity cards, your kids can roam free within designated areas and in the PIP’s PLAYbox, looking for colourful eggs, which they can exchange for a gift bag.

Reservations for the Hop Up! Easter on the Rooftop can be made here.

Read our article on Hop Up! Easter on the Rooftop here.

Hop Up! Easter on the Rooftop
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8 Raffles Avenue, Esplanade Mall #04-01, Singapore 039802
11am–12.45pm, 1pm–2.45pm
  5 April 2026

LEGO Shophouse Experience

Walk along Orchard Road and drop by Singapore’s first-ever LEGO Shophouse Experience. Featuring a reimagined LEGO brick shophouse inspired by Peranakan culture, the shophouse spans across a few curated rooms, each with something new to discover. 

Throughout the LEGO Shophouse Experience, you’ll also notice LEGO figurines created by fans, as well as a chance for you to create your own! Journey through the space, and create your own postcard by collecting stamp colours that gradually unveil a special Peranakan graphic.

Find out more about the LEGO Shophouse Experience here. 

LEGO Shophouse Experience
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250 Orchard Road, Design Orchard Level 2, Singapore 238905
11am–9pm
13 March 2026 to 5 April 2026

Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience @ HyperDrive

As Asia’s first indoor gamified electric go-kart circuit, the LEGO Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience transforms HyperDrive into a LEGO Playground. 

Throughout HyperDrive, complete missions at designated pit stops and collect stamps on your mission card. Take part in adrenaline-pumping karting sessions, or create your dream vehicle at the build-and-test stations—the things to do are endless!

Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience @ HyperDrive
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54 Palawan Beach Walk, The Palawan @ Sentosa, Singapore 098233
12.30pm–9pm (Mon to Fri), 10am–9pm (Sat to Sun)
Till 30 April 2026

Pokémon Truck Singapore

For those thinking of getting their hands on the latest Pokémon Pokopia, you can now try it for free at the roving Pokémon Truck! 

Set to travel islandwide, this mini truck features free demo games, exclusive merch, adorable photo spots and a recreational section. The Pokémon Truck will be on the move till 4 June 2026.

Read our article on the Pokémon Truck here.

Pokémon Truck Singapore
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Various Locations
10am–10pm
5 March 2026 to 4 June 2026

Sakura @ Gardens by the Bay

Sakura returns for its 11th edition at Gardens by the Bay, accompanied by adorable Sanrio characters: Hello Kitty, My Melody and more. This year, Sakura adorns the Flower Dome with 30 varieties of cherry, peach and plum blossoms, surrounding landscapes inspired by Ishikawa’s historic districts. 

Wander through streets reminiscent of a geisha quarter, and enter a Edo-era samurai residence modelled after the home of a prominent samurai family in Kanazawa. Within its walls, admire traditional crafts from Ishikawa like lacquerware, gold leaf, dyed kimono textiles and other regional arts. 

Tickets to the Sakura showcase can be purchased here. 

Sakura @ Gardens by the Bay
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Flower Dome, Singapore 018953
9am–9pm
13 March 2026 to 15 April 2026

Easter Egg-stravaganza @ Bird Paradise

Participate in Singapore’s largest Hot-Egg Balloon Gachapon, with 100 larger-than-life egg installations and complimentary child admission! 

From 14 March 2026 to 12 April 2026, the annual event extends across the entire precinct from Bird Paradise and Mandai Wildlife West, to the eastern cluster with activities at Curiosity Cove and Singapore Zoo.

Look forward to egg hunts, mascot meet-and-greets, and gachapon chances throughout the event!

Easter Egg-stravaganza @ Bird Paradise
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20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
14 March 2026 to 12 April 2026

Cafe Mary Grace

One of the Philippines’ most beloved café brands has finally arrived in Singapore. Cafe Mary Grace, a household name with over 140 outlets, finally made its international debut here. 

With highlight bites like Ensaymadas, Cheese Rolls, and more, the café clearly knows what it’s doing!

Read our article on Cafe Mary Grace here.

Cafe Mary Grace
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52 Tras Street, Singapore 078991
9am–6pm (Tue to Sun)

The FRIENDS Experience 

Following its successful run in more than 25 cities across the US, Europe, and Australia, The FRIENDS Experience will open at the Fever Exhibition Hall from 7 March 2026 to 3 May 2026.

Through the experience, take a closer look at this iconic show by viewing the making of the series, admiring replica props, and stepping inside signature backdrops from the television series. The FRIENDS Experience is sure to walk you down memory lane.

Read our article on The FRIENDS Experience here.

The FRIENDS Experience
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25 Scotts Road, Fever Exhibition Hall, Singapore 228220
2pm–10.15pm (Wed to Fri), 10am–10.15pm (Sat to Sun)
  7 March 2026 to 3 May 2026

Nonyanita Café @ Chef X

Founder of private home dining experience Nonyanita, Chef Jean Tan, has opened a new Peranakan cuisine pop-up café in Clarke Quay Central! Find traditional Peranakan dishes in a modern café culture at Nonyanita Café at Chef X, set to helm the space till 17 May 2026. 

At Nonyanita Café, heritage Peranakan dishes take on an on-the-go form, such as grain bowls, sandwiches, soups, and salads. Think along the lines of Chicken Rendang Sandwiches, Assam Fish Grain Bowls, and Papaya & Prawns Titek Soup, where nostalgic Peranakan flavours are expressed through common café staples. 

Be sure to check out this pop-up café before 17 May 2026, and experience a new concept of Peranakan food! 

Read our article on Nonyanita Café @ Chef X  here. 

Nonyanita Café @ Chef X
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6 Eu Tong Sen Street, Clarke Quay Central #03-103/104, Singapore 059817
11.30am to 2.30pm, 6.00pm to 9.30pm (Tue to Sat)
23 March 2026 to 17 May 2026

Bukit Batok Library

The West region of Singapore has welcomed the brand-new Bukit Batok Library. Featuring the first-of-its-kind immersive visual and aural library experience. Featuring a sound library, kinetic art installations, and more. 

From new immersive art spaces to innovative ways to recommend new titles, the new Bukit Batok Library feels like a whole different dimension—one that you can’t miss out on. 

Read our article on the reopened Bukit Batok Library here. 

Bukit Batok Library
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1 Bukit Batok Central Link, West Mall #03-01, Singapore 658713
11am–9pm (Daily)

Swee Lee Vinyl Library

If you’ve always wanted to bring home the music vinyls offered at Swee Lee, you’ll be glad to know that the cosy retailer has just opened Southeast Asia’s first vinyl lending library!

To start borrowing vinyls, simply sign up for Swee Lee’s Insider membership for S$29 per month, download the VMI Connect App, and listen away! Be sure to make use of in-store listening stations at Swee Lee Clarke Quay and Swee Lee Star Vista—where you can either bring your own records or preview Swee Lee’s extensive vinyl collection before taking them home.

Read our article on the Swee Lee Vinyl Library here. 

Swee Lee Vinyl Library 
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Blk 3B River Valley Rd, CQ @ Clarke Quay #01-06, Singapore 179021
1 Vista Exchange Green, Star Vista #01-07/08/09/10, Singapore 138617
Various Timings 

With such a variety of new events and spaces popping up, there’s no way you can call Singapore boring now!

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But unknown to many, there’s an app that holds it all together, which is Telegram. Created in 2013, the app has become a buzzing hub for communication, cute sticker packs, and even channels that contain useful bite-sized information for all sorts of users.

If you’re an avid app user, you’re in luck. Over here, we’ve curated 23 useful Singapore Telegram channels, so you’ll be updated on the latest news, life hacks, and best deals—what is Google again?

Singapore Telegram channels to help you through your day

1. Largest Telegram group in Singapore for deals – @GoodLobang

GoodLobang is the Telegram channel with the most subscribers in Singapore—and for good reason, too. The group shares an astounding variety of Singaporean deals and promotions offering the best value for money, along with all the latest lifestyle news updates and recommendations you wouldn’t want to miss.

Subscriber-exclusive perks have also been spotted in the channel, with brands such as LiHO, Swensens, and llaollao working exclusively with them. Some of the deals simply require you to flash the Telegram post to redeem—talk about convenience and a bang for your buck. 

Besides providing their pictures of the redemption, some subscribers also post useful information such as reviews and clarification about the redemption process.

You can find out more about the rules and regulations of the group here, and join this Telegram channel here.

2. Food reviews and recommendations – @TasteSoulSG

If you love food and hate wasting your calories on food that just doesn’t hit the spot, this is where you can discover the best hidden gems, and get updated on brand new cafe/restaurant openings before everyone else.

Taste Soul (previously known as SG Food Lobang) is the largest Telegram channel in Singapore that shares reliable food reviews and new recommendations. 

The channel is also home to exclusive deals and local culinary news. You’ll never have trouble answering the age-old question, “What to eat?” ever again. Whether you’re a hawker food aficionado, an avid brunch-goer, or just an all-around foodie, this is one community you must join.

Join this Telegram channel here.

3. Lifestyle news & recommendations – @ConfirmGood

Here’s how you can get to know only the best in Singapore, one interesting post at a time, where you can get confirm good recommendations, guides, life hacks, and everything you need to know about what makes living exciting and fresh here in the +65.

Curated and crafted by our very own team, think of ConfirmGood as your one-stop lifestyle channel that shares:

• Useful lists (best places to eat, things to do, fun events, etc)
• Recommendations for good things to do and try in Singapore
• The latest news and happenings in Singapore

Hop on in, and we can have a fun discussion about everything great, quirky and new in and around Singapore!

Join this Telegram channel here.

4. Pocket guide for students – Student Perks (Private Channel)

Just for students, Student Perks is a private channel sharing all you need to know to enjoy your student life to the fullest. Think fun things to do with friends, great places to explore, students’ news, useful study tips and much more. 

As students, if you’re living on a limited allowance or relying on a part-time job for income, you can also enjoy benefits such as student-exclusive discounts available in the channel, so you can comfortably head out for a fun day with your friends.

Do note that this is a private channel, so you can only join through an exclusive invite link which we’ve provided in this article.

Join this Telegram channel here.

5. Travel updates and hotel recommendations – @GoodToFly

Get first dibs on must-visit destinations, the best things to eat, see, and do around the world, alongside flight promotions and hotel deals.

There’s no better time than now to finally embark on your adventures around the world with Good To Fly, a Singapore Telegram channel that shares curated updates on all things travel-related.

Whatever you’re looking for, from local experiences to overseas travel inspiration, in-depth guides and the best deals, one can indeed travel without breaking the bank.

Join this Telegram channel here.

6. Date ideas and weekend plans – @Good2GoSG

Singapore may be small, but you’d be surprised at the number of things to do and places to check out that we’ve yet to explore. 

Good-2-Go shares all the hidden gems, cafes, and trendy hangouts for couples, friends, families and individuals to visit in Singapore, so you can easily spice up your dates, group outings, family day out or precious weekends with fresh new places.

Whether you love checking into new cafes, pop-up events, or fun-filled activities, the channel has scoured it all out for you—so it’s convenient to find and plan activities on the go.

Join this Telegram channel here.

7. Beauty, fashion, and wellness  – @VanitySuite

Vanity Suite is a one-stop Singapore Telegram channel for all your beauty, fashion and wellness needs. Want to know what the latest beauty products you simply need to get your hands on are? Or the most relaxing and value-for-money spa in Singapore? How about gorgeous afternoon tea spots or the latest aesthetic cafes to visit with friends? 

Let this channel work its magic. From comprehensive guides and reviews to the hottest places and deals, Vanity Suite has everything you need to satisfy the beauty junkie in you. This community is also home to effective, tried-and-tested beauty, fashion, and wellness tips—so if you’ve joined the channel, you know you’re definitely not missing out.

Join this Telegram channel here.

8. All things parenting, all things family – @ParentCode

You don’t have to be a parent or paw-rent to join Parent Code, a Singapore Telegram channel dedicated to sharing useful content for the family. More than just enriching and educational tips for parents, Parent Code curates a wide range of activities, events, and experiences that are fun for the whole family. 

From parenting essentials to exciting family-oriented deals, this handy pocket guide will equip you with all things family-friendly—there’s no need to stress out over plans for the family. 

Join this Telegram channel here.

9. Health, fitness, and wellness – @FitnessLevelUp

Take your health goals or #fitspo to the next level with Fitness Level Up, a Singapore Telegram channel dedicated to health, fitness and wellness. 

Besides sharing updates on sporting events and best fitness recommendations, you can also find gym membership promos and sports deals.

All you need to know to get your body in tip-top shape, from getting a good workout to essential health and wellness information, is readily available at your fingertips.

The only bad form you’re getting here is becoming completely fit and ripped, so don’t miss out on these useful updates.

Join this Telegram channel here.

10. Where the night is young – @NightlifeCollective

Here’s where we can all get up late at Nightlife Collective, with a dash of happy hour deals, a sprinkle of best supper places, and a whole lot of fun things to do when the sun goes down. 

If you’re the type to pick up the pace after dusk, you’ll definitely want to be kept in the loop with the best clubs and clubbing promos.

From the most happening clubs and parties to the best cocktail bars, and not forgetting night activities like midnight movies, night-cycling and more—this Telegram channel will have you painting the town red in no time at all.

Join this Telegram channel here.

11. News & discounts on games, consoles, and gadgets – @NextInTech

Keen to keep up with the latest in technology and electronics? Next in Tech is where you will find exciting updates regarding everything tech, including tech deals and promos.

And whether it’s the latest e-sport news and updates, a super plush and comfortable ergonomic chair, a high-tech monitor screen, or a high-performance CPU, the channel also provides you with guides and promos on how to score the best setup. 

For the gamers, there are also game updates and console discounts available. Whether it’s fighting it out on DOTA 2 or looking for the best PC on the market, this channel provides you with the ultimate support.

Join this Telegram channel here.

12. News on current affairs, local & global news – @NewsOutpost

This is where you will find a collection of stories curated from credible news sources such as Straits Times, CNA, Gov.SG, Mothership and more.

Fetching you the latest affairs and news from reliable sources, News Outpost provides quick, bite-sized news updates so you don’t miss out on what’s happening. Get what you need to know, who you need to know—whenever, wherever.

Join the Telegram channel here.

13. Get the latest scoop of COE, road shows, car meet-ups, and more – @CarHow

Interested in cars? We’ve discovered a channel that covers it all. From free parking spots and picnic locations to the latest COE updates, Car How? keeps you informed on the road.

While the channel may be smaller than other channels in our list, its practical content makes it a valuable resource for car owners and enthusiasts in Singapore. 

Join this Telegram channel here.

14. Be entertained with uncle jokes while waiting for the bus – @SgBusUncleBot

Prefer commuting by public transport? Spice up your journey with the Bus Uncle Telegram bot. Unlike standard bus apps that only show arrival timings, Bus Uncle personalises your commute with Singlish jokes, real-time bus timings, and bookmarked favourite stops.

Think of it as a virtual companion to keep you entertained on your daily ride. 

Join this Telegram channel here.

15. Avoid getting stuck on MRT breakdowns – @SGMrt

It’s tough luck to be stuck on an MRT breakdown when you’re on the way to work. But with SG MRT Updates, perhaps you might be able to avoid commute disruptions.

SG MRT Updates allows you to receive first-hand notifications on closing times and the much dreaded MRT breakdowns, so you have some time to plan your trips. That way, there’s no need to frantically text your boss that you’ll be late.

Join this Telegram channel here.

16. Important official public transport updates – @LTASingapore

While Bus Uncle and Car How? personalise your daily commute or provide niche information, it’s just as important to follow official updates from LTA Singapore. 

The Telegram channel shares timely information on train service disruptions, new bus interchanges, bus express services, and more—helping you stay informed and act quickly during unexpected delays. 

Join this Telegram channel here.

17. Updates on dengue cases and SG’s cleanliness – @NEASingapore

As COVID-19 takes a step back (fingers crossed), it’s important to remember that Dengue cases are still on the rise. NEA Singapore helps you to stay vigilant by keeping up with the latest dengue news from the National Environment Agency, so you’ll know which places to avoid.

You’ll also get updates on hawker centre cleanliness and tips for living a green, sustainable life.

Join this Telegram channel here.

18. Tips for first-time homebuyers – @SingaporeHDB 

If you’re planning to buy a new home, Singapore HDB is a channel that’ll provide you with tips on home financial planning, BTO exercises, interior design ideas, and home purchase processes.

They also provide useful information, such as guidelines on the types of grants offered, so first-time homebuyers will not feel lost in the process.

Join this Telegram channel here.

19. Polls & quizzes from the curious Singaporean minds – @SGAskEveryone

You may have a genius idea, but sometimes, that also causes you to have tunnel vision—a tendency to focus on a single goal or point of view. If you’ve hit a roadblock and need the public’s opinion on your theory, simply post a question on SG Ask Everyone to gather feedback.

The Telegram channel allows you to participate in and send polls and quizzes, so you’re able to do consumer research for your project or help another friend out.

Join this Telegram channel here.

20. All in one channel for every Zouk event – @ZoukSingaporeChannel

Who says Singapore’s nightlife is dead? Popular hotspots are slowly reviving the scene, bringing back venues that old-time clubbers remember fondly. Before heading down, check out their Telegram channels for exclusive deals, guestlists, and updates.

Zouk Singapore Channel stands out, with its resident Gen Z intern running the feed in a laid-back, satirical tone. While the humour is tongue-in-cheek, the deals are very real; just make sure you meet the terms and conditions.

Join this Telegram channel here. 

21. News on your favourite brand’s favourite brand’s advertising wins – @MarketingInteractiveSEA

If you’re an aspiring advertiser or marketing professional, the Marketing Interactive SEA Telegram channel is a must-follow. It covers key developments across the advertising and marketing industry, from award-winning campaigns to CEO movements at multinational agencies like Ogilvy, Omnicom Media Group, and more. 

Stay on top of the latest industry news, and who knows? Your next big campaign might just earn a feature, too. 

Join this Telegram channel here. 

22. Check out for free entry, deals, and special international DJ guests – @MarqueeAcademy

Beyond the Zouk Singapore Channel, Marquee Singapore also runs its own Telegram channel. With every subscriber milestone reached, the channel unlocks exclusive deals, with their most recent deal being S$7 entry or S$70 packages for seven drink tickets. 

Score these limited-time perks and party at one of Singapore’s globally renowned clubs tonight. 

Join this Telegram channel here. 

23. Places to avoid & the worst lobang in Singapore – @BadLobang

As the saying goes, all that glitters is not (always) gold.

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Here are 12 Black Friday Cyber Monday (BFCM) deals that you absolutely cannot miss! 

1. Samsung

From now until 1 December 2025, BFCM flash sales will bring greater savings on Samsung’s home appliances, such as televisions (TV), soundbars, and more!

Some of these flash deals include collecting up to S$2,000 worth of store vouchers, which you can use on Samsung’s website and official Shopee marketplace.

This seems to be the ideal time for us to replace our office speakers with the Samsung Soundbar. 

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From now till 1 December 2025

2. Dyson

Dyson’s going all out with their BFCM sale across multiple merchant websites. 

Amazon users can enjoy up to 40% off vacuums, hair dryers, and more, while Lazada and Shopee users can stack up savings by collecting up to S$300 worth of store vouchers.

Make sure to hit the minimum spend in each order to unlock even more vouchers.

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From now till 1 December 2025 

3. Lenovo

We’ve already covered Dyson’s home appliances and Samsung’s mobile gadgets— now it’s time to upgrade your home office with Lenovo’s BFCM sale. 

From 50% off on selected PCs and accessories, to 8% off rewards and even S$1 monitors, there’s definitely something you won’t want to miss. These deals are exclusively available on their website.

There are plenty of other ongoing promotions happening for Lenovo products on Lazada, such as Lenovo Legion Tab (S$749) and Lenovo GO S 8APU1 (S$1,119) as well. 

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From now till end date unspecified 

4. Alo Yoga

Up and rising athleisure brand Alo Yoga has been popular amongst gym rats. The best part? There’s a 30% discount happening on their apparels, shoes, accessories, and more. 

Remember to apply the promo code SINGLES before carting out your Alo Yoga goods on their website to enjoy the discount. 

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From now till end date unspecified 

5. Andar

Still not satisfied yet from shopping at Alo Yoga? Then head on down to Andar for more affordable atheleisure wear. 

They’ve kickstarted their BFCM sale from 21 November 2025 to 1 December 2025, 10am. Order 3 items for S$120 to be eligible for discounts up to 56% off. 

There’s even a 10% cashback in points that can be collected and used for other items in the near future. This sale is happening exclusively on their website. 

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21 November 2025 to 1 December 2025 

6. Crocs

We’re not big Crocs fans, but this BFCM sale might just change our minds. 

Save up to 60% with selected crocs, such as the Women’s Classic Platform Clog (S$69.95) and the Baya Clog (S$39.95).

Don’t forget to add Crocs’ adorable Charm Jibbitz to your cart, especially with their ongoing promotion of five single Jibbitz at just S$10. 

We’re already eyeing the Pokémon and Pingu ones, so what are you waiting for? 

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From now till end date unspecified 

7. Sephora

Don’t miss out on Sephora, where both members and non-members can enjoy stackable discounts. 

Gold Tier members can enjoy up to 20% off, while Black and White Tier members can enjoy up to 15% off with a minimum spend of S$120. 

If you’re not a member, don’t worry! Spend a minimum of S$180 to be eligible for a S$30 off voucher. Sales start on 25 November 2025 on the website and on 26 November 2025 in physical stores. 

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25 November 2025 till end date unspecified 

8. Kylie Cosmetics

With the newly launched Kylie Cosmetics store in Bugis Junction, there’s bound to be endless giving to commemorate its 10th anniversary. 

From 28 November 2025 to 1 December 2025, Kylie Cosmetics will be rolling out 20% off discounts for in-store products. 

What’s more, if you spend a minimum of S$180 or more, you’ll get to bring home a Cosmic Kylie Jenner Eau de Parfum Fragrance, and many little freebies too.

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200 Victoria Street, Bugis Junction #01-KIO-01 Hylam Street, Singapore 188021
10am–10pm (Daily) 
28 November 2025 to 1 December 2025 

9. Watsons

Watsons’ Merry Glam-mas sale is taking place from now until 10 December 2025. Get three or more items to enjoy 33% off on the Watsons website. 

Or sign up for an Amazon account and enjoy 25% off on selected supplements, healthcare, and skincare products, exclusively on Watsons’ Amazon Fresh page.  

Whatever it is you choose, this is the perfect time to prioritise your skin and body care. 

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From now till 10 December 2025 

10. Nike

With Nike, there are always deals worth jumping on if you’re eyeing a fresh pair of kicks. 

For this year’s BFCM sale, Nike is offering an extra 30% off with a minimum purchase of three discounted items. 

If three is overkill, then cart out just two discounted items to enjoy an extra 20% off. The stackable discounts are everything, so make sure to check their website for all the discounted items. 

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From now till 10 December 2025 

11. BFT 

Everyone around us has been signing up for Body Fit Training (BFT) memberships, and if you’re thinking of jumping on the bandwagon too, this deal is perfect for you. 

For its BFCM trial promotion, BFT is offering a discounted rate of an eight-class package for just S$59. This package includes strength endurance training, cardio high-intensity interval training (HIIT), cardio summits, and more. 

The original package can cost up to S$240, where you’ll save over S$100 if you sign up today! Promotion is exclusive to the BFT Kembangan studio only. 

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398 Changi Road, #01-04/05/06 The Lenox, Singapore 419845 
6am–8.30pm (Mon to Fri), 7am–2pm (Sat)
24 November 2025 to 29 November 2025 

12. Barry’s Bootcamp

After securing your BFT membership, it’s time to enjoy some time at Barry’s Bootcamp Singapore! The studio specialises in 50-minute full-body workouts split into treadmill running and strength training.  

If that piques your interest, then you’ll definitely want to lock in—from 26 November 2025 to 30 November 2025, all class packages and gift cards are 20% off from the original cost.

It’s the perfect opportunity to start working out or snag some gift cards as Christmas gifts for your fitness besties. 

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Various Locations 
Various Timings
26 November 2025 to 30 November 2025

With these exclusive BFCM deals, we hope you’re just as tempted as we are to splurge again. 

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For the past four years, Gamescom Asia has been the ultimate playground for gamers right here in Singapore. Held at Suntec Convention Centre, it’s where the world of gaming comes alive, connecting the professional gaming industry with gaming hobbyists.

Besides getting first dibs on playing pre-released games, visitors can also meet their favourite game developers and influencers, join cosplayer contests, catch stage shows for major game series announcements, and even sit in developer talks. It’s basically every gamer’s dream rolled into one!

Gamescom Asia and Thailand Game Show will feature a myriad of activities to cater to consumers and businesses in the 2025 edition of the event. 

Don’t miss the opening night on 17 October 2025 — it’s where action begins! Expect live game demonstrations featuring LEGO Batman, Resident Evil, Black Myth, and more.  

Whether you’re an aspiring developer or simply just keen to break into the gaming industry, this is the perfect opportunity to network with big gaming companies such as Bandai Namco, Capcom, HoYoVerse, Nintendo, and more. 

If you haven’t heard of these companies before, they are well-known for their popular video games, such as Taiko No Tatsujin, Resident Evil, Genshin Impact, and more.

There are two types of tickets available for the event: Business Area and Entertainment Area. Three ticket categories are available through the Business Area: business visitor, conference delegate, and VIP. These prices range from US$25 to US$1,195 (S$32 to S$1,551.64).

Additionally, there are three different ticket categories available for the Entertainment Area: the Kisscross Pass, HoYoverse Pass, and one-day pass. The prices of these ticket categories range from 200 THB to 1,250 THB (S$7.93 to S$49.53).

We highly recommend purchasing a one-day pass and going to the convention on 17 October 2025 so you can soak up all the excitement from the opening night.

Regardless of whether you’re a hobbyist gamer or the next Tencent CEO, Gamescom Asia and Thailand Game Show are a gamer’s haven that you cannot miss. 

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60 Ratchadaphisek Road,  Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Exhibition Hall 2–4, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
10am–7pm 
16 October 2025 to 19 October 2025

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And there’s no better place to hide out than Game Up, Chinatown’s newest gaming hotspot!

Nestled within Chinatown, this is the ultimate hangout spot for those looking for a bit of competitive fun or just a chill card session.

The space has a laid-back charm (honestly, it looks like somebody’s living room), but with free-flow snacks and a huge selection of options like darts, pool, and console games.

Entry is priced at just S$6 on Weekdays and S$8 on Weekends, which is already a steal in today’s economy. 

But they’re also running an Opening Special of 20% Off, so make your reservations here before this limited promotion disappears.

The space spans two cosy floors, accommodating up to 70 people at full capacity. 

For the Mario Kart addicts, make a beeline for the PS4, Xbox, or Nintendo Switch.

Popular console games available include The Legend of Zelda, Animal Crossing: New Horizons, Just Dance 2021, and Nintendo Switch Sports.

Over at the wall, you’ll find a dartboard for some casual aiming.

The thinkers (and sneaky betrayers) can engage in rounds of board games, mahjong, and pool. It’s time to channel your inner strategist and deceive your friends in a tricky game of Uno. 

What’s more, if you’ve got a special team of five, the Mahjong Package allows one player to try their luck for free.

But what’s a hangout without snacks? Game Up offers complimentary snacks for you to munch on, from shrimp crackers to potato chips. 

If you want bottomless refills, the Unlimited Drinks Package (S$4.90) lets you chug drinks such as Sprite, Lemon Tea, and Coke Zero.

Whether you’re a serious gamer or just a chill player, Game Up has got the game you need. Are you ready to battle it out? 

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30B Temple St, Singapore 058575
Open 24-Hours (Daily)

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And of course, there will be exclusive promotions and giveaways that you won’t want to miss.

This year, the show will be held at Suntec Convention Centre from 28 August 2025 to 31 August 2025, with the title “Loading the Next Chapter” (and yes, admission is free).

In honour of SG60, exhibitors are rolling out promotions revolving around the number ‘6’. 

Psst, gamers… Enjoy 60% off the Hinomi H1 Pro V2 Ergonomic Gaming Chair.

Comex 2025 also brings daily WOW deals, where you can enjoy compact laptop stands, versatile multi-adapters and more from just S$5.

While stocks last, WOW promotions include:

• 28 August 2025 – Jisulife Life9 5000 (S$14.90, U.P. S$32.90)
• 29 August 2025 – VCE VE-PD17-BK PD20W 10,000MAH Powerbank Black (S$9.90, U.P. S$36.90)
• 30 August 2025 – Tessan Adaptor With 2 USB and Wall Plug with 3AC, 2B & 1C (S$15, U.P. S$40.80)
• 31 August 2025 – Liberty LSH01 Laptop Stand (S$5, U.P. S$25.90)

For every S$500 spent, you’ll also snag a S$10 Challenger Voucher.

And, try your luck at the Lucky Draw, with S$250,000 worth of prizes up for grabs (you could be going home with a brand-new TV).

Other than these exciting deals, Comex 2025 is set to wow you with its cutting-edge, immersive experiences. 

Test out Fanatec’s latest racing hardware and next-generation simulators. Or, be among the first in the world to witness Hisense’s RGB TV debut, delivering colour precision through breakthrough RGB pixel technology.

Don’t forget to register here to unlock insider promos, early access, and your personalised dashboard, which includes a unique QR code to redeem your WOW deals onsite.

Are you ready to shop and win big? Text all your tech friends and plan a trip to Comex 2025.

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Suntec Convention Centre, Levels 3 & 4, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039593
11am–9pm (Level 3), 12pm–9pm (Level 4)
28 August 2025 to 31 August 2025

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What’s that, you ask? All Singaporeans aged 18 and above in 2025 (born before 2008) will receive S$100 worth of credits to spend on over 400 local arts and heritage programmes.

Yes, this includes all Singapore Citizens as of 31 December 2024.

This isn’t a sneaky way to get discounted K-pop tickets, as the credits can’t be used for foreign performances, or food and drinks.

SG Culture Pass aims to immerse us in our rich local arts scene (which will effectively die out unless we do something), with literary events, dance recitals, exhibitions, plays, workshops, and concerts.

To redeem your credits, simply visit the official SG Culture Pass website here and log in with your SingPass account from 1 September 2025 onwards. That’s also where you’ll find the full list of eligible activities, which can be filtered by date, type, and location.

These credits are valid for three years, from 1 September 2025 to 31 December 2028, so take your time to plan your events (math isn’t my strong suit, but you’ve got to make the S$100 worth every buck).

The best part? A majority of 70% of the events will be priced below S$50, and any remaining cost can be topped up through credit card or PayNow.

Authorised providers include Sistic, BookMyShow, GlobalTix, Klook, Pelago, and Trip.com.

Alternatively, Catch is the only official marketing partner, which gave us a sneak peek into what to expect.

Sing60 Music Festival (One-Day Pass: S$40, Two-Day Pass: S$60) is taking over Fort Canning Park for two days of local music by over 60 home-grown acts. 

On 6 and 7 December 2025, sway to pop singers Benjamin Kheng and Shazza, the Talentime All-Stars, mandopop singers Mavis Hee, other indie and alternative music artists, and electronic music artists. 

If you’re an adventurous soul, Sentosa: Fort Siloso History Game Walking Tour (S$38) is a tech-guided walking tour. Part Amazing Race and part Escape Room, it promises thrilling secret bunkers and hidden passageways.

Graffiti may be illegal in Singapore, but at Off the Wall: LETTER/FORMS, you’ll be able to watch three artists live-paint large-scale murals… and take part in the spray painting yourself.

Foodies, The Studios Pickle Party 泡泡菜狂欢也! by The Theatre Practice (S$40) is a play disguised as a pickling workshop, and you’ll actually get to make pickles on-stage.

Do note that the credits are non-transferable, non-exchangeable for cash, and not valid for resale.

Whether it’s following a heritage food trail or enjoying an immersive theatre performance, SG Culture Pass aims to expose us to our rich local arts scene.

What event’s got your heart pumping?

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1 September 2025 to 31 December 2028

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While it’s getting increasingly easier to cross the Causeway thanks to public transport (peep the upcoming JB-KL Electric Train Service and Rapid Transport Link), some of us still prefer driving across the border.

Before you get too excited, however, here’s a foolproof guide to Malaysia’s Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP). If you’re confused, just think of the VEP as your car’s passport. 

What is VEP?

Starting 1 July 2025, every Singapore-registered vehicle must have a valid VEP to enter Malaysia. Failure to do so? A hefty MYR 300 (S$90) fine. And yes, you’ll have to pay this upfront before leaving Malaysia (as well as applying for the VEP on the spot).

Repeat offenders face serious consequences, from fines of up to MYR 2,000 (S$602) to a ban from Malaysia and even jail time of six months.

How do I apply for VEP?

To apply for a VEP, ensure that you have the following ready:

• Your NRIC
• Your passport
• Vehicle road tax and insurance information
• Vehicle model, chassis number, and Certificate of Entitlement (COE)

Alternatively, you can download your vehicle log card in PDF format from the Land Transport Authority’s OneMotoring website here.

Next, head over to the VEP portal to register. After verifying your email, log in to the portal and complete the form with your vehicle’s details. At this stage, do ensure that you already have an existing Touch ‘n Go e-wallet.

Once submitted, you’ll receive a confirmation email, which could take up to weeks (so this is your sign to plan early).

How do I collect my VEP-RFID tag?

Once your application is successfully approved, Malaysia’s Road Transport Department (JPJ) will email you with your radio frequency identification (RFID) tag collection details.  There’s also a processing fee of MYR 10 (S$3).

Free self-collection is available at the following locations:

• MY VEP Pte Ltd: 186 Woodlands Industrial Park E5, #03-01, Singapore 757515, 9am–5pm (Mon to Fri)
• TCSens VEP Collection Centre: Block 6, Danga Bay, Jalan Skudai, 80200 Johor, 9am–5pm (Wed to Sun)
• Paradigm Mall: Carpark at Level 7, Skudai Highway, 81200 Johor Bahru, 10am–10pm (Daily)
• Sunway Big Box: West Wing’s lower ground carpark, Persiaran Medini 6, Sunway City, 79250 Iskandar Puteri, 10am–9pm (Daily)

You can also opt for home delivery in Singapore, with a service fee of MYR 30 (S$9) and a postage fee of around MYR 15 (S$4.50). Sales and service tax apply.

How do I activate my VEP-RFID tag?

Once you’ve obtained your RFID tag, don’t just stick it anywhere!

Make sure to place it at the top-left corner of your car’s windscreen or left headlamp. It should be pasted on a clean, flat, and dry surface, at least 5cm away from any part of the car’s metal frame.

Afterwards, take a clear picture of the tag, along with the car’s license plate and upload it to the portal here. Once the tag is successfully activated, you will be notified by email.

Other useful information

Your RFID tag works together with your Touch ‘n Go e-wallet (but having the physical card as backup is always a smart move). Make sure your card has sufficient credit for the MYR 20 (S$6) road fee before entering Johor’s land checkpoints, plus any road tolls along your journey.

Your activated VEP is only valid for five years, so it’s a good idea to set a calendar reminder now for renewal. Moreover, ensure your VEP is valid for at least six months before entering Malaysia.

Happy driving! Now that you have this handy guide, you’re all set for future road trips to Johor Bahru, Malacca, or wherever you dream of. 

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On 3 July 2025, Scoot officially announced the launch of new flight services to Da Nang and Nha Trang in Vietnam, and Kota Bharu in Malaysia. Flights will be taking off progressively between October and November 2025.

Da Nang is a must-visit spot in Vietnam, with its beautiful beaches and natural attractions like the Marble Mountains. It’s also located near the UNESCO World Heritage site, My Son Sanctuary, and the ancient towns of Hoi An and Hue. 

Expect three weekly flights to Da Nang on the Airbus A320 Family Aircraft, starting from 20 October 2025. This will progressively increase to daily flights by December 2025.

Further south in Vietnam, Nha Trang is the spot to be for beach parties and fresh seafood. Don’t forget to pack your sunscreen and party attire, because they’re known for their nightlife that just won’t quit.

Expect two weekly flights to Nha Trang on the Embraer E190-E2 Aircraft, starting from 21 November 2025. This will progressively increase to five weekly flights by January 2026.

Kota Bharu is Malaysia’s hidden gem, boasting gorgeous riverside mosques, royal palaces, and vibrant markets. Here, immerse yourself in traditional Malay culture, from Rebana Ubi (traditional drums) shows to Wayang Kulit (shadow puppetry) performances. 

Expect two weekly flights to Kota Bharu on the E190-E2 Aircraft, starting from 26 October 2025. 

One-way economy class fares, inclusive of taxes, start from:

• Da Nang (S$115)
• Nha Trang (S$135)
• Kota Bharu (S$78)

Booking for these flights is already available on Scoot’s website.

But that’s not all — to meet the higher demand for air travel, Scoot is also increasing flight frequencies to Jakarta, Clark, Davao, Manila, Hat Yai, Perth, and Sydney.

To celebrate the launch of these new destinations, Scoot has limited-time promotional fares from 8 July 2025 to 13 July 2025. From just S$69, their mid-year sale offers one-way flights to over 60 cities, including Fuzhou, Sydney, and Chiang Mai.

More information about flight destinations can be found here.

What’s next? Look forward to flights to Medan and Labuan Bajo in Indonesia, and Okinawa in Japan, all launching during the Northern Winter 2025 Season. 

If you’ve been indecisive, this is the universe telling you to make that flight booking (you don’t want to miss the promos)!

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October 2025 onwards

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Are you ready to have an unforgettable month? Here are 20 activities you have to tick off your checklist.

F1NIGHTRACE: ALL ACCESS

F1 fans, rev up your engines and embark on this free, self-guided experiential journey at the F1 Pit Building. 

Zoom into Singapore’s motorsport history, master trackside flags, and put your skills to the test with race simulators. Then, snag the exclusive chance to sneak into usually restricted areas like the media centre, the cool-down room, and the podium. 

Don’t forget to try your luck with the attractive prizes, including tickets to the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2025, Thursday Pit Lane Experience passes, and more.

This exhibit is only open on weekends, with eight sessions daily. Since capacity is limited, pre-register here before slots are filled.

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Marina Bay Street Circuit Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975
10am–7pm (Various Time Slots)
6 July 2025 to 3 August 2025 (Weekends Only)

KFC’s Picnic Under The Stars

Heads up: International Fried Chicken Day falls on 6 July 2025, and KFC is celebrating with music and finger-lickin’ good fried chicken.

From 2 July 2025 to 4 July 2025, grab KFC’s 2 Meals for S$10 Promo, available for both dine-in and takeaway. This deal includes four pieces of chicken, two whipped potatoes, and two drinks.

Then, on 5 July 2025, head down to Dhoby Ghaut Green Lawn for KFC’s first-ever music festival. Hosted by radio DJs Germaine Tan and Avery Aloysius Yeo, the night will feature performances by Saylah Studios and acoustic rock duo Jack & Rai. 

Tickets are priced at S$59.50 and admit up to three people, including a picnic mat, a bucket floor lamp, a foldable fan, and a reusable picnic bag.

The Picnic Set Meal consists of six pieces of chicken, in both the original and hot flavours, nine pieces of nuggets, two medium fries, and three Coke Zeros.

Tickets are limited to just 150 slots, so make sure to secure yours here by 3 July 2025, 3pm.

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Dhoby Ghaut Green Lawn, 10 Penang Road, Singapore 238469
6.30pm–9.30pm
5 July 2025

Guardian’s Biggest Health & Beauty Fiesta

From 4 July 2025 to 6 July 2025, Guardian is pulling out all the stops with its largest-ever, three-day Health and Beauty Fiesta with free admission. 

Catch health talks by experts and live beauty demos, with over 80 leading global and local health, beauty, and wellness brands including Round Lab, Olay, and Skin1004. This is your opportunity to explore new product drops, exclusive 1-for-1 deals, free gifts, and complimentary health screenings.

Spent a minimum of S$88 to qualify for a goodie bag worth S$200, limited to the first 100 people on 4 July 2025 and the first 200 people on the following days.

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Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre Hall D, Level B2​, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
1pm–10pm (Fri), 10am–10pm (Sat to Sun)
4 July 2025 to 6 July 2025

Skechers Sundown Festival 2025

Held at Haw Par Villa, this year’s festival introduces the sustainability pillar, Gaia, which will host workshops, plant-based food vendors, an eco-glam station, and a Botanical Bar.

Lace up your dancing shoes for 40 regional and international artists performing over the three days, including MAMAMOO’s Hwasa, Tilly Birds, and WHYLUCAS.

Read more about this festival here.

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Haw Par Villa, 262 Pasir Panjang Road, Singapore 118628
4pm–10.30pm
4 July 2025 to 6 July 2025

Illustration Arts Festival 2025

Draw some inspiration from the local and international talents at the Illustration Arts Fest at Keppel Road. 

The art market is featuring 130 illustrators this year, with exclusive art merchandise, limited-edition pieces, and live drawings at your fingertips. The 100% human-made art is a breath of fresh air, found alongside heartfelt stories, workshops, and live talks at the weekend-long festival. 

Tickets are priced at S$6 for a 1-day pass here.

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39 Keppel Road #01-05, Singapore 089065
2pm–9pm (Fri), 11am–9pm (Sat), 11am–7pm (Sun)
4 July 2025 to 6 July 2025

Sentosa Cable Car’s 10th Anniversary

Soar to new heights with the Singapore Cable Car’s 10-year anniversary celebrations. 

The iconic cable car cabins have been given a Peranakan-inspired makeover, and the Sentosa Line Round Trip for Two is now going at just S$4, for a limited time only. Want to spend a full day exploring instead? Opt for the 1-day Unlimited Rides for Two (S$14). 

Keeping to the theme is a series of hands-on, Peranakan-themed workshops at the Siloso Point Station, on the last weekend of each month.

Read more about the anniversary deals here.

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Sentosa Line, Sensoryscape Station, 3 Siloso Road, #1 3, Singapore 098977
8.45am–10pm (Daily)
Now until 31 August 2025

NTUC NDP Bay Celebrations

Want to enjoy a live broadcast of the National Day Parade and front-row views of the iconic fireworks display without, well, actually being at NDP? 

This ballot-only event at The Promontory features live performances by local talent such as Regina Song and Shazza, as well as interactive and immersive exhibitions for all ages.

Read more about this celebration here.

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The Promontory@Marina Bay, 11 Marina Boulevard, Singapore 018940
4pm–9pm
26 July 2025, 2 August 2025, 9 August 2025

Rose Romance

The Flower Dome has transformed into a dreamy English rose garden (perfect for Bridgerton fans), so spend an afternoon here strolling through the castle-village inspired by the legend of King Arthur.

With over 15,000 roses spanning 65 varieties, there’s plenty of romantic photo ops against Tudor houses and British castles.

Tickets start at S$8 for children below 12 and seniors above 60, and S$12 for adults.

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Flower Dome, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
9am–9pm (Daily)
Now until 20 July 2025

Sentosa GrillFest 2025

Chow down at Siloso Beach at the hottest (literally) beachside barbeque after a long day at sunny Sentosa. 

GrillFest is back for the eighth time, bringing you over 35 vendors serving up both local and international grilled delights. 

From the Netflix-famous Steak and Fries (S$22) from muslim-owned CRAFT’B to tried and true classics like the Signature Charcoal Roasted Duck (S$34 for half, S$60 for full) from Meng Meng Roasted Duck – there’s an endless line of food to devour. 

You can even become a grill master at the immersive dining experience in the GrillHouse. Enjoy premium ingredients and DIY grilling with family and friends for a night of fire and fun. 

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10A Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099008
4pm–10.30pm
17 July 2025 to 20 July 2025
25 July 2025 to 10 August 2025 (every Fri to Sun only)

SG60 Changi Airport Charity Walk

Hit two birds with one stone in this fundraising event, where fitness and community meet for a memorable night.

Held on 27 July 2025, take a scenic two-kilometre walk along the glowing Changi Airport Connector, with all proceeds going to the Community Chest Singapore. This charity supports children with special needs and youth-at-risk, so you’ll be hitting your steps in a meaningful way.

Along the way, enjoy interactive checkpoints and nostalgic local treats such as ice cream sandwiches and gem biscuits. 

If you finish the distance, you’ll be rewarded with a commemorative medal and an exclusive mini-plush keychain.

Tickets start at S$60 for solo walkers, S$110 for two buddies, or S$180 for teams of four. You can also make additional donations through the event page. 

Don’t forget to register here.

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T2 Changi Airport Park Connector, Airport Boulevard, Singapore
6.30pm–9.30pm
27 July 2025

The Little Prince: The Journey of Stars

Travel through this fairytale world with your little ones at GROUNDSEESAW’s latest exhibition, The Little Prince: The Journey of Stars. Having brought you Van Gogh and Monet Inside immersive exhibitions, the space isn’t a stranger to dazzling displays of colour, passion, and emotion. 

Walk through the beloved novel, reimagined on 6-metre-tall walls at S$22 for adults and S$15 for children. 

Read more about the exhibition here, including details about the 50% early bird discount.

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Parkview Square Level 3, 600 North Bridge Road, 188778
10am–7pm (Daily)

Nintendo Switch 2 Experience Event

Gamers, the new Nintendo Switch 2 has officially landed. But if you’re still on the fence, here’s your chance to try it out for free. 

At Jewel Changi Airport, get a taste of the first Nintendo experience in Southeast Asia. You’ll be able to get your hands on Mario Kart World and the brand-new Knockout Tour mode, available exclusively at this event.

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B1 Atrium Jewel Changi Airport (Outside ZARA), 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666
10am–10pm (Daily)
Now until 24 July 2025

All Hail the King Durian Fest

Are you a durian hater or lover? If it’s the latter, this might just be the event to look out for. All Hail the King Durian Fest is set to return this July at Sentosa to bring you top-grade durians like Mao Shang Wang and more. 

Don’t worry about things getting too heaty, as there’ll be a selection of fresh seasonal fruits and bites from Dian Xiao Er to cleanse your palate between handfuls of durian. You’ll even get the chance to take home a little durian duck plushie to commemorate the day of feasting. 

Get your tickets for a weekend of gluttony at S$268 here. 

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The Bay Restaurant, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098269
6pm–7.30pm
11 July 2025 to 13 July 2025, 18 July 2025 to 20 July 2025

HoYo FEST 2025

This year, HoYo FEST is debuting Artist Alley, where a gaming company is allowing fan-made merchandise to be sold at its event for the first time. There will also be a new Stage Segment, where cosplayers and performers can be the stars of the show, as well as themed booths, experience zones, and lucky draws.

Can you say you’re a HoYoVerse player if you’re not snagging the HoYo FEST exclusive collectables? 

Read more about the festival here.

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Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hall 406CXD
10am–8pm (Daily)
25 July 2025 to 27 July 2025

Artland

Ever heard of an evolving art exhibition? Dive into Artland, a vibrant world of flora and fauna sculpted from multi-coloured modelling clay. Created in 2016 by South Korean artist Do Ho Suh and his daughters, this interactive exhibition allows visitors to contribute to the art with their very own clay sculptures.

For just S$6, a single ticket gives you two tubs of coloured clay, plus 30 minutes of sculpting. Families can enjoy bundled rates of S$18 for two adults and two children.

Get your tickets here.

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ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974
11am–7pm (Sun to Thu), 11am–9pm (Fri to Sat)
Now until 14 September 2025

Wong Fu Fu X Crayon Shinchan

Halal Taiwanese cafe Wong Fu Fu is bringing cheeky fun to your tables with its limited-time Crayon Shinchan pop-up, running until August 2025 only. 

Other than the playful themed menu (peeped the butt-shaped pudding!) and vibrant Shinchan decor, there’s also massive five-litre matchas. These are available as regular matcha lattes or the crowd-favourite strawberry matcha, from just S$59.90.

Read our full review here.

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776 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198744
12pm–10pm (Tue to Sun), Closed (Mon)
From 19 June 2025 Onwards (2 months only)

WHITETREE Cafe Pop-Up

Escape the buzz of the CBD in WHITETREE’s cafe pop-up at Isetan Scotts, where you can enjoy Japanese-inspired desserts.

Try the Tokyo-style Canelés (starting from S$6.50 each), which are crispy on the outside and gooey on the inside. Or, indulge in the ultra-rich Kiwami Matcha Ice Cream (S$6.90). For sips, there’s unique picks like the Sake-Infused Coffee (S$6.80) and the well-loved Strawberry Matcha (S$8.50).

Read our full review here.

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350 Orchard Road, #01-K2&K3, Singapore 238868
10am–8.30pm (Daily)
From now until 30 September 2025

Miniso X One Piece

It’s time to get Luffy this month and visit Singapore’s first One Piece x Miniso Pop-Up Store. Situated at Plaza Singapura, get ready to fill your home with One-Piece styled homeware, plushies, tumblers, collectables, and more. It’s the perfect gift for your Chopper-obsessed friends, or to liven up your desk at work. 

There’s also a little something special for Egghead fans – an island collection for a summer of clear skies and sandy floors. 

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Plaza Singapura Atrium Level 1, 68 Orchard Road, Singapore 238839
TBA
19 July 2025 to 3 August 2025

Afternoon Lingering Treats: Madison’s X Mdm Ling Bakery

American tea classics are reimagined with local flavours at Pullman Singapore Hill Street, where Madison’s and Mdm Ling Bakery have teamed up for the limited-time Afternoon Lingering Treats.

Priced at S$88++ for two pax, indulge in sweet and savoury bites, paired with a selection of premium Dilmah’s Silver Jubilee teas and Nespresso Coffees.

Expect playful, modern twists on classic teatime treats. For the savoury menu, you’ll find unique dishes from the Mee Sua Kueh to the Satay Chicken Sando. As for sweets, standouts include the Black Sesame Cheese Tart, Purple Potato Mousse, and Chendol Panna Cotta.

Of course, MLB’s signature Kopi Siew Dai Cookies, Pandan Pineapple Cookies, and Molten Chocolate Cookies will also be there.

Reservations are required, so check out the available slots here.

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Madison’s, 1 Hill Street, Pullman Singapore, Singapore 179949
2pm–5pm (Mon to Fri), 2pm–3.30pm, 4pm–5.30pm (Sat), Closed (Sun)
Now until 31 July 2025

Wes Ander-thon

Retro indie movie theatre The Projector is hosting a Wes Ander-thon to celebrate 30 years (well, almost) of the legendary filmmaker’s work. Known for their pastel colours and symmetrical frames, revisit fan-favourites such as The Darjeeling, Rushmore, and Moonrise Kingdom.

To complete your movie screening experience, try The Grand Budapest (S$15) pilsner and Ale of Dogs (S$15) summer ale. For bites, snack on Mr Fox’s (Stolen) Chicken (S$13), a chicken karaage side with your choice of dip.

Tickets can be booked here.

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Somerset: Cineleisure, 8 Grange Road, #5th floor, Singapore 239695
Nicoll Highway: Golden Theatre, 6001 Beach Road, #05-00 Golden Mile Tower, Singapore 199589
Various Screenings
11 July 2025 to 10 August 2025

This July 2025, there’s no shortage of fun things to do around our sunny little island. Which of these 20 events will you be hitting up first? 

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