20 reasons to leave your house this July 2025, from F1 simulators and dreamy rose gardens to durian feasts and more

Not to alarm you, but we’re already more than halfway through the year. This July 2025, it’s time to loosen up and have fun at live concerts, floral fairytales, and high-speed race simulators.

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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