March is shaping up to be an action-packed month with exciting new openings and countless events. If you’re still scratching your head and wondering about things to do this month, we have got you covered.
Here is the ultimate roundup of things to do in March 2025!
1. Rainforest Wild Asia
Say hello to Rainforest Wild Asia, the first-ever adventure-based zoo in Asia opening on 12 March 2025.
Designed to mimic the layers of a real rainforest, this park takes you from the towering canopy to mysterious underground caverns, making you feel like you’ve stepped straight into a real Southeast Asian jungle.
For adrenaline junkies, get ready to fork out an additional fee to try out three heart-pounding activities. The Canopy Jump lets you experience a controlled free-fall from 13m or 20m, or opt for Critter Crawl where you can crawl through a 60m dark cave tunnel with only your head lamp.
Lastly, you can go for the AIA Vitality Bounce, which has three open-sky bounce zones at least 3m above ground.
For those craving even more adventure, join one of the exclusive three-hour harnessed tours that take you to hidden areas not accessible to regular visitors.
The Wild Apex Adventure Tour takes you high above the treetops. You’ll climb metal rungs, ladders, and suspended bridges, all while soaking in breathtaking views of Mandai Wildlife Reserve and Langur Island below.
Each tour, which includes admission and a photo, is priced at S$192 for adults, S$182 for children, and S$172 for seniors.
If adrenaline isn’t your thing, there’s still plenty to explore. The park features eight unique zones of open-concept habitats, including karst formations, lush forests, and hidden caves. With 7,000 Southeast Asian trees and shrubs planted, expect to be surrounded by exotic greenery, rare wildlife, and stunning landscapes.
And speaking of caves, The Cavern is next level.
Inspired by the Mulu Caves in Sarawak (the prettiest UNESCO World Heritage Site in admin’s opinion), this immersive zone is home to racer snakes, giant black scorpions, and other shadowy cave dwellers.
But don’t worry. If you’re not a fan of creepy crawlies, there’s a safer walkway where you can admire the scenery without any unexpected encounters!
To celebrate its grand opening, local residents can enjoy discounted tickets until 31 March 2025. Tickets for adults are at S$33, S$21 for children aged three to 12, and S$20 for seniors aged 60 and above.
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📍20 Mandai Lake Road Singapore 729825
🕒 9am–6pm (Daily)
2. Durian Fiesta
Durians are one of the most polarising fruits in the world (admin loves it by the way).
If you are a fan of the King of Fruits, get ready because the annual Durian Fiesta is making its grand return from 1 March 2025 to 10 August 2025 at Goodwood Park Hotel.
Expect a stunning lineup of handcrafted durian desserts, masterfully created by the hotel’s expert pastry chefs.
Making their debut this year, Mini D24 Spikey Duo, D24 Blossoming Trio, D24 Lychee Lime Sensation, and D24 Ice Cream Ring of Joy are the ones to look out for.
Starting from 4 April 2025 to 10 August 2025, Coffee Lounge will host the ultimate durian dessert buffet every Friday to Sunday.
For a durian-filled surprise, check out the special Anniversary Bundles perfect for gifting or treating yourself! The bundles are only available until 31 March 2025.
Pick between the Extravagant Durian Dessert Bundle (S$125) or the Classic Durian Dessert Bundle (S$125).
Durian Fiesta
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📍 Goodwood Park Hotel, 22 Scotts Road, Singapore 228221
🗓️ 1 March 2025 to 10 August 2025
3. Free Orchestral Concerts for the Family
March 2025 is set to be an exciting month for music lovers in Singapore. The Singapore Symphony Orchestra (SSO) presents three free concerts, bringing the beauty of classical music to audiences across the island.
Under the baton of Associate Conductor Rodolfo Barráez, indulge in the magic of the SSO Lunchtime Concert, SSO In Your Community, and Temasek Foundation × SSO: Music in the Meadow.
Psst, these are completely free, so just arrive early for the best seats!
The SSO Lunchtime Concert 2025, happening on 12 March 2025, offers a refreshing midday escape with a delightful afternoon of classical music at Victoria Concert Hall.
If you’re looking for a way to recharge your day, this is the perfect opportunity to sit back, relax, and enjoy the music performed by Singapore’s flagship orchestra. Admission is on a first come, first-served basis, so make sure to arrive early!
SSO In Your Community 2025 is happening in your neighbourhood (at least for Bishan residents) at the Auditorium, Eunoia Junior College.
Happening on 14 March 2025, SSO In Your Community aims to bring classical music closer to you, making it a convenient and accessible experience for those who may not usually visit a concert hall. Get ready for an intimate and heartwarming evening of music. Also, be sure to eat dinner before coming as the concert starts at 7.30pm.
For a truly magical evening, Temasek Foundation × SSO: Music in the Meadow on 15 March 2025 offers a relaxed outdoor concert experience at The Meadow, Gardens by the Bay.
It’s pretty vibey, with the rich sounds of a live orchestra in the background as the sun sets. Romantic, isn’t it?
Oh, the concert starts at 6.30pm, but you may want to arrive earlier for some fun!
Between 4pm to 5pm, you can have a go with different instruments like the trumpet, cello, and flute at the SSO’s first-ever outdoor Instrument Petting Zoo. Or head straight to the food truck to satiate your hunger.
For more information, you can check it out here.
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4. Be a Chorister for a Day
Ever dreamt of singing your heart out in a grand concert hall (admin sure has)?
If you love belting out notes in the shower, The Choral Encounter is your chance to take that passion to the next level. Even if you’ve never experienced symphonic choral music before, this is the perfect opportunity to start.
For S$109, The Choral Encounter invites you to spend the day on 30 March 2025 surrounded by the beauty of choral music. Whether you’re a seasoned singer or someone who simply loves to sing, this event offers a rare chance to perform alongside a professional chorus in an iconic venue.
You’ll get the chance to train, rehearse, and perform at the historic Victoria Concert Hall, with guidance from Singapore Symphony’s Choral Director Eudenice Palaruan and Assistant Choral Conductor Ellissa Sayampanathan, alongside the talented choristers of the Singapore Symphony Chorus (SSC) and Singapore Symphony Youth Choir (SSYC).
Throughout the day, you’ll dive into workshops and rehearsals covering classical choral masterpieces by Handel, Vivaldi, and Bach. Along with choral training, performance techniques, and vocal tips, this experience will help to refine your skills.
After a full day of preparation, you’ll take the stage for an evening concert alongside SSC and SSYC choristers. Friends and family are welcome to watch (no pressure, but don’t mess up okay).
Plus, participants will enjoy ticket discounts for selected 2025 concerts, exclusive merchandise, and CD recordings by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra.
To join, you must be 18 years or older, and sign-ups close on 19 March 2025. While the ability to read music is a bonus, it’s not compulsory. So don’t hesitate to sign up even if you’re new to choral singing.
Register now before spots fill up, and let your voice be part of something extraordinary!
You can find out more information here.
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5. APAC Food & Beverage Expo 2025
From 13 March 2025 to 16 March 2025, you can feast, shop, and win at APAC Food & Beverage Expo 2025 in Expo Hall 6.
With over 1,500 mouthwatering deals offering up to 70% off, you’ll find everything you possibly want (or didn’t even think you’ll want). From frozen delights to ready-to-eat bites, healthy supplements, and snackable treats, this will definitely keep you coming back for more.
Get your taste buds ready for a culinary journey across Asia-Pacific with over 300 vendors dishing out flavours from Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, and beyond.
Admission is free so you can just walk in and start tasting. Also, grab a complimentary S$5 APAC Cash Voucher when you’re amongst the first in line at the entrance.
When you spend S$50 or more, you will get to take part in a Gashapon for a chance to win prizes worth over S$88,888 with items like three AOX Water Dispensers, ASA 10 Return Air Tickets, and more!
APAC Food & Beverage Expo 2025
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📍Hall 6, 1 Expo Dr, Singapore 486150
🕒 11am–9pm (Daily)
🗓️ 13 March 2025 to 16 March 2025
6. Cavern Restaurant
Ever wondered what it’s like to dine in a cave?
Look no further than Cavern Restaurant, a one-of-a-kind dining experience tucked inside Rainforest Wild Asia, also opening on 12 March 2025. Modelled after Sarawak’s legendary Mulu Caves, this immersive eatery brings the mystery and thrill of cave exploration, minus the actual exploring.
The setting is nothing short of spectacular, with rocky walls, dim atmospheric lighting, and even a climbable rock formation for the adventurous (though I haven’t seen anyone scale the wall just yet).
As for the food, Cavern Restaurant promises a mix of international Western flavours so you can expect a hearty lineup of flame-grilled, smoky, and rustic dishes. Here’s a sneak peek.
For starters, prices start at S$12 with items like Stone Hearth Loaf (S$12), Spicy Wings (S$16 for four pieces), Grilled Octopus Skewer (S$22 for three pieces), and Cave Hot Dog (S$18).
Sides starts from S$10 featuring Cavern Fries (S$10), Potato Salad (S$12), Forest Mushrooms (S$12), and Mixed Roast Vegetables (S$12).
Lastly, mains start from S$20 with items like Stone Age Burger (S$20), Charcoal-Grilled Spring Chicken (S$28), Cave Smoked Ribs (S$32), and more.
While the prices might be on the steeper side, you’re not just paying for the food, you’re also dining in a cave (admin is queen of justification). So, if you’re up for a meal with a touch of adventure, Cavern Restaurant is definitely worth the experience!
Cavern Restaurant
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📍20 Mandai Lake Road Singapore 729825
🕒 9am–6pm (Daily)
7. FRAMED
Ever wanted to crack a thrilling case inside the National Gallery? Now’s your chance to do so.
FRAMED: A Murder Mystery in National Gallery Singapore is an exciting collaboration between National Gallery Singapore and HIDDEN, bringing you an AI-powered detective game.
Here’s the setup: You’ve been accused of a crime you didn’t commit. The only way to clear your name? Solve the mystery yourself.
Armed with your wits and your phone, you’ll embark on a self-guided, interactive adventure via WhatsApp, navigating the galleries at your own pace. Along the way, you’ll unravel cryptic puzzles, uncover hidden secrets, and see how art can reveal (or conceal) identities.
Your trusty sidekick, “Void Deck Cat”, is a sharp-witted AI chatbot who will feed you clues, challenge your perception, and point you toward the truth.
Expect twists and turns as you explore iconic spaces like the DBS Singapore Gallery, UOB Southeast Asia Gallery, and the ArchiGallery.
No extra apps are needed. Just a ticket, a QR code, and your detective instincts.
Think you’ve got what it takes to crack the case?
Grab your tickets for S$29.90 and step into the mystery!
FRAMED: A Murder Mystery in National Gallery Singapore
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📍1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
🕒 12pm–7pm (Daily)
8. Songkran Music Festival
It’s time to brace yourselves because Songkran Music Festival is coming your way from 15 March 2025 to 15 April 2025.
Get ready to dodge, weave, and unleash your inner warrior here. There are interactive shooting zones, an inflatable splash maze, and a dunk tank where you can drop your friends in the water.
Every Wild Wild Wet (WWW) day pass comes with a complimentary Singha beer or Malee Coco 100% coconut water. So sip, chill, and then dive right back into the madness.
On 22 March 2025 and 12 April 2025, Neptune Cove transforms into an open-air cinema, perfect for watching movies under the stars.
Muay Thai lovers, this is for you. From 15 March 2025 to 17 March 2025, some of the best fighters are coming to town. Expect a thrilling lineup of Wai Kru performances and demonstration matches from Rungubon Eminent and Kenji Ong.
If you’ve ever wanted to throw some punches (in a legal way), Muay Thai trial classes are available for young aspiring fighters at just S$5 per session.
And when the sun sets, the real party begins! The festival turns up the heat with Tachaya ‘Keng’ Prathumwan blending traditional Thai music with modern beats, followed by live DJ sets.
Tickets start at S$22 for adults and S$16 for children, so it’s time to mark your calendar!
Songkran Music Festival 2025
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📍 Downtown East 1 Pasir Ris Close Singapore (S)519599
🕒 12pm–6pm (Mon, Wed to Fri), 11am–6pm (Sat to Sun), Closed (Tue)
🗓️ 15 March 2025 to 15 April 2025
9. Punggol Coast Mall
It’s time to wind down and relax, and what better place to do that than Punggol Coast Mall?
The mall is still in the middle of opening, but many shops are slated to open within the month of March 2025. Get ready to explore over 120 stores, packed with everything you need.
Punggol Coast Mall is next to Punggol Coast MRT station, and it’s got a direct link to an open-air community plaza. So, live performances, pop-up markets, and community events are gonna be a regular thing.
Surrounding the plaza, the place is stacked with crowd-favourites like Burger King, Starbucks, Jollibee, BreadTalk, and more.
Other food options also include Astons, Din Tai Fung, Ha-Jun Korean, Paradise Hotpot, Shihlin Taiwan Street Snacks, Sushi-GO, and Sushi Tei. Honestly, just go down and take a look for yourself.
And there’s also the beloved Luckin Coffee (a walk to Luckin Coffee is admin’s daily exercise), Mr Coconut, or you can treat yourself to a scoop of happiness from The Better Scoop.
You can also find Japanese lifestyle essentials at Daiso or Muji, the newest gadgets from Harvey Norman, or even a fresh fitness routine at Amore Fitness.
Market Village, a brand-new dining destination, is set to open just a short stroll from the mall.
Plus, the Punggol Coast Hawker Centre is on the way, bringing 40 food stalls serving up delicious, budget-friendly local eats.
Punggol Coast Mall
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📍TBC
🕒TBC
10. WICKED Musical
Alright, theatre nerds and musical lovers, this is not a drill. WICKED is finally flying back to Singapore, and if you haven’t already memorised Defying Gravity, now’s your chance.
The award-winning Broadway musical will be here from 19 March 2025 to 27 April 2025. Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands will be transforming into the Emerald City for you to step into.
Tickets start at S$88, which honestly sounds like a fair price. But if you’re looking for the best seats in the house, VIP tickets range from S$218 to S$248. Or, you can top up an additional S$20 to get the Emerald with Souvenir Lanyard ticket at S$268.
Though, let’s be real, it’s WICKED, so every seat is bound to be a good one.
WICKED
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📍 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
🕒 Approximately 165 minutes
🗓️ 19 March 2025 to 27 April 2025
So, what’s on your bucket list for March 2025?
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