Singapore: there’s something fun and entertaining at every turn

Singapore is the place to be for a good time, whether you’re up for a dusk-to-dawn party, keen to dive into pop-culture events, or simply in the mood for some wholesome family fun. With world-class venues capable of hosting massive concerts, festivals, and award-winning theater productions, you’ll never run out of exciting things to do in Singapore.

When: extended till 1 Jan 2024

Set in the Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay, this immersive walkthrough experience takes you through five different zones inspired by the blockbuster, Avatar. Discover the world of Pandora with its bioluminescent environments, meet the indigenous Na’vi, come face-to-face with a mountain banshee, and more. It’s a fun, out-of-this world adventure suitable for all ages. Avatar: The Experience has been extended until January 1, 2024.

When: 18 Nov - 31 Dec 2023

Looking for something fun to do with your friends or family? Go on a 360-degree multi-sensory journey through your favorite Disney movies at the Marina Bay Sands Theatre. The exhibition revives scenes, characters, and songs from Frozen, Big Hero 3, The Little Mermaid, Lion King, and more. There’s a host of galleries, interactive floors, and activity stations to keep you entertained.

When: 17 Nov 2023 – 1 Jan 2024

Grab exclusive merch of your favorite characters at the first Nintendo pop-up store in Singapore. For a limited time only, the pop-up at Jewel Changi Airport will feature Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda, Splatoon and Pikmin collectibles, previously only available at Nintendo stores in Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto. What’s more, there’s also a Nintendo Switch play area and mascot meet-and-greet sessions for super fans.

When: 2 - 3 Dec 2023

Join Singapore’s longest running annual dance music festival at Siloso Beach for an epic sunset-to-sunrise party this December. Partygoers can look forward to high-profile headliners including Joji, Fisher, Alesso, Carta and more at this year’s festival, which carries the theme “The Tribe of Tomorrow.” There will be a food village, custom installations, and roving performances so get ready for some non-stop revelry.

When: 9–10 Dec 2023

Join in the fun at this year’s Singapore Comic Con by dressing up as your favorite superhero or video game character. This celebration of the best of Western and Asian pop culture features toys, collectibles, comics, and esports. Grab exclusive merch, meet special guests, join your favorite tournaments, and catch exciting performances all under one roof. Kids under 12 enter for free.

When: 31 Dec 2023

If you’re here at year-end, don’t miss Singapore’s biggest countdown party at Marina Bay. It’s an unforgettable celebration with spectacular fireworks, high-octane performances, and state-of-the art light and sound displays. Pop-up stalls offering food and drinks, games and other family activities complete the whole fairground experience.

When: 26-28 Jan and 2-4 Feb 2024

Get ready to hit Artbox, Singapore’s largest all-day creative night festival taking place at Singapore Expo Hall 6. This year’s theme, Avenue, will feature streets representing the U.S., South Korea, Taiwan, Japan and Thailand lined with street food stalls, shopping booths, arts and crafts retailers, and more. Look out for roving activities and dedicated activity zones. It’s a fun family day out for all ages.

When: From February 3, 2024

Looking for a nighttime adventure to remember? Join other Potterheads on an outdoor trail through the magical forest of the Wizarding World. Come face-to-face with Hippogriffs, Unicorns, Nifflers, and more. Cast spells or prepare yourself for a wand duel. This immersive experience brings to life the magical creatures and wizarding wonders from the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts films. Tons of fun for wizards, witches, and Muggles of all ages.

It's shaping up to be another awesome year for music lovers. British rock band Coldplay are kicking off 2024 with a bang, playing six sold-out shows for their Music of the Spheres World Tour (Jan 23, 24, 26, 27, 30, 31). But that’s not all, Ed Sheeran is hitting the stage with a one-night only concert (Feb 16) while Taylor Swift is making her sole Southeast Asia stop with six shows for The Eras Tour (Mar 2, 3, 4, 7, 8, 9). As you gear up for these epic concerts, make sure to leave room in your itinerary to explore the other vibrant sides of Singapore.

In January, you can dive into the arts scene with events like Singapore Art Week, ART SG, or Light to Night. And don’t miss the chance to join Singapore’s biggest street parade during Chingay in February. There’s a whole lot of fun to be had in Singapore, even if you didn’t snag tickets to the highly anticipated concerts. And keep your eyes peeled for more big names to come.

Singapore is a year-round festival hub, and some of them roll out the red carpet for big-name music acts. The Singapore F1 Grand Prix, a September extravaganza, is famous for its high-octane entertainment, with past lineups boasting global heavyweights like Robbie Williams, Kings of Leon, Green Day, and Suede, just to name a few. If you’re into Asian music, the Sundown Festival is your jam, while Mandopop lovers can’t miss the One Love Asia Festival Singapore, a yearly October treat.

Calling all musical theater fans! If you’re up for a fantastic time with the whole family, don’t miss Madagascar: The Musical in January. Join a gang of zoo animals on their wild escape from the zoo into the madcap world of King Julien’s Madagascar.

In March, prepare for a special treat as Matilda the Musical graces Singapore exclusively. It’s a heartwarming adaptation of Roald Dahl’s beloved book, featuring a young girl with an extraordinary imagination.

Broadway sensation, Hamilton, premieres in April. This biographical musical delves into the life of American founding father Alexander Hamilton as he battles for honor, love, and a legacy that would shape the destiny of a nation. Grab your tickets to these showstoppers soon.