Find out what’s hot and exciting to do in Singapore this weekend! There are so many fascinating things to do in June, as well as hip cafes, pubs, and restaurants, in our city. Even though the long weekend passed by so swiftly, we’re still planning interesting things to do this week! This weekend, let’s spend some time investigating Marine Parade. Or how about adding some interesting eating experiences to liven things up? Don’t forget to stay up to speed with our most recent events and news!
Check out these awesome activities to do in Singapore to make the most of your weekend.
1. First look at the new Bahru June 22–23, Saturday–Sunday Fresh Bahru Singaporean.
In case you haven’t heard, the former Nan Chiau High School is being occupied by the hip new creative cluster known as New Bahru. This is your chance to explore all the food, retail, wellness, enrichment, and artistic brands that have made New Bahru their new home before the official opening in September. Visit this weekend to participate in activities like creating unique clothing designs, upcycling leather, and wiring and styling bonsais!
Address: 46 & 58 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351; New Bahru.
2. Join the Weekend Fashion presented by Pink Fest
Singapore’s first inclusive fashion showcase is being presented by Pink Fest for the fashionistas among you. Be ready for fashion to take the lead in promoting individuality and freedom of expression. Local designers and companies like Carrie K, Thomas Wee, Marilyn Tan, and others are highlighted. In addition to limited-time sales, collections from participating designers and businesses will be available for purchase! You now know where to go if you need new clothes for your wardrobe.
Address: 250 Orchard Road, Design Orchard, Fashion For All, Singapore 2389053.
3. Watch Saturday, June 22, in Tokyo, “the city of music and love.”
Tokyo—”the city of love and music”— The news that multi-award-winning actor and singer Yu Shirota will be performing in Singapore this weekend for a single night only will excite fans of Japanese music. Audiences in Southeast Asia will be delighted by his debut performance. You may anticipate hearing hits from Disney, Broadway, and even J-pop on the set list! The star-studded lineup of this musical variety event includes Japanese singer Miwa and our very own Nathan Hartono.
Address: Esplanade Theatre, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
4. Drink: Sunday, June 23, Atlas Chronicles.
With Bangkok’s well-regarded bar Tropic City, enjoy Tiki-inspired cocktails and dance to the greatest music on Sundays. Tropic City is bringing its assortment of tropical cocktails, which will be served with snacks and staples from Atlas. Additionally, drag queens Vanda Miss Joaquim, Tiara Sorrel, and Anna Stacia’s performances are not to be missed. Address: Atlas Chronicles, Volume 2, Parkview Square, Singapore 188778, 600 North Bridge Road.
5. Saturday, June 22, Goodman Open House.
This artist’s enclave on Saturday is going to be a big deal! The Goodman Arts Centre comes alive with events held during the day and night for people of all ages, including young ones. This open house is an opportunity to become acquainted with the brands at Goodman Arts Centre. Attend performances, workshops, open studios, and even an outdoor movie theater.
Address: 90 Goodman Road, Singapore 439053; Goodman Open House, Goodman Arts Centre
6. Visit One Holland Village on World Refugee Day.
Visit One Holland Village on World Refugee Day for a joint art display created by Singaporean and refugee artists. The illustrated stories in this showcase are contributed by refugees who want to share their experiences, aspirations, and adventures. Enjoy a cup of coffee from Mad Roaster, a social venture that supports artists who are refugees, as you take in the artwork. Just this weekend, don’t forget to check out the weekend market featuring handmade goods created by or in aid of refugees.
Address: World Refugee Day, Level 1, One Holland Village Mall, 7 Holland Village Way, Singapore 2757487.
7. Get to Know the Flock Meet this weekend.
Are you trying to find something to do with the kids during the June break? Check out Bird Paradise’s Meet the Flock series, whereby various bird species are featured every month. It’s all about parrots in June! Discover the adorable parrots scuttling around the park by engaging in an interactive trail. Or take the parrot-guided tour to discover more about baby parrots. Learn all there is to know about the Indo-Pacific and South American parrots, as well as meet the keepers.
Address: Meet the Flock at 20 Mandai Lake Road, Bird Paradise, Singapore 729825.
8. Weekend Market at Cosford Container Park June 22–23, Saturday–Sunday
The monthly weekend market at Cosford Container Park has all you need and more! This monthly series is a great way for local artisans and entrepreneurs to showcase their work in this lively area. In June, take part in yoga sessions where bunnies visit the studio, an intense Zumba class, and a cocktail workshop where you will learn how to prepare various beverages.
Address: Cosford Container Park, 30 Cosford Road, Singapore 499550
9. Experience Gardens by the Bay’s Rose Romance.
Experience Gardens by the Bay’s Rose Romance on a swoon-worthy stroll in its fifth iteration. The love rose is the focal point of this iconic floral arrangement, which features it in all of its varied shapes, hues, and scents. In an environment influenced by Turkey, you will be able to marvel at over 16,000 flowers representing nearly 70 types.
Address:18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 0189537-885.
10. Gastrobeats 2024
This year’s Gastrobeats are all about food, fun, and funk! This month-long people’s festival offers many exciting games, live bands, and delicious food for weeks of entertainment. Discover the vibrant variety of Singaporean culture with 50 regional cuisine sellers, gifted local musicians, and kid-friendly carnival attractions. Did we also mention that everyone can enter for free?
Address: 12A Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018970; the address is Gastrobeats 2024.
11. Kubo at Tipsy Hippo
Kubo To be honest, when we learned that Kubo was leaving its residence on Robertson Quay, we were all disappointed. But do not worry! You may catch chef Kurt Sombero at Tipsy Hippo for a pop-up if you haven’t had a chance to sample his inventive dishes. His new Tiki-inspired dishes combine premium, all-natural ingredients with his culinary heritage. Kubo’s fried chicken, roasted banana cannoli, five-spiced beef sliders, curry chicken and potatoes, and soy-glazed pork belly are all must-tries.
Address: Kubo at Tipsy Hippo, 81 Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore 239917, #01-15/16/17, UE Square
12. Exhibition: Pagoda Odyssey 1915: From Shanghai to San Francisco Odyssey of the Pagoda, 1915.
This show brings together a collection of hand-carved model pagodas that have been separated for more than a century, from Shanghai to San Francisco. The intricate models, which draw inspiration from actual buildings, capture the variety of famous monuments throughout history. You’ll be treated to a glimpse of the sophisticated Shangai and San Francisco at the start of the 1900s with this exhibition.
Address: 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555
13. Enjoy fantastic fun all weekend long at VivoCity
Searching for activities to engage your toddlers in? No feather to be seen! VivoCity is going through a significant change. This Mickey and Friends-themed mall takeover features Donald Duck’s spectacular birthday celebration. So many enjoyable activities! Take photos with Donald’s boisterous nephews, Daisy Duck’s Peranakan-inspired shophouse, and a five-meter-tall installation in the open plaza. Make sure to pick up some merchandise featuring Donald from the pop-up store!
Address: 1 Harbourfront Walk, Singapore 098585
14. Eat all weekend at Pazzion Cafe x Saturnbird
The charming Pazzion Cafe and the forward-thinking coffee company Saturnbird have teamed up to create a groundbreaking coffee experience. Anticipate novel twists and savory infusions that will elevate your cafe-hopping experience. Saturnbird uses a freeze-drying method to retain the beans’ inherent flavors and fragrances for a distinctive beverage. Sample some of the event-only offerings, such as the Tropical Tango, Baileys Whisper cocktail, Sunrise Serenade, and Summer Blooms.
Address: Pazzion Cafe x Saturnbird, 391 Orchard Road, Singapore 238872; B1-39/40, Takashimaya Shopping Centre.
15. Children’s Festival
The renowned Children’s Festival at Gardens by the Bay is returning for its tenth year, perfect for the June vacation! Inside Out 2 enthusiasts may anticipate a plethora of themed events, such as an open-air carnival and expansive installations. Allow your children to learn about their feelings through play. With a memory orb, you may reminisce about your time spent together. Your child will love the doodle wall, and you can enjoy yourself on the mood swings.
Address: Supertree Grove, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953; Children’s Festival.
16. Entertainment: Pink Screen 2024
Pink Screen 2024 The Projector’s yearly LGBTQIA+ film festival is back for a month of stunning films that showcase community voices and advocate for transgender and queer acceptance. Choose from a sultry lesbian road comedy or a noir-style movie about a drag queen who is out for revenge. We will reserve our seats for the movie Bugis Street, which was formerly prohibited in Singapore for two decades. It is set in a bygone age of Singaporean history and is rife with socio-cultural satire that holds true to this day.
Address: Pink Screen 2024 at several locations, such as Cineleisure and the Golden Mile Tower
15. Things to do this weekend: The Xperience
In Clarke Quay, there is a pop-up place called The Xperience where you can enjoy good food, fun, and good vibes. On the new Rollermania 4.0, put on your kneepads and enjoy some sweets at Singapore’s first White Rabbit candy pop-up shop. At the Xmmersive Games, where carnival and arcade games await, test your gaming skills.
Address: #01-01, Block B, CQ @ Clarke Quay, 3B River Valley Road, Singapore 179021.
