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What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 27 To 29 June 2025

There's something for everyone.
Published: June 27, 2025
Photo: Courtesy of CHIJMES

Singapore offers a wealth of experiences to explore. From indulgent luxury encounters to fascinating exhibitions, here’s how to make the most of your June in the Lion City.

POP-UPS & EVENTS

Cetaphil SkinLabs

Photo: Courtesy of Cetaphil

Take your skincare to the next level by embarking on an immersive, science-led journey into skin health and innovation. Learn what your skin needs through personalised consultations and hands-on skincare zones. Then, discover Cetaphil’s latest Gentle Exfoliating SA range formulated for sensitive skin. On top of that, enjoy exclusive sessions led by dermatologists, dieticians and yoga instructors. By combining science-backed skincare innovation with interactive elements, Cetaphil offers a fresh way to understand and care for your skin. 

The Cetaphil SkinLabs Pop Up runs from now till 29 June 2025 at 265 Beach Road. For more information, visit their website.

Beauty Bakery X Ha Sisters

Photo: Courtesy of Beauty Bakery

If you’re a fan of K-beauty, this five-day K-beauty pop-up would make a great addition to your list of places to visit this weekend. Designed to look like a bakery, explore a curated collection of K-beauty brands and products, specially handpicked by the Korean content creator and sister trio, the Ha Sisters. Discover brands such as dear Klairs, Isntree, Purito and Abib—cult-favourites that will help you achieve glass skin. From glow boosters to calm-down serums and clay masks, you’ll definitely find the perfect item that your skin needs. The Ha Sisters will also be making appearance at the pop up on 28 June.

The K-beauty pop up will be happening from 27 June to 1 July 2025 at Orchard Central, Singapore. For more information, visit their website.

Chanel Summer Club

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 6 To 8 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Chanel

Step into a chic holiday escape where you can discover Chanel’s iconic skincare, make-up, and fragrances—including the coveted LES EXCLUSIFS DE CHANEL range. Take a playful summer quiz to unveil your holiday persona and the perfect scent to match, then indulge in pre-departure treats like a relaxing eye contour treatment, soothing hand massage, and a quick flash makeover. Don’t forget to snap a cute photo at the signature wall and send a postcard to someone you love—because summer memories are better when shared.

The Chanel Summer Club Podium will be happening from now till July 7 2025 at Changi Airport Terminal 1, Departure Transit Hall.

Nespresso Summer Retro Playground

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 20 To 22 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Nespresso

Coffee isn’t seasonal. But this summer Nespresso is giving it a new vibe. Explore this immersive, retro-inspired space that evokes a sense of nostalgia through bold flavours, fun throwbacks and interactive moments. Have a go at the retro arcade games that bring back childhood memories, then channel your inner barista by making your very own iced coffees with Nespresso’s limited edition flavoured coffees. Listen to curated tracks for your chosen coffee recipe and don’t forget to snap a picture at the summer photo wall as a keepsake. Coffee lover or not, there’s plenty to see and do at this multi-sensory summer experience. 

The Summer Retro Playground will be happening from now till 26 August 2025 at ION Orchard.

Wings of Art 2025

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 20 To 22 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Wings of Art

Feeling nostalgic? Relive your childhood at Wings of Art 2025 where 1,060 winged Barbies showcased in Singapore’s longest Barbie doll runway take centre stage. In celebration of SG60, sign up to take part in a national creative initiative with impact where you can craft your own winged Barbie into a personal piece of hope and dreams—which you can decide to take home as a memento or donate back to the runway. Proceeds from this interactive craft session goes toward the Singapore Red Cross’ Young Hearts Programme in support of underprivileged children. That’s not all—explore how recycled materials are transformed into a three metre tall community wings sculpture and visit interactive zones with carnival games and a wings-themed photo booth.

Wings of Art 2025 is happening 24 June to 1 July 2025 at Marina Square Central Atrium. For more information to register, visit their website.

Goodman Open House 2025

Photo: Courtesy of Arts House Limited

At the intersection of where art meets play, this annual event opens the doors to Singapore's largest arts enclave to celebrate a day of creativity, community and connection. Immerse yourself in a world of imaginative experiences such as hands-on workshops, open studios and performances. Start off with Colours Under the Sun, a vibrant drop-in activity where you can create your own unique artwork using a range of art-making techniques. Stay on to explore the Mighty Makers Creators Market where local artists and makers come together in a hub of handmade creations and unique artworks. 

As the sun sets, a field transforms into an outdoor cinema where visitors can gather under the stars for the screening of Transformers One. And there’s still loads more to discover.  Whether you’re a seasoned art lover or simply just curious, this is your chance to engage with art up close in the spaces that it’s created.

The Goodman Open House 2025 is happening on 28 June 2025 from 10am to 10pm at Goodman Arts Centre.

Glow Festival By Prudential 2025

Photo: Courtesy of Glow Festival by Prudential

Singapore’s definitive health and wellness lifestyle festival is back again this year with a bold new outlook and a line-up built for the way we want to live now: With more energy, more purpose, and more space to feel well. This year, it’s not just about movement—it’s about total wellbeing. Expect everything from fertility panels and clean beauty workshops to strength sessions and recovery lounges. With a lineup designed for modern lifestyles, Glow blends science, culture, and serenity into one dynamic experience. This isn’t just a festival. It’s a full-spectrum reset.

Glow Festival by Prudential is happening on 5 to 13 July 2025 at Marina Bay Sands. For more information, visit their website.

EXHIBITIONS

OCÉAN: Diving Into The Unknown

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 6 To 8 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Alliance Française

Explore the ocean and all its mysteries beyond the surface with "OCÉAN: Diving Into The Unknown". A collaboration between Alliance Française and the Paris National Museum of Natural History, the multi-sensory exhibition highlights the dept of France's ties to the ocean by weaving together art, history, science, and advocacy for guests to reflect on our relationship with the sea.

OCÉAN: Diving Into The Unknown is happening from now till 30 August 2025 at Alliance Française de Singapour. For more information, visit their website.

Beyond The Corporeal Existence

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 30 May to 1 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Art Works Gallery

In collaboration with London’s trailblazing Gillian Jason Gallery, Art Works Gallery presents Beyond The Corporeal Existence—a group show exploring the female body not as spectacle, but as a site of power, memory, and transformation. Featuring works by Jenya Datsko, Megan Baker, and Eleanor Johnson, the exhibition reframes figurative art through a lens both classical and contemporary. Think Old Master brushwork reimagined with a distinctly modern female gaze. Sensuous, cerebral, and impossible to ignore.

Beyond The Corporeal Existence runs from 29 May to 29 June at #01-10/11, 7 Holland Village Way. For more information, click here.

Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 14 To 16 March 2025
Photo: Courtesy of ArtScience Museum

The world of renowned fashion designer Iris van Herpen is here with "Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses". Her first solo exhibition in Asia, visitors will get to see over 140 of Iris' works up close and personal—including pieces worn by the likes of Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and Björk.

Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses is now on till 10 August 2025 at the ArtScience Museum. For more information, visit their website.

Mirror Mirror

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 7 To 9 March 2025
Photo: Moment Factory

ArtScience Museum presents "Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind". Created by Moment Factory, the exhibition puts art and science in focus with a series of interactive, experiential environments that stimulate the senses and explore the different facets of the human mind.

ArtScience Museum's "Mirror Mirror: Journey Into the Mind" is on till 6 July 2025.

DINE OUT

Sips of CHIJMES

Photo: Courtesy of CHIJMES

If your idea of a great weekend evening includes drinking artisanal cocktails, enjoying live music and just having good vibes, then CHIJMES is the place to be. Expect a curated selection of cocktails and bites from around the world—starting off with the bold flavours of India to the botanical blends inspired by Chinese culture and classic Italian pours. DJ Jason Marco is in charge of the live music to elevate the mood and the experience. To commemorate a great night out, a neon lit photo spot makes for the perfect Instagram-worthy shot. Head down early to be the first 50 to enjoy a complimentary sampling drink!

Sips of CHIJMES is happening every evening from 27 June to 29 June 2025. CHIJMES is located at 30 Victoria Street.

Sergio Herman’s Heritage Menu 

Photo: Courtesy of Chantal Arnts

Nothing spells fine dining better than the man behind Le Pristine himself, Michelin-starred chef Sergio Herman, personally presenting his exclusive Heritage Menu to you. Returning to Singapore for a special three night dinner service, this will be a rare opportunity for guests to experience his Dutch-meets-New Italian cuisine, up close and in person. The menu features dishes that pay tribute to Sergio’s culinary roots in Zeeland, and evolving vision—from Irish Mór Oyster to Pizzette Chilli King Crab, and Hazelnut Ice Cream as a perfect ending to the meal.

Priced at $180++, the special three-night dinner service runs from now to 28 June 2025 at Le Pristine Singapore, Grand Hyatt SIngapore. To make a reservation, visit their website.

The Singapore EDITION's Monthly Disco Brunch

Photo: Courtesy of The Singapore EDITION

Forget everything you know about brunch—FYSH at EDITION makes its own rules with its monthly Disco Brunch. Indulge in sharing platters, action stations, all-you-can-eat-pass-around style and dessert spreads, complemented with immersive cocktails and disco punch bowls. DJ Aldrin sets the vibe with soul, funk, and disco beats, while surprise performers like saxophonists and roller-skate dancers keep the energy high. Guests are invited to arrive dressed in 70s glam where they can expect mirror-ball glamour, interactive food theatrics, and an all-out retro revival. 

The Disco Brunch is happening on 28 June 2025 and every last Saturday of the month at FYSH, The Singapore EDITION.

Baia's Lunch Menu

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 20 To 22 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Baia

Baia is now open for lunch daily, from 11:30am to 5pm, and let’s just say your midday meals just got a serious upgrade. This chic rooftop dining lounge and bar elevates the dining experience with its signature Italian flair and a fabulous view of the Marina Bay skyline. Start light with Whipped Stracciatella Cheese or go bold with Crispy Iberico Pork Jowl. For mains, the Roasted French Chicken Leg, Crispy Eggplant Cutlet, or iconic Wagyu Double Cheese Burger make for a great pick me up. Short on time? Grab the weekly rotating three course Set Lunch menu at $38++. If you’re feeling fancy and enjoy company during lunch, the $78 Gourmet Set for four would be exactly what you need.

Baia is located at 8 Raffles Avenue, Esplanade Mall, Level 4.

Tiong Bahru Bakery's 'Excuse My French'

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 13 To 15 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Tiong Bahru Bakery

Enjoy a little taste of France with Tiong Bahru Bakery’s Petit Déjeuner set. A celebration of its French-Singaporean heritage, the bakery’s own twist on a French breakfast brings together a curated trio of viennoiserie, juice, and coffee—all for $12++. Think premium local coffee set meets Emily in Paris. Now on the menu: The indulgent Pain au Pandan, a rich symbol of cultural fusion that’s as unique as it is irresistible. Craving something savoury? Upgrade to a Croissant Sandwich for just $3 more and take your treat to the next level.

The set is available at all 21 Tiong Bahru Bakery outlets from now till 30 June.

Sulwhasoo Café

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 16 to 18 May 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Sulwhasoo

Wellness meets fine dining at Sulwhasoo Café, a returning collaboration between the K-beauty giant and Sofitel Singapore City Centre's 1864 bar and lounge. On the menu from 17 May to 13 July: Ginseng, collagen, jujube and mugwort—not in your serums, but in your mains, starters and desserts. Choose between two- or three-course options, or go à la carte. Qualifying diners will receive a Sulwhasoo beauty kit to take home, because inner glow is great, but samples are much better.

Sulwhasoo Café runs from 17 May to 13 July 2025, 11am to 6pm daily. Sofitel Singapore City Centre is located at 9 Wallich Street. For more information, click here.

HighHouse's The High Table

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 18 to 20 April 2025
Photo: Courtesy of HighHouse

HighHouse unveils The High Table, a new culinary collaboration series spotlighting acclaimed chefs through exclusive dining experiences. Launching the series is Michelin-starred Chef Daniele Sperindio of Art di Daniele Sperindio, who presents an eight-course menu available for both lunch and dinner. Infused with his signature Italian-meets-Singaporean flair, the menu features playful, imaginative dishes—from chilled somen in a refreshing watermelon rind broth to black lime pasta with Hokkaido scallops, and a whimsical ice kachang-inspired dessert layered with burrata cream and banana nectar ice.

HighHouse is located at 1 Raffles Place, Level 61-62. For more information, visit their website.

Bar Somma's 'Nothing In Moderation'

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 4 To 6 April 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Bar Somma

Moderation? Never heard of her. Bar Somma’s new happy hour offering, cheekily titled Nothing in Moderation, is unapologetically indulgent. Order any martini and enjoy unlimited Lampredotto Panini—think slow-cooked veal tripe with green salsa, red sauce, and homemade focaccina. Equal parts hearty and hedonistic, it’s the kind of pairing that makes restraint feel overrated.

Bar Somma's "Nothing In Moderation" is available from Tuesday to Sunday, 6pm to 7.30pm. For more information, visit their website

Manhattan’s Sunday Cocktail Brunch

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 4 To 6 April 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Manhattan

The city’s most decadent brunch is back. Manhattan’s famed adults-only Sunday Cocktail Brunch returns this April, this time with even more flair. Start with a Bloody Mary, boozy milkshake or spritz at one of the interactive stations, before diving into a New York-inspired spread featuring showstoppers like OP rib smoked in a Solera-Aged Negroni barrel—and yes, a whiskey chocolate fountain. Come hungry, leave a little tipsy.

Manhattan's Sunday Cocktail Brunch happens every Sunday, 12pm to 3pm at Manhattan, Conrad Singapore Orchard. For more information, visit their website

PARTIES

JYOTY's Asia Tour 2025

Photo: Courtesy of Collective Minds

JYOTY makes her highly anticipated return to Singapore this August for her Asia tour. Pushing boundaries in electronic music and global club culture, she brings her hallmark electrifying blend of sound, atmosphere and storytelling to the dance floor. 

JYOTY will be performing on 1 August 2025 at MDLR. For more information, click here.

Fred Again...

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 6 To 8 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Collective Minds Asia

World-renowned DJ and producer Fred Again... is making his long-awaited debut in Singapore this July. With recent sold-out shows at Madison Square Garden, he brings his genre-defying sound that will have everyone on their feet.

Fred Again... will be performing on 18 and 19 July 2025 at the Pasir Panjang Power Station. For more information, visit Ticketmaster's website.

Monkey Shoulder's Cheeky Sessions

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 20 To 22 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Monkey Shoulder

Tired of boring and predictable nights? Here’s a cheeky and adventurous way to spice up your nights.

Monkey Shoulder, the 100% malt whisky made from mixing, is back with Cheeky Sessions—a wild and spontaneous escape from the usual scene. Forget picture perfect nights; these sessions are all about unexpected surprises and electrifying energy. 

Choose one of two routes packed with killer cocktails, fun activities and surprise twists that will keep you guessing all night long. Whether you’re a party animal or just looking for a good time, Monkey Shoulder knows where the fun’s at. 

The Cheeky Sessions run from now till 26 July 2025 on selected nights. For more information, click here.

Sentosa Sunset Watch Party 

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 13 To 15 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Sentosa

Feeling the weight of city life? Sentosa’s Sunset Watch Party invites you to take a step back and unwind by the sun, sand and sea over the weekend. Soak up the golden hour glow while enjoying wellness and meditative experiences designed to ease your mind. Calming tones from a sunset gong and a captivating sunset photo exhibition set the mood for relaxation and calm. Turn the golden hour into a shared ritual that reconnects you with nature and yourself.

Sentosa Sunset Watch Party is now on till 30 August, every Friday and Saturday, 6pm to 8pm at Palawan Beach, Sentosa. For more information, visit their website.

MOVIES, SHOWS & MUSIC

F1 The Movie

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 20 To 22 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Singapore GP Pte Ltd

F1 season is here and F1 The Movie is the ultimate pit stop for fans craving speed and drama. From Apple Original Films and the filmmakers from Top Gun: Maverick comes this action-packed film starring Brad Pitt as Sonny Hayes, “the greatest that never was.” After a career-halting accident, Sonny’s back on track to save a struggling team and drive alongside rookie Joshua Pearce (Damson Idris). Directed by Joseph Kosinki and produced by legends like Jerry Bruckheimer and Lewis Hamilton, the film captures real Grand Prix magic and fierce rivalries. 

F1 The Movie is in cinemas now.

28 Years Later

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 20 To 22 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of The Projector

The long-awaited third instalment in the post-apocalyptic 28 saga is finally here. The infected return, faster, fiercer, more terrifying than ever. Set to Rudyard Kipling’s chilling poem Boots, which captures the psychological duress suffered by young men during the war, the trailer puts an end to all hope that the outbreak has died out. Danny Boyle reunites with Alex Garland to show that horror no longer comes in fire and brimstone—but in the endless march of the infected and the slow unravelling of the soul.

Catch 28 Years Later in theatres now.

The Bear Season 4

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 13 To 15 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Disney+

Carmy (portrayed by Jeremy Allen White) and his kitchen crew are back more determined than ever in the fourth season of FX’s The Bear. The stakes are higher as survival is no longer the goal and the crew has their sights set on excellence. But taking The Bear to greater heights comes with tough choices—deciding what’s worth holding on to.

Season 4 is streaming now on Disney+.

Fuji Kaze's New Single: Hachikō

Photo: Courtesy of Universal Music Singapore

Japanese singer and songwriter, Fuji Kaze, is back with a new single “Hachikō” building anticipation for his third full-length album, Prema. Kaze drew inspiration for its melody and lyrics from the film The Tale of Hachiko where a loyal dog waits for its deceased owner for 10 years at Shibuya station before finally getting to see each other in heaven. The song focuses on the power of loyalty and can be seen as a tribute to his fans who have been waiting patiently for Kaze’s next album. Kaze incorporates Japanese phrases in his English lyrics to accompany the beats of this disco-ready track. Sounds like the makings of an international banger.

Fuji Kaze’s third full-length album, Prema, releases 5 September 2025.

Pink Screen

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 30 May to 1 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of The Projector

Singapore’s largest LGBTQIA+ film fest is back with glitter, glamour, and global exclusives. Pink Screen 2025 opens with the buzzy Singapore premiere of The Wedding Banquet, a riotous rom-com featuring Bowen Yang, Kelly Marie Tran, and Lily Gladstone. Also in the lineup? Queens of Drama, a French Idol-meets-Moulin-Rouge musical that made waves at Cannes but hasn’t hit Asian screens till now. Throw in rainbow churros, gourmet hot dogs, and a Pink Gin Spritz that’s as extra as the lineup, and you’ve got a weekend worth dressing up for.

Pink Screen 2025 will run from 30 May to 29 June at #05-00, The Projector, Golden Mile Tower, 6001 Beach Road. For more information, click here.

LIVE CONCERTS & PERFORMANCES

Irene & Seulgi's [BALANCE] in Singapore

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 6 To 8 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of SM Entertainment

The power duo Irene & Seulgi will bring their first solo tour to Singapore with the "2025 IRENE & SEULGI Concert Tour [ BALANCE ] in SINGAPORE". The Red Velvet members will perform fan-favourites such as "Monster" and tracks off their new mini album, TILT.

Irene & Seulgi's 2025 IRENE & SEULGI Concert Tour [ BALANCE ] in SINGAPORE will be happening on 4 July 2025 at The Star Theatre. For more information, visit Ticketmaster's website.

Skechers Sundown Festival

Photo: Courtesy of Skechers Sundown Festival

A music festival that puts sustainability in the spotlight? Sounds like music to our ears. This year’s Sundown Festival unveils Gaia—a bold new chapter focused on turning good times into a force for good. Blending music, art and climate action, the festival features over 40 regional and international acts including Hwasa, Dabin, Bowkylion and Voice of Baceprot. Beyond music, look forward to sustainability talks, curated eats, art installations, and a marketplace, along with fringe activities such as cosplay parades and an inflatable water slide.

The Skechers Sundown Festival is happening from 4 to 6 July 2025, 4pm to 10.30pm daily, at Haw Par Villa. For more information, visit their website.

James Blake - Live In Singapore

Photo: Courtesy of Now/Live

British singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer, James Blake, will be coming to Singapore for his first ever headline concert here. The only tour stop in Southeast Asia, fans can expect to hear popular hits from his studio albums.

James Blake - Live in Singapore will be happening on 22 July 2025 at The Star Theatre. For more information, visit Sistic’s website.

Daesung: D’s Wave 2025 Asia Tour In Singapore

BigBang’s Daesung makes his anticipated return to Singapore with his first-ever solo concert presented by AIA Singapore. Fans can expect classic hits such as “Laugh It Off”, “Baby Don’t Cry” and new hits from his latest EP, D’s Wave.

Daesung’s D’s Wave 2025 Asia Tour In Singapore will be happening on 2 August 2025 at Arena @ Expo. The ticket presale for AIA Singapore customers will be happening on 1 July 2025, 10am to 4pm. Public sales will begin on 3 July 2025, 10am. For more information, visit Sistic’s website.

Somewhere Out There Festival

Photo: Courtesy of Fabrik Asia

Witness the magic that unfolds when music, art and people unite at the inaugural "Somewhere Out There" festival. This festival invites you to embark on a journey of rhythm and resonance through three stages: Evermore Stage, Roots Stage, and Canopy Stage. 

The Evermore Stage will pulse with a bold mix of local, regional and international talents led by GRAMMY-nominated headliner Bonobo and more acts to be revealed. Catch the live performances of music collectives rooted in the local music scene such as Blackout Agency, GrooveTop and Ice Cream Sundays at the Roots Stage. Over at the Canopy stage, art, music, dance, and wellness merge in an immersive space designed for connection and safe expression. Between sets, refuel with scrumptious eats from Singapore’s independent and creative food concepts.

The festival is happening on 16 August 2025 from 2pm to 10.30pm at Fort Canning Park. For more information, visit their website.

Blackpink's DEADLINE World Tour

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 6 To 8 June 2025
Photo: Courtesy of Live Nation

Blackpink is back in our area this November for their "2025 DEADLINE World Tour in Singapore". Jisoo, Jennie, Rosé, and Lisa will be performing classics such as "Boombayah", "Shut Down", "Kill This Love", and "How You Like That" as well as their solo hits like "Rockstar", "APT", "Earthquake", and "Like Jennie".

Blackpink's 2025 DEADLINE World Tour in Singapore will be happening on 29 and 30 November 2025 at the National Stadium. For more information, visit Tickermaster's website.

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