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What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 10 to 12 July

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Published: July 10, 2026
What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 10 to 12 July
Photo: Courtesy of Lancôme Singapore.

We kick off July with a wave of exclusive specials, launches, and pop culture delights in the Lion City. From the largest Asian arts & crafts fair to DJ and luxury brand takeovers, Singapore is greeting summer with unlimited entertainment. Whether you're on a hunt for handmade keepsakes or hoping to gain exclusive free access to the iconic F1 Pit Building, here are the most compelling ways to navigate the weekend.

POP-UPS & EVENTS

Asia Art & Craft Fair 2026

This weekend, get ready to feast your eyes at the Asia Art & Craft Fair 2026. Artists, designers and makers from across the region are touching down for a weekend of creativity on our shores. From handmade accessories, to local fragrances, home decor, and keepsakes, it might just be an impossible feat to leave empty-handed.

Asia Art & Craft Fair 2026 is happening 11-12 July 2026 at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre (Halls 401-402). For more information, visit their official Instagram.

Messina x Tobyato

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 10 to 12 July
Messina and Tobyato's mural wall "Gelato Dragon" at Club Street. Photo: Courtesy of Messina.

Australian gelato brand Messina and Singaporean illustrator Tobyato have painted a love letter to the gelateria's neighbourhood. Now on the side of the store stands a 10-metre tall mural featuring a dragon inspired by the nearby Thian Hock Keng Temple. The Gelato Dragon winds its way through Chinatown and holds a scoop of gelato above the streets. The collaboration continues with a special edition of The Scoop, Messina's monthly rotating flavour series. This time, it introduces Enter The Dragon, a pandan coconut gelato swirled with dragon fruit and passion fruit curd.

Enter The Dragon is available for two weeks from 13 July at Messina, 1 Club Street, Singapore 069400.

Armani Beauty's Armani/Atelier at ION Orchard

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 10 to 12 July
Photo: Courtesy of Armani Beauty

Armani Beauty reopened its ION Orchard boutique and made it the very first Armani/Atelier concept in all of Southeast Asia. Conceived as a true ode to Mr. Giorgio Armani, the store concept translates the brand's "One Brand" philosophy into a fully immersive environment where fragrance, skincare and makeup all exist within a single space. Step in for a personalised beauty experience, from 15- to 45-minute face sculpting sessions and the indulgent Crema Nera treatment to an exclusive in-store engraving service that lets you personalise your favourite products.

The Armani Beauty new concept store is located at ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, #B2 - 45, Singapore 238801.

 Lancôme Absolue Longevity MD Boutique

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 10 to 12 July
Photo: Courtesy of Lancôme Singapore.

Lancôme ushers in a new era of skincare innovation with the launch of Absolue Longevity MD, making its Asian debut at La Maison de la Longévité ("The House of Longevity"). The exclusive retail destination is the first in the region to showcase the medically endorsed skincare line, offering an immersive diagnostic and discovery experience tailored to personalised skin consultations and bespoke beauty solutions. Bringing together cutting-edge science, luxury and longevity under one roof, it reimagines the beauty counter as a destination for holistic skin health.

Lancôme's La Maison de la Longévité is located at ION Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, #B2-34, Singapore 238801.

Loewe 180th Anniversary Magazine Takeover

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 26 to 31 June
LOEWE 180th Anniversary Magazine Takeover at Basheer Graphic Books. Photo: Courtesy of LOEWE.

Age ain't nothing but a number. As a small leather workshop founded in 1846, Loewe has long known how to craft a cultural moment as charmingly as it turned a viral tweet of a tomato into a clutch. In honour of its 180th anniversary, the Spanish Maison brings the celebration all the way to Singapore for a month-long takeover. Partnering up with independent bookstore Basheer Graphic Books to vinyl-slash-art-lounge Listening Room at Appetite, Loewe has chosen the two local-favourite spaces to host dedicated displays of its in-house magazine, where visitors can also redeem exclusive copies of a LOEWE 180 Years of Craft supplement. The title offers a rare glimpse into the Maison’s history of crafts, uncovering its archival pieces and its celebrated Madrid Atelier. 

The LOEWE 180 Years of Craft supplement can be redeemed via QR code at either location or by visiting the link here. The Basheer Graphic Books takeover is happening from now till 14 July, while the Appetite takeover is happening from now till 18 July.

Singapore GP’s F1 Pit Building Experience: ALL ACCESS 2.0

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 26 to 28 June
ALL ACCESS 2.0. Photo: Courtesy of Singapore GP Pte Ltd.

Ever wondered how Singapore's streets transform into the Marina Bay Street Circuit for the Formula 1 race? Starting this weekend, Singapore GP returns with an expanded second edition of the ALL ACCESS experience. Go behind the scenes into the engineering and logistical marvel of a city preparing for the speed and spectacle of the Singapore Grand Prix. This year, discover areas within the F1 Pit Building accessible only to personnel, including Race Control, the podium and the cool down room. Learn about the very building blocks of a Formula 1 circuit, from the kerbs to the TECPRO barriers lining the track, and get an exclusive look into the rare archives. Kids can step into beIN SPORTS Asia's commentary booth and try their hand as a F1 Kids commentator. And as if the free experience couldn't get any better, visitors also stand a chance to win tickets to exclusive fan-favourite events.

ALL ACCESS 2.0 runs from now until 26 July 2026 at the F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975. Entry is free, with sessions on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 10am to 8pm, five sessions per day. As slots are limited, visitors are required to pre-register here. For more information and upcoming announcements, visit their website.

EXHIBITIONS

Echoes of Ordinary Love Songs: A Painting Exhibition by Attasit Aniwatchon

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 3 to 5 July
Night Without The Moon (2025) by Attasit Aniwatchon. Photo: Courtesy of Richard Koh Fine Art.

For Bangkok-based artist Attasit Aniwatchon, love reveals itself most profoundly in the quiet rhythms of everyday life. His latest exhibition, Echoes of Ordinary Love Songs, explores this enduring fascination, tracing how memory, emotion and the passage of time shape our understanding of love. Renowned for his photorealistic paintings inspired by kitsch imagery, Aniwatchon's latest works balance nostalgia with quiet contemplation, inviting viewers to reflect on the tenderness found in life's seemingly ordinary moments.

Echoes of Ordinary Love Songs will be on from now till 18 July 2026 at Richard Koh Fine Arts, Blk 47 Malan Rd, #01-26 Gillman Barracks, Singapore 109444. For more information, visit their website.

Nafasan Bumi ~ An Endless Harvest

Photo: Courtesy of Singapore Art Museum

Singapore Art Museum presents an exhibition by Indonesian artists Elia Nurvista and Bagus Pandega, bringing together kinetic sculptures and organic materials in a thought-provoking exploration of industry and nature. Visitors are invited to journey through a landscape of humming conveyor belts and palm oil wax carvings, where natural and industrial elements converge. From the lingering scent of plantation residues to the rhythmic pulse of electronic systems, the immersive, multi-sensory exhibition reveals the often-overlooked stories behind the resources that shape and sustain our world today.

The exhibition is now on till 19 July 2026 at SAM, 39 Keppel Rd, #01-02 Tanjong Pagar Distripark. For more informatio, click here.

Marshmallow Laser Feast at ArtScience Museum

Evolver: An Immersive Journey of Life and Breath (2026) by Marshmallow Laser Feast as presented in ArtScience Museum’s “Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy”. Photo: Courtesy of Marina Bay Sands

The artist collective, Marshmallow Laser Feast (Ersin Han Ersin, Barnaby Steel, and Robin McNicholas), has landed as ArtScience Museum’s newest ArtScientists-in-Residence for 2026-2027, marking their longest engagement in Asia to date. From the processes within our bodies to the systems beneath the soil, the collective will present a trilogy of works and lead public programmes inviting visitors to dive deeper into their process. Currently on view is the award‑winning multi‑sensory installation and VR experience, “Evolver: An Immersive Journey of Life and Breath”. The riveting work traces the journey of oxygen during respiration, where life sparks and the body works in tandem with the natural world.

The “Evolver: An Immersive Journey of Life and Breath” exhibition will be on from now till 16 August at ArtScience Museum. For more information on Marshmallow Laser Feast’s programme, visit their website.

Flesh and Bones: The Art of Anatomy

The Network Within (2026) by Chiharu Shiota at the entrance of the exhibition.
Photo: Courtesy of ArtScience Museum

Marking its 15th anniversary, ArtScience Museum presents its first landmark collaboration with the Getty in Los Angeles, tracing the evolution of scientific study from the 16th century to the present day. Spanning more than 160 artefacts—including rare medical manuscripts, life-sized anatomical illustrations and intricate woodcut prints—the exhibition sits alongside contemporary works by internationally acclaimed artists such as Chiharu Shiota and Singapore's Amanda Heng. Real plastinated specimens, together with a dedicated exploration of Asian healing traditions including Traditional Chinese Medicine and Ayurveda, offer a compelling look at the diverse cultural perspectives that have shaped our understanding of the human body.

The exhibition is on from now to 16 August 2026 at ArtScience Museum. Tickets are available at Marina Bay Sands box offices and online. For more information, visit their website.

ArtScience Museum’s Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 12 to 14 June
Lucida by Lachlan Turczan is an immersive light sculpture that responds in real time to form curving, rippling planes of light. Photo: Courtesy of Marina Bay Sands.

Dive into the uncharted waters of the deep ocean where art, marine science, and technology collide in one multi-sensory exhibition. In collaboration with OceanX, the world's leading ocean exploration organisation, journey through five immersive zones starting from the ocean's luminous surface to its deepest, darkest depths. Bask in works from internationally acclaimed artists, or catch never-before-seen footage from OceanX's cutting-edge research vessel, the OceanXplorer. Bring the kiddos for a curated guided tour, or create your very own bag made of recycled materials. This weekend, discover the fascinating world of the vast blue, and leave never seeing the ocean the same way again.

Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath  will be on from now till 1 November 2026 at ArtScience Museum. For more information on the exhibition programme and details, visit their website.

PARTIES

DJ Radio Revolution's Vinyl Listening Session

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 10 to 12 July
Radio Revolution. Photo: Courtesy of Mondrian Singapore Duxton.

A vinyl listening session by DJ Radio Revolution soundtracks the opening weekend of Mondrian Singapore Duxton's third edition of Seoul of the Party. A pioneering force in Korea's underground music scene, the electronic music collective travelled all the way from Seoul for a one-night-only immersive session as part of the hotel's month-long celebration of Korean culture. Radio Revolution's set mixes curated analogue records that span micro-house, deep techno and ambient music. Set at the hotel's restaurant Christina's, the session is paired with Korean-inspired cocktails and bar bites.

DJ Radio Revolution' at Seoul Sounds is happening on 10 July 2026 at Christina's, Mondrian Singapore Duxton, 16A Duxton Hl, 16A, Singapore 089970. Listen to Radio Revolution's mixes here or check out his official Instagram. For more information, check Mondrian Singapore's website.

Ice Cream Sundays’ 10th Anniversary Party: Field Trip

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 26 to 28 June
Photo: Courtesy of Ice Cream Sundays.

There’s no reason not to touch grass this weekend. Ice Cream Sundays (ICS) is bringing its outdoor party over to the open fields for its 10th anniversary, welcoming Australian DJ duo Wax'o Paradiso as the celebration’s headliner. Expect high spirits and a packed lineup of activities, including portrait trains, headpiece workshops, silk screen stations, meditation sessions and more. Bring the kids and the dog out, and fuel up with bites from the spread of food trucks. On the decks, Halia from Revision Music joins ICS’ resident DJs, Bongomann, Muto and Toppings, to soundtrack a whole day of pure joy, psychedelia, and an open invitation to let your body groove from day to night.

Ice Cream Sundays’ Field Trip Party is happening on 25 July 2026 at the field across Teletech Park, 20 Science Park Road, 117674. Early Bird tickets are available now starting $38, with special bundle pricing for groups of five or more. Click herefor tickets. For more information, visit their official Instagram.

MOVIES, SHOWS & MUSIC

NO LABELS: PART 02 by Yeonjun

In his second mini-album, TXT's Yeonjun proves completely as a versatile solo artist. With the groovy lead single "Ice Cream" and genre-bending B-side tracks like "Baby Wassup" and "LWLR," the rapper and main dancer is not one to be boxed in.

NO LABELS: PART 02 is on all streaming platforms now.

JAEHYUN's "99 Degrees"

Following his return from military service in May, Jaehyun marks his comeback with a heartfelt all-English ballad that he co-wrote and co-composed. The accompanying music video follows the NCT 127 member from the stage to the streets, culminating in a striking scene of him standing before a burning car—a visual metaphor for letting go of perfectionism and embracing the vulnerability that love demands. "Leave the 1, we got all we need," he sings, finding solace in the idea that love doesn't have to reach a boiling point to offer warmth and comfort.

"99 Degrees" is on all streaming platforms now.

Beyonce's "MORNING DEW (DONK)"

Leave it to Queen Bey to make a national holiday her own. On the Fourth of July, Beyoncé surprised the BeyHive with a first new single in two years, kicking off a 60-day countdown to her birthday and the 20th anniversary re-issue of B'DAY. Written alongside Pharrell Williams, The-Dream and Darius Dixon, the track arrives with a lyric video by frequent collaborator Cliff Watts.

“MORNING DEW (DONK)” is on all streaming platforms now.

KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 10 to 12 July
Photo: Courtesy of Universal Music Group.

The ups and downs of being a global girl group? KATSEYE's upcoming film will reveal it all. Directed by Nadia Hallgren and from the same team behind Netflix's hit series Pop Star Academy, KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS, brings never-before-seen footage, fan videos and intimate interviews to cinemas worldwide. The film explores the highs, setbacks and breakthrough moments that have shaped the group.

KATSEYE: WILD HEARTS is coming to cinemas starting 12 August 2026, with tickets officially on sale starting 15 July. Click here to get tickets. WILD, KATSEYE’s third EP, will be released on 14 August via HYBE x Geffen Records. Click here to pre-order or save.

Enola Holmes 3

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 3 to 5 July
(from left) Louis Partridge as Tewkesbury, Millie Bobby Brown as Enola Holmes and Himesh Patel as Dr. Watson in Enola Holmes 3. Photo: Courtesy of John Wilson/Netflix ©2026

When her white wedding in Malta turns into a case of a missing brother, the sleuth finds herself faced with her most treacherous mystery yet. Enola Holmes 3 is joined in by Philip Barantini, the Emmy Award-winning director of Netflix's Adolescence, and stars the returning cast of Millie Bobby Brown, Louis Partridge, Henry Cavill and Helena Bonham Carter.

Enola Holmes 3 is now streaming on Netflix.

Confessions II by Madonna

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 3 to 5 July
Photo: Courtesy of Warner Music.

The queen of pop returns with a sequel of one of the most iconic albums of all time, Confessions on a Dance Floor. Lead single "Danceteria" is a rhapsodic bass-heavy tribute to Madonna early days in the scene at the legendary 80s club in New York City. Sabrina Carpenter features on the album in "Bring My Love," after the pair revealed the collaboration during Sabrina's headlining set at Coachella in April. Reuniting Stuart Price, the co-writer and co-producer of the original record, Confessions II proves that the dance floor is always open to those who seek it.

Confessions II is on all streaming platforms now.

Silo Season 3

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 3 to 5 July
(from left) Rebecca Ferguson and Common. Photo: Courtesy of Apple TV.

Based on Hugh Howey’s bestselling trilogy, Silo’s third season is the post-apocalyptic sci-fi series’ penultimate instalment. Continuing the saga of a dystopian society living under a massive, mysterious silo, the secrets to its origins set centuries before start to unravel. Starred and executively produced by Golden Globes nominee Rebecca Ferguson, the third season kicks off its split-time narrative with Juliette Nichols (Ferguson) returning with her memory erased, while Helen Drew (Jessica Henwick) and Congressman Daniel Keene (Ashley Zukerman) uncover a conspiracy that steers them further into irreversible destructions.

The first episode of Silo season 3 is now streaming on Apple TV with new episodes dropping every Friday until 4 September.

The Devil Wears Prada 2

Photo: Macall Polay. © 2026 20th Century Studios. All Rights Reserved.

Defaulting to the couch to watch a movie this weekend? Groundbreaking. Fresh from its box office run this past May, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is heading to streaming platforms this July. So settle in with your microwaved popcorn and PJs, soon, you’ll catch the sequel to the timeless classic from your living room. Returning alongside familiar new faces, the cast brings back Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, Stanley Tucci, and now joined by Simone Ashley. The Runway Magazine is facing new threats, things are heating up, and this time, Miranda Priestly is not the most thrilled with things moving faster than a glacial pace.

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is available for streaming on Disney+ starting 29 July 2026.

LIVE CONCERTS & PERFORMANCES

FLO 'Therapy at the Club' Tour

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 3 to 5 July
Photo: Courtesy of Live Nation SG

For the first time in history, Singapore will experience the magnetic British pop-R&B girl group, FLO in their upcoming tour: Therapy at the Club. With a sophomore album set to release beginning of August, Renée Downer, Stella Quaresma, and Jorja Douglas is touching down in the city the very same month, making their Singapore debut. Known for masterfully blending '90s and 2000s R&B influences and signature harmonies, the GRAMMY-nominated trio has established themselves as one of the generation's most defining voices. Expect electric performances of breakout hits like "Cardboard Box", " Walk Like This", and "Fly Girl (feat. Missy Elliott)", topped with their high-energy, captivating choreography.

Mastercard Presale starts from 30 June at 10am till 1 July at 10am. Click on this link for more details. Live Nation member pre-sale starts from 1 July at 12pm to 11:59pm. Visit Live Nation SG’s website for free membership sign up and pre-sale access. General on-sale starts on 2 July at 10am via Ticket Master SG.

MILLI JAA EHH! ASIA TOUR 2026

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 3 to 5 July
Photo: Courtesy of YUPP! ENTERTAINMENT

Thai superstar MILLI is bringing her first solo concert to Singapore with the MILLI JAA EHH! ASIA TOUR 2026, taking over Foochow Building Event Hall for a one-night-only show. After making stops in major cities across Asia—including Jakarta, Taipei and Kuala Lumpur—the breakout rapper will finally hit our shores for a night of high-energy performances, bold stage presence and the playful charisma that has made her one of Thailand’s most exciting acts.

The MILLI JAA EHH! ASIA TOUR 2026 is happening on 5 September, 8pm at the Foochow Building Event Hall. General sales begin on Friday, 3 July at 12pm via Trip.com and SISTIC. For more information on the Asia tour and official merchandise, visit the website.

Glow Festival by Prudential

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 12 to 14 June
Photo: Courtesy of Glow Festival by Prudential

Don’t we all wish to wind down in a weekend festival? The Glow Festival by Prudential, the festival where music, movement, and wellness meets, is just within sight. Held in Sentosa, the festival brings in global wellness learners and renowned global artists for a three-day celebration. The festival invites a star-studded musical lineup, from the South Korean indie rock band, Jason Derulo, Hyukoh, and Grammy Award-winner Alessia Cara, Thai indie-pop singer-songwriter Phum Viphurit to local stars, including SHYE and SOBS.

The Glow Festival by Prudential will be happening 17 July till 19 July 2026 at Palawan Green, Sentosa. Tickets are available to purchase now with Day Passes starting from $59, Evening Passes from $89, Weekend Passes from $199. Children under six enter free, with reduced pricing for ages six to twelve. For more information and tickets, visit the official website.

ITZY 'TUNNEL VISION' WORLD TOUR

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 26 to 28 June
Photo: Courtesy of Live Nation SG

Wrapping up their third world tour “TUNNEL VISION”, the fourth-gen girl group ITZY is set to make Singapore their last pit stop. Since the release of their latest album late last year, the tour has run from February this year with a multi-night show in Seoul to kick it off. The finale set in October will mark the sixth time ITZY’s performed on our shores. Fans can look forward to solo performances, and their energetic performance style as a group. From timeless hits like “NOT SHY” and “LOCO”, to brand-new tracks “8-Bit Heart” and “Nocturne”, the group will undoubtedly conclude the tour with a bang.

The “TUNNEL VISION” World Tour is happening on 3 October, 6pm at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Get your tickets via Ticketmaster.

BTS 'ARIRANG' WORLD TOUR

What To Do In Singapore This Weekend: 22 to 24 May

BTS is set to return to Singapore for the first time in seven years as a complete group with "BTS WORLD TOUR ‘ARIRANG’ IN SINGAPORE". Presented by Live Nation Singapore and The Kallang Group, the concerts will take place at the Singapore National Stadium on 17, 19, 20, and 22 December 2026, marking the group’s longest-running Asia stop outside of Japan and Korea. Part of BTS’ upcoming global stadium tour, the shows will also debut a groundbreaking 360-degree open stage designed for an immersive live experience. VIP ticket holders will receive premium seating, soundcheck access, exclusive merchandise, and dedicated VIP perks.

Pre-sale and general sale tickets are sold out. For more information, visit Live Nation's official website.

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