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29 January – 8 February 2026: Presented by *SCAPE, the festival celebrates the achievements of exceptional young filmmakers.
24 January – 15 March 2026: The wait is finally over! Enter the first and largest Demon Slayer exhibition ever in Singapore.
9 – 31 January 2026: The 10th edition of the festival marks the first time it will be extended across four vibrant weekends.
Deadline: 10 July 2026 | Objectifs is looking for entries that are a window into the aspirations, desires, and identity of our youth.
11 December 2025 – 25 January 2026: Disney’s brand-new production of Beauty and the Beast makes its only stop in Asia, here in Singapore.
26 – 31 December 2025: The light projection show, a celebration of inclusiveness and community via exceptional artworks, is set to return for another edition.
11 December 2025 – 4 January 2026: This festive season, don’t miss out on the constellation of experiences — from performance stages and global flavours to artisanal markets, family attractions and community initiatives.
7 December 2025: SINGATHON is back for its sixth edition as part of Giving Week organised by the National Volunteer & Philanthropy Centre.
5 – 7 December 2025: The festival features hands-on workshops, meaningful dialogues, a community market, soil art appreciation and more.
1 – 31 December 2025: In December, Esplanade continues to give local artistes a platform to showcase their talents.
1 – 31 December 2025: Wrap up SG60 with a spectacular month-long celebration featuring an exciting array of festivities
20 – 30 November 2025: Checkpoint Theatre closes out a stellar 2025 Season with the return of Faith Ng’s award-winning play about the joys and tribulations of parenthood.
13 – 16 November 2025: From immersive installations and artist takeovers to creative workshops and family-friendly
experiences, the Fair invites everyone to experience the joy of art up close this November.
1 – 30 November 2025: Sculpture 2052’s new exhibition showcases the monumental works of acclaimed Taiwanese sculptor Prof. Liu Po-Chun.
31 October – 30 November 2025: After 150 years, the beloved classic has been reborn as a surreal, breathtaking media art spectacle.
20 October 2025: Here’s a guide to the Festival of Lights celebrated by the Hindu communities in Singapore.
6 October 2025: From carrying lanterns to eating mooncakes, learn more about how the festival is celebrated in Singapore in this guide.
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23 August – 5 October 2025: The pop-up features thematic guided tours and workshops, cinematic screenings, collaborative exhibitions and more.
22 August – 6 September 2025: Dive into Singapore’s rich island heritage, exploring the connections that continue to pulse through our city and link us to islands near and far.