Events
This page is the collection of events, announcements and fun children activities in Singapore which may interest you and your family.
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Important PSLE 2026 Dates: Primary School Leaving Examination Calendar
The Key PSLE Dates and Calendar 2026 have been made available on Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board website.
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River Hongbao 2026 – Celebrate the Year of the Horse
River Hongbao 2026 - Be mesmerised by dazzling lantern displays, thrilling performances, and interactive exhibits that capture the spirit of Chinese New Year.
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Arts@SBG: NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Gardens
The NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Park series was launched in 1996, with the aim of bringing the arts to new audiences.
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Celebrate International Women’s Day at National Gallery Singapore!
In celebration of International Women's Day, National Gallery Singapore is curating a line-up of events and activities.
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What’s happening at the shopping malls this Chinese New Year 2026
From shopping for new year clothes to snapping up Chinese New Year goodies, find out what's happening at the shopping malls this Chinese New Year!
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Resorts World Sentosa Chinese New Year with POP MART to mark Year of the Horse
Fan-favourite characters like LABUBU, HACIPUPU and PUCKY come to life this Chinese New Year at Resorts World Sentosa.
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Marina Bay Sands ignites the Year of the Fire Horse
The Marina Bay Sands ushers in Chinese New Year with striking festive decorations, retail highlights and curated dining experiences.
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Kick off the Year of the Horse at Changi Airport and Jewel
Gallop into Prosperity: Changi Airport and Jewel unveil spectacular displays, enhanced passenger services, and festive experiences.
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‘I Still Do’ : National Stadium Experience 2026
Calling all married couples! Renew your commitment and create lasting memories with a variety of activities lined up for you and your loved one!
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Discover Singapore’s World War II History through NHB’s Battle for Singapore 2026
This edition features a line-up of tours, talks, exhibitions and experiences, including the first maritime-themed tour offered under Battle for Singapore.






























