As we prepare to usher in the auspicious Year of the Horse in 2026, Singapore comes alive with the infectious energy and rich traditions of the Chinese New Year. Beyond the dazzling displays of red lanterns and the rhythmic beats of lion dances, Singapore offers a myriad of exciting events, activities, and attractions during this festive season.
Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, immerse yourself in the cultural tapestry of Singapore as we guide you through the best places to celebrate and explore during the Chinese New Year in 2026. From vibrant street festivals to iconic landmarks adorned in festive hues, this guide will lead you on a journey through the heart of Singapore’s New Year celebrations, blending tradition with modernity in a truly unique and unforgettable experience.
Let’s embark on a festive adventure together, discovering the best places to revel in the joyous spirit of the Year of the Horse.
Chinese New Year CNY EVENTS
1. River Hongbao 2026 – Celebrate the Year of the Horse
River Hongbao, Singapore’s iconic Chinese New Year event, commemorates its 40th anniversary with a milestone edition at Gardens by the Bay. From 15 to 24 February 2026, visitors can look forward to spectacular lanterns, cultural showcases, thrilling rides, vibrant performances, and a wide range of festive treats as the festival ushers in a year of strength, vitality, and good fortune.
Festivities begin at 6.30pm on 15 and 16 February, and at 2.30pm daily from 17 to 24 February. Visitors can enjoy a full day of entertainment and community celebration throughout the 10-day festival. Admission is free.
For more information, visit River Hongbao 2026.
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2. Lunar New Year activities at Chinese Garden & Jurong Lake Gardens
Step into a world of vibrant colour and tradition as Jurong Lake Gardens invites you to a spectacular Lunar New Year celebration. As we gallop into the Year of the Horse, we embrace a season defined by strength, bold moves, and exploration. Our celebrations are curated with families in mind, offering a perfect blend of nature and tradition.
📅 7 Feb to 3 Mar 2026
🕙 5.30am – 10pm
📍 Chinese Garden & Jurong Lake Gardens
🏷 Free
For more information, visit Chinese Garden Lunar New Year.
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3. Disney’s Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse in Sentosa Sensoryscape for CNY
Sentosa Sensoryscape is set to usher in the Year of the Fire Horse with a one-of-a-kind celebration, where Disney icons Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse feature amidst a vibrant tapestry of hinese tradition and legend.
In a blend of the modern and the timeless and inspired by the ancient tale of the Eight Steeds of King Mu (八骏马), a classic motif in Chinese art and ancient paintings, ‘Gallop into Spring’ at Sensoryscape (骏启新春) promises a fresh take on Chinese New Year festivities, inviting guests into an imaginative, multi-sensory journey across the island.
📅 30 Jan to 3 Mar 2026
For more information visit Sentosa Sensoryscape Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse.
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4. Experience the Lion & Dragon Dance Performance this CNY
Chinese New Year is never complete without Lion & Dragon dance. We have curated list of locations where you can witness these captivating performances during the Chinese New Year in Singapore.
For more information, visit CNY Lion & Dragon Dance Performance.
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5. Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebrations 2026
The Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebration 2026 returns to liven up the streets of Chinatown including the all-time favourite Festive Fair and Street Light-Up.
📅 30 Jan to 18 Mar 2026
📍 Chinatown
For more information, visit Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebrations 2026.
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6. British Council Lunar New Year 10% off. 1:1 or Small group English lessons for kids and teens
Watching your child find English challenging can be worrying, from early reading and writing to speaking with confidence. Support their learning journey with the British Council’s 1:1 or Small group English lessons for kids and teens. Lessons are carefully tailored to your child’s needs, pace, and goals.
Use promo code ‘TNAP‘ at checkout to enjoy 10% off 1:1/Small group private lessons
For more information, visit British Council Private English Lesson.
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7. Museum Roundtable Lunar New Year Hongbao Campaign
Museum Roundtable Hongbao Campaign – Year of Snake
The National Heritage Board’s (NHB) Museum Roundtable Hongbao Campaign returns once again with all-new red packet designs, this time featuring the Chinese zodiac animal of 2026 – the Horse.
Visitors can saddle up for a cultural adventure and collect a set of unique red packet designs at 49 participating museums, heritage institutions and galleries, while stocks last. Each set will contain six (6) pieces of red packets, themed respectively to the 49 participating museums.
📅 23 Jan to 15 Feb 2026
📍 49 participating museums
For more information visit Museum Roundtable Lunar New Year Hongbao Campaign 2026.
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8. Spring Blossoms: Gallop into Prosperity
Canter into the Year of the Horse with this festive showcase of Chinese culture featuring iconic blooms, lantern horses and classical Chinese architecture. (Floral display details are subject to change.)
📅 16 Jan to 1 Mar 2026
🕙 9am to 9pm
📍 Flower Dome (Admission charge applies)
You can get tickets via Klook, Fever and Pelago.
For more information, visit Gardens by the Bay Chinese New Year.
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9. Wildly Horse-picious Lunar New Year at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve
Image credit: Mandai Wildlife Reserve
Gallop into the Year of the Horse and ring in the Lunar New Year at the Mandai Wildlife Reserve with a festive line-up of activities across Mandai Wildlife East and Mandai Wildlife West. Guests will be welcomed by vibrant displays and interactive photo-worthy installations, including calligraphy topiaries spelling “马” (horse), bringing the Year of the Horse to life. From auspicious gold coins to specially themed animal enrichment, and engaging digital trails, there are plenty of activities to bring joy, luck and blessings for the year ahead.
📅 17 Feb to 3 Mar 2026
For more information, visit Mandai Wildlife Reserve Lunar New Year.
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10. National Stadium at the Kallang serves up a February of festivities
Photo credit: The Kallang
The Kallang welcomes everyone this February to experience a vibrant line up of sports, culture and entertainment at the upcoming National Stadium Experience. From lion dances to Valentine’s Day-themed workouts that will have hearts racing, The Kallang is excited for everyone to come join the fun and create new memories together!
For more information, visit National Stadium Experience.
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11. Istana Lunar New Year CNY Open House
The Istana Grounds is usually open to the public to celebrate Chinese New Year, Deepavali, Hari Raya Puasa, Labour Day and National Day every year. The next Istana Open House (IOH) will be on 22 February, 8.30am to 6pm.
📅 22 Feb 2026
⏱ 8.30am – 6pm
📍 The Istana
For more information, visit Istana Open House.
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12. Chingay – Wish
The 54th edition will be a display of Singapore’s rich multicultural heritage, blending tradition with modern creativity. As the People’s Parade, it will showcase how the collective aspirations of more than 3,000 performers can be realised into a national-level extravaganza and call on the 20,000-strong audience to make their wishes with Chingay.
📅 27 and 28 Feb 2026
⏰ 8pm
📍 F1 Pit Building
For more information, visit Chingay Parade 2026.
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13. Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2026 @ Lot One
Image credit: Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with the Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2026 at Lot One Shoppers’ Mall! Join us to celebrate the spring festival with an exciting line-up of programmes and activities for all ages in this season of renewal and prosperity. Inspired by the Chinese mythohistory literature, Travels of Emperor Mu, this year’s festival theme brings to life the eight legendary horses he rode, each a symbol of extraordinary spirit and motion.
📅 28 Feb to 1 Mar 2026
🕙 11am – 5.30pm
📍 Lot One Level 5 Roof Garden
🏷 Free Admission
For more information, visit Wan Qing Festival of Spring 2026.
PLACES OF INTEREST
1. Jewel ushers in Year of the Horse
Kick off the Year of the Horse with a stable of festive offerings at Changi Airport (Changi) and Jewel Changi Airport (Jewel)! The celebrations are headlined by mythical animatronic horses at Jewel and intricate horticultural displays across Changi’s terminals, creating the picture-perfect backdrop for families and friends. This year, visitors can also soak in the festive atmosphere at the first-ever Lunar New Year bazaar and enjoy an array of dining and shopping specials.
📅 30 Jan to 3 Mar 2026
📍 Changi Airport and Jewel
For more information, visit Jewel Changi Airport Chinese New Year.
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Image credit: Resorts World Sentosa
Resorts World Sentosa (RWS, 圣淘沙名胜世界) is riding into the new year with the launch of an exciting new collaboration with global art toy brand POP MART – marking the brand’s first-ever resort-wide activation. Specially curated for the Year of the Horse, the POP MART The Golden Gallop Series brings together 12 of the brand’s most beloved characters, each reimagined through a festive lens inspired by this year’s zodiac.
In a series of unique installations, iconic POP MART characters are brought to life through striking photo-opportunities displayed across the resort including at WEAVE and Singapore Oceanarium.
For more information, visit Resorts World Sentosa Chinese New Year with POP MART.
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Experience breathtaking, panoramic views of Singapore and beyond on Asia’s largest Giant Observation Wheel. Be awed by an interactive gallery for a deeper appreciation and understanding of the Singapore Story and the iconic Singapore Flyer, told via an engaging multimedia showcase.
📅 Daily, including Public Holidays
⏱ 2pm – 10pm (last admission at 9:30pm)
🏷 Charges apply
You can get tickets online at Klook or KKday.
For more information, visit Singapore Flyer.
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4. Curiosium: Singapore’s Newest Destination for Discovery and Play
Curiosium is a brand-new play-and-learn hub in Singapore designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and a love for discovery. It is a one-of-a-kind capsule of exploration that shows children that science can be exciting, approachable, and inspiring – not through lectures, but through hands-on experiences and joyful play.
Curiosium invites visitors of all ages, both young and their grown-ups. The museum is conveniently located in various parts of Singapore.
For more information, visit Curiosium.
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5. DreamUs parks Chinese New Year
This February, families and friends can make the most of online-exclusive bundles crafted for greater value and extended playtime across DreamUs parks.
At Pororo Park Singapore, enjoy the Double Huat Bundle at $76 for 4 hours of unlimited playtime for 2 children and 2 adults, inclusive of a 10% café voucher (weekdays only, excluding public and school holidays). Find out more here.
At Tayo Station Singapore, the Double Huat Bundle is priced at $55.80 for 4 hours of playtime for 2 children and 2 adults, with 10% off toys (off-peak weekdays only). Find out more here.
At SuperPark Singapore, the Huat Together deal offers $8 off for groups of four, unlimited playtime, and a complimentary SuperPark angbao (off-peak sessions only). Find out more here.
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6. Adventure Cove Waterpark (水上探险乐园)
Splash into Spring at Adventure Cove Waterpark (水上探险乐园) and delight in an abundance of good fun on thrilling water slides or mesmerising close-up experiences with marine life. Its rides and attractions include the adrenaline-pumping Riptide Rocket as well as the relaxing Adventure River, where guests can lay back and drift through stunning themed zones.
You can purchase Adventure Cove Waterpark tickets via Klook or KKDay.
For more information, visit Adventure Cove Waterpark New Year.
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7. Curiosity Cove – Singapore’s largest indoor nature-inspired playscape Opens
Curiosity Cove will be Singapore’s largest indoor nature-inspired playscape designed for children aged three to 12. Spanning 4,600sqm, this multi-sensory experience lets children lead their own imaginative adventures through nature-themed zones, moving like wildlife and seeing the world through their eyes.
Children are free to shape their own adventures in Curiosity Cove, exploring four interactive zones inspired by real-world ecosystems.
For more information, visit Curiosity Cove.
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8. Dopamine Land: A sensory-rich wonderland is coming to Resorts World Sentosa
Unleash your happiness at Dopamine Land! This global immersive experience arrives at Resorts World Sentosa on 19 December. Journey through 9 themed rooms – from neon wonderlands to giant ball pits – designed to spark joy and wonder. Perfect for families, friends, and anyone needing a dose of fun!
📅 From 19 Dec 2025
📍 WEAVE, Resorts World Sentosa
For more information, visit Dopamine Land!
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With over 1,500 species and 3,000 hybrids on display, the splendour of these gorgeous blooms is absolutely a sight to behold at the National Orchid Garden.
📅 Daily
⏱ 8.30am to 7pm (Last entry at 6pm)
📍 National Orchid Garden
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Singapore Oceanarium, at Resorts World Sentosa, transforms the former S.E.A. Aquarium into a world-class marine institute. Spanning 22 immersive zones, it guides visitors from shallow waters to the deep sea, featuring life-sized prehistoric creatures, native coastal ecosystems, and a 36m Open Ocean viewing panel. Highlights include Whale Fall’s ecosystem recreation, Hallway of Hope’s conservation stories, and the Jewel of Muscat exhibit
For more information, visit Singapore Oceanarium!
MUSEUMS
The following museums are open during the Chinese New Year Period. The list is not exhaustive, visit here for a list of Museums in Singapore.
1. National Museum of Singapore
The National Museum of Singapore is the nation’s oldest museum that seeks to inspire with stories of Singapore and the world. Its history dates back to 1849. Known then as the Raffles Library and Museum, the museum moved to its current premises on Stamford Road in 1887.
📅 Daily
⏱ 10am to 7pm. Last admission 6.15pm (Glass Rotunda) | 6.30pm (All other galleries)
🏷 Free for Citizens | Permanent Residents | Children 6 years and below
Non-citizens/PRs can get tickets online at Klook or KKday.
For more information, visit National Museum.
• CNY Celebrations at National Museum
For more information, visit CNY Celebrations at National Museum.
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2. Reflections at Bukit Chandu Museum
Photo credit: Reflections at Bukit Chandu
Reflections at Bukit Chandu is a World War Two interpretative centre that commemorates the battle of Pasir Panjang and the men of the Malay Regiment who fought in it, as well as the history of Bukit Chandu itself. Housed in a bungalow that is closely connected to the site’s history, the interpretative centre uses immersive experiences and contextual artefacts to present a multi-faceted look at Bukit Chandu and Pasir Panjang, while inviting visitors to reflect on our nation’s wartime experience and the brave sacrifice of the soldiers.
⏱ 9.30am to 5pm (Tue to Sun)
Closed every Mon except Public Holidays
Last admission at 4.30pm
🏷 Free for Citizens | Permanent Residents | Children 6 years and below
For more information, visit Reflections at Bukit Chandu Museum.
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3. Changi Chapel and Museum Singapore
The Changi Chapel and Museum tells the story of the prisoners of war and civilians interned in Changi prison camp during the Japanese Occupation. The museum features content and artefacts, including stories and personal objects collected from families of former internees, presented in an intimate and engaging format. The museum’s narrative is centred on remembrance and reflection, encouraging visitors to contemplate both the hardships that the internees underwent, as well as their courage and resilience in the face of difficulties.
⏱ 9.30am to 5.30pm (Tue to Sun)
Closed every Mon except Public Holidays
Last admission at 5pm.
🏷 Free for Citizens | Permanent Residents | Children 6 years and below
For more information, visit Changi Chapel and Museum Singapore.
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Explore the rich tapestry of art and culture at the National Gallery Singapore during public holidays. Immerse yourself in a captivating journey through Southeast Asian masterpieces and international exhibitions, making it a perfect destination for a day of cultural enrichment and aesthetic appreciation.
📅 Daily
⏱ 10am – 7pm
🏷 Free for Citizens | Permanent Residents | Children 6 years and below
Non-Citizens/PRs can get tickets at Klook or KKday.
For more information, visit National Gallery Singapore.
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5. Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum
The Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum is home to over 1 million specimens from fossils to flora and fauna, of which about 2,000 specimens are on display.
📅 Tue to Sun
⏱ 10am – 6pm
🏷 Charges apply
You can get tickets at Klook.
For more information, visit Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum.
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The Peranakan Museum showcases the rich culture of Peranakan communities in Southeast Asia. With newly designed permanent galleries featuring a comprehensive collection of objects and a focus on contemporary expressions of Peranakan culture, the museum provides a multi-faceted exploration of themes related to origins, home, and style across three floors, inviting visitors to ponder the question, “what is Peranakan?”.
📅 Daily
⏱ 10am – 7pm (Fri from 10am – 9pm)
🏷 Free for Citizens | Permanent Residents | Children 6 years and below
For more information, visit Peranakan Museum Singapore.
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The Former Ford Factory in Singapore, initially established by the Ford Motor Company in 1926, played a pivotal role in World War II as the site of the British surrender to Japanese forces on February 15, 1942. Now a national monument, it houses a permanent exhibition on the war and its lasting impact, curated by the National Archives of Singapore.
📅 Tue to Sun
⏱ 9am – 5.30pm
🏷 Free for Citizens | Permanent Residents | Children 6 years and below
For more information, visit Former Ford Factory.
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8. Children’s Museum Singapore
For playful learning, Children’s Museum Singapore (CMSG) offers interactive exhibits and hands-on zones where little ones can touch, explore and learn through stories, play and creativity – perfect for curious kids during the festive season.
📅 Tue to Sun
⏱ 9am – 5.45pm
🏷 Free for Citizens | Permanent Residents | Children 6 years and below
For more information, visit Children’s Museum Singapore.
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Dive into the captivating narratives of Asian civilizations at the Asian Civilisations Museum. From intricate artifacts to immersive exhibits, the museum offers a unique opportunity to discover the diverse heritage of Asia, making it an enriching and culturally rewarding experience for visitors.
📅 Daily
⏱ 10am – 7pm | 10am – 9pm (Fri)
🏷 Free for Citizens | Permanent Residents | Children 6 years and below
For more information, visit Asian Civilisation Museum.
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10. ArtScience Museum
Don’t miss the iconic ArtScience Museum at Marina Bay Sands – families can explore world-class exhibitions that blend art, science and technology, from immersive digital installations to thought-provoking VR and photography showcases that spark curiosity and creativity for all ages.
📅 Sun – Thu: 10am – 7pm (Last entry at 6pm) | Fri – Sat: 10am – 9pm (Last entry at 8.15pm)
🏷 Charges apply
For more information, visit ArtScience Museum.
FREE PLACES
The Singapore Botanic Gardens showcases the best and most spectacular of tropical flora, including more than 10,000 types of plants and the region’s most significant living collection of documented palms, orchids, cycads and gingers. Its historic 19th century garden landscape is well preserved and includes the earliest ornamental designed lake in Singapore.
📅 Daily
⏱ 5am – 12am
For more information, visit Singapore Botanic Gardens.
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The Mandai Boardwalk offers a serene 3.3km trail with stunning views of the Upper Seletar Reservoir and Central Catchment Nature Reserve. Skirting River Wonders and Singapore Zoo, the wheelchair-friendly boardwalk allows visitors to observe local wildlife and glimpse zoo animals. Open daily from 7am to 7pm, it’s free to access from entrances near River Wonders and Mandai Wildlife East, providing an inclusive and peaceful experience for all ages.
For more information, visit Mandai Boardwalk.
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3. Thian Hock Keng – Oldest Chinese Temple in Singapore
🍊🍊 The Year of the Horse is just around the corner! Thian Hock Keng will remain open during Chinese New Year for devotees to seek blessings in the New Year!
For more information, visit Thian Hock Keng Temple Chinese New Year 2026.
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Haw Par Villa is a unique garden that is rich in educational value and grand in architecture. It is an undisputed wonderland of beautiful landscape and over a thousand sculptures that artistically portray stories and events based on famous Chinese historical personalities, mythology and legends.
📅 Daily
⏱ 9am – 8pm (last entry: 7.30pm)
For more information, visit Haw Par Villa.
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5. Botero in the Garden at Gardens by the Bay
Botero: Garden Grandeur transforms the outdoor landscapes of Gardens by the Bay into a vibrant, public stage for art. Featuring Fernando Botero’s monumental bronze sculptures, the exhibition brings his iconic, voluminous forms into the open air, scaling them to a grand, civic proportion. Set against sky and greenery, these bold sculptures become natural landmarks within the garden’s rhythm.
📅 25 Jan to 18 May 2026
📍 Silver Garden, Gardens by the Bay
For more information, visit Botero: Garden Grandeur.
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SHOPPING MALLS
Stack up the fun this Lunar New Year as Marina Square ushers in the prosperous Year of the Horsewith an exciting line-up of first-in-Singapore Budao Weng (不倒翁）performances, auspicious lion dances, rewarding gifts, and immersive activities organised in collaboration with Kiztopia for visitors of all ages. From gravity-defying spectacles to hands-on creative workshops, Marina Square promises a festive season filled with luck, laughter and meaningful moments.
📅 12 Jan to 24 Feb 2026
For more information, visit Marina Square Lunar New Year.
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2. ION Orchard Gallops into Chinese New Year
This Chinese New Year, ION Orchard heralds a year of abundance and auspicious beginnings with its Prosperity in Flow (骏跃新程) campaign. The celebration weaves contemporary design with timeless cultural traditions throughout Orchard Road’s premier luxury shopping destination, anchored by the mall’s refreshed Fine Watches and Jewellery showcase on Level 3.
📅 2 Jan to 3 Mar 2026
📍 ION Orchard
For more information, visit ION Orchard Chinese New Year.
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3. Endless Abundance Comes Alive at Jurong Point with a Vibrant CNY Fair
As the Year of the Fire Horse gallops in, Jurong Point invites families and shoppers to embrace a season of endless abundance, where every corner of the mall brims with festive treats, joyful discoveries and auspicious celebrations. From a lively Chinese New Year Fair to prosperity Fortune Bags, generous shopping rewards and a roaring lion dance, the mall promises a heartwarming and huat-filled beginning to 2026.
📅 9 Jan to 3 Mar 2026
📍 Jurong Point
For more information, visit Jurong Point Chinese New Year.
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4. Ring in a Prosperous Lunar New Year with JOGUMAN at Lendlease Malls
The Lunar New Year celebrations get a playful twist with Lendlease malls as JOGUMAN, a character brand created by Joguman Studio, blends tradition with playful moments and rewarding experiences! From now to 25 January, 313@somerset kicks off the festivities with a special JOGUMAN Pop-up at Level 1 Atrium, where visitors can discover a range of adorable products.
The celebration continues from 23 January to 3 March across 313@somerset, Jem, Parkway Parade, and Paya Lebar Quarter, as each mall comes alive with auspicious JOGUMAN-themed decor, spend-and-redeem rewards, and vibrant lion dance performances.
📅 23 Jan to 3 Mar 2026
📍 313@somerset, Jem, Parkway Parade, and Paya Lebar Quarter
For more information, visit Lendlease Malls Lunar New Year.
OTHER EVENTS
1. Hari Raya Light-Up 2026 at Geylang Serai
In the month of Hari Raya, Geylang Serai comes alive with vibrant lights along Sims Avenue and Changi Road, creating a festive atmosphere between Paya Lebar and Eunos MRT stations. The Geylang Serai Bazaar further enhances the celebration from 14 February to 21 March 2026. It usually features over 500 stalls offering a diverse range of food, drinks, and cultural activities for visitors to immerse themselves in the festive spirit.
For more information, visit Geylang Serai Light Up
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In commemoration of the 84th anniversary of the Fall of Singapore, NHB and MR members have partnered researchers, heritage enthusiasts, and interest groups to organise a series of public events to remember Singapore’s experiences during World War II (WWII).
For more information, visit Battle for Singapore
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3. Cirque du Soleil KOOZA returns to Singapore
The globally acclaimed Cirque du Soleil returns to Singapore after seven years with its breathtaking Big Top production, KOOZA. Fresh from its successful run in Hong Kong and ongoing performances in South Korea, Singapore will once again experience Cirque du Soleil’s world of wonder when KOOZA opens at the Bayfront Event Space from 6 to 22 Feb 2026.
For more information, visit Cirque du Soleil KOOZA
Note: All details are correct as at the time of publishing. While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy and completeness of the information, no guarantee is given nor responsibility is taken for errors or omissions in the compilation. Readers are advised to check with the respective event organisers for the most updated schedules, venues and details.
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