Things to do in Singapore this week: 23 to 29 March

If there’s one thing about Singapore, it’s that there’s always something happening and this month is no exception. While January was about setting our resolutions for the rest of the year and February was about romance, this month is all about celebration. With International Women’s Day (8 March) shining a spotlight on female empowerment and St. Patrick’s Day injecting a festive buzz in the city, you can definitely expect a wave of events and activations happening across Singapore. That’s not all. Add a fresh crop of pop-ups, new launches and other events, and you’ve got yourself more than enough reasons to step out this week.

So, if you’re looking for new places to check out with your friends or your loved ones, you’ve come to the right place. Ahead, we’ve rounded up some events that are happening in Singapore this March.

The Afterglow Voyage (from 28 March) 

If your idea of a good time involves champagne, sunsets and a little sea breeze, this one’s worth bookmarking. W Singapore – Sentosa Cove is launching The Afterglow Voyage, a new experience that takes you straight from Sentosa Cove Marina into open waters, with views of the Marina Bay skyline as your backdrop. Starting with its first sail on 28 March 2026, the voyage will be an all-white sunset party complete with a live DJ set by Sivanesh Pillai, free-flow champagne, wines and cocktails, and a spread of the hotel’s signature bites. Tickets are priced at $298++, and you also have the option to add a room package if you’re planning to do a staycation. 

The Afterglow Voyage is located at W Singapore - Sentosa Cove, 21 Ocean Way, Singapore 098374

Sunset Watch Party (28 March to 2 May) 

For an easy weekend reset, check out FOC’s highly anticipated Sunset Watch Party. Returning every Saturday and Sunday (from 28 March to 2 May), the session will be led by wellness entrepreneur Dawn Sim, where she’ll guide you through a calming sunset soundbath, a moment to take in golden hour, and a Mediterranean dinner under the stars paired with Spanish sips. Tickets are priced at $40 and are fully redeemable for food and drinks. 

Sunset Watch Party is located at FOC by the Beach

Perk by Kate x Hedonist Workshop (28 March) 

In the spirit of International Women’s Day, Perk by Kate and the Hedonist are teaming up to lead an event on 28 March where they’ll be hosting honest, unfiltered conversations around autonomy, self-worth and pleasure. Led by certified intimacy coach Jacqueline Kee, the session creates a safe, open space to unpack what it really means to reclaim pleasure on your own terms. On top of that, it’s also a cause-led initiative, so $10 from every ticket will go towards supporting AWARE Singapore.

The Perk by Kate x Hedonist Workshop is located at Perk by Kate, 134A Telok Ayer St

Les Misérables The Arena Spectacular World Tour (24 March to 19 April) 

The world’s longest-running musical is making its grand return to Singapore, and this time, it’s bigger than ever. Les Misérables: The Arena Spectacular World Tour will launch its Singapore leg from 24 March. Celebrating its 40th year, the iconic musical brings Victor Hugo’s classic story of love, sacrifice and redemption to life, set to unforgettable songs like ‘I Dreamed a Dream’ and ‘One Day More’. Celebrating this momentous occasion, this special production will feature an exciting new design that’s specially made for larger venues with a cast and orchestra of over 65 members.

Les Misérables The Arena Spectacular World Tour is located at the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands

Chef Jung Ho-young from Culinary Class Wars collaboration with Bulgogi Syo (from 9 March) 

Can’t get enough of Culinary Class Wars? Well, fans of the show can now taste the dishes by Jung Ho-young, a Top 4 finalist from Season 2 who’s affectionately nicknamed the “Dancing Fairy” for his playful K-pop dance moves in the kitchen. The star was recently in Singapore to unveil his latest collaboration with Bulgogi Syo, introducing an exclusive menu of his signature dishes to diners here.

The menu features some of his signature creations, including the rich Monkfish Liver Chawanmushi (that was featured in Culinary Class Wars S2) and Grilled Sea Eel with Yeongeun Manju, paired with a delicate lotus root pastry. Diners can also try favourites from his restaurant Udon Caden, such as Beef Curry Udon with Pork Belly Yakitori, Crispy Prawn Croquette with Sesame Sauce, and Citrus-Soy Grilled Cod Fish.

The special menu is available at all Bulgogi Syo outlets in Singapore.

MO Bar’s new menu - Vol 7: Modern Localism, The City of Art

MO BAR has unveiled Vol. 7: Modern Localism, The City of Art, a bold new cocktail menu that spotlights Singapore’s creative landscape through 15 vibrant drinks. The menu is designed to reflect the rhythm of a day in Singapore, taking guests on a journey from morning to afternoon and into the night. It also brings together 11 collaborators from fields such as perfumery, design, food, music and other creative industries, all selected by the MO BAR team for their dedication to craft, heritage and the personal stories behind their work.

We tried a few drinks from the menu, starting with Velour Kiss, a Hendrick’s Gin–based cocktail that is light, refreshing and perfect for Singapore’s warm weather. Espresso martini fans should try the Kopi Pumptini, MO BAR’s local take on the classic. The drink is made with roasted barley Michter’s bourbon and kopi-o, and is finished with a sweet cracker garnish with subtle hints of pumpkin.

For something a little more indulgent, go for Dopa? Dopa. It’s the collaboration with artisan ice cream parlour Dopa Dopa Creamery that’s located along South Bridge Road. Here, the drink highlights pistachio kunafa, a flavour that has gained popularity recently with the ongoing kunafa craze. It’s thick, rich and easy to drink, making it a great choice for anyone who has a sweet tooth.

MO Bar is located at Mandarin Oriental Hotel, 5 Raffles Ave., Floor 3, Singapore 039797

The FRIENDS™ Experience (from 7 March) 

If you’ve ever wished you could step straight into an episode of FRIENDS, this immersive pop-up might be the next best thing. Arriving in Singapore this March, the FRIENDS Experience invites fans to revisit the show’s most iconic moments — even if Monica, Chandler, Rachel, Ross, Joey and Phoebe won’t actually be there.

Held at Fever Exhibition Hall, the nostalgia-packed experience will see interactive, recreated sets including Monica’s apartment, the famous fountain and, of course, Central Perk complete with its legendary orange sofa. Here, you can expect plenty of photo-worthy moments, from peeking around Rachel and Monica’s purple door to lounging in Chandler and Joey’s recliners or recreating Ross’ dramatic “pivot” scene. But before you leave, swing by the retail store for exclusive merchandise that you can bring home as a keepsake from your experience. 

The FRIENDS™ Experience is located at Fever Exhibition Hall, 25 Scotts Road

Singapore Biennale (now till 29 March)

The Singapore Biennale, now in its eighth edition, is back in full swing. Running until 29 March, this year’s event features more than 100 works by over 80 artists.

Centred around the theme “pure intention”, the biennale invites visitors to look at the city and the everyday through a different lens via contemporary art. Installations are spread across multiple locations, including SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, Orchard Road, the Rail Corridor and selected historic estates.

Artworks are located across the city. Visit the website for more details and venue information.

Cirque du Soleil: Kooza (6 February to 29 March) 

Cirque du Soleil shows are always a spectacle, and this one is no different. Running from 6 February to 29 March at Bayfront Event Space, the production promises jaw-dropping moments that keep you on the edge of your seat, with talented artistes delivering one heart-racing act after another.

This time, the troupe brings Kooza — which means “box” or “treasure” — built around the idea of a circus in a box. Expect a dazzling mix of high-stakes acrobatics, striking visuals and classic humour woven together seamlessly. Highlights include contortionists performing mind-bending routines and performers taking on gravity-defying stunts on the Wheel of Death.

Cirque du Soleil: Kooza is located at Bayfront Event Space

PAST EVENTS

Sentosa Beach Fest (14 to 22 March)

Sentosa is introducing a brand-new fitness festival this month and it’s the first of its kind on the island. Perfect for fitness enthusiasts or anyone looking to try something fun with friends, the week-long event will take over the beach with five immersive zones to explore. Highlights include Singapore’s first Beach Ninja Challenge Arena, an obstacle course by Ninja Lab featuring both beginner and expert formats.

Across the festival, expect more than 30 sports, wellness and lifestyle experiences. Think yoga by the beach, sound baths and cardio sessions at the Arena, alongside volleyball, football and team games at the Stadium.

Start the day with calming yoga flows, wind down during Sunset Sessions (4pm–8pm), and end the night with Ultraviolet (8pm–10pm) on weekends, where light displays and high-energy beats take over the beach.

Sentosa Beach Fest is located at Siloso Beach

Pickleball Coffee Rave (22 March) 

Why choose between playing pickleball and partying when you can have the best of both worlds? At the Pickleball Coffee Rave happening at Play! Pickle Serangoon on Sunday, 22 March, you’ll get to enjoy hours of your favourite game while soaking up the upbeat vibes of a morning coffee rave. Fuel up with fresh brews from Lume Coffee, join coach-guided sessions if you’re new to the sport, or jump into open play rotations if you’re already familiar with the game. To keep the energy high, the courts will pause for quick 60-second “Paddles Up” rave breaks, where you’ll put your paddles up, vibe out, then get straight back into play.

Pickleball Coffee Rave is located at Play! Pickle Serangoon, 756 Upper Serangoon Rd, #04-27, Singapore 534626

Dino Disco: The Last Dance (21 March) 

If you’ve yet to see the 40-metre-long Patagotitan, the largest dinosaur known to have ever walked the Earth, at the Science Centre, this is your last chance. Before the exhibition closes on 23 March, Science Centre Singapore will host a Dino Party on Saturday, 21 March, marking the first edition of Sundown Science which is a new after-hours initiative that blends science with lifestyle and culture through fresh experiences and collaborations.

For one night only, the exhibition will be transformed with a silent disco featuring specially curated DJ mixes across three music genres, all set beneath the towering Patagotitan cast. Expect a whole new way to experience the galleries as the space turns into a lively closing-night celebration.

Each ticket also comes with a complimentary Boujee Botanicals non-alcoholic beverage, with additional drinks available for purchase at $6.

Dino Disco: The Last Dance is located at the Science Centre Singapore 

The Great World Carnival 2026 (20 to 22 March) 

Looking for an easy day out with the fam? Head down to the Great World Carnival at Suntec Convention Hall, where there’s plenty to keep the little ones entertained. Expect a colourful lineup of classic funfair rides, lively game stalls, and a buzzing carnival atmosphere that’s fun for the young and young at heart. Beyond the games, you’ll also find more than 150 exhibitors offering over 1,000 food and lifestyle products, ranging from tasty bites to other unique finds, so there’s plenty for the whole family to explore.

The Great World Carnival 2026 is located at Suntec Convention Centre, Hall 405 & 406

Geylang Serai Bazaar (16 February to 20 March) 

This month, we’re not just celebrating the Lunar New Year, Ramadan is around the corner, too. And of course, that means the return of the much-anticipated Geylang Serai Ramadan Bazaar, packed with irresistible eats and festive shopping.

Running from 16 February to 20 March, this year’s bazaar will feature around 500 stalls, including 150 dedicated to food and drinks. Expect your favourite kuehs for house visits, classic bazaar staples like Ramly burgers and dendeng, and plenty of options to shop for your Hari Raya ‘fits. Don’t forget to swing by the Solace Studios photobooths scattered across the grounds, perfect for snapping keepsake shots with your friends and family.

The Geylang Serai Bazaar stretches along Geylang Serai Market, from Wisma Geylang Serai to the area beside Tanjong Katong Complex.

Aramco LIV Golf Singapore (12 to 15 March)

From 12 to 15 March, Aramco LIV Golf Singapore returns to Sentosa Golf Club with four days of golf, food and festival-style fun. This year, the tournament will feature top players like Bryson DeChambeau, Jon Rahm and Phil Mickelson, alongside fan zones, interactive games and a food trail serving local and international bites.

But the biggest highlight happens after the final putt each day, when the party moves to Tanjong Beach Club. Over at TBC, guests can turn it up a notch as they dance away at the tournament’s official sunset after-parties, with performances by Claptone on 14 March and R3hab on 15 March, who will be dishing out some of their most popular tracks as you dance the night away. 

Aramco LIV Golf Singapore is located at Sentosa Golf Club, while the after parties are located at Tanjong Beach Club.

St. Patrick’s Day Street Festival (13 to 15 March) 

If you’re looking for a fun way to wrap up the week, head to the St. Patrick’s Day Street Festival at Boat Quay. Taking over the riverside streets from 13 to 15 March, the festival is all about good vibes, great music and plenty of cold pints of Guinness.

One of the highlights is the Guinness Pint Parade, led by Singapore’s first New Orleans-style brass band New Stream Brass Band, bringing lively music and energy to the streets. There will also be live DJ sets by rising local acts Mya and Sivanesh, turning the craft of pouring the perfect pint into a full-on street party.

St. Patrick’s Day Street Festival is located at Circular Road @ Boat Quay

Skechers Pickleball Workshop (15 March) 

If you’ve been thinking about picking up pickleball, now’s your chance. On 15 March, Skechers is hosting a beginner-friendly workshop at Singapore Expo. Held at The Sports Arina in Hall 7, you’ll be guided through a session by professional coaches who will be providing live demos and hands-on practice.

There are two sessions to choose from (8am to 10am for beginners, and 10am to 12pm for intermediate players), and all the equipment will also be provided so you won’t have to bring anything. Each participant will also receive a Skechers goodie bag and light refreshments. 

Skechers Pickleball Workshop is located at The Sports Arina (Hall 7), Singapore Expo

Culinary Class Wars Chefs take over at Bottega di Carna (13 to 14 March) 

Another Culinary Class Wars collab? That’s right. For two nights only on 13 and 14 March, Bottega di Carna will be hosting a special six-hands collaboration dinner featuring two standout chefs from the show: Hanyi Jang of Saav Seoul and Woo Young Chung of Triple Bones.

Together with Bottega di Carna’s Executive Chef Kenny Huang and Head Chef Alvin Lian, the chefs will present a seven-course dinner that blends Korean flavours with Italian techniques and wood-fired cooking. As part of the exclusive, you can expect dishes that highlight each chef’s signature style. For those who didn’t know, Chef Hanyi Jang is best known for his refined, sauce-driven cooking shaped by his experience in Michelin-starred kitchens, while Chef Woo Young Chung brings a farm-to-table approach inspired by traditional Korean rice soup.

The dinner takes place at Mondrian Singapore Duxton and is priced at $198++ per person, with an optional $65++ wine pairing.

Bottega di Carna is located at 16A Duxton Hl, #03-01, Singapore 089970

International Women’s Day with CÉ LA VI Singapore (7 March) 

In celebration of International Women’s Day, CÉ LA VI Singapore is hosting a special evening party headlined by Paris-based DJ and producer Adassiya, who will be making her Singapore debut. Expect deep and organic house sets to soundtrack the night, before long-time LA VIE EN BLEU curators KUNDA (Max Verrier and Labaude) take over the decks after sunset to keep the energy going throughout the night. 

LA VIE EN BLEU by CÉ LA VI Singapore is located at CÉ LA VI Singapore, 1 Bayfront Avenue, Hotel, Tower 3 Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018971

New Balance Ellipse pop-up (7 to 8 March) 

It’s time to lace up. New Balance is expanding its lineup with the new Ellipse, a running shoe designed for your daily runs. Built with a Fresh Foam X midsole for plush comfort and a lightweight feel, it’s made to carry you through everything from quick jogs to longer weekend runs.

To mark the launch, New Balance will be hosting a one-weekend-only pop-up at Trifecta Riders Lounge in town, where you can put the Ellipse to the test. Whether you’re a seasoned runner or just getting started, the event is open to all, with on-site trials and curated touchpoints that let you experience the new silhouette firsthand.

New Balance Ellipse pop-up is located at Trifecta Riders’ Lounge, 10A Exeter Rd, Singapore 239958

adidas Evo SL Run (8 March) 

By now, you’ve probably seen the Adizero EVO SL on more than a few runners around town. The buzzy silhouette quickly became a staple in the local running scene and it’s now back with an update. This time, the refreshed version features a newly engineered woven mesh upper made with multi-stretch material, delivering targeted support while maintaining breathability and comfort for everyday miles.

Alongside the update, adidas is also introducing the Adizero Evo SL ATR, which is an all-terrain evolution that extends Adizero performance beyond paved roads. Designed for added versatility, it’s built to handle changing surfaces and unpredictable weather, so you’re covered wherever your run takes you.

To mark the launch, adidas will be hosting a community run on 8 March in partnership with easypaceonly. At the event, you can expect a quick morning run followed by post-run activities at OPEN DOOR Store, where participants can also stand a chance to win a pair of the Adizero Evo SL simply by joining the run.

The adidas Evo SL Run is located at OPEN DOOR Store, 80 Playfair Road, #01-16, Kapo Factory Building, Singapore 367998

Guinness Hangout (26 to 27 February and 5 to 6 March) 

Nothing quite hits like a cold pint of Guinness after a long day. And if you love your stout, here’s your excuse to have more than one: the brand is rolling out the Guinness Hangout over the next two weeks.

Kicking things off from 26 to 27 February, the Guinness Hangout takes centre stage at Emerald Hill. Expect to learn the art of the perfect pour, try your luck at the Tattoo Gachapon, and catch live DJ sets from local acts bringing the energy late into the evening. The festivities then move to Far East Square from 5 to 6 March, before culminating in the brand’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Street Festival at Circular Road from 13 to 15 March.

The Guinness Hangout is located at Emerald Hill (26 to 27 February) and Far East Square (5 to 6 March)

Now You See Me Live (20 February to 8 March)

Fans of the blockbuster magic-heist film franchise will want to make a beeline for this new show at the Sands Theatre. Making its Asia premiere in Singapore, the production brings the spectacle to life with a slick mix of high-tech illusions, daring solo stunts and jaw-dropping moments unfolding right before your eyes. Having wowed audiences in cities around the world, the four world-class illusionists are set to leave you utterly spellbound and questioning what’s actually possible.

Now You See Me Live is located at the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands