Singapore’s Biggest Events and Attractions to Look Forward to in the Second Half of 2026

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22 Jul 2026 • 11:02 AM MYT
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From family-friendly adventures and immersive attractions to world-class concerts and cultural experiences, here are the must-visit highlights happening in Singapore for the rest of 2026.

Just a short trip away from Malaysia, Singapore continues to be a favourite getaway destination for travellers looking for exciting experiences throughout the year. From thrilling theme park adventures and unique exhibitions to major entertainment events, the city is set to offer an exciting line-up of activities for families, couples, and lifestyle seekers in the second half of 2026.

Whether you’re planning a weekend escape, a family holiday, or simply looking for your next travel inspiration, here are some of the biggest highlights to add to your calendar.

Explore a LEGO-Inspired Floral Wonderland at Jewel Changi Airport

Jewel Blooms with LEGO® Botanicals
Now – 26 July 2026
Jewel Changi Airport

Your Singapore adventure can begin the moment you arrive at Jewel Changi Airport. Families can explore Jewel Blooms, featuring life-sized floral installations inspired by the popular LEGO® Botanicals collection.

Located across Level 1 Forest Valley and Level 5 Canopy Park, the colourful display offers plenty of picture-worthy moments for visitors of all ages.

Meet Minions and Monsters at Universal Studios Singapore

Illumination’s Minions & Monsters Summer
Now – 11 August 2026
Universal Studios Singapore

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Get ready for a fun-filled adventure as Universal Studios Singapore brings the mischievous world of Illumination’s Minions & Monsters to life.

Visitors can enjoy a special live show featuring the newest Minions, James and Henry, along with themed photo spots, exclusive merchandise and family-friendly activities included with standard one-day admission.

Make a Splash with Sanrio Characters at Adventure Cove Waterpark

Sanrio’s Hapidanbui Summer Adventure
Now – 30 August 2026
Adventure Cove Waterpark

Sanrio fans can dive into a summer adventure with Hapidanbui at Adventure Cove Waterpark.
The experience features meet-and-greet opportunities with beloved Sanrio characters, themed photo installations, limited-edition merchandise and special treats for fans to enjoy while cooling off at the waterpark.

Dive Into an Immersive Ocean-Themed Experience

CRYBABY Cry Me An Ocean at Singapore Oceanarium
Now – 30 August 2026
Singapore Oceanarium

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Combining art and marine exploration, CRYBABY Cry Me An Ocean offers visitors a visually immersive experience with 11 photo zones, including towering outdoor inflatables, life-sized sculptures and creative installations set alongside marine habitats.

It is a fun-filled experience for visitors looking to capture unique moments while exploring one of the world’s largest oceanariums.

Experience Disney Magic Across Sentosa Island

Let’s Sail with Disney Cruise Line at Sentosa
Now – 20 September 2026
Sentosa Island

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Disney fans can experience the magic of Disney Cruise Line without leaving land through this special Sentosa attraction.

Spanning seven themed areas inspired by Disney Adventure, visitors can explore interactive experiences from Palawan Beach to the Southernmost Point of Continental Asia, with activities transforming from daytime adventures into a relaxing coastal escape after sunset.

Discover Art, Nature and Creativity at National Gallery Singapore

When Art Meets Nature
Now – 1 November 2026
National Gallery Singapore

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Perfect for families, this children’s art exhibition invites visitors to explore the relationship between creativity and nature through immersive artworks and interactive experiences.

Co-curated by the Taoyuan Museum of Fine Arts and National Gallery Singapore, the exhibition encourages visitors to discover environmental sustainability and conservation through the eyes of artists.

End the Year with a Festive Christmas Train Experience

Christmas Train Show
20 November 2026 – 3 January 2027
Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay

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Celebrate the festive season at Gardens by the Bay with a charming miniature train journey through Santa’s hometown.

Visitors can enjoy a magical display featuring Christmas trees, poinsettias and enchanting toy workshops, making it a perfect year-end family outing.

Entertainment, Culture and Lifestyle Experiences

Explore the Art of Hiroshi Sugimoto
Hiroshi Sugimoto: Form Is Emptiness
Now – 4 October 2026
Singapore Art Museum, Tanjong Pagar Distripark

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Art enthusiasts can discover internationally acclaimed artist Hiroshi Sugimoto’s first major exhibition in Southeast Asia.

Inspired by the concept of “Form Is Emptiness”, the exhibition invites visitors to reflect on perception, understanding and the relationship between what we see and the world around us.

Feast by the Beach at Sentosa Grillfest

Sentosa Grillfest 2026
23 July – 13 August 2026
Siloso Beach

Food lovers can look forward to the return of Sentosa Grillfest, now in its ninth edition.

Featuring more than 40 stalls across five zones, the beachside festival promises a feast of farm-to-flame creations, including the new omakase-inspired Chef’s Grill experience.

Face Your Fears at Halloween Horror Nights

Universal Studios Singapore Halloween Horror Nights
25 September – 1 November 2026
Universal Studios Singapore

Thrill seekers can prepare for a terrifying experience as Universal Studios Singapore transforms into a world of horror.

Featuring original horror experiences inspired by Asian folklore, urban legends and Singapore-inspired twists, Halloween Horror Nights remains one of Southeast Asia’s biggest Halloween events.

Feel the Adrenaline at Grand Prix Season Singapore

Grand Prix Season Singapore 2026
9 – 11 October 2026
Marina Bay Street Circuit

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Beyond the race itself, Singapore’s Formula 1 season brings a city-wide celebration filled with live performances, entertainment, pop-up experiences and exciting activities.

The 2026 edition will also feature the newly introduced Sprint Race, adding even more excitement to the race weekend.

Catch Benson Boone Live in Singapore

Benson Boone ‘Wanted Man Tour’ 2026
2 November 2026
The Star Theatre

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Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Benson Boone will make his first full concert appearance in Singapore as part of his Wanted Man Tour 2026.

Fans can look forward to hearing his biggest hits, including Beautiful Things, Mystical Magical and Time of My Life, alongside his signature energetic performances.

Celebrate Japanese Pop Culture at Anime Festival Asia

Anime Festival Asia 2026
27 – 29 November 2026
Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre

Anime fans across the region can gather at one of Southeast Asia’s biggest Japanese pop culture conventions.

This year’s event will also celebrate 60 years of Singapore–Japan diplomatic relations, adding a special milestone to the annual celebration.

Immerse Yourself in Pop Culture at Singapore Comic Con

Singapore Comic Con 2026
4 – 6 December 2026
Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre

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From comics and gaming to anime, cosplay and collectibles, Singapore Comic Con returns with exciting showcases and interactive experiences for pop culture enthusiasts of all ages.

BTS Returns to Singapore with ARIRANG World Tour

BTS World Tour ‘ARIRANG’ in Singapore
17 – 22 December 2026
National Stadium Singapore

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Calling all ARMYs! BTS is set to make its highly anticipated return to Singapore this December as part of their ARIRANG World Tour.

The concert is expected to attract fans from across the region for a memorable celebration of the global K-pop phenomenon.

With so many exciting experiences happening throughout the second half of 2026, Singapore remains a destination filled with something for everyone.

Whether you’re planning a family getaway, celebrating a special occasion, or simply looking for your next travel adventure, these events are worth adding to your calendar.

Your next unforgettable escape could be closer than you think.

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