The November calendar, minus the filler. These are the events we would actually tell a friend about, each one date-verified before it made the list.
All you can scoop tiramisu at Beast and Butterflies in M Social, $9.90++ a head, Fridays only and only if you order a main course. Trays are limited and it is first come first served, and it is back by popular demand rather than a permanent fixture, so do not save it for a rainy month.
The rebuilt aquarium at Resorts World Sentosa, opened July 2025 in place of S.E.A. Aquarium. Resorts World Sentosa lists one-day tickets from $55 for adults aged 13 to 59, and from $43 for children aged 4 to 12 and seniors. These are from-prices that rise on peak dates. Check the official operating-hours calendar before you go, it closes early on scattered dates.
Pistachio kunafa min jiang kueh, the local answer to the Dubai chocolate bar. It started as a limited run, and in September 2026 Munchi's own poster said the flavour is here to stay, so it is now a permanent menu item.
A Swiss artist recreates the Northern Lights over Supertree Grove out of light and cloud particles, with a soundtrack written for it. Free, outdoors, and cancelled if it rains during show time. Gardens by the Bay moves the timing around big events at the Gardens, as it did for National Day and Mid-Autumn, so check their Borealis page on the day.
Life-sized animatronic dinosaurs set among the mist and waterfalls of Cloud Forest. Gardens by the Bay lists the combined Flower Dome and Cloud Forest ticket at $34 for adults, $29 for seniors and $26 for children 3 to 12 at the Singapore resident rate, with Cloud Forest alone at $26 adult. Resident rates need proof of residency and often a local bank card at purchase, and non-resident prices are higher. Gardens by the Bay warns the rooms use loud sound effects and flashing lights, worth knowing if you are bringing a child sensitive to either. Last admission is 8pm, half an hour earlier than Flower Dome.
Floral versions of Disney characters at Floral Fantasy, with Toy Story 5 and Frozen making their Singapore debut in the display. It runs to March 2027 so there is no rush. Two things to know: Floral Fantasy is shut for maintenance on 13 October 2026, and tripods and camera stands are not allowed inside. Singapore residents pay $12 an adult, not the $24 on the headline board.
A grill-it-yourself meat ball where the filling is decided by a gachapon capsule you roll at the table. One bomb is $4.90, two are $8.90, three are $10.90. The gold capsule is the Ultra Rare tier, the wagyu and Jeju pork. It is a ball rather than a slice, so it needs longer on the grill and a turn, or the middle stays raw. Runs to 2 November, so a weekday beats fighting for a table.
Resorts World Sentosa's whole Halloween season in one place. Halloween Horror Nights 14 is the headline, but most of the rest costs nothing extra: Trick or Thrills at USS for kids, Into the Glowcean at the Oceanarium with divers dressed as skeletons, and Pool Party Panic, a murder mystery you solve in swimwear at Adventure Cove on the remaining Saturdays of October. At WEAVE, any spend earns a scratch card and one $80 receipt unlocks the photo booth.
Four Shinchan mains, and the $3.20 ebi fry taco is the one to order. Every $50 nett spent gets a gachapon spin for Genki vouchers and Shinchan collectibles, so group dinners get there fastest. The thermal lunch bag is $10.90, $7.90 with a DBS or POSB card and $6.90 for Genki members, so join before you pay.
Four haunted houses, two scare zones and three shows, and two of the houses are Singapore stories this year: a cursed Karang Guni shophouse and an abandoned broadcast studio replaying local legends. Non-peak nights are 25 and 26 September and 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 15 and 16 October, $10 cheaper and half as crowded. Peak nights are the late October weekends and 1 November, and those sell out. Not recommended for under 13s, and no costume masks.
G-Dragon's label and Pixar redraw Woody, Buzz, Jessie, Rex and the Aliens with the PEACEMINUSONE daisy, presented by Mighty Jaxx after Seoul, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Taipei. Blind boxes are $31, plush keyrings $42 to $59, caps $64, and there is a Singapore-only range of tees, caps and totes sold at the pop-up only, three per product. Every entry pass comes with a random-design tote. BIGBANG play the National Stadium on 17 and 18 October, so skip the opening weekend.
The artisanal Christmas fair moves out of The Cube at Asia Square and into a convention hall for the first time, which is a serious jump in floor space. Around 120 brands across fashion, beauty, homeware, gifts and food, built around a Delivering Christmas Magic theme with train and hot air balloon installations.
The Korean indie trio's largest headline venue yet. One night at the Indoor Stadium, 8pm. Tickets went on sale in May and the $148 tier goes first, so check Ticketmaster for returns before paying resale. BABYMONSTER play the same room the following week.
YG's rookie group at the Indoor Stadium, and Live Nation now lists two nights, 28 and 29 November, both at 6pm. Tickets run from $168 restricted view to $358 VIP. Live Nation membership is free, so there is no reason to go into a sale cold.
. Dates for each are in the list above.
Every date here is checked against the organiser or the venue, and the page rebuilds daily so anything that has finished is marked ENDED rather than quietly left up. Organisers do change plans at short notice, so for a long trip across the island it is always worth a look at their own page before you go.