The September 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, but only on Fridays and only if you order a main course. 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. Tickets start at $55 for adults and $43 for children and seniors. Check the official site for opening hours before you go, they vary.
Pistachio kunafa min jiang kueh, the local answer to the Dubai chocolate bar. It is on the menu now, but Munchi has never called it permanent and customers keep asking them to, so treat it as a run that could end without notice.
The interactive Minecraft attraction at Mandai keeps selling out weekend slots, so book ahead if you are going with kids. It runs until 13 September, but weekends are the crunch.
The official F1 Exhibition makes its Asian debut in Singapore: seven immersive rooms of racing history, rare artefacts and simulators at Gardens by the Bay. Tickets went on sale in June and demand has been high, so book rather than walk in.
The 17th edition of the Night Festival lights up the Bras Basah.Bugis district across three weekends, this year themed around local myths and legends. Light installations, craft markets and late-night museum programming, all free to wander.
Singapore Night Festival 2026. 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.