City Happenings
Explore Singapore's vibrant events scene and immerse yourself in the excitement alongside locals! Discover the latest happenings and join in on the fun.
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Singapore Expo
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Check out Singapore Expo’s event calendar for what’s going on at the Singapore Expo.
From food fairs and travel exhibitions to vibrant concerts and industry conferences, experience a variety of multicultural events just a short walk away.
Photo from www.singaporeexpo.com.sg
13-minute walk
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Our Tampines Hub
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As Singapore’s largest integrated community and lifestyle hub, Our Tampines Hub brings together sports facilities, retail and dining options, entertainment, library, and community services in one destination.
Experience a year-round calendar of events and activities, ranging from movie screenings and live performances to fitness classes, workshops, festive celebrations, seasonal fairs, and sporting competitions.
12-minute drive
3 MRT stops
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Lunar New Year Celebration
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Watch the city come alive with auspicious red decorations as cheerful melodies of Lunar New Year tunes resonate throughout the city.
Immerse fully in the festivities by visiting one of Singapore’s largest historic and cultural district - Chinatown.
25-minute drive
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Chingay
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Singapore’s largest street parade to celebrate the country's multicultural heritage.
Featuring dazzling floats, vibrant costumes, and creative performances by local and international artists, Chingay showcases Singapore’s cultural diversity through colourful processions, dance, and music.
Photo from www.chingay.gov.sg
21-minute drive
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Hari Raya Puasa
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One of the most vibrant festivals in Singapore, celebrated by the Malay Muslim community to mark the end of a month of fasting, prayer, and reflection.
The streets, especially in Geylang Serai, sparkle with dazzling lights, live performances, halal-certified food stalls, and shops selling traditional Malay clothing and decorations.
16-minute drive
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Dragon Boat Festival
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One of Singapore’s cultural celebration that fosters appreciation for Chinese heritage, folklore, values of loyalty and honour.
The main highlight of the celebration – the dragon boat race - captures the spirit of teamwork, strength, and unity, bringing the community together in a shared tradition.
Photo from www.visitsingapore.com
15-minute drive
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Singapore National Day
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The most significant celebration, marking the nation’s independence and uniting communities through local performances and activities that instil pride.
Immerse yourself in the nation’s celebration, broadcast on television, and enjoy the stunning fireworks illuminating the sky.
Photo from www.sg60.gov.sg
25-minute drive
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Deepavali
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One of the cultural festivals in Singapore, Deepavali is celebrated by the Indian community to mark the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil.
The streets, especially in Little India, glow with dazzling light displays, street performances, festive markets, and shops offering traditional clothing, decorative items, and a wide array of sweets and delicacies.
Photo from www.visitsingapore.com
25-minute drive
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Christmas
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Christmas Wonderland is a dazzling festive event featuring stunning light displays, a Christmas market, and interactive installations.
Visitors can explore magical walk-through light tunnels, enjoy themed performances, and take part in fun activities during this joyful holiday celebration.
Photo from christmaswonderland.sg
20-minute drive
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New Year’s Eve Countdown
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The night is highlighted by spectacular fireworks displays, vibrant countdown parties, and live performances across the city.
As the clock strikes midnight, the skyline is illuminated with colourful fireworks, ushering in the new year while communities celebrate fresh beginnings with optimism and cheer.
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