1. Rubify by JENNIE Pop-Up
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The highly-anticipated Rubify by JENNIE pop-up store is finally in Singapore, and opened to long queues on the first day. If you’re down to brave the queue, you can expect a red-themed merchandise store experience with various photo spots like a mini poppy field, mirrors and items displayed almost like art.
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There are a total of 16 different exclusive merchandise items available to shop starting from $15. Fans can look forward to hair accessories, plush keychains, tank tops, hoodies, tote bags, photocards, socks, hats and more.
Rubify by JENNIE Pop-Up Singapore
Admission: Free
Dates: Now till 3rd September 2025
Venue: CHAMBER, 435 Orchard Road, #03-24 to 29, Wisma Atria, Singapore 238877
Operating Hours: 11am-9pm daily
2. Pop-Up In The Museum: Diecast Display. Shop. Play
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The MINT Museum of Toys in Singapore now has a new pop-up exhibition that’s all about cars: fans of vintage diecast cars and collectibles won’t want to miss this experience. The exhibition features everything about toy cars and racing: there’s lots of rare retro matchbox cars, limited-edition Hot Wheel models, themed F1 cars and toys and the like.
@sunnycitykids [𝗡𝗘𝗪] This pop-up exhibition at the MINT Museum of Toys is a treasure trove of diecast collectibles, from nostalgic Matchbox cars to rare, limited-edition Hot Wheels sets. 🚗 Kids will go crazy for the dedicated play corner with tons of tracks for endless racing action. Take a piece of the action home on discounts on cars and sets (including a Formula 1 Hot Wheel’s set that’s made for F1 fans) And while you’re at the Museum, check out their collection of vintage toys – pure nostalgia! 🗓️Pop-up exhibition from 23 Aug – 5 Oct 2025 🕐 Tue-Sun, 9:30am-6:30pm 📍26 Seah Street Singapore 188382 🎫From $30
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There’s even various model tracks where you can get hands-on and race your friends using die-cast cars. You can also take home a piece of the action with discounts on collectible cars and toys from the retail store. Admission to the museum costs $30 per person, and you can get your tickets here.
Pop-Up In The Museum: Diecast Display. Shop. Play
Admission: $30/pax
Dates: Now till 5th October 2025
Address: 26 Seah St, Singapore 188382
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 9.30am-6.30pm
3. SG60 Heart&Soul Experience
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There’s a new immersive and interactive digital exhibition in Orchard, bringing visitors along on a multi-sensory journey through Singapore’s past, present and future. The exhibition showcases a unique and personalised experience for each visitor with the assistance of generative AI to tailor each visit.
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The experience features VR elements and stunning digital visuals complete with strobe lights and effects. You can even create your own digital avatar via interactive booths and step into a “time machine” that’ll take you on a journey to see the “future”. After the experience, you can take home a bookmark as a keepsake. Entrance is free, and you can book your ticket here.
SG60 Heart&Soul Experience
Admission: Free
Dates: Now till 31st December 2025
Address: Orchard Library, orchardgateway, Level 4
Opening Hours: Monday, 9am-6pm; Tuesday-Sunday, 9am-9pm
4. Geylang Serai Extravaganza
The popular Geylang Serai Extravaganza food bazaar is back at Wisma Geylang Serai for its 5th edition, with nearly 60 stalls and trendy street eats from $3. There’s over 40 different F&B stalls to explore, with a mix of classic pasar malam fare and modern food items: freshly-whisked matcha, kunafa soufflés, tiramisu slices, mochi croffles, tiramisu ice cream, Shibuya toasts and more.
Aside from food, there’s also over 15 retail booths with items like clothing apparel, vintage toys, Hot Wheels collectibles, plushie keychains, DIY trinkets, fragrances and the like. There’s also a bouncy castle with free entry, as well as live music and stage performances by local artistes.
Geylang Serai Extravaganza
Dates: Now till 31st August 2025
Address: Wisma Geylang Serai, 1 Engku Aman Turn, Singapore 408528
Opening Hours: 12pm-10pm daily
5. “Deliciously Singapore” Food Feastival
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Get ready to feast on all things local with this new Singapore-centric food event at Jurong Point featuring uniquely Singaporean flavours from over 20 different brands. There’s also a crafter’s market where you can shop for one-of-a-kind handmade items, a mid-autumn fair with mooncakes and treats and more. Besides local flavours, you’ll also get to try eats from around the region, including Korea, Thailand, Malaysia, Hong Kong and more.
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Some of the food highlights at the festival include hot pot in a cup, Hiap Joo banana cake, Taiwanese nougat, assorted kimchi, banana fritters, matcha and hojicha-infused beancurd desserts, chocolate-covered strawberry cups on tap, cinnamon rolls, chicken pies, snowball mochi, durian muah chee and more. For more on what to expect at the Food Feastival, see here.
“Deliciously Singapore” Food Feastival
Admission: Free
Dates: Now till 26th October 2025
Address: Jurong Point, JP1, Level 1 Centre Stage
Opening Hours: 11am-9.30pm daily
6. Lancôme Skin Science Club
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Head to the new Lancôme Skin Science Club Pop-Up at Ngee Ann City to explore their futuristic space, hero products and even take home some freebies. The Lancôme Skin Science Club lets you explore the all-new Génifique Ultimate Lotion; and features various “zones”, including an interactive game photo ID booth, skin analysis, shade match consultations and more.
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There’s even a mini sample bar where you can purchase mini travel-sized versions of some of Lancôme’s bestselling products to take on your travels. You can also redeem a free 10-piece Génifique Ultimate sample kit to try out, and all you have to do is pre-register for the event here no spending required.
Lancôme Skin Science Club
Admission: Free
Dates: Now till 31st August 2025
Address: Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza
Opening Hours: 10am-9.30pm daily
7. Punggol Heritage Trail
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Nature lovers, here’s a new spot you can explore in Singapore: the highly-anticipated Punggol Heritage Trail is now open for walking—well, part of it at least. The new walking trail is located at Punggol North, and the first 400 metres are now open, with the remaining 900 metres to open by the end of 2026.
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The completed trail will run from Punggol North Avenue to Campus Boulevard, and currently visitors to the trail can explore features like the natural terrain, coastal forest habitats, a replica of an old-school yellow and orange bus stop and more nature fun facts to pick up along the way.
Punggol Heritage Trail
Admission: Free
Address: Punggol North
8. Singapore Night Festival 2025
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The biggest nighttime light event of the year is back once more: this year’s Singapore Night Festival features over 80 unique immersive light experiences inspired by nature and our island heritage. Visitors to the festival will get to enjoy various light installations at every corner of the Bras Basah.Bugis precinct.
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Some of the must-see highlights at the festival include a glowing Sky Castle of giant inflatable arches that are illuminated with colour and melodic sounds. There’s also a kampong-inspired section that imitates the quaint island living in Singapore. The crowd-favourite light shows and projection mapping will also be happening, with specially designed graphics projected onto the facades of the National Museum of Singapore and CHIJMES. For more details on what to expect from the festival, see here.
Singapore Night Festival 2025
Admission: Free
Dates: Now till 6th September 2025
Address: Bras Basah.Bugis Precinct
9. Titanic: An Immersive Voyage
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Relive the luxurious Titanic cruise experience right here in Singapore with Titanic: An Immersive Voyage. The immersive and interactive experience replicates life-sized scenes and rooms from the actual Titanic, with various original artefacts, dramatic effects and more.
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You get to learn what actually went down when the Titanic sank, with realistic 3D views, video animations, floor-to-ceiling digital projections and VR experiences. There’s also plenty of IG worthy photo spots, including backdrops and scenes inspired by the Titanic movie. The experience is priced from $25.90 per person, and you can get your tickets here.
Titanic: An Immersive Voyage
Admission: From $25.90/pax
Dates: Now for a limited time only
Address: 25 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228220
Opening Hours: Sunday-Thursday, 10am-7pm; Friday-Saturday, 10am-8.30pm
10. Air Force Museum
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Aviation enthusiasts have got plenty to look forward to at the Air Force Museum: plenty of actual planes to admire, touch and snap photos with, multiple galleries, mini film theatre screenings and more. Some of the vehicles you’ll get to see include helicopters, fighter jets, old and new planes, missile tanks and more—you even get to sit in them.
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The museum will also be having a special Air Force Day on 13th September 2025, with even more happenings. There will be epic photo ops with massive aircrafts like the F-15SG and C-130 Hercules, flight simulators, opportunities to dress up in one of the RSAF uniforms and more. Entrance to the museum and Air Force Day are both free.
Air Force Museum
Admission: Free
Address: 400 Airport Rd, Singapore 534234
Opening Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 9am-4pm
