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Family activities, great deals and star-studded gigs: Where to go for weekend fun
From international concerts and immersive exhibitions to food fairs, Singapore EXPO is serving up an action-packed calendar of events you won’t want to miss
Bubble Planet offers immersive play spaces like this sprawling ball pit, making it a hit with families visiting Singapore EXPO.
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Diverse food options, lifestyle events and international gigs – find these entertainment options all under one roof at Singapore EXPO.
The venue is emerging as the east’s newest hotspot, from its 800-seater food court that buzzes with live weekend performances to a line-up of international concerts featuring the likes of K-Pop’s Taemin and Highlight, and R&B star Akon.
Having long hosted lifestyle and entertainment experiences, Singapore EXPO reinvents itself as a “playground of possibilities”
As a dynamic lifestyle hub consistently delivering fresh and exciting activities, it always has something new to discover. Check out what to expect in the coming months at Singapore EXPO
Immersive, playful experiences
Among its 10 themed rooms is Bubble Planet’s maze-like infinity lightroom, where mirrors and LED lights create an endless, dreamlike universe.
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Fancy a family bonding activity or a weekend out with friends? Head over to Bubble Planet. The international exhibition, which made waves in Milan and London, is famous for its pink-washed ball pit, but there is more.
Across its 10 themed rooms, visitors can lose themselves in a dreamlike wonderland with dazzling lasers, virtual reality experiences and 360-degree projections.
Children can improve their coordination while picking up basic driving skills in a safe, supervised environment at the KF1 Kiddy Circuit.
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Little thrill-seekers can test their racing skills at KF1 Kiddy Circuit for a fun weekend activity. As kids race around the track, a 30m interactive projection wall transforms each lap into an immersive adventure.
Rest assured, safety comes first – the track features water-filled barriers to absorb impact, while the child-friendly go-karts are capped at a speed of 8km/hr.
Both attractions will run at Singapore EXPO till Mar 30, 2025.
Hidden spots and activities
Visitors can snap pictures of Instagram-worthy murals and feature walls around Singapore EXPO, such as this new mural on the second level of Foyer 1.
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Between the hustle and bustle of events, visitors can discover quiet corners across Singapore EXPO. Throughout the venue, herb gardens showcase a wide variety of herbs and spices, which the culinary team harvests in preparation for any kind of event or private function. These tranquil spots, along with Instagram-worthy murals and feature walls, offer many photo opportunities for visitors.
For those looking to stay active, Singapore EXPO also houses a spacious badminton facility, SBH East Coast @ EXPO, perfect for a quick game with friends.
A hub of entertainment and creativity
Fresh off November’s shows by Taemin, Akon and the Philippines’ Eraserheads – the venue is already gearing up for more international acts this month.
Among Singapore EXPO’s versatile event venues, Arena@EXPO, its dedicated and refurbished concert hall, can cater to crowds of over 6,500 pax, perfect for mid-sized international shows.
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A line-up of multi-talented artists from Dream Perfect Regime (DPR) will land at Singapore EXPO on Dec 12. Los Angeles-based Christian Yu, commonly known as DPR Ian, will set the stage for The Dream Reborn World Tour alongside other musicians, producers, deejays and more.
Adding to the calendar is Konsert Galau in early 2025, where top artists from Indonesia and Malaysia come together for an evening of romantic ballads.
Beyond these upcoming gigs, you can look forward to the popular Artbox in Jan 2025, which returns bigger and bolder. It is set to expand 40 per cent from its 2024 edition to feature over 600 vendors from across Asia. With 90 food and beverage stalls and 196 retail booths, visitors can expect a vibrant mix of regional cuisine and unique finds from Singapore, Thailand, South Korea, Hong Kong and Malaysia.
Singapore’s largest street culture convention, Culture Cartel, will also take place in 2025. Over 200 brands will showcase the best in urban lifestyle – from art and fashion to tattoos and toys.
Food expo, art fairs and more
Singapore EXPO’s fairs go beyond tech highlights, offering curated finds and unique picks for every interest.
December alone packs a feast for deal hunters. Before jetting off for year-end holidays, visitors can snap up winter wear and luggage at Universal Traveller’s mega expo. Home owners looking to refresh their spaces can explore the latest products, from mattresses to bathroom fixtures and home and decor items, by over 40 brands at a dedicated furniture expo.
Food lovers can indulge in two major events: the Asia Pacific Food Expo, Asia’s largest food fair, and Zak Makan Extravaganza, a dedicated halal food and retail showcase.
Here is a quick rundown of the dates:
Dec 6 to 8 and Dec 13 to 15: Beauty Fiesta
Dec 6 to 9: Asia Pacific Food Expo
Dec 6 to 15: Glamorous Living 2024
Dec 7 to 8: The MADD Expo 2024
Dec 12 to 15: Zak Makan Extravaganza EXPO
Jan 10 to 12: Mummys Market Southeast Asia’s Biggest Baby Fair
Jan 17 to 19: Culture Cartel
Jan 17 to 19 and Jan 24 to 26: Artbox Everyday
More lifestyle events are coming up in early 2025, such as the Muslim Fashion Festival and Havoc Food Festival.
Food options for every budget
The MarketPlace@EXPO houses 27 food stalls offering diverse halal and non-halal cuisines and hosts monthly exhibition events for visitors.
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Kick back and chill out to live music performances at the 800-seater modern food court MarketPlace@EXPO. Or, enjoy a cosy range of Western, local and fusion cuisine at Tag Restaurant and Bar, which offers indoor and alfresco dining spaces. Take group dining up a notch with a little friendly singing performance at Tag Live right next door.
For a fast and easy option, Joe & Dough serves up coffee and pastries in two locations within Singapore EXPO, while there is always Subway and The Local Cafe for a quick bite.
From now till Dec 31, flash your ticket to any immersive experience or concert held at Singapore EXPO and enjoy 10 per cent off at Subway, The Local Cafe and Tag, exclusively at the venue.
You can stay up to date with the latest events, concerts and curated activities at Singapore EXPO here
