Get the scoop on all the fun things to do this weekend in Singapore!
Our city is bursting with fun activities – from cool cafes, bars and restaurants, to exciting things to do in March. Ramadan has begun, which means we’re seeing the return of epic Ramadan bazaars and pasar malams around the island. We’re also enjoying yoga classes and some retail therapy at the city’s coolest new shops. Remember to keep up to date with our latest news and happenings too! Make the most out of the weekend with these cool things to do in Singapore.
Things to do this weekend in Singapore
1. Nightlife: Hypebeast Live at Trifecta
23 March, Saturday
If you’re a fan of all things street culture, you can’t miss this event. Hypebeast (aka the lead platform for contemporary fashion) is debuting Hypebeast Live. It’s the newest music event bringing together a collection of live music and activities. The whole night is dedicated to showcasing the very best local and regional music performances. Not forgetting art presentations, exclusive drops, and culinary experiences.
Hypebeast Live at Trifecta, 10A Exeter Road, Singapore 239958
2. Shop: Proof Living Group Warehouse Sale 2024
All weekend
Calling all savvy shoppers: it’s time to shop ‘til you drop at Proof Living Group’s biggest warehouse sale of the year! Featuring well-loved brands like Proof Living, BoConcept and Vanguard Interiors, this is your chance to grab furniture, home decor and more at a steal.
Score a whopping 70% discount on home and office furniture; 80% discount on houseware, home decor and kitchenware items; and an array of knick-knacks, including napkin rings at $1 each and drinkware at $5 and below. Suits and shirts from Suitsupply are also up for grabs – this menswear brand has closed its doors, so it’s your last shot to snag its collection at up to 80% off. Ready for some retail therapy? RSVP online and secure your slot today!
Proof Living Group Warehouse Sale 2024, 3 Kallang Junction, Singapore 339265
3. Drink: Atlas Chronicles
24 March, Sunday
In celebration of its seventh anniversary, Atlas is shaking things up with the launch of Atlas Chronicles. This party series taking place every quarter will see the popular watering hole play host to some of the biggest names in the international cocktail scene. Volume One features Iain Mcpherson of UK’s Panda & Sons (no. 39 in the World’s Best Bars 2023 list). Grab yourself a ticket to this Panda Party to get a taste of innovative cocktails alongside Atlas signatures and bar bites.
Atlas Chronicles, Parkview Square, 600 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188778
4. Things to do: Orchard Road’s ice cream uncle serves up iconic body creams
All weekend
The best things in the world are creamy. Yes, we’re talking about Sol de Janeiro’s body cream, and ice cream! For a limited time only, Sol de Janeiro is taking its body cream to the next level. In collaboration with ice cream man Uncle Chieng, you get to sample the brand’s body cream along with a sweet treat. The first 200 customers a day who pay Uncle Chieng a visit get to enjoy a free scoop of Sol de Janeiro-inspired ice cream! That’s not all – there’ll even be free samples of the body butter available for everyone.
Orchard Road’s ice cream uncle serves up iconic body creams, outside Ngee Ann City, 391A Orchard Road, Singapore 238873
5. Dine: Arcane Brunch at Monti
24 March, Sunday
1-Group’s month-long Sip & Savour campaign is about to come to an end, but the excitement is only going up from here. For those who aren’t in the know, Sip & Savour features a curated capsule menu of cocktails across eight of 1-Group’s iconic locations. This includes The Alkaff Mansion, 1-Atico, and 1-Altitude Coast. But we can’t miss out on the Arcane Brunch at Monti. Immerse yourself in magic with brunch dishes like eggs Benedict, and Italian fare like pasta and risotto. Wash it down with the campaign cocktail Tuscany Twilight served tableside.
Arcane Brunch at Monti, The Fullerton Pavillion, 82 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049327
6. Dine: Get free flow beef and raclette cheese at Boeuf
23 – 24 March, Saturday – Sunday
Protein loading has never been easier (and tastier) than with Boeuf’s latest offering. Go on the ultimate beef adventure with Boeuf’s weekend free flow in celebration of International Cheese Day. For $48++, you get to dine on unlimited servings of Argentinian ribeye roast topped with melted raclette cheese, and sides like bread, potato puree, and veggies. Or if you’re looking to spice up your group lunch, pop by any time for the all new BBQ beef platter with meat cuts that rotate bi-monthly.
Get free flow beef and raclette cheese at Boeuf, 159 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068614
7. Nightlife: Silent Disco
23 March, Saturday
When the full moons come out to play, Silent Disco’s monthly party series is here to slay. Night owls, put this event on your calendar. The Full Moon themed parties will have party-goers gathered under the stars for a night of music and dancing. All you have to do is grab a set of headphones and click through to the genre you love. Switch between three channels playing the very best in dance, pop, and rock. Don’t forget to snap a picture for the ‘Gram.
Silent Disco, SkyPark Observation Deck, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
8. Shop: Mardi Mercredi’s pop-up store
All weekend
The iconic Flowermardi is springing into Singapore this month! The Korean cult label Mardi Mercredi is popping up at the newly reopened SocietyA flagship boutique. The brand stormed the street style scene with distinctive motifs and vibrant designs. You might’ve caught New Jean’s Minji, Ive’s Won Young, and Red Velvet’s Seulgi sporting some flowery apparel. And it comes as no surprise! It’s effortless and chic with hints of French je nais se quois. The pop-up ends in March, so be sure to stop by before everything’s gone!
Mardi Mercredi’s pop-up store, #03-14A, SocietyA, Ngee Ann City, 391A Orchard Road, Singapore 238873
9. Eat: Mister Donut x Morihan Uji Matcha
All weekend
Matcha lovers, rejoice! Mister Donut is collaborating with Morihan Uji Matcha for a series of matcha flavoured donuts that’ll tantalise your tastebuds. Morihan is a teahouse located in Kyoto that boasts over 180 years of expertise in the art of matcha. It has since perfected its craft, known for exceptional flavours and vibrant hues. Donuts are $3 each, and lean on the sweeter side, with matcha taking a subtle backseat but oh-so indulgent. They’re only available for a limited time and in limited quantities daily.
Mister Donut x Morihan Uji Matcha, available at Velocity @ Novena Square and Junction 8
10. Exhibition: Journey From the Wilderness: Lim Leong Seng
All weekend
For his ninth solo exhibition, sculptor Lim Leong Seng presents Journey From the Wilderness at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts. Tackling topics of climate, conflict, and the human condition, the exhibition spans over five decades of art making. Lim Leong Seng approaches his art in materialistic and conceptual ways to confront dilemmas in our age. You’ll find a series of sculptural installations, silkscreen paintings, and sketches on display that engage with modern social issues.
Journey From the Wilderness: Lim Leong Seng, The Ngee Ann Kongsi Galleries 1 & 2, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, 80 Bencoolen Street, Singapore 189655
11. Things to do: Get booked and hustle at The Social Space
All weekend
Get Booked is a new campaign created by students from NTU and supported by the National Youth Council, Singapore Book Council, Sing Lit Station, Epigram, and Ethos Books. It’s all about giving locally-published titles greater exposure while creating accessibility to Singapore literature. For its third edition from 15 to 29 March, head to The Social Space at Kreta Ayer for a working space with food, wifi, and drinks. If you need a break, pick something from the curated collection of books, enjoy interactive zines or participate in giveaways.
Get booked and hustle at The Social Space, #01-14, 333 Kreta Ayer Road, Singapore 080333
Pack this weekend with all the fun things to do in Singapore!