What does the month have in store? Read on for the most exciting things to do in Singapore this April!
We’re marching into a new month with a lineup of fun and exciting activities in the city. We can’t wait to enjoy evenings of live music and drinks with our friends while indulging in various parties and theatre shows. Keep up to date with all the best things to do in Singapore this April (and you won’t end up looking like a fool when it begins).
Best things to do in Singapore: April 2024
1. Nightlife: The Bermuda Festival
12 – 14 April
April marks the start of Songkran festivities! And the number of parties held across Singapore in celebration of the Thai national holiday will surprise you. Head to Sentosa’s most dazzling beach club to kick up the wet and wild fun. Tipsy Unicorn is set to launch the Bermuda Festival, which is probably the wettest part experience yet. You can expect tunes spun all weekend by internationally renowned acts, plus four experiential zones. Games like beer pong and dunk machines are there for your entertainment. There will be designated splash and no-splash zones too, so you can decide when you wanna get wet.
The Bermuda Festival, Tipsy Unicorn, 36 Siloso Beach Walk, Singapore 099007
2. Entertainment: Hendrick’s Sunset Cinema
25 April – 12 May
Our favourite alternative cinema experience is back! Set at the sandy Tanjong Beach with a gorgeous skyline, Hendrick’s Sunset Cinema is your opportunity to spice up date night. Enjoy an evening of cocktails, bites, and award winning films in one spot. It’s also a silent cinema experience. Which means the audio gets broadcasted into wireless headphones. No more irritating whispers annoying you during screen time! This year’s selection includes titles like Mission Impossible, Priscilla, and The Eight Mountains.
Hendrick’s Sunset Cinema, Tanjong Beach, Sentosa
3. Eat & drink: 1-for-1 pizza deals at Little Island Brewing Co.
Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in April
In celebration of its newest outlet, Little Island spreads the love with a one-for-one pizza offer! These charcoal vinyl pizzas are an exclusive menu item at its Gillman Barracks location. The dough is made with slow-fermented kombucha and activated charcoal, which means lower gluten and cholesterol. Talk about guilt-free! Gather up your buddies and kick back with pints of signature brews for the perfect after-work chill sesh.
1-for-1 pizza deals at Little Island Brewing Co., 43 Malan Road, Singapore 109443
4. Things to do: Life drawing at Wine Mouth
9 April
If your artistic abilities, dusty sketchbook, and pencils have been calling out to you, here’s your chance to make full use of all of them. In collaboration with Wine Mouth, online pre-loved art marketplace Art Again is hosting yet another life drawing session. With a model poised in the center of Wine Mouth’s cosy shophouse space, sip away on a glass of natural wine while sketching, shading, and colouring all you see.
Life drawing at Wine Mouth, 432 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427647
5. Shop: Vintage Fair
6 – 7 April
In need of some new decor to freshen up your home? Look no further than Journey East’s ninth Vintage Fair. You’ll be thrown back in time with this absolute treasure trove of vintage delights in the furniture store’s showroom. There’ll even be boutique brands like Pick Me Up, Selfie Vintage, Wicked Wants and more! More than just furniture, you get to snag some new clothes, jewellery, and bags too.
Vintage Fair, #03-02, Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road, Singapore 169074
6. Entertainment: Hamilton
19 April – 26 May
Are you ready to be blown away by Hamilton’s first ever international tour? Because we can’t wait. Following its sold-out debut in Manila and the show in Abu Dhabi, the cast will be arriving on our sunny shores at the tail end of April. The show features scores that blend hip hop, jazz, R&B, and Broadway, taking the story of American founding father Alexander Hamilton through a revolutionary transformation. We can’t forget to shout out the creator of this genius play, Lin-Manuel Miranda, who’s been captivating audiences with his book, music, and lyrics.
Hamilton, Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands Singapore, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
7. Drink: The Spirits Library takes over Smoke & Mirrors
8 April
For one night only, Smoke & Mirrors welcomes The Spirits Library from Poblacion, Makati to grace its bar. This fun-filled guest shift promises to bring the tastes and flavours of the Philippines alone with it. Expect four cocktails that reflect Filipino roots. Pick from the gin-based Slow Down Kiddo, herbacious Albularyo, Douhua inspired by a local delicacy, and Saranggola.
The Spirits Library takes over Smoke & Mirrors, #06-01, National Gallery Singapore, 1 St Andrew’s Road, Singapore 178957
8. Things to do: Monkey Shoulder’s Nights on Shuffle 2
Multiple dates
Nights out with friends can become quite the ritual. Whether you’re out and about hitting up the bars around town or cosying up at home with a bottle of wine, it’s a great way to spend time with friends. Monkey Shoulder’s here to spice up your old evening routines with a series of city-wide escapades. Nights on Shuffle takes all the elements of a great night and turns it into an unexpected itinerary. We won’t tell you what we got up to during our session because we don’t want to ruin the surprise. Just trust us and grab your closest mates for a night to remember.
Monkey Shoulder’s Nights on Shuffle 2, multiple locations around Singapore
9. Entertainment: Tartuffe: The Imposter
4 April – 28 April
Have you ever pondered the thin line between faith and fraudulence, virtue and vice? Wild Rice does just that with its latest production, Tartuffe: The Imposter, a contemporary reimagining of Molière’s timeless satire.
Returning by popular demand after a sold-out premiere in 2022, it delves into the murky depths of human deception. It’s intriguing how a gripping tale of deception and devotion from over 300 years ago remains relevant in this day and age with all sorts of scams on the rise. Witness how an enigmatic con artist, Tartuffe, infiltrates a wealthy family, leading to a tumultuous unravelling. With a stellar cast and sharp wit, this production promises an evening of intrigue and laughter.
Tartuffe: The Imposter, Wild Rice@Funan, Level 4, Funan, 107 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179105
10. Travel: Explore Malaysia with Veuve Clicquot
22 – 25 April
Wonderfully picturesque train journeys are where it’s at. Add on luxurious tipples and a delectable menu and you’ve got yourself a holiday to remember. This four-day journey from Singapore to the wilderness of Malaysia will leave you in awe. Start with a champagne brunch with a view at Ce La Vi before you’re ferried off to board the Eastern & Oriental Express. Throughout your stay, you’ll be treated to dinner, and spend your night vibing at the piano bar with drinks. After a trip to the Taman Negara National Park and touring Penang, you’ll be back in Singapore.
Explore Malaysia with Veuve Clicquot, begins in Singapore
11. Things to do: Polished + Zen treatment
All month
Want a little mindfulness with your nail treatment? Head to social enterprise The Nail Social to try the new Polished + Zen manicure ($45) or pedicure ($55). Besides enjoying its range of e-books, Netflix shows, and games, you can now view a curated selection of guided meditation videos from Great Meditation’s YouTube channel while you get your nails done. The treatment also includes a heated eye mask, an aromatherapy pause with your choice of essential oil scent, and a cup of chamomile tea. How’s that for an afternoon of self-care?
Polished + Zen treatment, The Nail Social, multiple locations including Haji Lane and Kreta Ayer Road
12. Exhibition: Goddess: Brave. Bold. Beautiful
From 6 April
Originally hailing from Acmi in Melbourne, a new iteration of this exhibition premieres at the Artscience Museum. The showcase is all about spotlighting on-screen legends who have constantly defied societal norms. Think the likes of Michelle Yeoh, Laverne Cox, and even local names like Fann Wong and Doris Young. 19 original garments, magazine clippings, and even video snippets will be on display that give you layered imagery on how each woman transcends expectations.
Goddess: Brave. Bold, Beautiful, Artscience Museum, 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974
13. Entertainment: Animenz live in Singapore
11 April
What started as a humble YouTube channel soon shot Animenz into internet stardom. The pianist is famous in the online anime community for his musical arrangements in almost every genre of anime music. For one night only, sit back and relax to popular theme songs from animes like Demon Slayer, Jujutsu Kaisen, Attack on Titan, and more.
Animenz live in Singapore, Esplanade Concert Hall, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
14. Drink: St-Remy Signature launches in Singapore
All month
If you haven’t already heard, the renowned French distillery has just launched its latest creation, the St-Remy Signature. Double maturation happens within new oak casks before the brandy is moved to traditional casks. The resulting brandy is round, balanced, and sweet. You can enjoy it neat, on the rocks, or artfully mixed into a cocktail. Curious imbibers can give it a try at five bars shaking up coffee-based cocktails featuring St-Remy Signature.
St-Remy Signature launches in Singapore, multiple locations including Mama Diam, Potato Head, Qin Bar, Naga House, and Brooklyn Bar
15. Entertainment: Secondary: The Musical
19 April – 28 April
What screams Singaporean more than our education system? A musical all about it, of course! Step into the tumultuous world of Secondary: The Musical, where the corridors of a Singapore school echo with laughter, tears, and the quest for recognition.
Follow Lilin, a dedicated young teacher, as she navigates the complexities of education alongside her students Ming, Omar, and Reyansh. As exams loom, their struggles to find their place in a system fixated on success are heartwarming and heart-wrenching.
From the acclaimed minds of Checkpoint Theatre comes a groundbreaking production that weaves together humour, emotion, and unforgettable melodies. Directed by visionary Huzir Sulaiman, it features a stellar ensemble cast including Adeeb Fazah, Audrey Luo, and Joshua Lim.
Secondary: The Musical, #01-02, Victoria Theatre, 11 Empress Place, Singapore 179558
16. Things to do: SakuraFest 2024
27 April
Missed out on all of the spring festivals in Japan? Wheeler’s Estate has got you covered – presented by Sapporo, it’s Singapore’s very own SakuraFest.
J-Pop fans are in for a treat – expect live music and the vibrant melodies of Japanese music by Satoshi Yamato, Rina-Hime and more. What’s a festival without food and games? Savour mouthwatering Japanese street delicacies and embrace the excitement of thrilling games like sumo wrestling and Mario Kart. The best part? Free entry. Don’t miss out on this celebration of all things Japan!
SakuraFest 2024, Wheeler’s Estate, 2 Park Lane, Seletar Aerospace Park Singapore, Singapore 798386
April’s looking mighty fine with tons of things to do in Singapore!
