What do all the things to do in Singapore in February have in store? Read on for the most exciting things to do in Singapore this month!
Look at all the best things to do in Singapore in February, and you’ll know the month of Cupid is just around the corner! We’re excited for lovebirds to celebrate Valentine’s Day. But if you’re looking for more things to add to your list of activities this month, whether romantic or not, we’ve got you covered with our extensive list of events. Psst: we’ve also got the 411 on the most unique date ideas in Singapore if you’re looking for inspiration.
Things to do in Singapore in February 2026
1. Date: Watch-making workshop
Workshops are our favourite way to bond or get to know someone, and if you have a horology fan in your circle, this is a sign to bring them along for this unique watch-making workshop. All materials will be provided too! While you munch on complimentary snacks and drinks, sift through over 50 dials, chains, and charms to personalise your creation. It ain’t no Rolex, but we bet it’ll be absolutely priceless to you by the end of it.
When: Available daily, multiple timeslots
How much: From $78 per person; pocket watch workshop from $65 per person
Where: Watch-making workshop, #02-11, Requisite Store, 16 Shaw Road, Singapore 367954
2. Dine: Belimbing x Elliot Faber one-night only sake pairing dinner
If you read our Belimbing review, you know this new-gen Singaporean restaurant holds a special place in our hearts. Its latest collaboration is with internationally recognised Sake Samurai, Elliot Faber. For one night only, Belimbing’s Marcus Leow and Elliot Faber explore the intersection of modern Singaporean cooking with traditional Japanese brewing. The bespoke menu boasts clean, oceanic notes to deeply savoury tastes of heritage. Enjoy it with a curated sake pairing with labels carefully selected to enhance umami, cut through spice, and refresh the palate.
When: 1 February 2026, 7pm to 10pm
How much: Enquire online
Where: Belimbing x Elliot Faber one-night only sake pairing dinner, 269A Beach Road, Singapore 199546
3. Nightlife: Mando Hearts: Fallen Angel
Mandopop lovers can now party their hearts out because Culture is bringing back its much-beloved Mando Hearts concept! Whether you’re knee deep in love or going through heartbreak, belt out to some of your favourite Mandarin songs till the wee hours. Expect tunes from the likes of Jay Chou, Faye Wong, Rainie Yang, S.H.E, and more.
When: 14 February 2026, 10pm to 3am
How much: Tickets start from $28.35
Where: Mando Hearts: Fallen Angel, #02-01, Rasa Space, Republic Plaza, 9 Raffles Place, Singapore 048619
4. Drink: Liberica Theme Park
If you’re a mega coffee fanatic, you need to pay Maxi Coffee Bar a visit this weekend. In collaboration with Coffee With Merv, the team is putting a spotlight on Coffea Liberica and its unusual flavour profile. Discover fascinating and rare coffee species sourced from Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Indonesia.
When: 1 February 2026, 9am until sold out
How much: Free admission
Where: Liberica Theme Park, Maxi Coffee Bar, 64 Club Street, Singapore 069438
5. Social: Single in Singapore City
To all the couples out there celebrating Valentine’s Day, we love that for you. But this is a singles-only zone! Host and podcaster Nixalina Watson is putting together one of the city’s most audacious playgrounds for the single, curious, and creatively chaotic. It’s not a matchmaking mixer, but simply a night of high-octane music, flirtation, and interactive spectacles. All genders, orientations, and ages are welcome to join the fun at the playful kissing booth and Hedonist’s pleasure den. And it wouldn’t be a Lucha Loco event without a pinata, playfully filled with condoms!
When: 14 February 2026, 9pm to 2am
How much: Tickets start from $25
Where: Single in Singapore City, Lucha Loco, 15 Duxton Road, Singapore 089598
6. Nightlife: Broken But Cute: An emo day party
Daytime parties in Singapore are having their moment, and we think the concept is here to stay! If you’re feeling a little lovelorn and wanna dance it out while still keeping a respectable bedtime, you must grab a ticket to this emo day rave. DJs Mr. J, Super&Spice, and Val will keep the pop-punk tunes flowing while you pour your heart out.
When: 7 February 2026, 2pm to 7pm
How much: Tickets start from $26.25
Where: Broken But Cute: An emo day party, #19-01, Tuff Club, Oxley Tower, 138 Robinson Road, Singapore
7. Shop: Glamorous Giving
Returning with its 20th edition is Glamorous Giving! Your wardrobe deserves a refresh, and why not make full use of the discounts that go up to 70% off? This design-led clearance sale offers fashion, lifestyle, beauty, home, and gifting products at the ultimate price. Savvy shoppers will want to snag these past-season collections, samples, and one-off pieces.
When: 26 February 2026, 4pm to 9pm; 27 February 2026, 10am to 6pm
How much: Free admission
Where: Glamorous Giving, The Ground Theatre, Scape, 2 Orchard Link, Singapore 237978
8. Exhibition: Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie
Chagee is definitely taking Singapore by storm – it even has its very own exhibition at the Asian Civilisations Museum! In collaboration with ACM and the Singapore Tourism Board, curious tea drinkers are invited to an immersive showcase exploring tea as a ritual shaped by centuries of craftsmanship, stories, and practices. You’ll find tea-inspired artworks by local artists Ashley Yeo and Alecia Neo, sculptural installations inspired by tea leaves, and an exclusive pop-up by Chagee offering a full selection of drinks and merchandise previously accessible only in China.
When: 28 January to 7 June 2026
How much: All Access ticket required to enter; prices start from $12
Where: Garden of Senses: A Tea Reverie, Asian Civilisations Museum, 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555
9. Things to do: Haunting Tales of Ubin
This one’s definitely not for the faint of heart, but if you’re a pair of adventure seekers looking for a (very) different way to celebrate Valentine’s Day, make it a date at the Haunting Heritage Tours. Dark tour specialist Eugene Tay and native Ubinite Yong Liang will take you through the road less travelled. Expect spooky stories of ghosts, houses once sealed by talismans, and forgotten temples. If you need a sneak peek of what you might encounter, check out our Haunting Heritage Tours review for our experience.
When: 14 February 2026, 6.15pm to 9.15pm
How much: $98 per person, includes ferry rides
Where: Haunting Tales of Ubin, meet at Changi Point Ferry Terminal, 51 Lorong Bekukong, Singapore 499172
10. Social: Screaming Pigeons’ Galentine’s Day
The month of February needs at least one Galentine’s Day event, and we highly recommend signing up for the upcoming Screaming Pigeons gathering. The women-only community celebrates all things girlhood here! It’s a reason to get gussied up and enjoy golden hour drinks with a group of girls who just wanna have fun. You’ll even get prompts to get to know your new friends.
When: 14 February 2026
How much: Tickets start from $30; does not include dinner costs
Where: Screaming Pigeons’ Galentine’s Day, Piedra Negra, 241 Beach Road, Singapore 189753
Say adieu to January and make room for exciting memories in February with these amazing things to do in Singapore!
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it cold in Singapore in February?
Singapore doesn't have four seasons, so we don't have any snow to worry about.
However, as rain tends to be more commonplace in the first quarter, be prepared for wet weather and slightly cooler temperatures.
Is February a good time to visit Singapore?
Yes! It's a popular season for festivals and there'll be a lot to do if you're visiting the city for the first time. Crowds are to be expected, so consider planning activities on the weekdays to avoid long queues.
What are popular Valentine's Day activities in Singapore?
Most couples will book a romantic dinner or a staycation to celebrate the occasion.
However, there are plenty of unique date ideas and exhibitions to go to so you can mix it up and go against the grain.
Do I need to book Valentine's Day events early?
Yes. It's advised to book slots early for Valentine's Day as restaurants and experiences see high traffic during this time.
Are there non-romantic things to do around Valentine's Day?
Of course! Many locations plan singles' mixers, Galentine's Day events, and even parties where you don't have to be partnered up to attend.
