Wanna know what the month has in store? Here’s our definitive list of things to do in Singapore this July!
We’ve passed the mid-year mark! If you’re looking for things to do in Singapore in July, the city has plenty lined up. From exhibitions and wellness festivals to cool pop-ups, there are lots of exciting events happening across the island. Check out our curated list of the best things to do in Singapore in July and fill your calendar with memorable experiences.
Best things to do in Singapore this July
1. Things to do: Girls’ Night Out Soirée – Pearls & Pour Decisions
Looking for a reason to let your hair down? The latest edition of our Girls’ Night Out series might be it. Exclusively for the ladies, Girls’ Night Out: Pearls & Pour Decisions at Madame Claude is an intimate soirée curated for those with a finer taste in life. Turn up in your best threads – pearls are highly encouraged – at the glamorous cocktail bar nestled in Ann Siang Hill for an evening with two hours of free-flow bubbly, exquisite canapes and fabulous company.
Immerse in the sophisticated setting at Madame Claude, and enjoy free-flowing house pour bubbly, wines, beers, Aperol spritz and non-alcoholic drinks all night long. As the drinks flow, savour light sweet and savoury bites such as chickpea fritters with furikake mayonnaise, lamb sausage bao and creme mont blanc. Plus, there’ll be a special caviar tasting led by Sturia French Caviar. Through the night, our host Alya will also be there to help you skip the boring small talk and spark new connections. Seats are limited, so book your tickets online now!
When: 15 July 2026, 7.30pm – 9.30pm
How much: $75 per early bird ticket (from 22 to 29 June 2026); $80 per ticket, or $150 for 2 tickets (prices exclude Eventbrite fees)
Where: Girls’ Night Out Soirée – Pearls & Pour Decisions, Madame Claude, Cocktail Bar & Social Club, 2nd Floor, 8 Ann Siang Hill, Singapore 069788
2. F&B: Peppermint’s Roast & Grill: The Heritage & Durian Collection buffet
The National Day celebrations are starting early at Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, Singapore! Peppermint, the hotel’s signature halal-certified buffet restaurant, presents a new, month-long spread that pays homage to Singapore’s iconic flavours and delicacies.
Roast & Grill: The Heritage & Durian Collection buffet boasts heritage-inspired Josper grilled dishes, a sumptuous seafood selection and the highly anticipated return of free-flow grilled durians. Available only from Thursday to Saturday evenings, the seasonal durians are taken fresh from the Urban Farm, deshelled to order, and grilled to caramelised perfection. Those with a penchant for sweets can also look forward to the signature durian pengat and smoked durian custard puff pastry.
Fresh durians aside, come hungry for a tantalising feast inspired by beloved local flavours. Think applewood-grilled beef in rempah kuning, buah keluak-rubbed roasted baby lamb, and charcoal-roasted wagyu oxtail. Fun fact: these dishes are creations by ITE’s culinary students, under the guidance of executive chef Chan Tuck Wai and Peppermint’s chef de cuisine Leon Yee! Help yourself to other perennial favourites like seafood on ice, the signature seafood and lobster laksa tower, and grilled ikan bakar, and you’ll leave happily satisfied.
When: 9 July to 11 August 2026 (Monday to Thursday, 12pm to 2.30pm; Friday and Saturday, 12pm to 3pm; daily, 6.30pm to 10pm)
How much: Lunch from $72++ per adult and $36++ per child; dinner from $98++ per adult and $49++ per child
Where: Peppermint, Level 4, Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
3. F&B: M.A.C x Glasshouse x Fieldnotes pop-up
M.A.C Cosmetics is teaming up with Glasshouse and Fieldnotes for a limited-time cafe collab. The pop-up serves a menu inspired by M.A.C’s Lustreglass collection, including a sparkling Strawberry Rose Kombucha, a nostalgic Bandung Rose Matcha, and the exclusive Berryglass cake, layered with coffee, chocolate and raspberry.
Feeling peckish? Grab a drink-and-dessert bundle for $18.50. Better yet, purchase one drink and one cake to score a complimentary M.A.C Chrome Heart Shape Phone Grip and makeover voucher, while stocks last.
When: 25 June to 31 August 2026
How much: Drinks from $9
Where: M.A.C x Glasshouse x Fieldnotes pop-up, Glasshouse, #01-03, Chijmes, 30 Victoria Street, Singapore 187996 (reservations are available on weekdays; walk-ins only on weekends)
4. Exhibition: Lazy Days with Dog & Frog
Unlike a certain AI-generated exhibition that recently went viral, this one’s the real deal. Comics artist Niall Breen’s Lazy Days with Dog & Frog is in its final month, so this is your last chance to catch it. Known for his delightfully minimalist illustrations, Breen’s beloved dog and frog duo find themselves in charmingly absurd, tongue-in-cheek situations that are equally funny and wholesome. They’re here with a gentle reminder we could all use: slow down, embrace doing nothing once in a while, and find joy in life’s quieter moments.
When: Until 26 July 2026
How much: Free admission
Where: Lazy Days with Dog & Frog, Heartware Store & Gallery, 350B Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427598
5. Concert: The Kid Laroi – A Perfect World Tour
Fresh from a string of global hits, The Kid Laroi is bringing his headline tour to Singapore this July. If Stay, Without You, and Girls have been living rent-free in your playlists, this is your chance to hear those tracks live. Expect a high-energy show packed with chart-toppers, singalong moments, and all the feels.
When: 1 July 2026, 8pm
How much: From $148
Where: The Kid Laroi – A Perfect World Tour in Singapore, Arena @ Expo, 9 Somapah Road, Singapore 487370
6. Exhibition: The Formula 1 Exhibition
Step into the fast-paced world of Formula 1 at F1 The Exhibition, an immersive showcase that brings the sport’s biggest moments, legendary drivers and groundbreaking technology to life. Journey through the past, present and future of F1 as you get up close to iconic race cars like the championship-winning Red Bull RB7 and BAR Honda 005, alongside more than 25 race suits, 50 helmets, and 100 exclusive interviews with the people behind the sport.
You’ll also get a peek behind the scenes through interactive installations exploring the engineering and innovation that power every race, before putting your own skills to the test in cutting-edge racing simulators.
When: From 23 July, 11am – 9pm
How much: From $49 (adults), $29 (ages 5-12), $40 (ages 13-17)
Where: The Formula 1 Exhibition, Gardens by the Bay (beside Satay by the Bay), 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
7. Sports: FIFA World Cup
Football fever is in full swing, and the matches are only getting more exciting. With plenty of nail-biting moments, dramatic last-minute goals and blockbuster clashes still to come, there’s every reason to rally your football crew. If you’d rather soak up the electric atmosphere with fellow fans than watch from your sofa, we’ve rounded up the best sports bars, pubs and live screening spots in Singapore to catch every match.
When: Until 20 July 2026
How much: Free with some paid spots
Where: Catch the FIFA World Cup, multiple locations including Lau Pa Sat, Safra Clubs, Our Tampines Hub, and more
8. Musical: Legally Blonde The Musical
Legally Blonde – The Musical is returning to Singapore, and it’s bringing a familiar face home. West End star Nathania Ong, best known for her standout performances in Les Misérables and Hamilton in London, will take on the iconic role of Elle Woods in Singapore Repertory Theatre’s upcoming production.
Expect a fresh, contemporary take on the beloved musical, complete with a predominantly Asian cast, K-pop-inspired costumes and visuals, and all the feel-good anthems, including Omigod You Guys and So Much Better. With its themes of self-belief, resilience and female friendship, this reimagined production gives the pink-powered classic a modern update while keeping all the charm audiences know and love.
When: 29 July – 16 August 2026
How much: From $38-$228
Where: Legally Blonde The Musical, Esplanade Theatre, 1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
9. Wellness: Glow Festival
Glow Festival by Prudential returns to Sentosa, bringing 10 days of movement, music and wellness to the island. Expect over 70 fitness and wellness sessions, from sunrise yoga and strength training to breathwork, recovery experiences and creative workshops.
Once the sun sets, the festival transforms into a live music destination with performances by Jason Derulo, Hyukoh and Alessia Cara. You’ll also get to explore immersive wellness zones, recovery spaces, hands-on workshops and a curated line-up of food vendors.
When: 10 to 19 July 2026
How much: From $59 for day passes (includes daytime wellness programming), from $89 for evening passes (includes sunset sessions and headline performances); from $199 for weekend passes (all-access pass on all festival days)
Where: Glow Festival, multiple locations around Sentosa, 39 Artillery Avenue, Singapore 099958
10. Book ahead: RWS Cares Festival
Looking for a meaningful weekend out? Head to the first-ever RWS Cares Festival for two days of family-friendly fun celebrating community, inclusivity, and sustainability. Kick things off with Steps of Hope on 22 August: it’s a 1.4km charity walk through Universal Studios Singapore, Singapore Oceanarium, and Adventure Cove Waterpark, in support of the President’s Challenge, as your favourite characters cheer you on along the way. 100% of the ticket proceeds will go towards the President’s Challenge.
Next, stick around for the Green Living Fair on 22 to 23 August, where you’ll find local brands, social enterprises, hands-on workshops, interactive activities, and performances by artists of all abilities.
When: 22 to 23 August 2026
How much: From $80 (adult), $70 (child); ticket also includes same-day entry to Adventure Cove Park, registration closes on 14 August
Where: RWS Cares Festival, Universal Studios Singapore, Resorts World Sentosa, 8 Sentosa Gateway, 098269
It’s looking like a fun July with all these fab things to do in Singapore!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best things to do in Singapore in July?
Some of the best things to do in Singapore in July include wellness festivals, dining and beauty pop-ups, and exhibitions. This list highlights a mix of cultural, culinary, and entertainment events happening across the city.
Are there any festivals or events in Singapore in July?
Yes, July in Singapore often features music and wellness festivals like Girls' Night Out, Glow Festival and The Formula 1 Exhibition.
Is July a good time to visit Singapore?
July is a great time to visit Singapore, with plenty of events, relatively dry weather compared to monsoon months, and a vibrant calendar of festivals, dining experiences, and nightlife activities.
Are there outdoor activities to do in Singapore in July?
Yes, July is suitable for outdoor activities like festivals, markets, and evening events. The weather is generally warm, making it ideal for exploring the city and attending open-air events.
Do I need to book tickets in advance for July events in Singapore?
Yes, it’s recommended to book tickets early for popular July events, especially festivals, workshops, and dining experiences, as they can sell out quickly.
What should I wear in Singapore in July?
Light, breathable clothing is ideal for Singapore in July due to the warm and humid weather. Comfortable footwear is also recommended for exploring events and venues.
