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! How insane is that? 2024 is flying by, but we’re determined to ensure you spend every moment well. If you’re thinking of filling your time with memorable programmes (aside from dining in the coolest new restaurants and cafes), we’ve got your back. Check out all the exhilarating things to do in Singapore this July.
Best things to do in Singapore this July
1. Things to do: Beerfest Asia 2024
11 – 14 July
Any beer lovers in the house? You’ll wanna hear about this. The largest celebration of Asia’s beer culture is happening in July. The Kallang Outdoor Arena will be transformed into a cyberpunk-themed wonderland for the occasion, decked out in neon. Get a taste of over 600 brews from around the world, including the debuts of award-winning Chang Espresso by Chang Beer and Forged Irish Stout by Connor McGregor.
Beerfest Asia 2024, Kallang Outdoor Arena, 5 Stadium Drive, Singapore 397631
2. Dine: Lawry’s The Prime Rib Singapore’s 25 Anniversary
All month
Craving some ribs? Lawry’s The Prime Rib Singapore is pulling out all the stops for its 25th anniversary celebration. Located smack dab in the heart of Orchard Road, this American dining institution offers an upscale dining experience with the best cuts for meat lovers. With sleek interiors and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the bustling streets below, it’s the perfect spot for date nights.
Savour its Signature Prime Rib of Beef that’s aged up to 28 days for peak tenderness, and slow-roasted on beds of rock salt to lock in those mouth-watering juices. It’s then carved tableside with impeccable service. Other highlights include its well-loved spinning bowl salad and the delightful strawberry English trifle.
Here’s the scoop: this month, dine in at Lawry’s and spend a minimum of $1,000++ to receive a complimentary bottle of Limited Edition Lawry’s The Prime Rib Private Label Cabernet Sauvignon 2020 Vintage worth $1,000++! If you’re more of a homebody, don’t fret. With every online purchase of Lawry’s 6kg Prime Rib to-go, you’ll get a complimentary spice gifting set (worth $99++).
Lawry’s The Prime Rib Singapore, #04 – 01/ 31, Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, Singapore 238897
3. Dine: Revolver x Leela
14 – 15 July
Are you ready to taste the very best that Indian cuisine has to offer? Book yourself a table for a collaborative dinner with Revolver’s executive chef Jitin Joshi and Leela’s chef-owner Manav Tuli. Chef Manav’s modern twists on Indian Coastal cuisine will be featured alongside chef Jitin’s grilling techniques in a delectable eight-course menu. Look forward to dishes like the malabay crab with caviar, red snapper with kolambi chutney, beef cheek. biryani, and monkfish tail pollichathu.
Revolver x Leela, 56 Tras Street, Singapore 078995
4. Things to do: Green-House 2024
13 – 14 July
Organised by Pass It On Studio, the biggest gathering of local sustainable retail brands is happening in the hottest New Bahru precinct. The third edition features three immersive concept spaces that’ll sink you into the fun-filled atmosphere. Besides shopping till you drop, have a bite at the Mercedes-Benz Kantine, walk around the thematic campgrounds, check out the pet adoption drive, and participate in a multitude of workshops.
Green-House 2024, New Bahru, 46 & 58 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351
5. Nightlife: Darksin 2024
19 July
Lovers of all things dark and alternative will be more than happy to hear there’s a hot new party happening in Singapore. In celebration of dark alternative subcultures comes Darksin, a gathering of Singapore’s talent in goth, metal, and experimental music. Your ticket gives you access to the festival and a horror art jam at Scuro.
Darksin 2024, #03-16, Phil Studio, High Street Centre, 1 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179094
6. Things to do: Harmony Fest 2024
6 – 7 July
Let’s do racial harmony the sporty way! Harmony Fest is a true adventure with four colour-coded interactive zones highlighting key values in racial and religious harmony. This family friendly affair will be packed to the brim with tons of things to do, so bring the kiddos along. Catch cultural performances and a youth showcase happening on stage before snapping pics with Singapore’s iconic mascots. For the sporty ones, take part in gaming experiences, dragon boat try-outs, and even a lion dance workshop!
Harmony Fest 2024, OCBC Square, Kallang Wave Mall, 1 Stadium Place, Singapore 397628
7. Arts & entertainment: Titoudao
Until 28 July
Titoudao returns to the stage for its 30th anniversary with a fresh take! Watch the iconic story of Madam Oon Ah Chiam (performed by Tan Rui Shan), a trailblazing wayang star, come to life with a brand new cast, dazzling costumes, and modern staging.
Experience the struggles and triumphs of this remarkable woman as she fights for her dreams against poverty, societal expectations, and even marital woes. But through it all, Madam Oon paves her own path, inspiring you to chase your passions no matter the obstacles. The play also weaves in some of Singapore’s historical milestones, giving you a glimpse into how our nation has transformed alongside Madam Oon’s journey.
Titoudao, until 28 July, Victoria Theatre, 11 Empress Place, Singapore 179555
8. Dine: Fiamma’s Ci Vediamo a Casa menu
All month
Fancy an affordable Italian dining experience in Sentosa? Head to Fiamma and enjoy an intimate four-course sharing set for two (from $48++ per guest). This weekday evening special is available via online reservations from Mondays to Wednesdays. You’ll start with a choice of salad: raw artichokes with lemon vinaigrette or asparagus spears with shaved parmesan and a citrus dressing. Next up, pasta. Take your pick between Genovese pesto or cacio e pepe before you move on to the classic margherita pizza. Of course, no Italian meal can end without tiramisu, and this generous serving will fill you up with layers of espresso-soaked ladyfingers, mascarpone cheese, and cocoa powder.
Other add-ons you can choose include the Fiamma negroni served tableside ($24), a burrata appetiser ($22), and a delicious plate of pork and veal meatballs in a basil-ginger tomato sauce ($30).
Fiamma’s Ci Vediamo a Casa menu, Capella Singapore, 1 The Knolls, Singapore 098297
9. Drink: Heineken presents Surprisingly Smooooth Sessions
All month
If you love a delicious pop-up, mark your cals for this. All you have to do is order a pint of Heineken Silver, the brand’s latest premium lager, at any participating outlet to join in the fun. We’re talking about local bar bites such as fried chicken rice balls and maple honey chicken created in collaboration with The Meatmen, photo ops with the Smooth Selfie Fridge, and prizes up for grabs.
Locations include The Tuckshop – Assembly every Friday from 6pm to 10pm, Tipsy Flamingo every Friday from 6.30pm to 10.30pm, Tipsy Unicorn on selected Fridays and Saturdays from 5pm to 9pm, and MarketPlace at Expo on selected weekday nights from 6pm to 10pm.
Heineken presents Surprisingly Smooooth Sessions, various locations
10. Things to do: Great Wheeler’s Grillout
27 – 28 July
Sizzle into summer with Wheeler’s Tropikana’s inaugural Great Wheeler’s Grillout. Think smoky BBQ, live music that’ll get your groove on, side-splitting stand-up comedy, and unique pop-up markets for all your shopping needs. Feeling crafty? Check out the hands-on workshops and learn something new!
Great Wheeler’s Grillout, Wheeler’s Tropikana, 9A Lock Road, Singapore 108926
11. Drink: Potato Head’s 10th anniversary celebration
6 July
The very icon of Keong Saik is celebrating a decade and we’re all here for it! For one night only, Meghna Mittal (Campari Group Brand Ambassador in India) will be taking over Studio 1939 from 8pm onwards. The special menu features the likes of Campari (of course), Espolon tequila, and Wild Turkey whiskey. As you sip away on special cocktails, groove out to homegrown DJ Taz Angullia.
Potato Head’s 10th anniversary celebration, 36 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089143
12. Dine: 12th World Oyster Festival
All month
Oyster fanatics gather around and rejoice, Greenwood Fish Market’s 10th World Oyster Festival is happening. For the whole of July, a lineup of 22 varieties oysters from eight countries will be flown down to Greenwood Fish Market for your enjoyment. If you can’t decide which oysters to get, opt for the 16-piece tasting platter, a chef’s choice of eight different oysters served in pairs. Perfect for a refreshing date night (or a solo meal if you’re really hungry).
12th World Oyster Festival, multiple locations including Bukit Timah and Quayside Isle
13. Things to do: Pickleball and Badminton Festival
6 July
Are you keen to give this trendy new sport a try? Players both new and seasoned are invited to join in on Play! Pickle’s first ever Pickleball and Badminton Festival. Professional coaches will be on the ground for the newbies, so never fear! And with indoor courts, racket sport fun will happen no matter rain or shine.
Pickleball and Badminton Festival, Red Quarters, 26 Jalan Benaan Kapal, Singapore 399629
14. Shop: Sake Meguri 2024
27 July
Raise your glasses for Singapore’s premier sake event which is making its grand return. Singapore Expo will turn into a true sake lovers’ paradise with a showcase of over 200 premium sake labels from 18 Japanese breweries. Curious about how these spirits are made? Meet and speak with sake masters from Japan to learn about the craftsmanship, flavour profiles, and ideal sake pairings. Psst: every ticket comes with a surprise goodie bag worth up to $80, featuring Riedel glassware, sake, wine, umeshu bottles, and snacks!
Sake Meguri 2024, Level 2, Singapore Expo, 1 Expo Drive, Singapore 486150
15. Dine: Summer Hill’s Provencal Pique Nique Brunch Trolley
All month
Did someone say brunch? Our latest obsession is Summer Hill’s hearty spread. This hidden gem in Orchard takes inspiration from the south of France for its latest summer menu ($69++ per pax). Bring your friends and fam ’cause it’s a spectacular communal feast!
Start with copious amounts of bread and delicious dips like whipped goat’s cheese, smoky roasted red peppers, and artichoke. Seriously, you won’t be able to stop yourself from reaching for these dips time and again. But save stomach space, because you’ll be treated to plates of grilled swordfish nicoise salad, clams marinere, fried chicken, roasted pork belly, and lots more. They’re all loaded up on a charming trolley and brought to your table, so you can request for more of your favourites anytime.
Oh, and it doesn’t end there, because desserts are up next. Enjoy bite-sized versions of cherry tart, chocolate stout cake, and lavender milk cake before you hit the DIY snow cone station to end on a refreshing note. P.S. we highly recommend you top up $55++ for free-flow prosecco and wine to make it an indulgent weekend brunch.
Summer Hill’s Provencal Pique Nique Brunch Trolley, every Saturday & Sunday, 11am & 1.30pm; #02-17, Claymore Connect, 442 Orchard Road, Singapore 238879
16. Exhibition: Impressions of Monet
From 12 July
A first-of-its-kind exhibition is making its way to Gardens by the Bay this month, combining multi-sensory immersion and the beauty of nature. Centred around the art, life, and gardens of French painter Claude Monet, pay the Flower Dome a visit and venture through two unique exhibition spaces. The Garden mimics the scenes of Monet’s garden from his home in Giverny, France. Meanwhile, The Experience brings you into the “home” of Monet. With projections, you’ll be treated to the sights and sounds of 19th century Europe as seen through the painter’s famous works.
Impressions of Monet, Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
It’s looking like a fun July with all these fab things to do in Singapore!
