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Keep up to date with all the best things to do in Singapore this June. Can’t believe we’re halfway through 2026! Whether you’re celebrating the June hols, or just looking for cool new activities in Singapore, it’s the season for some fun. Wondering where to start? Check out the best things to do in Singapore in June – including our pick of exciting events, flea markets, parties, and pop-up events.
Best things to do in Singapore: June 2026
1. What’s on: HoneyGlow Retreat in the City
Our first HoneyGlow event, Retreat in the City, is for anyone whose nervous system has been running on overdrive. Held at New Bahru, the three-hour wellness retreat has longevity talks, somatic movement, sound healing, journaling, nourishing food, and wellness experiences designed to help you properly slow down. Expect expert-led sessions from doctors and wellness practitioners, a deeply restorative sound bath, and plenty of soft-life energy without needing to disappear to Bali for a week.
When: 13 June 2026
How much: From $88 (includes a goodie bag and access to all activities; no yoga mat provided)
Where: HoneyGlow Retreat in the City, New Bahru, School Hall, 46 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351
2. F&B: Peppermint’s Greatest Hits buffet
Come ready to feast ‘cos halal-certified Peppermint is bringing a massive themed buffet that deserves a standing ovation! The Greatest Hits buffet is a curated collection of all-time favourites from Peppermint’s most popular themed buffets and collaborations with regional celebrity chefs. Feast your way through Taiwan, Seoul, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Italy and the Mediterranean, before rounding off with the restaurant’s signatures. We’re talking about fresh seafood on ice and hand-sliced Japanese sashimi, succulent flamed-kissed meats and seafood cooked on a Josper grill, the well-loved Seafood and Lobster Laksa Tower live station, and the iconic durian pengat.
Begin your feast with traditional Peranakan dishes created in collaboration with chef-owner Beh Gaik Lean of one-Michelin-starred Auntie Gaik Lean’s Old School Eatery, including Nyonya beef rendang and lemak blue pea rice. Next, head to Taiwan’s buzzy night markets for oyster mee sua and XXL crispy salt and pepper chicken, and South Korea for braised wagyu oxtail and hot and spicy rice cakes with tiger prawns and fish cakes. The feast continues through Asia with creations from Hong Kong, Indonesia and Thailand, as well as the Mediterranean with classics like Italian lamb stew. Available for lunch and dinner, this Greatest Hits buffet is one that deserves a roaring encore.
When: 22 May to 8 July 2026 (Monday to Thursday, 12pm to 2.30pm; Friday, Saturday and public holidays, 12pm to 3pm; daily, 6.30pm to 11pm)
How much: Lunch from $72++ per adult and $36++ per child; dinner from $98++ per adult and $49++ per child; children below 6 years old dine free
Where: Peppermint, Level 4, Parkroyal Collection Marina Bay, 6 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039594
3. F&B: Flavours of Malaysia buffet
For a gastronomic tour around Malaysia, save a seat at the Flavours of Malaysia buffet at Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore. Held in collaboration with Tourism Malaysia and supported by the High Commission of Malaysia in Singapore as part of the Visit Malaysia 2026 campaign, this marks the hotel’s first 10-hands Malaysian chef collaboration buffet. The hotel’s executive sous chef, Johor-born Peter Pang, takes the helm, working closely with four distinguished visiting chefs from Malaysia: chef Kaswajinata, chef Francis Christopher Aju, chef Linn Yong and chef Azhar bin Bah.
Sit along the tranquil waterfront setting, while savouring iconic delicacies from Johor, Penang, Sabah, Sarawak and Kuala Lumpur. Halal-verified by MUIS, the buffet features standouts like Penang asam laksa, Ipoh hor fun, Sarawak kolo mee and roasted beef striploin. If you’re up for an immersive celebration of Malaysia’s rich heritage and flavours, don’t miss the launch event on 4 June 2026. From 5.30pm onwards, bask in cultural performances, take part in an exclusive lucky draw and feast to your heart’s content on Malaysian delicacies.
When: 1 June to 12 July 2026 (Monday to Saturday, 12pm to 2.30pm; daily, 6pm to 10pm)
How much: Lunch at $72++ per adult and $36++ per child; dinner from $106++ per adult and $53++ per child; children 5 years and below dine for free
Where: Flavours of Malaysia buffet, Food Capital, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore, 392 Havelock Road, Singapore 169663
4. Things to do: i Light Singapore 2026
Marina Bay is about to transform into one giant glowing playground again with the return of i Light Singapore. This year’s edition features 14 interactive light installations by artists from Singapore and across Asia, all centred around the theme “Movement”. Expect everything from giant illuminated silhouettes and glowing flower fields to digital graffiti walls and an installation where you can literally “fish” the sun out of the sky. Another crowd favourite is likely to be the dreamy Arch Flower tunnel at Raffles Place.
When: 5 to 28 June 2026, 7.30pm to 10.30pm daily
How much: Free admission
Where: i Light Singapore 2026, multiple locations including Marina Bay and Raffles Place
5. Sustainability: Preloved Market
If your love language is sustainable shopping and finding odd treasures for $5, clear your calendar. A preloved market is popping up at City Sprouts, bringing together independent sellers with racks of second-hand clothes, accessories, books, homeware, tech, kids’ items, games, and more. There’ll also be food and drinks from Eywa, plus guided urban farm tours.
When: 6 June, 10am – 2pm
How much: Free entry
Where: Preloved Market, City Sprouts, 102 Henderson Road, Singapore 159562
6. F&B: Gastrobeats
Here’s your excuse to eat, drink, and vibe by the bay for three straight weeks. Returning to the Bayfront Event Space, GastroBeats celebrates its fifth anniversary with over 40 food vendors, live music, pickleball courts and family zones. Expect returning favourites like Jett Barbecue, Papi’s Tacos, and The Meatmen Channel, alongside newer names like KORIO and Sugar Mama Lah serving everything from sambal stingray to soufflé pancakes.
There’ll also be live performances from local acts including 53A and Supersonic, plus immersive brand pop-ups by Zouk, Coca-Cola, Carlsberg, and more. This year’s biggest addition? GastroBeats Spotlights, a new elevated dining zone featuring concepts from Neon Pigeon and The Plump Frenchman.
When: 5 – 28 June 2026, 4pm – 11pm daily
How much: Free entry
Where: Gastrobeats, Bayfront Event Space, 12A Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018970
7. What’s on: Disney Garden of Wonder
Disney Garden of Wonder is back at Floral Fantasy, and it looks like it’s going to be even more magical this time around. After a successful debut in 2024, the floral showcase returns with 23 Disney and Pixar topiary characters across six themed zones. New additions this year include Rapunzel, Belle, and Jasmine, while Anna and Elsa will take over a snowy floral wonderland complete with frosty lighting effects. You’ll also spot familiar favourites like Sorcerer’s Apprentice Mickey, the Toy Story crew, and Winnie the Pooh with the Hundred Acre Wood gang.
When: 8 June 2026 to 14 March 2027
How much: $12 for adults and $8 for children
Where: Floral Fantasy at Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
8. Exhibition: Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath Exhibition
This new exhibition is about to make you realise just how little we actually know about the ocean. Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath is an immersive deep-sea experience created with OceanX, the exploration organisation known for sending high-tech research vessels into parts of the ocean most humans will never see. Journey through glowing coral reefs, eerie pitch-black waters, and surreal deep-sea environments filled with strange marine creatures.
Expect cinematic footage captured aboard the OceanXplorer, interactive exhibits, scientific specimens, and sensory installations that make you feel like you’re descending deeper and deeper underwater. There’s even a section focused on Singapore’s own marine ecosystems and seagrass restoration efforts.
When: 6 June to 1 November 2026
How much: From $19.50 (for Singapore residents)
Where: Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath Exhibition, Basement 2 Galleries, ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974
9. Exhibition: Lazy Days with Dog & Frog
Artist Niall Breen, known for his adorable comics that romanticise rest, stillness, and the simple act of existing, is bringing his new art exhibition to Joo Chiat. Beyond the comic art, there’ll also be a range of merch created in collaboration with Heartware, including blankets, picnic mats, pillowcases, and other cosy little essentials. A great excuse to do ‘absolutely nothing’.
When: Until 26 July, 12pm-7pm
How much: Free entry
Where: Lazy Days with Dog & Frog, Heartware Store & Gallery, 350B Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427598
10. What’s on: Great Green Run 2026
If you’re knee-deep in your running era, add the Great Green Run 2026 to your fitness to-do list. Back for its third edition, this sustainability-centric run is all about going green – and we’re so here for it. Instead of the usual medals, participants get plantable finisher medals to encourage waste reduction and give back to the environment.
Plus, learn more about environmental conservation through interactive games and shop from eco-friendly brands at the two-day Green Bazaar. Racers can choose between the 5km and 10km races, or go for the 800m Family Dash if you’re planning to bring the kiddos along.
When: 14 June 2026
How much: 5km run at $58; 10km run at $68; 800m Family Dash at $66
Where: Great Green Run 2026, #01-03, Marina Barrage, 8 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018951
11. Show: Princes of the Night
Feel the heat in the air? June is set to be a hot and spicy month with the debut of Princes of the Night in Singapore! Hailing from Melbourne, this theatrical live dance performance premieres at the Capitol Theatre for one night only. Get ready for 90 minutes of high-energy choreography, pulsating music, immersive storytelling, and a charismatic male cast that’ll have you up on your feet.
We hear there’ll be crowd-favourite dance sequences inspired by Bruno Mars and Justin Timberlake, alongside iconic moments from Grease, and Romeo and Juliet. Whether there’s a special occasion coming up or the usual girls’ night out, this is an electrifying show you’d want to catch with your girlfriends.
When: 20 June 2026, 2pm & 8pm
How much: Tickets from $88
Where: Princes of the Night, Capitol Theatre, 17 Stamford Road, Singapore 178907
We’re excited for June with all the exciting things to do in Singapore!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best things to do in Singapore in June?
Some of the best things to do in Singapore in June include visiting light festivals like i Light Singapore, attending pop-up markets, exploring dining events, and enjoying nightlife experiences. This list highlights a mix of festivals, food, and lifestyle events across the city.
Are there any major events or festivals in Singapore in June?
Yes, June in Singapore often features major events like i Light Singapore, Gastrobeats and various art markets and lifestyle pop-ups. These events are some of the biggest highlights of the month.
Is June a good time to visit Singapore?
June is a great time to visit Singapore, especially if you enjoy festivals, outdoor events, and vibrant city activities. It also coincides with school holidays, so there are more family-friendly activities available.
What are some family-friendly things to do in Singapore in June?
June is ideal for family activities, with school holiday programmes, exhibitions, markets, and attractions offering kid-friendly experiences across the city.
What food and dining events happen in Singapore in June?
June often includes brunch events, restaurant collaborations, themed buffets, and pop-up dining experiences, making it a great month for food lovers.
Do I need to book tickets in advance for June events in Singapore?
Yes, it’s recommended to book tickets early for popular events, especially festivals, dining experiences, and workshops, as they can fill up quickly.
What should I wear in Singapore in June?
Light and breathable clothing is ideal due to the warm weather. Comfortable shoes are recommended if you’re attending outdoor events or walking through markets and festivals.
