There’s so March to get up to, we don’t know where to start! Read to find out what’s cooking in Singapore this month.
We have no idea how the first two months of 2024 flew by so quickly, but you can bet we’re carpe diem-ing the heck out of our time in the Lion City. If you’re wondering how to make the best of March, we’ve got your back. Catch these cool and exciting things to do in Singapore.
Best things to do in Singapore: March 2024
1. Things to do: International Women’s Day events
All month
Hey, queens. The time has finally come once more to celebrate the best of women. The month of March means upgraded ladies’ nights, special deals for the femme fatale, and extra hot events to highlight powerful women. This year is no different! Grab all your girlfriends, because you’ll be painting the town red.
International Women’s Day events, multiple locations including PS Cafe, The Projector, Zouk, and TA Community
2. Arts: Matilda the Musical
From 9 March
We’re pretty sure this show is already on everyone’s radar, but we had to add it to the list. That’s right, the beloved Matilda the Musical arrives at the Sands Theatre this March! The anarchic production (that has won four Tony Awards) is about a strong and determined heroine with a vivid imagination. The musical has won the hearts and minds of audiences all around the world, and we’re sure Singapore will be no exception.
Matilda the Musical, Sands Theatre, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956
3. Event: The HoneyKids Asia International School Fair
9 March
We’re welcoming back our sister site HoneyKids Asia’s International School Fair for its 12th edition. If you’re a parent currently stressing about where to send your child to school, this is an event you won’t wanna miss. Gather ’round as several of Singapore’s best international schools will be in one place for you to meet. If you need some advice on how to pick the right school, attend a panel discussion! Oh, and don’t worry, the kids will be kept entertained with fun on-site activities.
The HoneyKids Asia International School Fair, #03-03, F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975
4. Drink: F*nkytown at The Elephant Room
6 March
Expect funk-forward drinks from F*nkytown at its one-night guest shift at The Elephant Room. Beverage manager Pae Ketumarn truly pushes the limits of cocktails with his unconventional menu celebrating familiar flavours. How does a carrot cake, Tokyo banana, or foie gras-inspired cocktail sound? Because we’re intrigued. Alongside this curious bar menu, fill up on food whipped up by head chef Luqman Hakim Hamzah.
F*nkytown at The Elephant Room, #01-02, 33 Tanjong Pagar Road, Singapore 088456
5. Dine: The Rare & Share dinner experience
6, 13, 20 & 27 March
In case you didn’t know: Rare Disease Day is celebrated on the last day of February to raise awareness about (you guessed it) rare diseases. This collaboration with Roche (a biomedical company), Muscular Dystrophy Association Singapore (MDAS), and Atout is all about understanding the lives of individuals with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA). During your four-course dinner, you’ll even get to experience the struggles of those going through SMA. This is conveyed through specially designed weighted spoons and unique preparation methods.
The Rare & Share dinner experience, 40C Harding Road, Singapore 249548
6. Entertainment: The New York Secret
Fridays & Saturdays until 22 March
When we tell you the opening night of this show is already sold out, you know you need to seriously consider dropping by to catch it. The immersive masters behind Secret Theatre are back again to entertain all thrill seekers in Singapore. Discover a wild and scandalous secret world as you travel back in time. Wanna know how to get started? Simply purchase a ticket and Mr Bowie will be in contact with you to tell you all about the dress code, secret instructions, and what vibe to expect.
The New York Secret, Mandala Club, 31 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089845
7. Wellness: The Heveya Sleeping Pod
Until 27 March
Back by popular demand, you can now book a power nap at Tangs to recharge after your full shopping marathon. Once you spot Heveya’s luxurious wooden houses, you know a tranquil experience awaits. Rest your weary legs and sink in for a 30-minute power nap on the Heveya Cloud or Heveya Natural Organic Latex II mattresses. Your nap session comes with music, aromatherapy, and aurora lights that can be adjusted to your preference. Sounds heavenly, if you ask us.
The Heveya Sleeping Pod, Level 3, Tangs at Tang Plaza, 310 Orchard Road, Singapore 238864
8. Eat: Cecchini Panini Truck comes to Maxwell Food Centre
6 – 7 March
The world’s greatest butcher is about to mark his arrival in Singapore with a delectable pop-up. Dario Cecchini (who helms our very own Bottega Di Carna in Singapore) is famous for his artful butchery, making full use of every animal that he butchers in his menu. Teaming up with Bold & Braised, Dario will be bringing his hugely popular Cecchini Panini Truck from Panzano, Tuscany to Maxwell Food Centre. From the menu, you’ll have sandwiches stuffed with beef brisket, slow-cooked beef cheek, or Bold & Braised’s signature pork belly.
Cecchini Panini Truck comes to Maxwell Food Centre, #01-43, Bold & Braised, 1 Kadayanallur Street, Singapore 069184
9. Things to do: Crib x Launchpad Female Founders Pitch Festival
7 March
In conjunction with International Women’s Day, Launchpad will be celebrating the ladies of the world with its Female Founders Pitch Festival. Alongside Crib, these leading entrepreneur networking communities will be spotlighting female-led impact startups around Singapore. With angel investors, venture capitals, and other inspiring entrepreneurs in the room, it’s the place to be for anyone looking to rub elbows with some great minds.
Crib x Launchpad Female Founders Pitch Festival, Level 7, Trehaus, Funan Mall, 109 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179097
10. Deal: One-for-one scoops at Haagen-Dazs
From 8 March
To celebrate International Women’s Day, why not go for a sweet treat with Haagen-Dazs? It’s bringing us the Rose Project, a global initiative supporting women at all levels. Inspired by co-founder Rose Mattus’ undying tenacity, this initiative was launched as her legacy. The efforts culminate into a $100,000 bursary supporting five trailblazing female honorees. As a token of appreciation, treat yourself and a girlfriend to a two-for-the-price-of-one deal across Haagen-Dazs outlets islandwide.
One-for-one scoops at Haagen-Dazs, multiple locations around Singapore
11. Concert: Wave to Earth: The First Era concert
4 March
This Korean indie band has been making waves (get it?) in the music industry. After the trio debuted with their single “Wave”, it was all upward from then on. The band is much loved for their unique sound and elements of nature. You can hear it through tracks like “Light”, “Seasons”, and “Daisy”. Their first album “0.1 Flaws and All” has received great global recognition, and the band is now touring Asia!
Wave to Earth: The First Era concert, Capitol Theatre, 17 Stamford Road, Singapore 178907
12. Things to do: Sneaker Con SEA 2024
2 – 3 March
Wondering what to expect at this year’s Sneaker Con? Eight internationally acclaimed artists, legends from the street culture scene, a trading pit, and giveaways – that’s what. Some of the brightest minds and talents from the world of street culture will be on the ground for you to meet and interact with. We’re talking Hiroshi Fujiwara (Frgmt), Jeff Staple (Staple Design), Edson Sabajo (Patta), and more. But the true highlight is the pit where you can buy, sell, and trade footwear and apparel with fellow sneaker enthusiasts.
Sneaker Con SEA 2024, Resorts World Sentosa Convention Centre, 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
March into the month with these fun and exciting things to do in Singapore!
