There’s so March to get up to, we don’t know where to start! Read to find out the best things to do in March.
We have no idea how the first two months of 2025 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 about things to do in March, we’ve got your back with these cool and exciting events in Singapore.
Best things to do in Singapore: March 2025
1. Things to do: Latinada Singapore
Celebrate all things Latin America with the upcoming Latinada Street Food & Music Festival. It’s back, bigger, and bolder than ever with street food prepped by 14 talented chefs bringing their unique touches to classic Latin dishes. Think ceviche, tostadas, tacos, chicharrones, arepas and more. After you’ve had your fill, dance the calories off with live music and performances by DJs, artists, and entertainers. There’ll even be zumba and bachata classes!
When: 21 – 23 March 2025, 3pm
How much: Tickets start at $35 per person
Where: Latinada Singapore, Canchita, 9 Dempsey Road, Singapore 247698
2. Dine: Phuket Flavourscape Buffet
Indulge your wanderlust and jet off to the Land of Smiles for a sumptuous Thai buffet at the five-star Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore. In partnership with the Royal Thai Embassy Singapore, Food Capital will transform into a Thai food haven, featuring a spread of authentic dishes curated by executive chef David Toh of Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore, and head chef Witoon Kamonphun of Beast & Butterflies at M Social Hotel Phuket.
Savour delicacies such as grilled beef salad and spicy tom yum goong, alongside desserts like water chestnuts in coconut milk, mango sticky rice, and Thai milk tea flavoured ice cream. A rotation of live stations will also be offered, featuring the likes of Thai boat noodles and crispy pancakes. Feeling adventurous? Try the silkworm Thai basil pork pizza and crispy cricket onion quiche for a spin on classic Thai street food. Of course, all-time favourites like seafood-on-ice, as well as an array of Western, Asian and international dishes are available too.
Perk alert: quote ‘HONEYCOMBERSPHKT20’ when reserving by phone to enjoy 20% off your bill. T&Cs apply.
When: 15 February – 15 April 2025
How much: Lunch at $72++ per adult and $36++ per child; dinner from $102++ per adult and $51++ per child; children under 5 dine for free
Where: Phuket Flavourscape Buffet, Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel Singapore, 392 Havelock Rd, Singapore 169663
3. Things to do: Share Giant Blessings
In collaboration with The Food Bank Singapore, Giant has announced its seven-week donation drive dedicated to offering provisions to underprivileged Muslim families during Ramadan and Hari Raya. You’re welcome to purchase items and drop them off at collection points placed near the checkout areas of select Giant stores. All donations will go towards supporting over 1,000 families at Pertapis and Projek Ihsan.
When: 13 February – 30 March 2025
Where: Share Giant Blessings, multiple locations including Tampines Hypermarket, IMM Mall, Pioneer Mall, and Tengah Plantation Plaza
4. Concert: Nu King World Tour
Genre-defying artist Jason Derulo is set to host the Singapore leg of his Nu King World Tour this month! Known for his incredible creativity and influence, he’s sold over 250 million singles worldwide and earned 15 platinum certifications. Beyond music, he’s also an incredible entrepreneur, actor, and investor. In his first-ever concert in Singapore, you’ll get to spend the night vibing to non-stop hits. We’re hoping to dance to Trumpets, It Girl, and Take You Dancing.
When: 20 March 2025, 8pm
How much: Tickets start at $198
Where: Nu King World Tour, Arena @ Expo, Hall 7, Singapore Expo, 9 Somapah Road, Singapore 487370
5. Eat: Two Men Bagel House x Forged
In this first-of-its-kind partnership, local powerhouse Two Men Bagel House and cultured meat brand Forged have come together to introduce sustainably created foie gras in Singapore with the Foie King bagel sandwich. It’s a decadent combination of cheddar cheese, smoky honey mustard, skirt steak, jalapeno relish, and fatty Forged Gras in a toasted bagel. This guilt-free creation delivers the foie gras experience in a lighter, more palatable way while preserving its rich umami flavours.
When: From 1 March 2025
How much: $21 for the Foie King sandwich
Where: Two Men Bagel House x Forged, multiple locations including Joo Chiat, Tanjong Pagar, and Novena
6. Drink: Uncorked: Champagne
Let’s rejoice and celebrate all things champagne at Clink Clink’s upcoming three-day event, Uncorked: Champagne. 30 of the best and rising champagne producers from the region will be in Singapore for the affair, starting with a welcome soiree, a grand walkabout champagne tasting, champagne party, and recovery brunches from all the bubbly fun.
When: 7 – 9 March 2025
How much: Ticketed events start at $168
Where: Uncorked: Champagne, multiple locations including New Bahru, Overeasy, and Le Bon Funk
7. Things to do: Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar
One thing you can’t miss out on doing this month is visiting a bustling Ramadan bazaar, and the one at Kampong Glam is a must-visit. Beyond the usual food stalls and activities, this year’s edition features a treasure hunt as part of the SG60 celebrations. Take the opportunity to soak in the cultural sights, from the iconic Sultan Mosque to the charming Kandahar Street. Oh, and don’t forget to check out our handy guide to the stalls popping up this year!
When: 15 February – 25 March 2025; Monday – Thursday, 2pm – 11pm; Friday – Sunday, 2pm – 11.30pm
How much: Free admission
Where: Kampong Glam Ramadan Bazaar, multiple locations along Baghdad Street, Kandahar Street, and outside Sultan Gate
8. Party: Neon Pigeon’s 10th anniversary
A major milestone has been achieved for Neon Pigeon, which is turning 10 this year, marking a decade of bold flavours and thrilling experiences. During each week in March, Neon Pigeon has invited other bartenders for a multitude of guest shifts and collaborations, including some of the top 50 bars from around the world.
When: Various days throughout March
Where: Neon Pigeon’s 10th anniversary, 36 Carpenter Street, Singapore 059915; daily, 5.30pm – 12am
9. Things to do: 365 Cancer Prevention Society’s #My1stMammo Free Mammogram Screening
Did you know breast cancer is the most common cancer among Singaporean women? As with any illness, early detection is key, and the 365 Cancer Prevention Society will be hosting free mammogram screenings for women over 40. For anyone not eligible, you can consider giving a donation to help cover the cost of medical consultations and mammograms for people in need.
When: From now until 31 March 2025
How much: Free, available for women aged 40 and above (other conditions apply)
Where: 365 Cancer Prevention Society’s #My1stMammo Free Mammogram Screening, register online
10. Dine: Friends of Torno Subito
If you need an excuse to pay Italian restaurant Torno Subito a visit, we’ve got one for you. Embark on a culinary journey through its new Friends of Torno Subito four-hands dining series. This month’s collaboration features executive chef Hyungkyu Jun of Gucci Osteria Seoul da Massimo Bottura, showcasing the chef’s creative synergy with Torno Subito’s very own chef Alessio Pirozzi. The exclusive menu takes an east-meets-west approach, with dishes like grilled Jeju sirloin pork with chamnamul pesto and citarra pasta with Provolone del Monaco cheese.
When: 14 – 15 March 2025
How much: Lunch starts at $148, dinner starts at $198
Where: Friends of Torno Subito, #01-02, 26 Dempsey Road, Singapore 249686; Tuesday – Sunday, 12pm – 3pm & 5.30pm – 10pm
March into the month with these fun and exciting things to do in Singapore!
