Wanna know what the month has in store? Here’s our definitive list of top things to do in Singapore this September!
The best things to do in Singapore in September have arrived! If you find your schedule looking particularly dull this time of year, we’re here to change your mind with the very best events our city has to offer. We’re talking popping parties in Singapore, interactive theatre performances, and more! Read on for the juicy deets on awesome things to do this September in Singapore…
Things to do in Singapore in September 2026
1. Things to do: Girls’ Night Out (Chocolate Therapy)
Have you heard? The final run of our crowd-favourite Girls’ Night Out series for the year is here. Save the date for Girls’ Night Out (Chocolate Therapy) at The Champagnery, a curated soiree for the ladies who love to indulge and want a good time. Call up your girlfriends, come dressed head-to-toe in brown, and enjoy an evening with free-flow bubbly, Chocoviar and Cremino from Venchi, and focaccia from Mamma Mia Focaccia.
Plus, we’re keeping the night extra sweet with a sugaring booth by Sugar(ed) where you can feel the silky-smooth effect of sugaring on your hands and forearms, a photobooth by Milk Krate with cute receipt photo prints, and a best-dressed competition with Venchi goodies to be won. All guests will also take home a goody bag, courtesy of our partners. Book your tickets now, and we’ll see you at our last Girls’ Night Out party of the year!
When: 17 September 2026, 7.30pm to 9.30pm (doors open at 7pm)
How much: $65 for 1 ticket; $120 for 2 tickets (excludes Eventbrite ticketing fees)
Where: Girls’ Night Out (Chocolate Therapy), The Champagnery, #01-02, 94 Amoy Street, Singapore 069914
2. Beauty: Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu pop-up
Fancy stepping into the world of Coco Mademoiselle? Chanel is bringing its latest fragrance, Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu to life with an oh-so-chic pop-up. Designed as a Parisian cafe, the immersive experience takes you through the fragrance’s story with films, an olfactory discovery, personalised consultations and a scented hand massage. You can also enjoy a bespoke makeup service, sip on a signature drink and take home a scented keepsake. Très chic, very French, and decidedly made for your camera roll.
When: Until 13 September 2026
How much: Free entry
Where: Chanel Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu pop-up, Alma House, New Bahru, #03 -03, 46 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351
3. F&B: Another Coffee Festival
If your idea of a good weekend involves caffeine, discovering new roasters and debating tasting notes, Another Coffee Festival 2026 should be on your radar. Making its debut, the festival brings together 34 specialty coffee roasters from nine countries and regions, alongside live art, coffee tastings, creative collaborations and conversations with the people behind your favourite brews. Grab a reusable festival cup and tasting tokens, then work your way through local favourites and international roasters making their Singapore debut.
When: 3 to 6 September
How much: From $21.60
Where: Another Coffee Festival, Guoco Tower Urban Park, 1 Wallich Street, Level 1, Singapore 078881
4. Theatre: Sinners: Live
Step into the world of 1932 Mississippi Delta with Sinners: Live, an immersive musical experience inspired by Ryan Coogler’s acclaimed film Sinners. The experience unfolds across two simultaneous worlds: a blues-filled juke joint and an outdoor gathering steeped in Irish and traditional folk music. Expect live music, drama, darkness and plenty of atmosphere as the story plays out around you. Period dress is encouraged and there’s no traditional stage or audience seating. Just arrive, put your phones. step into character and see where the night takes you. Our only gripe? No Michael B. Jordan!
When: 5 and 6 September 2026
How much: from $38
Where: Sinners: Live, The Southern Depot, 43 and 47 Malan Road, Singapore 109443
5. F&B: First Press Studio by Kirin Ichiban
Get a taste of Japanese craftsmanship at First Press Studio by Kirin Ichiban. The free experience lets you explore Kirin Ichiban’s signature First Press Method through art installations, interactive experiences, tastings and hands-on workshops. Make your own Kumiko coaster or Shibori bandana, create a personalised good fortune charm, or learn the art behind the perfect pour before enjoying a complimentary glass of Kirin Ichiban. There’s also a limited daily pasta-and-beer pairing if you fancy making a meal of it.
When: Until 6 September
How much: Free entry; workshops from $15; Oishii Pairing from $25
Where: First Press Studio by Kirin Ichiban, Swee Lee, Clarke Quay, #01-06, Blk 3B River Valley Road, Singapore 179021
6. Shop: Gelato Pique pop-up
Japan’s cult-favourite loungewear brand Gelato Pique is making its Singapore debut, so there’s no need to book a flight to Tokyo for that famous fluffy fix. Head to Lumine Singapore at Raffles City to shop an exclusive 84-piece edit of the brand’s ultra-soft, dessert-inspired loungewear, including womenswear, menswear, baby and kids’ pieces, plus adorable pet picks. Expect plenty of kawaii photo spots too, with complimentary Creamier ice cream on launch weekend (5 to 6 September).
When: 1 to 31 September 2026
How much: Free entry
Where: Gelato Pique pop-up, Lumine Singapore, #01-01, Raffles City Shopping Centre, 252 North Bridge Road, Singapore 179103
7. Things to do: Mid-Autumn Festival at Gardens by the Bay
This Mid-Autumn Festival, Gardens by the Bay is getting a whimsical makeover, with eight dazzling lantern sets transforming the Gardens into a colourful fantasy world. Meet Fenbao, an original character by Singapore creative Lim Sau Hoong, along with her canine companion Ah Ken, Chiu Chiu, Pineapple Boy and Bee Nini, a time-travelling computer bee from the future. Together, they’ll take visitors on a playful journey through landscapes of light, friendship and imagination.
When: 12 September to 27 September 2026
How much: Free admission
Where: Mid-Autumn Festival, Golden Garden, Supertree Grove and Bayfront Plaza at Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
8. Theatre: The Parting Glass
Following Jim and Sarah as they revisit a relationship filled with romance, humour and heartbreak, the intimate play explores loneliness, human connection and the emotional struggles we don’t always see. Directed by Samantha Scott-Blackhall, the production also shines a light on men’s mental health, with counsellors from Eagles Mediation & Counselling Centre on hand for post-show discussions. Expect a thoughtful, close-up theatre experience that might leave you laughing one minute and reflecting the next.
When: 2 to 13 September 2026
How much: Tickets from $30
Where: The Parting Glass, The Blackbird, Gillman Barracks, 8 Lock Road, Singapore 108936
9. F&B: Eat Spain Drink Spain
Calling all Spanish food lovers: Eat Spain Drink Spain is back for its fourth edition, bringing a two-week fiesta of tapas, wine, markets and all things delicious from 1 to 15 September. Expect more than 30 food and drink experiences across Singapore, with over 40 restaurants, grocers, importers and retailers joining the celebration. Highlights include Spanish farmers’ markets, tapas Sundays, cooking classes, wine pairings and special menus at venues around the island. Whether you’re craving jamón, Spanish wine or just an excuse to eat your way through Spain, this is one gastronomic fiesta worth bookmarking.
When: 1 to 15 September
How much: Prices vary for each event
Where: Eat Spain Drink Spain, multiple locations, including Esquina, Noa, Amor and Little Farms
10. Things to do: Celestial Nights: Mid-Autumn Edition at Science Centre
Swap the usual Mid-Autumn plans for an after-dark adventure. As part of Celestial Nights: Mid-Autumn Edition, explore a self-guided Celestial Trail, peer through high-powered telescopes at Saturn, and catch a special Mid-Autumn edition of the Live Digital Planetarium Show from 19 to 27 September. For something with more beat, Moonbeats: From Gardens to Galaxies on 26 September brings a silent disco parade and a glowing dance floor to the galleries.
When: Celestial Trail (19 to 27 September); Moon Viewing and Stargazing (25 to 26 September); Moonbeats: From Gardens to Galaxies (26 September)
How much: From $35
Where: Celestial Nights: Mid-Autumn Edition, Science Centre Singapore, 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081
11. F&B: Sake Sake 2026
Sake Sake is back pouring more than 100 types of sake and Japanese beverages. Expect seasonal pours, craft labels, specialty Hot Nama Sakes and new homebrews, with around 30% of the selection refreshed from previous editions. This year, there’s a delicious local twist too, as Shukuu Izakaya brings Singapore flavours into its sake-pairing programme for the first time. Add festival-only discounts, limited-edition merch and plenty of free-flow pours, and you’ve got a weekend worth raising a cup to.
When: 26 to 27 September 2026
How much: From $65 for three hours of free-flow sake
Where: Sake Sake 2026, Shukuu Izakaya, 8 Stanley Street, Singapore 068727
12. Things to do: Lilytopia
Step into the colourful world of Ancient Egypt at Lilytopia, Gardens by the Bay’s first floral display inspired by the civilisation. This immersive showcase brings to life the lush gardens that once lined the Nile and surrounded ancient temples and palaces. Wander through vivid floral displays, colourful temple-inspired settings and Egypt-inspired artefacts, with fragrant lilies taking centre stage.
When: Until 27 September
How much: Entry to Flower Dome at $12 (adults)
Where: Lilytopia, Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
13. F&B: Bisco Cicheti
For one night only, Casa Cicheti is bringing natural wine bistro Bisco Sakaba to Joo Chiat for an evening of good food, curious pours and vinyl-fuelled grooves. Expect a collaborative menu blending French technique with Japanese and Italian influences, from oyster cream quiche to aged duck breast and hojicha mousse. Wine pairings will venture beyond the expected, spanning Japanese wines, natural-leaning bottles and ancient sake, while Mr Has of Black Cat Brother spins disco, funk and world music.
When: 10 September 2026
How much: From $98 per pax; from $58 for wine pairing
Where: Bisco Cicheti, Upstairs at Casa Cicheti Joo Chiat,128 Tembeling Road, Singapore 423638
14. Things to do: Sanrio Characters Moonlit Garden
Step into Sanrio Characters Moonlit Garden, where six themed worlds bring Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, Kuromi, My Melody, Hangyodon and Pompompurin to life through glowing lanterns, larger-than-life installations and whimsical garden landscapes. Beyond the light-up displays, expect carnival games, a mini train, exclusive Sanrio merch, character meet-and-greets and plenty of photo spots around the mall.
When: Till 27 September
How much: Free admission
Where: VivoCity, various locations across the mall including the Sky Park, 1 HarbourFront Walk, Singapore 098585
15. Arts and culture: Singapore Gallery Month
If you’ve always wanted to get into the art scene but didn’t know where to start, Singapore Gallery Month is the perfect excuse. This islandwide celebration brings together 100+ exhibitions, artist talks, workshops, gallery tours and collector experiences across Singapore.
Browse exhibitions by local and international artists, meet the creatives behind the works, join guided gallery walks, or even attend a “speed dating” session where collectors and artists connect over rapid-fire conversations. Highlights also include the return of Gillman Gatherings, Art After Hours at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, and hands-on workshops ranging from collage-making to neighbourhood sound walks.
When: 15 August to 13 September
How much: Mix of free and ticketed tours
Where: Singapore Gallery Month, various locations including Gillman Barracks and Sundaram Tagore Gallery
Bring on September with these exciting and interesting things to do in Singapore!
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best things to do in Singapore in September?
Some of the best things to do in Singapore in September include attending theatre shows, comedy performances, culinary events, and cultural festivals. This list highlights a mix of entertainment, dining, and social events across the city.
Are there any events or festivals in Singapore in September?
Yes, September in Singapore features a range of events including Mid-Autumn Festival, arts festivals, and immersive experiences. Cultural events and music festivals are also common during this month.
What kind of entertainment can I expect in Singapore in September?
You can expect a variety of entertainment options such as theatre productions, stand-up comedy shows, interactive experiences, and live performances by international and local artists.
Are there nightlife events in Singapore in September?
Yes, nightlife is a big part of September’s event scene, with themed parties, club nights, and music events happening across the city.
Is September a good time to visit Singapore?
September is a good time to visit Singapore if you’re interested in events, performances, and cultural experiences. The city hosts a variety of activities suitable for different interests.
Do I need to book tickets in advance for September events in Singapore?
Yes, it’s recommended to book tickets early for popular events like theatre shows, comedy performances, and workshops, as they can sell out quickly.
Are there cultural events in Singapore in September?
Yes, September features cultural festivals, arts showcases, and performances that highlight local and international talent.
What should I wear for events in Singapore in September?
Light, comfortable clothing is suitable due to Singapore’s warm weather, but you may want to dress up slightly for nightlife events, theatre shows, or dining experiences.
