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Blackpink - Pink covers the sky of Singapore
The girls of Blackpink once again made fans burst into tears when announcing an additional show in Singapore, concluding the famous "Deadline" tour. With shows on November 28, 29 and 30, 2025 at the Singapore National Stadium, the top K-pop girl group officially became the first female artist to perform three consecutive nights at the largest stadium in the island nation.
Not just a concert, but also a place where tens of thousands of people sing together in the iconic pink color. The Singapore leg is also the final stop of the global tour, giving the audience a rare opportunity to "burn out" with Blackpink before the group takes a break for the year.
Space for art lovers
From 31 October 2025 to 29 March 2026, the Singapore Biennale returns with the theme “Pure Intention”, in time for Singapore’s 60th National Day (SG60). This year’s festival brings together more than 80 artists with over 100 works, spanning across exhibitions, films, workshops and open dialogues. Notably, the works are displayed not only in the museum but also in many public spaces across the Civic District, Rail Corridor, Orchard Road and the Singapore Art Museum at Tanjong Pagar Distripark. Biennale 2025 is not only a place to enjoy art but also an opportunity for the public to look back at Singapore through new cultural and historical lenses.
Some of the highlights include exploring the history of old trading centers, listening to poetry from the immigrant labor community, a mobile library in the middle of a residential area, and unique moving kinetic art installations.
In addition, art lovers cannot miss the Singapore Art Book Fair 2025 – Connecting the creative community through art books. Taking place from October 31 to November 2, 2025 at Whitestone Gallery, Tanjong Pagar Distripark, the Singapore Art Book Fair 2025 is a meeting place for book, art and design lovers. In the minimalist space of the gallery, hundreds of artbooks, zines and unique prints will recount the personal creative journeys of artists, designers and independent printers.
Space at Whitestone Gallery
Next to the limited edition art exhibitions, visitors can participate in activities such as hand-binding, linocut printing, or simply search for an “artsy” book that can only be found here.
Return to the Jurassic era at Singapore's largest Dinosaur Exhibition
In the midst of modern science, prehistoric giants suddenly come to life, taking visitors back millions of years in Earth's history. Singapore's largest dinosaur exhibition at the Science Centre features 33 rare fossils and 60 life-size models, including the 40-meter-long Patagotitan mayorum - the largest dinosaur ever recorded. More than just an exciting journey, the exhibition also invites reflection on life, extinction and the responsibility to preserve nature in the modern era.
The hottest pop culture corners at Changi Airport
From One Piece to Star Wars, Changi Airport continues to assert its position as not only a transit point but also an “entertainment paradise” in the air. One Piece fans have more reasons to visit Jewel Changi Airport with the appearance of One Piece Mugiwara Store, the brand’s first official store in Southeast Asia.
One Piece Mugiwara Store – the first store of the legendary anime brand One Piece in Southeast Asia
Inspired by the Egghead Arc - Future Island, the store space recreates the adventure journey of the Straw Hat crew through vivid designs and colorful check-in corners. With more than 600 exclusive products, from models, teddy bears to limited edition accessories, this is a must-visit destination for anime fans.
Star Wars Pop-up Library – a Star Wars-themed library with over 2,000 books, an automated librarian robot, and a “futuristic” space inspired by the Jedi Archives
Celebrating the 30th anniversary of the National Library Board, Changi Airport has partnered with Disney to launch Singapore's first Star Wars Pop-up Library, open until 24 January 2026 at Terminal 3. From the world of pirates to the Milky Way, Changi Airport continues to surprise visitors with the Star Wars Pop-up Library, in collaboration with Disney on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the National Library Board.
Notably, Changi Airport was recently named the world's second most popular international airport in the World's Best Awards 2025. Not only an aviation hub, Changi is also a tourism icon of Singapore, featuring the world's tallest indoor waterfall, butterfly garden and world-class service.
Discover a different Singapore during Halloween
Singapore continues to transform as October approaches. The city glows orange and black, quaint streets take on a mysterious air, and the Halloween spirit begins to permeate the air.
This season’s highlight is the Unseen, Unheard night tour at National Gallery Singapore, when the former Supreme Court, a building dating back to the 1930s, opens its doors for the first time during the night. The three-hour tour takes visitors to explore hidden corridors, old prison cells and secret trapdoors, and even sit in the judge’s chair, areas that have never been open to the public. The experience begins with a light dinner at Bakery Brera, and visitors are encouraged to dress up in Halloween costumes to add to the fun.
The Old Supreme Courthouse opens at night for the first time on Halloween
Afterwards, guests can change the atmosphere with a Halloween party on The Royal Albatross cruise, cruise around Marina Bay in the Haunted Ship space, enjoy a three-course set menu and signature cocktails against the shimmering backdrop of the Singapore skyline.
A must-see during the holiday season is Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Singapore. The 2025 edition, themed “Deadlier Than Ever,” features five haunted houses, three outdoor horror zones, and vibrant lighting and sound effects, giving visitors the “scary yet captivating” feeling that Universal is known for.
