Singapore Festivals & Events

Every Lunar New Year in Singapore, the Chinese will head down to the floating platform at Marina Bay to celebrate the Lunar New Year, this is called the AngBao River. Since 1986, The Angbao River has been an annual Chinese New Year event which falls on the month of February. It will showcases, the rich Chinese cultural activities and performances by foreign and local artists to entertain the audience and to create a lively Chinese festive atmosphere. read more »

Zoukout is one of the coolest beach parties held at Sentosa and it is a very popular event amongst the youngsters. It is an annual event held every month in December, in which world famous DJs will be invited to perform. Most recently, in 2011, David Guetta, Tiesto and Afrojack graced the party with their presence. read more »

Pagoda Street is a street within Chinatown in Singapore. It is one of the main streets in Chinatown, located right next to the MRT station. A very prominent feature on the street is the Sri Mariamman Temple, which is related to how the street got its name. read more »

With a history that dates back to the late 1800s, Sri Srinivasa Perumal temple was constructed by influential community leaders back then, for Vaishnavite worship. It was rebuilt and reinstated in 1952, and redeveloped in the early 1960s with the financing of well known Indian community leader and philanthropist Mr P. Govindasamy Pillay. read more »

The Marina Bay Floating Stadium is the world's largest floating stage. It is located in the central business district, in the downtown core of Singapore. This stage has been used for numerous events since its opening in 2007. read more »

Little India, as the name suggests, is a popular hangout of the Indian community in Singapore. While being a popular tourist destination, Little India still retains its identity and heritage well. Furthermore, Little India is also a collection of the best Indian restaurants around Singapore, so if you are one who enjoys spicy Indian food, head to little India to try authentic Indian cuisine! You can also find other great deals in malls and ideal hostels for backpackers or for individuals who are just looking for accommodation with reasonably low rates. read more »

City Harvest Church, the megachurch in Singapore, is founded in 1989 by Kong Hee. Just in the month of December 2010 alone, there was an average of over 23k attendees to City Harvest Church. The performances choreographed and written by City Harvest Church are one of a kind, using humour and the several cultural practices of Singaporeans to make the performances more interesting and interactive at the same time. read more »

Bored and looking for something to do? Visit the EXPO, where something is always going on in one of those halls. As the top-ranked venue in Asia and also the largest purpose-built MICE facility in Singapore, the EXPO is sure to keep you entertained. A variety of events are held here every now and then in its 123,000 square metres of indoor and outdoor space, drawing over 6 million visitors every year for over 600 events. read more »