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TheWeekendList: Things To Do This Weekend

Last chance to hit ARTBOX this weekend… and yes, pork blood is finally back in SG!

1. ARTBOX CAMP 2026 Kicks Off at Singapore Expo

ARTBOX CAMP 2026 has been bringing art, food, fashion, and entertainment to thousands of visitors at Singapore Expo Hall 3. Following a buzzing opening weekend with over 25,000 attendees, the festival returns for one final weekend from 10–12 April—your last chance to dive into this immersive creative experience.

This year, ARTBOX CAMP 2026 features over 250 independent brands and creators from 10 countries, spanning lifestyle, art, fashion, design, and food. Among the highlights is a special collaboration with Wiggle Wiggle, bringing playful, interactive experiences and limited-edition merchandise to the festival.

Visitors can explore interactive installations, workshops, and live performances, including up-close encounters at Beetlebuds, live tattoo and tooth gem stations, Toss With Love by SōngHè, and a Kids Zone for children under 12. Foodies can enjoy offerings from Haus Coffee, Potato Club, Fried Chicken Master, and Hello Arigato’s exclusive Japanese-inspired menu.

ARTBOX CAMP 2026 isn’t just a marketplace—it’s a creative playground that connects audiences directly with artists, brands, and entrepreneurs while celebrating innovation and imagination.

Don’t miss your last weekend! For tickets and details, visit ARTBOX Singapore.

2. Discovering What Makes Us Human at RoboFest 2026

As artificial intelligence and robotics transition from the pages of science fiction into our daily lives, the fundamental question shifts from what machines can do to what humans do best. From 9 to 12 April 2026, Science Centre Singapore invites the curious to explore this boundary at RoboFest 2026, a groundbreaking four-day festival.

Visitors can immerse themselves in four experiential zones, featuring everything from high-octane robot boxing matches and fire-fighting challenges to a limited-run comedy performance titled My Colleague is a Robot Dog. These interactive encounters serve a deeper purpose: prompting reflection on the roles of empathy, creativity, and human judgment in a world increasingly shaped by silicon and code.

Beyond the spectacle, the festival offers a profound look at how technology can enhance the human experience through real-world applications. Attendees will witness cutting-edge bio-inspired soft robotics from the National University of Singapore, alongside the 18th edition of the RoboCup Singapore competition, where teamwork meets machine capability.

Whether coding a drone for the first time or participating in a deep-dive workshop on AI ethics, the event is designed to bridge global innovation with local, hands-on learning. By piloting social robots as interactive guides and co-hosts, Science Centre Singapore provides a tangible glimpse into a future where technology and humanity not only coexist but truly complement one another.

Science Centre Singapore is located at 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081.

3. UNIQLO Singapore Launches First Museum Pop-Up at Asian Civilisations Museum

Art and fashion converge this season as UNIQLO Singapore debuts its inaugural museum pop-up at the Asian Civilisations Museum. This unique collaboration reinterprets the National Collection through a contemporary lens, transforming historical artifacts—such as ornate candelabras and antique pitchers—into vibrant, wearable art.

From 10 April 2026, visitors can explore the “UTme!” collection, where local artists have reimagined centuries of trade and cultural exchange into bold, graphic designs. This partnership brings new life to traditional craftsmanship, making the museum’s rich heritage accessible to a modern, global audience.

Beyond shopping, the collaboration kicks off with “A Weekend of Curiosities” from 10 to 12 April 2026. The three-day festival invites the public to enjoy creative workshops led by local makers, live musical performances on the museum green, and evening film screenings under the stars. By integrating iconic UT designs with Singapore’s cosmopolitan history, the pop-up creates a vibrant community space where fashion becomes a bridge between past and present.

Whether you’re a history enthusiast or a street-style fan, this fusion of LifeWear and local culture offers a fresh perspective on carrying heritage with you.

Asian Civilisations Museum is located at 1 Empress Place, Singapore 179555.

4. Skechers × Sanrio Returns with Adorable New Styles

Step into a world of charm as Skechers, the global leader in comfort technology, reunites with Sanrio for a collaboration that’s bigger, brighter, and more playful than ever. This vibrant launch brings together the iconic quartet—Hello Kitty, My Melody, Kuromi, and Cinnamoroll—across a diverse range of lifestyle apparel and accessories. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or new to the “kawaii” aesthetic, the collection blends Skechers’ signature performance-driven design with the whimsical spirit of Sanrio’s beloved characters.

Available from 6 April 2026, the collection caters to both adults and children. Adults can mix and match knit short-sleeve tees and skorts adorned with character artwork, paired with practical tote bags. For younger fans, the girls’ lineup features cheerful sleeveless tees and comfy shorts, complemented by playful sling bags. With prices starting at S$39, the collection is available in retail stores and online, allowing fans of all ages to add a touch of imagination to their daily wardrobe.

5. Celebrate 5 Years of Wellness at Oasia Spa with Up to 31% Off Signature Massages

Oasia Spa at Oasia Resort Sentosa celebrates five years of wellness excellence with a curated journey of restoration. This milestone honors the art of slowing down, offering a serene sanctuary where skilled therapists nurture both body and mind. Whether you seek relief from physical tension or a moment of mental clarity, the spa’s tranquil setting provides the perfect backdrop for a deeply revitalizing escape.

In celebration of its five-year anniversary, guests can enjoy up to 31% off a selection of signature à la carte body massages. Sessions range from 60 to 90 minutes, thoughtfully designed to promote profound relaxation and rejuvenation:
– 60 minute Body Massage at S$140 nett (U.P. S$203.83 nett)
– 75 minute Body Massage at S$180 nett (U.P. S$239.80 nett)
– 90 minute Body Massage at S$200 nett (U.P. S$263.78 nett)

This limited-time offer runs from 1 April to 30 September 2026, making it the perfect opportunity to prioritize well-being and embrace a refreshed perspective.

Oasis Spa is located at 23 Beach View Rd, #01-03 Palawan Ridge, Singapore 098679.

6. CP Foods Brings Pork Blood Back to Singapore

A cherished staple of Asian gastronomy is making a sophisticated return to local kitchens. CP Foods has become the first company to introduce pasteurised pork blood curd to Singapore, meeting the strict safety standards set by the Singapore Food Agency. This innovation replaces traditional methods with a high-temperature pasteurisation process, ensuring hygiene without compromising its signature silky texture. Packaged similarly to boxed tofu, it’s perfect for enriching stews, hot pots, and other hearty dishes.

Beyond its culinary appeal, this launch highlights a new era of traceability and food safety in the region. Nutrient-rich and naturally high in protein, heme iron, zinc, and selenium, it offers home cooks a convenient way to add depth and nutrition to their meals. With regulatory approval finalised on 6 April 2026, the product is expected to hit local shelves within the next one to two months.

Meanwhile, all CP Foods products are available at leading supermarkets and hypermarkets across Singapore.

7. Typhoon Cafe Launches Indulgent À La Carte Taiwanese Buffet

This April, Typhoon Cafe takes local dining to the next level with an 80-minute à la carte buffet (from $19.90++). Starting 1 April 2026, guests can enjoy unlimited Xiao Long Bao alongside over 30 celebrated Taiwanese specialties, all curated for an authentic culinary journey.

Enjoy Typhoon Cafe’s Signature Pot-Boiled Milk Tea, made with premium tea leaves from Gifel Tea, available in two flavours: Assam Reserve and Mountain Oolong. For a limited time, enjoy the new Pot-Boiled Milk Tea at just $4.90++ (U.P. $9.90++) with any à la carte buffet purchase.

What sets this menu apart is the personal touch of local celebrity and co-owner Andie Chen, who actively contributed to the research and development. Guests can indulge in eight of his top picks, including the Signature Taiwanese Oyster Mee Sua and Salt & Pepper Chicken, alongside a range of savory braised dishes and comforting bowls of beef noodle soup—a true taste of Taiwan’s vibrant street food culture.

Typhoon Cafe is located at PLAZA SINGAPURA, 68 Orchard Road #04-63/67, Singapore 238839.

8. Kiwami Brings Legendary All-You-Can-Eat Ramen Buffet to VivoCity

Japanese food enthusiasts have a new reason to celebrate as Kiwami brings its legendary all-you-can-eat ramen buffet ($28.80++) to VivoCity. Following its successful debut at Guoco Tower last year, this expanded concept invites diners to indulge in a 90-minute feast featuring over 25 meticulously crafted items.

At the heart of the experience is authentic tonkotsu broth simmered for ten hours, paired with signature noodles made from premium Hokkaido wheat. Guests can sample the full menu through half-sized portions of eight ramen varieties, from the collagen-rich Premium Tonkotsu to the zesty Yuzu Pork clear soup.

The indulgence extends well beyond the noodle bowls. Diners can enjoy crispy grilled gyoza, succulent chicken nanban mazesoba, golden fried rice, and specialty sides like truffle edamame and Hokkaido organic potato wedges topped with mentaiko cheese.

Sweet endings are a must: the buffet includes unlimited creamy matcha and vanilla ice cream paired with a refreshing selection of mocktails, making it the perfect finale to a rich, flavorful meal.

Kiwami is located at 1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-52 VivoCity, Singapore 098585.

9. Don’t Miss 1-for-1 Soup at The Soup Expert

Steeping eighteen years of Cantonese culinary mastery into every individual teapot, The Soup Expert has officially introduced its celebrated “soup in a pot” concept to the heart of Singapore. This dining destination is defined by its meticulous four-hour steam-boiling technique, a proprietary method designed to lock in essential nutrients while drawing out the rich, natural flavors of premium ingredients.

Whether you’re seeking the restorative depth of Black Garlic Beef Bone Soup or the revitalizing elegance of Abalone Ginseng, each brew acts as a functional tonic tailored to wellness goals, from boosting immunity to enhancing skin vitality. Favorites like Sea Coconut Black Chicken Soup and Chinese Dates Fig Root Chicken Soup showcase the delicate art of double-boiled perfection, inviting diners to slow down and savor every sip.

To celebrate this heritage of nourishing craft, The Soup Expert is offering a 1-for-1 promotion on signature soups with a minimum spend of S$38++ until 19 April 2026, the perfect opportunity to double your wellness experience and explore a diverse menu of nutrient-dense creations.

The Soup Expert is located at Pan Pacific Orchard, 10 Claymore Road, Singapore 229540.

10. KFC x Samyang Is Back with a Fiery Buldak Carbonara Double Down

KFC Singapore is reigniting its viral partnership with cult-favorite Korean noodle brand Samyang, unveiling a bold new menu that perfectly balances fiery heat with a creamy, indulgent finish. From 8 April to 19 May 2026, fans can dive into the Samyang Buldak Carbonara Double Down—a decadent creation featuring Samyang’s signature spicy carbonara noodles sandwiched between two crispy Zinger fillets.

The limited-time lineup also includes Samyang Buldak Carbonara Loaded Fries and Samyang Buldak Carbonara Chicken, served with traditional Korean pickled radish cubes to cut through the rich, spicy flavors.

Beyond the heat, the collaboration brings a playful “HEOL 헐 YEAH!” experience with exclusive lifestyle activations. To cool things down, guests can indulge in the new Strawberry Cream Cheese Mochi, a soft, sweet treat designed to tame the Buldak burn.

From 2 April to 3 May 2026, diners can also head to the KFC Kallang outlet to snap fun memories at a special in-store photobooth by Dollop Studios, priced at S$5, featuring exclusive Samyang-inspired photo strip designs.

KFC Kallang is located at 190 Stadium Blvd, Singapore 397800.

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