Singapore is buzzing this weekend with a 24-hour party, wine dinners, a silent disco and plenty more.
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1. BIRKENSTOCK’s Walk Naturally Takes Over New Bahru
From 18 September to 12 October, BIRKENSTOCK’s Walk Naturally takes over New Bahru, turning the creative enclave into an exploration of movement, craftsmanship and the brand’s shoemaking heritage.
The journey begins at The Lawn with an immersive introduction to BIRKENSTOCK’s Original Footbed before weaving through the neighbourhood. Along the way, workshops, classes and collaborations bring ideas of movement, wellbeing, nature and thoughtful living into everyday experiences, with New Bahru names including Soilboy, Crafune, MAKE by GINLEE, Off Duty Pilates, Hideaway, ĀTIPICO and PPP Coffee. There’s something for young visitors and four-legged companions too, with creative experiences at Woods in the Books and playful moments with Pop Pop Pets.
Walk Naturally makes for an easy weekend wander, with plenty of food, coffee, design and discoveries along the way.
New Bahru is located at 46 and 58 Kim Yam Road, Singapore 239351.
2. Taste the Best of Western Australia at WA! Fest
WA! Fest returns to Little Farms with an entire week devoted to Western Australian produce, wine and makers, but the weekend is particularly easy to dip into.
On Saturday, 26 September, head to the WA! Farmers Market at Little Farms Serangoon Gardens, where producers are bringing everything from raw WA honey and bean-to-bar chocolate to kombucha, biltong, octopus, wine and craft beer.
The market moves to Little Farms at Tanglin Mall on Sunday, 27 September, from 10am to 3pm, so theoretically, you could attend both and call it comparative agricultural research.
Little Farms Serangoon Gardens is located at 1 Maju Avenue, MyVillage, #01-12 to #01-19, Singapore 556679, while Little Farms at Tanglin Mall is at 163 Tanglin Road, Singapore 247933.
3. Party for 24 Hours at MONDRIAN LIVE
Some music festivals last an evening. MONDRIAN LIVE apparently looked at that concept and decided everyone was being far too sensible.
Starting at noon on Saturday, 26 September, and running all the way until noon the next day, Mondrian Singapore Duxton hosts a marathon of back-to-back parties across the hotel.
The 24-hour run begins at 12pm with Afro Lah! by the rooftop pool at Canyon Club. As evening sets in, the party moves downstairs to Bottega di Carna and Jungle Ballroom, before heading up to Level 12 from 2am. Still going? The final stretch starts at 7am back at Canyon Club, where a recovery party carries things through to noon on Sunday.
One ticket gets you into the multi-space takeover, with four spaces offering different sounds, moods and experiences throughout the hotel.
MONDRIAN LIVE runs from 12pm on Saturday, 26 September, to 12pm on Sunday, 27 September.
Mondrian Singapore Duxton is located at 16A Duxton Hill, Singapore 089970.
For tickets, please click here.
4. Dance Through Science Centre Singapore After Dark
Science Centre Singapore probably isn’t the first place that comes to mind for a Saturday-night dance party, which is exactly what makes MOONBEATS: AFTERDARK sound so fun.
Taking place on Saturday, 26 September, the one-night-only event kicks off with a silent disco parade under the moon towards Japanese Garden before returning to the Science Centre, where the party continues through the exhibition halls.
With wireless headphones, you can switch between music channels while everyone around you dances to tracks you may or may not be hearing. There’s also a complimentary mocktail thrown in, just in case silently dancing through a science museum wasn’t surreal enough.
MOONBEATS: AFTERDARK runs from 7pm to 11pm at Hall A, Science Centre Singapore.
Science Centre Singapore is located at 15 Science Centre Road, Singapore 609081.
5. Make Negroni Week Your Excuse for “Just One Drink”
Singapore is taking the Negroni unusually seriously this week.
More than 55 bars and restaurants are participating in Negroni Week, each putting its own limited-time spin on the classic gin, vermouth, and Campari combination. The Singapore programme runs until Sunday, so this weekend is your last chance to work your way through a few interpretations.
There is also a charitable angle. Negroni Week supports Slow Food and its food, beverage and hospitality initiatives around the world. Finally, you can do charity by drinking.
For more information on Negroni Week, please click here.
6. Oktoberfest Goes Poolside at Adventure Cove Waterpark
Oktoberfest usually conjures up visions of beer halls, steins and long wooden tables. Resorts World Sentosa, however, is throwing a swimming pool into the mix.
For two nights on 25 and 26 September, Adventure Cove Waterpark transforms into a Bavarian-inspired after-hours festival. Expect a Grand Bier Hall, live entertainment, tavern games and a Stein Hoisting Challenge, while Festival Square hosts pretzel decorating and beer appreciation sessions. Over by the pool, DJs keep the party going with Beer Beats by the Pool.
Tickets include a free-flow Bavarian-inspired buffet, while beer and other drinks are available separately. The festivities run from 6.30pm to 9pm on both nights.
Adventure Cove Waterpark is located at 14 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098132.
For tickets, please click here.
7. Big Wine Freaks Turns Two with a Feast and Afterparty
Big Wine Freaks is turning two, and naturally, it plans to blow out the birthday candles with Burgundy, Grower Champagne, caviar, and A4 Kagoshima beef.
The celebrations begin on Saturday, 26 September, with a six-course anniversary dinner from 7pm to 9.30pm, priced at S$178++ per person. Expect the bold, ingredient-driven flavours the Big Wine Freaks kitchen is known for, starting with Cocollos oysters, caviar and ikura, followed by lobster with salmorejo and 5J paleta, house-made brioche with yuzu chilli butter, seared scallop with sweet peas, celeriac and truffle, and A4 Kagoshima striploin with fresh wasabi and black garlic. A berry tart with yoghurt Chantilly rounds things off, while a special wine list spotlighting Burgundy Evolution and Grower Champagne keeps the glasses full.
From 10pm till late, dinner gives way to an afterparty with Anand, Aurora and CandiceB providing the soundtrack for the night, alongside the special wine selection.
In other words, come for the six-course dinner and accidentally stay much later than planned.
Big Wine Freaks is located at 44 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089857.
For reservations, please click here.
8. Tiong Bahru Hainanese Chicken Rice Celebrates 10th Michelin Bib Gourmand with S$10 Dishes
Tiong Bahru Hainanese Chicken Rice is marking its 10th consecutive Michelin Bib Gourmand recognition with Perfect 10, a limited-time menu of 10 dishes priced at $10 each, available exclusively at its Takashimaya flagship from 21 September 2026.
Going beyond its signature chicken rice, the menu brings together new additions, zi char favourites and local desserts. Making their permanent-menu debut are Sambal Chicken Fried Bee Hoon, Chilli Crab Sauce Lala, Golden Salt & Pepper Tofu and Salted Fish Fried Rice.
For familiar favourites, there’s Homemade Ngoh Hiang with Tiger Prawns, Salted Egg Pumpkin, Sweet & Sour Pork, Bean Sprouts with Salted Fish and Prawn Omelette. To finish, Mango Sago & Coconut Sago brings both desserts together in one refreshing duo.
The Perfect 10 menu is available for a limited time at Tiong Bahru Hainanese Chicken Rice, Takashimaya Shopping Centre.
9. Crayon Shinchan Brings the Chaos to Genki Sushi
Genki Sushi has handed over its sushi trains to one of Japan’s most mischievous five-year-olds.
The Crayon Shinchan x Genki Sushi collaboration serves up a playful menu of comfort-food favourites, from Cheesy Ebi Fry Tacos and Chicken Katsu Rice to Miso Butter Corn Ramen and Azuki Matcha Jelly Soft Serve.
Spend at least S$50 nett and you’ll also get a gashapon-style spin, with Shinchan merchandise and Genki Sushi vouchers up for grabs. Prizes include cup holders, phone straps and cable clips, plus a thermal lunch bag for anyone committed enough to bring a little Shinchan chaos to work.
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10. Drink a kitten at BlackTree
BlackTree at 313@somerset is serving up a new round of drinks and deals, including 50% off the second drink and special prices on its latest releases. There’s also an S$11.50 Celebrity Recommended Set, pairing the Milky Cat Cheese Thai Milk Tea with a Baby Kitten plush.
The drink combines Thai milk tea with cheese foam and brown sugar boba, topped with an adorable kitten-shaped milk foam. Yes, someone has engineered a beverage specifically to make you hesitate before putting the straw in.
For something a little more refreshing, the Singapore-exclusive Ambarella Sorbet offers a fruity alternative when another milk tea feels like one dairy product too many.
BlackTree is located at 313@somerset, #01-26, 313 Orchard Road, Singapore 238895.
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