TheWeekendList: 12-14 Juna 2026

A weekend for fun, good food, and staying active!

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1. Duan Wu Carnival Hits Toa Payoh Hub

The rich traditions of the Dragon Boat Festival are heading back to the heartlands this June. Making its highly anticipated return since the pandemic, the Singapore Federation of Chinese Clan Associations (SFCCA) is bringing its vibrant Duan Wu Carnival to the community, offering a lively celebration of culture, heritage, and family fun.

Taking place on 14 June 2026 from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM, the carnival is completely free to attend and requires no advance registration, making it an easy addition to your weekend plans.

Visitors can look forward to a packed lineup of activities that put a playful spin on traditional Dragon Boat Festival customs. Highlights include the quirky Land Dragon Boat Race, where teams compete on solid ground instead of water, and the energetic Dumpling Dash, a tele-match challenge centered around grabbing delicious zongzi (glutinous rice dumplings).

Young creatives aged 4 to 18 can also take part in an on-the-spot drawing competition, with prizes awarded on the same day. Beyond the games, guests can explore a five-hour food bazaar, enjoy interactive cultural workshops, and immerse themselves in festive performances and activities throughout the afternoon.

The event will be graced by Guest-of-Honour Ms Jasmin Lau, Minister of State for Digital Development and Information (MDDI).

The HDB Hub is located at 480 Lorong 6 Toa Payoh, Singapore 310480.

2. Artyzen Singapore Unveils Its Inaugural Wellness Weekend

Escape the relentless pace of city life at Artyzen Singapore, a distinguished One MICHELIN Key property located in the heart of Orchard Road. On 13 and 14 June 2026, the hotel will debut its first-ever Wellness Weekend, inviting guests to unwind through a thoughtfully curated urban retreat focused on movement, mindfulness, and holistic well-being.

Spanning two days, the immersive programme features six carefully designed sessions led by renowned local wellness personalities, including fitness coach Tyen Rasif and yoga instructor Naomi Yeo. Guests can participate in specialised conditioning workouts, dynamic stretching classes, therapeutic sound healing experiences, guided meditation sessions, and grounding essential oil workshops.

The weekend also includes meaningful conversations on mental wellness, held in a relaxed brunch setting that encourages reflection and connection.

Designed with flexibility in mind, attendees can tailor the experience to suit their personal wellness goals. Individual sessions are available from S$48, while a full Weekend Pass is priced at S$198 and includes access to all sessions, along with nourishing wellness bites and refreshing cold-pressed juices throughout the programme.

Artyzen Singapore is located at 9 Cuscaden Road, Singapore 249719.

3. Lace Up For the Environment with The Great Green Run

Lace up your sneakers for a race that supports a healthier planet with every stride. Returning for its third consecutive year, The Great Green Run 2026, presented by CIMB Singapore, is officially set to take place on 14 June 2026.

Jointly organised by Modellscape and Tri-FACTOR, the event goes far beyond a typical weekend run. This year, it evolves into a full-scale lifestyle and sustainability festival, aligning with Singapore’s national green initiatives to inspire active climate action across generations.

Runners can choose from a range of race categories on Sunday morning, including a 10km run, a 5km route, and an 800m fun dash for adult-and-child pairs. Staying true to its eco-conscious mission, the event also introduces plantable finisher medals that participants can grow into new life after crossing the finish line, eliminating traditional post-race waste.

Beyond the track, the experience continues with “The Hive”, an interactive biodiversity-focused game, as well as a vibrant 60-stall Green Bazaar running across 13–14 June 2026. The bazaar brings together pre-loved fashion, handcrafted goods, and sustainable treats, turning the venue into a lively celebration of conscious living.

Marina Barrage sets the stage for this green movement at 8 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018951.

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4. Discover Unseen Ocean Realms With ArtScience Museum and OceanX

The mysteries of the deep sea have officially arrived on Singapore’s shores, unveiling a world rarely seen and cloaked in perpetual darkness. Announced on 5 June 2026, the ArtScience Museum has launched its groundbreaking exhibition Into the Ocean: Journey Beneath, which opened to the public on 6 June 2026.

Developed in collaboration with global ocean exploration company OceanX, the multi-sensory experience blends cutting-edge marine science with contemporary art, transporting visitors onto the deck of the advanced research vessel R/V OceanXplorer. From the echo of deep-sea communications to the immersive sensation of a simulated submarine descent, the exhibition invites guests to journey through the ocean’s hidden layers and encounter a secret world beneath the waves.

As visitors descend beyond the sunlit surface, they move through carefully curated environments that reflect the changing conditions of the deep sea. The experience flows from the vibrant coral ecosystems of the Photic Zone, into the dimly lit Twilight Zone, and ultimately into the pitch-black Aphotic Zone. Along the way, rare deep-sea specimens are presented alongside immersive installations by international artists. Guests can explore ocean-inspired “smellscapes,” take control of a virtual OceanX submersible, and experience multi-channel soundscapes inspired by the abyssal plains.

The journey concludes with a powerful return to light in the final chapter, Resurface. Developed in partnership with WWF Singapore, this closing space encourages visitors to move from observation to action, offering insights into regional seagrass restoration efforts and marine conservation.

By weaving together art, science, and real-world exploration, the exhibition creates a profound connection to the fragile ecosystems that sustain our planet. It serves as a poetic reminder that understanding the ocean is the first step toward protecting it.

ArtScience Museum is located at 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974.

5. Capella Singapore Introduces Its Inaugural Afternoon Tea Experience

Capella Singapore is set to launch its first-ever formal Afternoon Tea experience on 26 June 2026, transforming the restored colonial bungalow Tanah Merah I into an elegant new destination for leisurely afternoons. Coinciding with International Pineapple Day, the experience pays tribute to Sentosa’s lesser-known history as a former pineapple plantation through a thoughtfully curated menu inspired by the tropical fruit.

Available every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from 3pm to 5pm, the afternoon tea invites guests to escape into the lush surroundings of Sentosa while enjoying a culinary journey that blends heritage, storytelling and modern luxury.

The menu features a refined selection of sweet and savoury creations, including Brittany blue lobster rolls, blueberry religieuse pastries, and a refreshing pineapple sorbet paired with lemongrass consommé. Freshly baked scones are served with traditional Rodda’s Cornish clotted cream and a house-made pineapple jam, offering a local twist on a beloved afternoon tea classic.

Complementing the menu is a carefully curated tea programme, highlighted by Capella Singapore’s signature white peony and melon blend. Guests seeking an elevated experience can also opt for premium champagne and caviar pairings.

Afternoon Tea at Capella Singapore is priced at S$88++ per person and S$44++ per child (12 years and under). Reservations and more information are available here.

Capella Singapore is located at 1 The Knolls, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098297.

6. Pig Blood Curd Makes Its Comeback to the PUTIEN Menu

A beloved traditional ingredient is making a long-awaited return to Singapore’s dining scene. Pig blood curd, a staple in many classic Chinese dishes and a source of nostalgia for generations of Singaporeans, is once again appearing on restaurant menus across the island.

Leading the revival are renowned brands PUTIEN and Hakka Yu, both of which are showcasing the ingredient through a selection of heritage-inspired dishes that highlight its silky texture and remarkable versatility.

At PUTIEN, diners can enjoy pig blood curd prepared in three distinctive ways: Stir-fried Pig Blood Curd with Chinese Chives, Claypot Pig Blood Curd with Glass Vermicelli, and Crispy Fried Pig Blood Curd, each offering a different take on the traditional delicacy.

Meanwhile, Hakka Yu presents a comforting homestyle classic: Braised Pig Blood Curd with Chives and Chinese Sauerkraut. Served bubbling hot in a rich, savoury braise, the hearty dish is perfect alongside a bowl of steamed rice.

7. HEY KEE HK Seafood Unleashes an Epic 18-Flavour Crab Feast

Crab enthusiasts have a spectacular new reason to celebrate this season as HEY KEE HK Seafood unveils an indulgent new feast featuring two live crabs crafted to suit every culinary preference.

Launching in June 2026, the promotion allows diners to pair two live crabs with a wide selection of 18 cooking styles, starting from just $88. Each order features twin portions of fresh, succulent crab, each weighing approximately 500g, making it an ideal weekday indulgence available exclusively for lunch and dinner, Monday to Friday.

The expanded menu bridges tradition and innovation, offering a balance of time-honoured favourites and contemporary creations. Guests can enjoy classics such as the crispy, garlic-forward Typhoon Shelter Stir-Fried Crab or the comforting Braised Crab with Vermicelli.

For something more adventurous, the menu also features bold new interpretations, including Stir-Fried Crab with Black Truffle, a rich Curry Crab, and a Korean-inspired Baked Ee-fu Noodles with Crab in Spicy Butter Cream Sauce.

Beyond the crab-focused highlights, the restaurant also introduces 12 new supporting dishes, including the crispy Temple Street Chicken with Spicy Chips and a smoky Crab Roe Baked Rice.

HEY KEE HK Seafood is located at 102 Guillemard Road, Singapore 399719.

8. A Football-Inspired Feast Arrives at Haidilao Singapore

Haidilao Hot Pot is turning up the excitement this World Cup season with a limited-time football-inspired dining experience across its Singapore outlets from 8 June to 19 July 2026.

Blending hot pot dining with football culture and social entertainment, the campaign features value-driven set meals, alongside exclusive World Cup-themed collectibles available while stocks last.

The Goal Moment Set (S$49.90++) offers a four-grid soup base with two soup bases selected from six options, plus Haidilao favourites. Available before 6pm on weekdays and after 10pm on select nights, each set comes with a World Cup plush football keychain.

For a more indulgent option, the Victory Moment Set (S$88.80++) includes a generous sharing spread of soup bases and signature Haidilao dishes. Available throughout selected time slots, it comes with a World Cup mini crossbody bag, while stocks last.

Guests can also join the “Show Us Your Football Spirit” Challenge by sharing their Haidilao moments on social platforms with #HaidilaoBoilingForVictory to receive a digital badge and football fridge magnet.

From 8 to 30 June 2026, diners spending S$100+ before GST and purchasing two bottles of Haidilao beer can also receive a limited-edition bottle opener, while stocks last.

9. LEGO Transforms Compass One into an Interactive Football Playground

Football fever is sweeping through Singapore as the countdown to the world’s biggest tournament begins, but the excitement isn’t staying on the screen.

This season, the LEGO Group brings the beautiful game to life with the LEGO Football Fest, transforming Compass One’s central atrium into an interactive stadium-inspired playground from 4 June to 21 June 2026. Designed for families and young fans, the experience invites visitors to step into the action through hands-on challenges, including a dribbling maze, robotic goal-scoring activities, and a creative station where participants can design mini jerseys and contribute to a collective Wall of Fame.

Beyond the physical activities, fans can extend the celebration at home with an exclusive range of newly released football-themed LEGO sets. Highlights include builds inspired by the official tournament trophy and emblem, as well as tribute models celebrating modern football icons such as Lionel Messi, Cristiano Ronaldo, Kylian Mbappé, and Vini Jr.

The festivities continue beyond the mall activation, with fast-paced “Goal Rush” tabletop challenges available at participating stores until 19 July 2026, followed by complimentary “Make and Take” sessions running until 30 July 2026. Together, these experiences offer fans of all ages a creative way to celebrate football and bring a piece of the game home.

Compass One is located at 1 Sengkang Square, Singapore 545078.

10. Nike Football Brings World Cup Energy to Wisma Atria with Immersive Pop-Up Experience

Orchard Road has officially transformed into a football destination with the launch of an immersive Nike Football pop-up at Wisma Atria, created in partnership with Weston Corp, Singapore’s home of football since 1949. Running from 6 June to 19 July 2026, the activation is part of Nike’s “Rip the Script” World Cup campaign, celebrating a bold, expressive approach to the beautiful game while blending sport innovation with contemporary street culture.