This Weekend Belongs to Beauty Lovers! And, of course, foodies too!
1. Meet Chloé Le Nectar at This Immersive Pop-Up
Chloé Parfums introduces Le Nectar, a new feminine fragrance inspired by the free-spirited mood of the 1970s.
Created by perfumer Romain Almairac, the scent opens with bergamot before revealing a floral heart of neroli, orange blossom and rose, balanced by warm notes of tonka, amber and patchouli. It comes in Chloé’s signature pleated glass bottle in a warm amber hue, with refillable 30ml, 50ml and 100ml sizes.
To celebrate the launch, Chloé is hosting an immersive pop-up at Appetite Record Lounge from 17 to 20 September 2026, featuring a vintage photobooth, fragrance discovery experience, Charms Bar, and DJ sets on 18 and 19 September.
Entry is free with registration, and registered guests will receive a complimentary two-piece fragrance kit, while stocks last.
There are also exclusive gifts with purchase, including mini fragrances, pouches, and custom charms, with sets available for a 50ml Le Nectar purchase or for minimum spends of S$290 and S$490.、
Appetite Record Lounge is located at 72A Amoy St, Singapore 069891.
2. Discover Eight Beauty Brands at Shiseido’s Paragon Pop-Up
Beauty enthusiasts have a sizeable new playground to explore in Orchard Road. For the first time in Singapore, the Shiseido Group is bringing together eight of its brands for a multi-brand experience at Paragon Atrium.
Running from 18 to 27 September 2026, the pop-up spans skincare, makeup, sunscreen and fragrance, with SHISEIDO, Clé de Peau Beauté, NARS, Drunk Elephant, ANESSA, ELIXIR, Issey Miyake and Narciso Rodriguez all represented.
Rather than functioning simply as a temporary store, the space has been designed as a journey through the different brands. Visitors can explore new launches and signature products, take part in consultations and treatments, and look out for workshops and event-exclusive sets.
Complete the seven-stop Journey of Light across the pop-up, and there is also a limited-edition Japanese glass candy set to redeem, while stocks last. Selected purchases come with additional gifts and offers.
Paragon is located at 290 Orchard Road, Singapore 238859.
3. Test Your Strength and Score Beauty Deals at Watsons Get Active
Shopping gets unexpectedly physical at Watsons Get Active, returning to Suntec City for its third edition.
More than 40 health and beauty brands are taking part, with selected products discounted by up to 70%. But the real highlight might be the Get Active Circuit, where you can put your strength to the test while shopping.
Spend S$50 at the event to receive a token and take on three challenges. Power Toss challenges you to land four goals in 15 seconds, Power Sledge tests how quickly you can push a weighted sledge, while Power Grip puts your upper-body strength to the test with a timed hanging challenge.
Complete all three challenges, and you could win back your purchase in Watsons cash vouchers, with up to S$1,000 up for grabs each day.
Prefer something a little less intense? Pick up a free Power Strike Card and complete activities at participating booths to redeem a gift.
The event takes place at Suntec City Atrium, Convention Centre, Level 1, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039593.
4. Celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival Fun with SCCC
The CBD is getting a festive Mid-Autumn makeover this weekend, with the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre and Singapore Chinese Orchestra bringing two days of family-friendly fun to the city.
Mid-Autumn Family FUN 2026 features 25 activities across SCCC and the Singapore Conference Hall, many of which are free to enjoy.
One of the highlights is Bit Bit Forest Mid-Autumn Light Up!, where five giant illuminated rabbit inflatables take over the SCCC Roof Garden and Concourse. Families can also try craft workshops, dress up in Hanfu, make lanterns, enjoy cultural performances and even sample mooncakes for free at the Mid-Autumn Mooncake Fiesta.
For those looking for a ticketed experience, A Voyage of Voices: Moonbound combines Chinese orchestral music, riddles and storytelling for an immersive evening.
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre, 1 Straits Boulevard, Singapore 018906.
5. Say Hello to Bellygom at Waterway Point
Punggol is turning decidedly pink as Korean character Bellygom takes over Waterway Point for Bellygom Summer Day Out 2026.
The oversized bear is popping up across the mall, making this an easy weekend outing for families and anyone who loves a good character-themed photo spot.
Head to The Plaza for the Bellygom Chill Out Zone, then explore The Cove for games, merchandise and more photo opportunities. Younger visitors can burn off some energy at Bellygom Inflatable Fun at Village Square, where a minimum S$30 spend gets them 25 minutes of play.
There are limited-edition collectibles to redeem, too. Qualifying shoppers can pick up Bellygom shopping bag and thermal flask sets while stocks last, while FRx members can enjoy additional gift-card rewards with eligible purchases.
The takeover runs beyond this weekend, so there’s plenty of time to visit — especially if the kids become unexpectedly attached to a giant pink bear.
Waterway Point, 83 Punggol Central, Singapore 828761.
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6. Celebrate Uncle Fong Hotpot’s 10th Birthday with a Cat-Themed Feast
Uncle Fong Hotpot is marking a decade in business by handing part of its anniversary celebrations over to a round white cat.
Gogo, the restaurant’s newly appointed feline “Chief Taste Officer”, stars in its limited-time 10th Anniversary Purr-fect Duo Set.
Priced at S$168 nett for two, the set combines Uncle Fong’s Chongqing-style hotpot with a playful cat theme. Expect Lucky Meow Mala Broth topped with cat-shaped beef tallow, prawn and cuttlefish Paw Paste, premium meats and kitty-inspired drinks.
Every anniversary set also comes with one complimentary Gogo Blind Box while stocks last. There are five designs to collect, including a special edition, although which one you receive is left to chance.
Uncle Fong Hotpot Restaurant is located at Suntec City, #02-391, 3 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038983.
7. Last Chance to Enjoy Bari Bari Steak’s 1-for-1 Deal
If Friday dinner counts as the official start of your weekend, Bari Bari Steak has given you a pretty good reason to head into town early.
The Hong Kong teppan steak concept has opened at 313@somerset and is celebrating with a 1-for-1 promotion — and this Friday (18 September 2026) is your last chance to enjoy it.
Order a qualifying teppan main and receive a second main of equal or lower value for free. Steaks are first seared on an iron griddle before being placed on a hot stone at 300 °C, so you can cook each piece further to your preferred doneness.
Every main also includes access to the free-flow Japanese salad bar, featuring greens, sides, carbohydrates, and desserts.
Plus, every transaction during the opening promotion comes with a S$10 return voucher, with a S$60 minimum spend required on your next visit. Do note that Oyster Blade Teppan and Miyazaki Beef Teppan are excluded from the 1-for-1 offer.
Bari Bari Steak, 313@somerset, #B3-25/26/27, 313 Orchard Road, Singapore 238895.
8. Make Your Sunday Brunch a Little More Jazzy at Lulu’s Lounge
Sunday brunch gets a moodier, more grown-up soundtrack at Lulu’s Lounge, where a new Sunday Jazz, Dim Sum & Bubbly programme pairs live jazz with 2.5 hours of circulating dim sum.
Starting from S$88++ per person, the package includes free-flow dim sum and a welcome cocktail or mocktail. Upgrade to S$158++ for free-flow champagne, beer and wine, or go for the S$198++ package for an upgraded bubbly selection.
Instead of a traditional buffet, dim sum carts make their way around the room, while the live jazz continues throughout the afternoon.
And because Sundays are better when they don’t end too early, the programme carries on into the evening at Lulu’s.
Lulu’s Lounge, Terra Southbridge Hotel, 208 South Bridge Road, Singapore 058759.
9. Say “Prost!” as Oktoberfest Takes over Lau Pa Sat
For two weekends only, Lau Pa Sat is swapping some of its familiar CBD atmosphere for a sizeable dose of Bavaria.
ERDINGER Oktoberfest runs on Friday and Saturday nights, filling the historic hawker centre with beer, live music and Oktoberfest-inspired games.
Expect Stein Holding, Pretzel Toss, and Stein Slide challenges, alongside performances by New Stream Brass Band and The Mad Trio. Visitors dressed suitably for the occasion should also keep an eye out for roaming Style Spotters handing out rewards.
Festival-wide “Prost!” moments will bring the crowd together, while ERDINGER Weissbier can naturally be paired with whatever you fancy from Lau Pa Sat’s many food stalls. Game passes can be earned through selected beer purchases and social-media activities.
The combination of Bavarian beer hall and Singapore hawker centre may be culturally unconventional, but that is precisely what makes this Oktoberfest celebration interesting.
Lau Pa Sat is located at 18 Raffles Quay, Singapore 048582.
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10. Have a Tasty Toastys Afternoon Tea at Madison’s
Afternoon tea gets a dose of collectible cuteness at Madison’s, where Tasty Toastys has inspired a limited-edition menu of savouries, pastries and desserts.
Priced at S$88++ for two, the set features treats including Tamagoyaki Sando, Strawberry Basil Canelé and Multigrain Cranberry Scones, with a choice of coffee or tea for each guest.
The cute factor continues beyond the food. Each reservation for two comes with one Yummy Toastys blind box while stocks last, while the first 50 bookings will also receive an exclusive Tasty Toastys glass.
Want to make it a little more indulgent? Add 90 minutes of free-flow sparkling and rosé wine for S$58++ per person.
For Saturday visits, there are two sittings: 2pm–3.30pm and 4pm–5.30pm.
Madison’s, Level 1, Pullman Singapore Hill Street, 1 Hill Street, Singapore 179949.
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