From F1 fun and a history gallery reopening to tech exhibitions and wellness activities, there’s plenty to enjoy this weekend!
1. Experience Racing Excitement at Orchard Paddock 2026
The excitement of racing season isn’t confined to the track. Orchard Road is getting its own motorsport-inspired playground as Orchard Paddock transforms Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza into a lively destination filled with cars, games, music and food.
Car enthusiasts can admire the 2026 Corvette Stingray, while competitive visitors can put their skills to the test with racing simulators, go-karting, arcade challenges and even neon chess. Hot Wheels collectors will also have plenty to explore, including Formula 1-themed collectibles and miniature racing action.
There’s an added incentive to participate in the activities. Visitors who complete the Circuit Card Stamp Rally can earn chances to win a Dongfeng 007 Performance car worth over S$218,000, subject to the competition’s terms and conditions.
When it’s time to refuel, expect a selection of food vendors serving everything from sushi tacos to smash burgers. Live music, racing trivia and movie screenings round out the festive atmosphere.
Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza is located at 391 Orchard Road, Singapore 238873.
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2. Start Your Saturday Right with a Sunrise Run & Wellness at W Singapore
If late nights and race-weekend excitement have left you craving a healthier start to the day, W Singapore – Sentosa Cove has something a little different planned for Saturday, 10 October, at 8 AM.
The hotel’s Sunrise & Sound Performance Run combines a scenic 5km community run with live music, followed by a selection of recovery and wellness experiences at SKIRT Terrace.
After exploring the picturesque surroundings of Sentosa Cove, participants can unwind with red light recovery, an ice plunge, infrared sauna sessions and compression therapy. There will also be opportunities to speak with expert coaches about movement and recovery.
Speciality coffee, collagen drinks and breakfast options will be available for purchase, making it easy to turn the workout into a leisurely Saturday morning.
Whether you’re a keen runner or someone who enjoys trying new wellness experiences, it’s a refreshing alternative to the usual weekend brunch.
Entry is complimentary, but RSVP is required. Reserve your spot here.
W Singapore is located at Sentosa Cove, 21 Ocean Way, Singapore 098374.
3. The Singapore History Gallery at the National Museum of Singapore Reopens
How well do we really know Singapore’s history? The National Museum of Singapore is inviting visitors to reconsider that question with the reopening of its flagship Singapore History Gallery on 10 October 2026, following its first major revamp in two decades.
Rather than presenting history purely through dates and milestones, the refreshed gallery places greater emphasis on the everyday experiences of people who helped shape Singapore. Visitors can explore previously unseen artefacts, personal accounts and interactive displays that offer fresh perspectives on the nation’s evolving identity.
The reopening also coincides with the museum’s 139th anniversary. From 10 to 18 October 2026, its Stories of Everyday celebration will feature installations, performances, an art market, workshops and other activities inspired by the lives of Singaporeans across generations.
Free permanent gallery admission for Singapore Citizens and PRs; standard admission for tourists and foreign residents is S$20 per adult
National Museum of Singapore is located at 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897.
4. ArtScience Museum Presents a Festival on the Future of Technology
What if technology could do more than make our lives faster and more connected? What if it could also help create healthier, more inclusive communities?
That’s the idea behind In the Ether – The Rise of Sanctuary Technologies, a free festival at ArtScience Museum that explores the intersection of technology and human wellbeing.
Through thought-provoking installations, interactive artworks and hands-on experiences, visitors are invited to discover how emerging technologies can be designed to put people and their needs first.
Bringing together artists, researchers and innovators from around the world, the festival explores everything from artificial intelligence and open-source technology to decentralised systems and accessibility.
It’s a fascinating outing for anyone curious about AI and the future of digital life. Families and students can also discover how local research projects are using technology to tackle real-world challenges.
ArtScience Museum is located at 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974.
5. Abagold Abalone Festival 2026 Returns with Exclusive Dishes Across Singapore
South Africa’s premium farmed abalone brand, Abagold, returns with the second edition of the Abagold Abalone Festival, running from 10 October to 12 December 2026.
Eight restaurants across Singapore, including AMI Patisserie, Avant Seafood Market, Capasso, Scott’s Grill, Supply & Demand, Tanglin Club, XIAN and Zenryoku Izakaya, will present exclusive, limited-time creations showcasing the natural sweetness, delicate texture and versatility of Abagold abalone.
Beyond the dining experience, diners can also join The Gold Trail, a collectible passport adventure where ordering festival dishes at six participating restaurants earns stamps that gradually reveal a colourful Abagold Food City artwork, with special mascot stamps to collect along the way.
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6. Min Jiang & Min Jiang Dempsey Present the New “Memories of Hong Kong” Menu
Goodwood Park Hotel’s celebrated Chinese restaurants, Min Jiang and Min Jiang Dempsey, bring the nostalgic flavours of Hong Kong to Singapore with Memories of Hong Kong.
At Min Jiang (until 30 November 2026), highlights include Tossed Abalone with Shredded Cucumber ($28++), Slow-roasted Boneless Spare Ribs with Pistachios ($60++), Pomfret Fillet with Homemade Rice Roll ($160++) and fragrant Yuan Yang Fried Rice ($38++). Diners can also enjoy new dim sum selections, including Crispy Hong Kong Style Prawn Toast ($9.80++).
Meanwhile, Min Jiang Dempsey (until 31 October 2026) presents contemporary creations such as Crispy Grouper Roll with Salted Egg Yolk ($34++), Pan-seared Crab Claw with Shrimp Mousse and Kurobuta Pork Patty ($28++), and comforting Claypot Rice with Preserved Duck Leg and Pork Ribs ($48++). Complete the meal with Chilled Pistachio Sago with Milk Pudding ($16++).
From nostalgic Hong Kong favourites to creative twists on classic dishes, this limited-time showcase is a delicious celebration of Hong Kong’s rich culinary heritage!
Min Jiang is located at Goodwood Park Hotel, 22 Scotts Road, Singapore 228221, while Min Jiang Dempsey is at 7A & 7B Dempsey Road, Singapore 249684.
7. Thye Moh Chan Celebrates 83 Years with Over 80 Teochew Delicacies & Experiences
This October, heritage brand Thye Moh Chan celebrates 83 years of preserving Teochew culture in Singapore with its annual Teochew Festival, bringing together more than 80 offerings.
Food lovers can look forward to discovering authentic Teochew flavours, including Turnip Kueh (芒光粿), Yam Mushroom Kueh (芋丝香菇粿) and Ping Pong Kueh (乒乓粿), a chewy treat filled with peanuts and sesame. Other highlights include the rarely seen Traditional Teochew Yam Roll (正宗潮汕香芋卷) and colourful, festival-exclusive Mung Bean Cakes (绿豆糕).
A must-try is the Teochew Braised Duck (潮汕卤鸭), slow-cooked for over six hours with blue ginger until tender and flavourful, then served with a rich, aromatic braised sauce.
For something refreshing, try the intriguing Yam Duck “Shit” Oolong Milk Tea (香芋鸭屎香奶茶), which combines earthy yam with fragrant Chaozhou oolong tea. Despite its unusual name, no duck droppings are involved!
Beyond the food, visitors can also get creative with hands-on activities such as Mini Teochew Lantern Making, where they can personalise lanterns with names or blessings, and Lacquer Fan Making, using colourful water-marbling techniques to create unique keepsakes.
8. Celebrate 21 Years of Toast Box With Kopi Deals and Nostalgic Favourites
Few things feel quite as comforting as a familiar cup of kopi or teh, and Toast Box is celebrating its 21st anniversary with promotions dedicated to Singapore’s favourite everyday ritual.
Its anniversary Nanyang Kopi Package offers regular coffee and tea drinkers the chance to stock up on beverages at a discount. Choose between 40 small cups for S$72, or 80 small cups for S$138, with additional complimentary treats or vouchers included depending on the package.
Those craving something more substantial can look forward to the returning Mee Goreng with Chicken Cutlet Set, starting from S$14.20. There are also drinks with grass jelly for a refreshing twist on the traditional kopi and teh experience.
For those who prefer enjoying their beverages at home, the S$20 Signature Bundle offers another way to bring a little Toast Box comfort into the kitchen.
Anniversary Kopi Packages are available until 31 October 2026.
9. Sephora x OLIVE YOUNG K-Beauty Pop-Up Lands at ION Orchard
K-beauty lovers, this one’s for you! Korea’s leading beauty and lifestyle retailer, OLIVE YOUNG, has teamed up with Sephora for a seven-day K-Beauty Edit pop-up at ION Orchard, running from 8 to 14 October 2026.
Discover 24 skincare products from eight popular Korean brands, including beplain, BIOHEAL BOH, Cell Fusion C, Dr. Althea, HEVEBLUE, make p, ma and REJURAN Cosmetics. The collection focuses on four skincare concerns: slow-aging, skin barrier support, pores and blemishes, and hydration.
Visitors can enjoy a self-guided skin assessment or book a personalised SKIN SCAN session to discover products suited to their skin needs. There are also interactive activities, product displays, samples to take home and exclusive purchase promotions.
The pop-up is located at ION Orchard, Basement 4, and opens daily from 10 AM to 10 PM.
10. Give Your Everyday Essentials a Refresh at MUJI Tampines 1
Sometimes, a satisfying weekend involves nothing more complicated than browsing a beautifully organised store and finding something useful for home.
MUJI Tampines 1 has reopened after a renovation, bringing a more streamlined shopping experience to the neighbourhood. The updated layout makes it easier to move between clothing, household products and everyday essentials without having to search through multiple departments.
Fashion shoppers will find refreshed displays of everyday wear, including clearer arrangements of colours, fabrics and styles. Meanwhile, a dedicated Daily Essentials section brings together commonly used kitchen and cleaning products for convenient restocking.
It’s a good excuse to update your wardrobe basics, replace worn-out household items or simply enjoy some unhurried retail therapy.
MUJI Tampines 1 is located at 10 Tampines Central 1, #03-06/07, Singapore 529536.