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Events in Singapore: What to do this 1 to 7 October 2026

By Robb Report Singapore 24 September, 2026

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We highlight the best our city has to offer and what’s keeping it abuzz. Here are the best things you can do in Singapore this week.

A portion of ticket sales will go to the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund and XO Humanitarian Fund. Photo by Live Nation

The Weeknd

When: 2 to 3 October 2026

Where: National Stadium

As part of The Weeknd’s final leg of his record-breaking After Hours Til Dawn Stadium Tour, the diamond-certified global superstar will be in town for two days, before proceeding to Seoul, Bangkok, Hong Kong and Kuala Lumpur. Making a special appearance will be Creepy Nuts, a hip-hop duo formed by UMB champion rapper R-Shitei and DMC World DJ Championships winner DJ Matsunaga. Tickets here.

 

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The Singapore Masters Show

When: 2 October to 1 November 2026

Where: Opera Gallery Singapore

Sound operates not as accompaniment but as a curatorial medium, offering a new way to experience modern and contemporary art. To explore the shared ideas and cultural contexts that have shaped visual art and music, this exhibition brings together over 30 works by the likes of Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol, incorporated with soundscapes curated by Julian Casablancas, frontman of The Strokes and The Voidz.

The internationally acclaimed Japanese artist, Hiroshi Sugimoto. Photo by Hiroshi Sugimoto

Hiroshi Sugimoto: Form is Emptiness

When: Now until 4 October 2026

Where: SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark

For the first time in Southeast Asia, a major solo exhibition has been dedicated to the work of the internationally acclaimed Hiroshi Sugimoto. Conceived in dialogue with the Buddhist cosmological concept of the Five Elements, the exhibition reveals the cyclical rhythms of nature and life, and the breadth of Sugimoto’s oeuvre across photography, sculpture and large-scale installation. More here.

Filmmaker and moving image artist Taiki Sakpisit is currently presenting his first solo exhibition with ShangART Singapore. Photo by ShangART Singapore

Taiki Sakpisit: 13 Nightmares

When: Now until 4 October 2026

Where: ShanghART Singapore

Over the past two decades, Taiki Sakpisit has developed one of Southeast Asia’s most distinctive practices, blurring the lines between cinema and contemporary art and frequently drawing upon the intersections between dreams, memory and grief. In his first solo exhibition with ShanghART Singapore, Sakpisit has transformed the gallery into a labyrinth of moving images, photography, sound and spectral presences. Look forward to a series of photographs, layered in snapshots and fragments, and a two-channel installation that transforms cinematic language into a spatial, sculptural and psychological encounter.

Christian Horner, former Oracle Red Bull Racing Team Principal. Photo by Curious Asia

Christian Horner: Unfiltered

When: 7 October 2026

Where: The Star Theatre

This F1 season, Christian Horner, the former Oracle Red Bull Racing Team Principal, is stepping off the pit wall and into the spotlight for his first long-form live interview in Asia. Join him as he will share the stories, stakes and lessons behind a magnificent career, from his early underdog years to building one of Formula 1’s most dominant dynasties from the ground up. Tickets here.

Highlights include Ferrari’s first official retail pop-up in Asia, a display of a Ferrari SF21 at the hotel lobby, and various entertainment and culinary festivities. Photo by Robin Galiegue

Marina Bay Sands celebrates F1 with Scuderia Ferrari HP

When: Now until 25 October 2026

Where: Marina Bay Sands

As Marina Bay Sands shifts into high gear for this year’s F1, visitors and fans of Ferrari can look forward to various activations. Highlights include Ferrari’s first official retail pop-up in Asia, a display of a Ferrari SF21 at the hotel lobby, and various entertainment and culinary festivities. Those who looking for the most immersive experience can sign up for a S$100,000 five-night stay at the Paiza Grand Suite, where both guests will enjoy invite-only access to exclusive parties, in-circuit race access, close-ups with Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc, and more.

At Sunset Sound Healing, immerse yourself in the resonant waves of the gong. Photo by Manuel Cossio on Unsplash

Sunset Sound Healing

When: 29 October 2026

Where: The Singapore Edition

The Singapore Edition has launched a monthly wellness experience, where guests are invited to float in the rooftop pool (S$95) or recline on a sundeck chair (S$80) as the sound of a gong washes over them. Set at sunset from 7pm to 8pm, the session is designed to help participants take a pause, slow down, breathe and reset. A fresh towel, fruit-infused water and sandwiches for takeaway will be included. Book here.

Head to Jypsy, where Jo Malone London’s new Sea Salt & Bergamot Cologne is reimagined through a limited-time menu of bright citrus and fresh coastal flavours. Photo by Jo Malone London

Jo Malone London x Jypsy

When: Now until 31 October 2026

Where: Jypsy One Fullerton and Jypsy Parkland Green

In a collaboration that will indulge your senses, Jo Malone London’s new Sea Salt & Bergamot Cologne is reimagined through a limited-time menu of bright citrus and fresh coastal flavours, available at both Jypsy One Fullerton and Parkland Green. Discover Jo Malone’s fragrance pairing at a dedicated scent bar at the restaurants, and don’t leave without a voucher redeemable for a three-piece Discovery Kit and scent-layering experience.

Creative Encounters is a new series at The Pineapple Room, designed to spark community-led discussions about art, design, gastronomy and more. Photo by Capella Singapore

Creative Encounters

When: Now until 10 November 2026

Where: The Pineapple Room at Capella Singapore

Following a successful inaugural session in July, Capella Singapore is redefining cultural dialogue with Creative Encounters, a new series designed to spark community-led discussions across various pillars: art, design, gastronomy, literature, wellness, film and culture. Hosted at The Pineapple Room, the series will continue with conversations about craft versus automation, cultural sustainability and more. Each 90-minute session will be open to 30 guests, with cocktails and light bites available before and after.

Solidarity (2000/2025) by Dolorosa Sinaga. Photo by Dolorosa Sinaga

Fear No Power

When: Now until 15 November 2026

Where: National Gallery Singapore

Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise explores the power of art through the perspectives of five trailblazing female artists from Southeast Asia. With the significance of women-centred approaches in shaping contemporary art across the region, this landmark exhibition will feature over 50 works from the 1960s to 2010s, many of which will be shown in Singapore for the first time. More here.

Leica Singapore is hosting ‘Street Scenes’, a selection of photographs by Phil Penman. Photo by Leica Singapore

Street Scenes by Phil Penman

When: Now until 18 November 2026

Where: Leica Store South Beach Quarter

Hosted by Leica Singapore, Street Scenes brings together a selection of images from Phil Penman, a British-born, New York-based photographer who documents urban life across cities around the world. Through the eye of Penman, journey across New York, Paris, Tokyo, Naples and more, and look for moments that transform the familiar into something unexpected. More here.

Visual artist Maria Taniguchi. Photo by Maria Taniguchi

Maria Taniguchi: Afterimage

When: Now until 22 November 2026

Where: SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark

Bringing together nearly two decades of Maria Taniguchi’s multidisciplinary practice, the artist’s first monographic exhibition is here to explore the recurring themes of repetition, time and labour. Through “brick paintings”, modular sculptures and video work, the show serves as a reminder to slow down and reflect on the quiet processes that bolster both creativity and everyday life. Details here.

Future World by teamLab. Photo by ArtScience Museum

Future World by teamLab

When: Ongoing

Where: ArtScience Museum

Embark on a journey of discovery spanning two immersive realms—City in Nature and Exploring New Frontiers—and allow yourself to immerse yourself in a world of art, science and magic through interactive digital installations. Tickets here.

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This year’s Singapore Grand Prix is happening from 9 to 11 October 2026. Photo by Roy Tsong on Unsplash

The LeVeL33 Night Race experience

When: 9 to 11 October 2026

Where: LeVeL33

Experience the Singapore Grand Prix from 33 levels above the Marina Bay Street Circuit, where you’ll also enjoy freshly brewed craft beer, contemporary eats and panoramic views of the Marina Bay skyline. Food is available à la carte or multi-course, complemented by a three-hour free-flow beverage package that includes beer, wine, spirits and cocktails.

Carl Cox, a dance music legend from the UK. Photo by Cé La Vi

Lights Out feat. Carl Cox

When: 11 October 2026

Where: Club Lounge at Cé La Vi

End your Singapore Grand Prix weekend with a night of Carl Cox magic. The dance music legend from the UK will be taking over the decks at Cé La Vi, bringing you techno and full-throttle energy, from 10pm till late. Tickets here.

Featured photo by Robin Galiegue

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