An independent calendar for Singapore.

Why this site exists

The best reason to pick your travel dates is often a festival, an event, or an attraction with tickets so hard to get that landing one settles the whole trip. The trouble is that the dates and the ticket windows are scattered across hundreds of official sites, many of them in Chinese, and most change a little every year.

We built Singapore Happenings with the same method as our sister sites: every listing is checked against the organiser or an official source, the Singapore Tourism Board's own portals included, and the public holiday spine follows the Ministry of Manpower's gazetted calendar. We know which festivals are worth crossing the island for, which weekends fill the city's hotels, and which dates are still only tradition until the organiser publishes.

So we collect the things that can move a flight booking or anchor a trip: the great festivals from River Hongbao to the National Day Parade, the art fairs, the marathon and the Grand Prix, the concert seasons at the Esplanade and the Sands Theatre, the big expos at Singapore EXPO and Suntec, and the attractions people build a visit around. Every record is checked before it goes live and re-checked on a rolling basis; the check date is shown on the event page.

Some dates are not published when we first list an event. Those are labelled a tentative date everywhere they appear, with the basis explained on the event page. We would rather show you an honest window than a confident guess.

The family

Singapore Happenings is the sister site of Japan What's On, Thailand What's On, Hong Kong Happenings, Taiwan What's On, Philippines What's On, Malaysia What's On, Korea What's On, India What's On, Macau What's On and Macau Deals, part of the Maison V group of travel sites, built and run by the same team. Maison V is our travel advisory, where the same research goes into planning complete journeys.

For organisers

Run an event in Singapore that is not on this calendar yet? Send it through the submit an event form. Every submission is reviewed against the organiser's official page before anything is published, nothing goes live automatically, and a listing is free.

How we make money

Singapore Happenings is free to read and funded by affiliate commission. When you book through a button marked "affiliate link", the seller (Klook, Trip.com, KKday or another partner) pays us a commission. The price you pay is set by the seller and does not change because you used our link. Buttons marked "via Maison V" go to our sister company, which earns advisor commission on the stays it books. Commission never decides whether an event is listed or how it is described, and we do not accept payment for listings.

Event, venue, attraction and company names are the trademarks of their owners and are used here to identify them. Singapore Happenings is not affiliated with or endorsed by any organiser, venue or booking partner.