Welcome to Things to Do in Singapore! It’s Sunday, November 9, 2025, and I’m Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting, sports-loving guide to all things lively, quirky, and epically Singaporean. Whether you’re a new explorer or a local legend, you’re about to discover how this city gets its groove on—no passport required!

Let’s kick it off with today’s city vibe: Singapore’s skies are promising a classic tropical day, bright and humid, with enough summer in the air to power twenty beach volleyball tournaments—and yes, sports fans, that’s a real metric! There’s an infectious buzz, with Orchard Road sparkling thanks to the Great Christmas Village’s nightly “snowfall,” dazzling lights, and carols that have even the Merlion tapping its tail in rhythm. Wong Fu Fu Café outside Orchard is now a giant Cinnamoroll wonderland—just when you thought Singapore couldn’t get any cuter.

Today’s highlights are a head-spinning mix, giving you more variety than a durian buffet:

The Singapore Hokkien Festival at Telok Ayer celebrates heritage with masterful glove puppetry, poetry jams, and mouthwatering eats like Red Yeast Fried Duck. Bring your inner foodie and sing along with the locals—if you’ve got karaoke moves, this is your moment!

Kids (and their young-at-heart adults) can head to the Arts House for the Singapore Writers Festival’s “Shapes, Shade & Play” indoor playground. The SG Book Fair at Bras Basah Complex lets bookworms of all ages burrow into family stories and local comics. And storytelling sessions serve up adorable animal-themed carnival games—egg carton ping pong, anyone?

Art fans, step into the surreal—liTHE 2025 dance performance at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre is shaking things up with “Strangely Familiar,” while the Singapore Clay Festival wraps up today, showing off clay masterpieces so quirky they could headline a sports half-time show.

Jazz lovers, don’t miss Dianne Reeves live at the Esplanade Concert Hall in the Mosaic Music Series. Expect soulful tunes that could turn any rainy afternoon into a sun-drenched soiree.

For night owls and party animals, Orchard Road transforms after sundown, with open-air concerts, roaming performers, and more festive lights than a football stadium. According to TravelandTourWorld, Singapore’s nightlife is turning global heads, where heritage, neon, and culinary wizardry collide for “night tourism” that’s just getting started.

In the news: The National Museum is hosting a truly nostalgic pop-up—SG60—where you can geek out over retro TVs, vintage airline memorabilia, and city artifacts that make history as thrilling as a tie-breaker in table tennis. Meanwhile, public transit is running smoothly, with Big Bus Hop-On-Hop-Off and guided boat tours available for visitors and locals making the rounds.

Hungry? Wong Fu Fu café’s new Cinnamoroll-themed makeover is drawing dessert lovers and Instagrammers in herds. If you’re looking for extraordinary bites, sniff out the Hokkien Festival stalls—your tastebuds w

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Hey friends, Oly Bennet here—your passport to the planet’s most eyebrow-raising, pulse-quickening, and just plain weird sports and adventures! Welcome to a special edition of “Things to Do in Singapore,” date-stamped Saturday, November 8, 2025. If you’re in town today, prepare for a city buzzing with that unmistakable Singapore energy: blue skies, a few flirtatious clouds, and that famous tropical heat, which is really just Mother Nature’s way of encouraging you to dive into every air-conditioned, ice-cold, shaved-ice-fueled escape the city has on tap.

The vibe? One part Deepavali magic, one part climate action, and a whole lot of kooky, creative fun. There’s a spark in the air, and not just from the fireworks. Singapore is celebrating 60 years, and not only is the decor extra, but the calendar is bursting with things you won’t find anywhere else—unless you happen to live in a city where people 3D-print cars from old bottles and turn shoelaces into fashion statements. No, really, that’s actually happening.

Let’s lace up our adventure shoes and dive into today’s top picks. First up, GREEN-HOUSE 2025 at Temasek Shophouse is the city’s new front-lawn for climate action, packed with over 40 free workshops, upcycling crafts, and—my favorite—snaps by a life-sized, 3D-printed, bottle-built Mercedes-Benz G-Class (Because when life gives you 40,531 plastic bottles, you build a car, obviously). This event is all about hands-on, eco-friendly fun for all ages, open 10am to 8pm (Temasek Shophouse, 28 Orchard Road, according to The Smart Local). Next, head to Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve for Habitat Restoration—a chance to roll up your sleeves, meet your fellow eco-warriors, and help restore a nature park before lunchtime (Eventbrite says 8am sharp). For a totally different beat, the National Design Centre is your spot for “Spring Sprang Sprung,” a design festival bubbling with fresh ideas and creative energy, opening at 11am. Later, catch the Singapore Writers Festival, still in full swing—don’t miss big-name authors like Rebecca F. Kuang and Ken Liu, or try your hand at “Marginalia,” a participatory literary installation that’s basically a giant, poetic playground for your thoughts (info from The Smart Local). And for night owls, the DnA Fest at T:> Works is a glamorous mashup of opera, cabaret, and nightlife, with drag queens, ballroom icons, and DJs turning the city into a stage for love, drama, and everything in between, according to Vogue Singapore.

Now, let’s talk city scoops. If you’re feeling peckish, Singapore’s food scene is always evolving, with new restaurants popping up faster than you can say “chilli crab.” Public transit is running smooth as always, though do check for any weekend crowds if you’re headed downtown. And don’t forget, Singapore’s 60th-anniversary celebrations are still going strong, so keep an eye out for special pop-ups and exhibitions everywhere from museums to malls.

Today’s must-dos? Start at GREEN-HOUSE 2025 for a morning

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Listeners, welcome aboard for another rollicking ride on Things to do in Singapore! It’s Friday, November 7th, 2025, and you’re tuned in with Oly Bennet, your sports-loving, globe-bouncing guide to all the wild, weird, and absolutely wonderful happenings in the Lion City.

Right now, Singapore’s got that electric pre-weekend buzz. The weather’s swinging between sunny spells and refreshing afternoon showers—just enough rain to keep everyone alert in the perpetual heat, but sun lovers, fear not: grab shades and a poncho, and you’re golden. And if you’re venturing downtown, you might spot folks in everything from streetwear chic to festival florals—because today, the city is positively bursting with events for every taste.

Let’s kick off with today’s top happenings. First, all eco-warriors and craft fanatics, the sustainability-led GREEN-HOUSE 2025 is taking over the newly spruced-up Temasek Shophouse. There are more than 40 free workshops and activities: you can snap a selfie beside a life-sized, 3D-printed Mercedes-Benz made from over 40,000 recycled bottles, or upcycle your old laces into quirky bag charms. Free admission, creative fun, and major green vibes!

Next up, lit lovers and wordsmiths, the Singapore Writers Festival 2025 is in full swing till the 16th. Venues around the Civic District are alive with readings, talks, and one truly mind-bending installation where festival-goers bounce poems back and forth. This year’s star power includes bestselling authors Rebecca F. Kuang and Ken Liu, and if you’re a sci-fi fan, there’s a whole menu of panels probing our speculative future.

Families, prepare for magic—Downtown East’s Unicorn Christmas Garden launches tonight! They’re frothing up a Magical Play Lawn with bubble showers, unicorn balloons, and whimsical decor that’ll make you (and your kids) want to prance around in sparkly hats. The festivities roll all weekend, so keep those phones charged for epic photos.

And if you fancy a stroll through a presidential palace, the Istana Open House is happening this Sunday in celebration of Deepavali. Catch live cultural performances, try your hand at making festive oil lamps, and roam the lush lawns usually reserved for Singapore’s head honchos. It’s only open to the public a few times a year, so don’t miss your window!

For the night owls, the Afterlight Festival at Clarke Quay is your playground: think music, digital art, and seriously wild light installations that turn night into neon day. Or if you’ve got tickets reserved, groove to the Beatlemania On Tour show at Marina Bay Sands—where classic Beatles hits unite old fans and new in a singalong of epic proportions.

Before you dash off, here’s the scoop from around town: Singapore’s dining scene is on fire with several new concept restaurants opening in the CBD. Train services are running on time, but expect a few weekend detours on the Downtown Line due to maintenance—check the City Transit app for live updates.

Still got energy to spare? Swi

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Hello listeners and welcome to Things to Do in Singapore with your roving adventure guide, Oly Bennet—where weird sports, wild happenings, and epic experiences are always on the menu Today is Thursday, November 6th, 2025, and Singapore is absolutely buzzing with a packed calendar, a few zany surprises, and a citywide energy that could make a Merlion breakdance.

Early November in the Lion City means the weather’s in classic tropical shape—hot, humid, and with a dash of dramatic afternoon rain waiting to photobomb your skyline selfies. Grab that water bottle and some sunblock; you’ll need both.

The city vibe today is next-level: Clarke Quay is prepping to flip on the neon for the CQ Afterlight Festival, and everyone from golfers to crypto geeks is in town for headline events. Everywhere you turn, you’ll stumble into new art, pop-up shops, and musical moments, whether you’re dressed up for date night or rocking Crocs at a foam party.

Let’s sprint through today’s must-sees, starting with something for every stripe of fun seeker:

CQ Afterlight Festival at Clarke Quay lights up tomorrow to kick off two nights of music, high-tech art, social games, and interactive quests. Arrive tonight and you might snag a glimpse of setup—and maybe grab an early laksa popcorn chicken from Harry’s just to pre-game the flavors. The action truly starts Friday, but the buzz has already started, so keep your eyes peeled for test runs and glowing art installations popping up along the river, according to Alvinology.

Sports fans, tee up for the Moutai Singapore Open at the Singapore Island Country Club—golf pros from around the region are swinging for glory today through the weekend. Golf carts, curious spectators, and champion-level drives await, as reported by Inside Golf.

Bookworms assemble: the Singapore Writers Festival sets the city’s brainpower ablaze starting tomorrow, with international authors, spicy debates, and sci-fi showdowns. Look for pre-festival talks and literary flash mobs swirling through the arts districts today. The Urban List says to expect everything from readings to writing workshops.

Families and festive fanatics—brace yourselves for unicorn mania at Downtown East. The Unicorn Christmas Garden gets underway tomorrow, but rumors have it the unicorn balloons and foam machines are already on parade, complete with early-bird Insta moments and glittery snacks. Wild Wild Wet delivers those unicorn foam parties for the ultimate magical splash.

Collectors and the quirky-minded, don’t miss the Noguchi Coin pop-up store at Jewel Changi Airport. Today only, score collectible coins, Japan pop culture treasures, and snap a selfie with the event’s ultra-rare coin mascot. Eventbrite delivers the scoop.

If you’re more of a culture sponge, the Egyptian Embassy is hosting an exclusive evening lecture and reception about the Grand Egyptian Museum and Egypt’s ancient heritage—a true treasure for history buffs and anyone who loves a good pharaoh fact.

Now, for

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Welcome, listeners, to Things to do in Singapore! Today is Sunday, November 2, 2025, and if you stepped outside this morning—whew, you’ve been greeted by that steamy Singapore blend of humidity, tropical warmth, and dazzling sunshine. The city’s buzzing from last night’s Halloween celebrations, but it’s already on to the next adventure, with festivals, concerts, and quirky happenings painting the town technicolor.

This lively Sunday kicks off with events for every taste and tribe. For music fans craving indie vibes, Baybeats 2025 wraps up today at Esplanade, tossing out a final volley of alternative rock, pop, and panel talks for festival diehards eager to discover Asia’s boldest new sounds. Registration gets you access to crazy-cool stages, including international acts like Silica Gel from Korea and N.Y.P.D. from Hong Kong. If you’re itching to move, don your sneakers for the lululemon Community Run at Vivo City—feel the rush, meet fellow runners, and earn yourself a post-run kaya toast (or three).

Meanwhile, artsy spirits can wander through the Affordable Art Fair at F1 Pit Building, with over 750 artists from all over the globe and special sections for Singapore’s own creative powerhouses—score stunning pieces without breaking the bank, and share your best selfie under a giant sculpture. Over at NUS University Cultural Centre, Blooming in Harmony is charming families and classical music fans with an uplifting evening of live performance, and if the kiddos are in tow, you cannot miss the final day of the Snoopy Experience Centre at HarbourFront. It’s Peanuts-gone-wild with a play park, spooky Halloween zones, and even a Spooky Dare Box that’s either totally sweet, or hilariously sneaky!

For those who swear by quirky competitions (Oly Bennet style!), why not test your courage at the Boo Boo House in the Snoopy Experience Centre, or catch the ongoing Sentosa Festive Market at Palawan Beach Walk, where you can join family-friendly workshops while grooving to a live DJ—all eco-conscious and themed around nature and sustainability.

On the nightlife side, Singapore’s iconic bar scene is back in full swing. If you favor smooth jazz and delectable cocktails, Cool Cats Lounge is serving up a sensory treat tonight on Beach Road—hip local bands and international guests make it the undisputed HQ for music lovers hungry for something fresh.

In the local news department, Hyundai Motor Group just signed an MoU with Singapore’s HTX to advance mobility, robotics, and hydrogen tech, promising even smarter public transit and futuristic upgrades on the horizon. If you’re heading near the Esplanade, keep eyes peeled for temporary road closures thanks to the Tour de France EFGH Singapore Criterium blazing past, so hop that MRT or breeze past in true local style.

Hungry for adventure but want a hidden gem? Explore the new SG60 Museum’s outdoor pop-up containers at the National Museum’s front lawn—catch a glimpse of nostalgic TV sets, Diana memorabilia, and othe

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Oly Bennet here, your globetrotting sports nut and proudly self-proclaimed king of quirky competitions, welcoming all you fabulous listeners to Things to do in Singapore! It's Saturday, November 1, 2025, where the Lion City is buzzing with post-Halloween energy, blue skies, and maybe just the perfect sprinkle of tropical humidity to keep you motivated—and maybe slightly dewy—on your daily adventures.

First up, let's take Singapore's current vibe for a spin. The city is flushed with festival fever, a touch of Halloween hangover, and a crisp shot of excitement as families, foodies, and music fans hit the streets. Whether you’re ducking into air-conditioned wonderlands or out braving the heat for an epic selfie, today’s got you covered.

Now, ready for some action? Here’s a whistle-stop tour of the hottest happenings in Singapore today. Brace yourself:

Sake fans, start your engines! Singapore’s biggest Sake Matsuri is rolling out at Jewel Changi Airport, level 4, Changi Experience Studio. It’s the 11th edition, and it’s a Halloween special—so expect not only more than 400 artisan sakes and signature spirits but also some spooky surprises. The event runs in three sessions between noon and 9 pm, and rumor has it, you can even score a collectible Sake Matsuri tasting glass. Hydration tip: Pace yourself between sake sips!

If you’re looking to dial up the decibels, Baybeats 2025 at the Esplanade is your destination. Singapore’s largest free indie and alternative music festival features a marathon lineup of local and international bands with acts like Saints Amongst Sinners taking the stage at 5 and 7:30 pm. There’s Festival Village shopping, DIY craft workshops, and a friend-making (or, frankly, yarn-spinning) opportunity around every corner.

Got kids, or just young at heart? Make a beeline for the Halloween Boo Bash tonight, 7 to 9:30 pm at Blk 782 Woodlands Crescent. The costumes, community games, and candy will be the stuff of suburban legend! If you’re more into book smarts than broomsticks, the Singapore Art Book Fair at Whitestone Gallery, Tanjong Pagar Distripark is in full swing. Expect zines, offbeat print ephemera, plus craft workshops for the creatively inclined.

Oh, and because no one ever chills quite like a sunflower, the Sunflower Surprise at Gardens by the Bay rolls on—thousands of sunflowers all posing, waiting for your camera. Best Instagram backdrop in town, hands down.

Switching gears to news you can use: If you’re hunting for a new food haunt, whispers on the gastronomic grapevine say that several hawker heroes have just set up shop around Tanjong Pagar—perfect fuel for your citywide wander. For those hopping the MRT, the system is running on its regular schedule, with extra services tonight for festival crowds. Your late-night laksa run is safe!

Here are some can't-miss experiences: Try a scenic walk down the Southern Ridges, weaving from Mount Faber to HortPark—the views at dawn or dusk are unbeatable. If hidden treasures ar

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Welcome, globe-trotters and mischief-makers, to Things to Do in Singapore! It’s Friday, October 31st, 2025—Halloween, no less—and this is your pal Oly Bennet, here to fly you straight into Singapore’s sizzling city scene, where the fun is high, the humidity’s real, and everyone’s prepping a costume wilder than their neighbor’s potted plants.

Today’s vibe? Singapore is buzzing with Halloween energy—picture: blue skies, balmy breezes, and a city peppered with pumpkins and LED ghosties. Expect highs of 31°C, and don’t be surprised if you catch a Pikachu cosplaying as Dracula at your local MRT stop. The air is thick with anticipation, the kind you get before a Lionel Messi penalty—will he score, or will a Minion zombie snatch the ball?

Now, let’s talk highlights! First up, at Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, it’s The Tech Show 2025, with raging discounts, free vouchers, and a Campus Game Fest packed with live esports for every joystick warrior. Meanwhile, over at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, the Singapore Art Book Fair 2025 is in full swing, luring print lovers with a hypnotic blend of rare zines, bookmaking workshops, and enough creative energy to power a Formula 1 car around Marina Bay.

Music fans—Baybeats 2025, Singapore’s largest free alternative music festival, is taking over the Esplanade with 60 live acts from everywhere, plus a Festival Village for merch and crafty workshops—think “create your own album cover with recycled stuff” (wonder if anyone’s used old homework). For families and those seeking adrenaline-fueled frights, Universal Studios’ Halloween Horror Nights isn’t just the talk of the town, it’s the official headquarters of screams, jump scares, and haunted houses themed after Stranger Things and legendary Asian spirits.

The nightlife scene? Absolutely bonkers tonight! At Cé La Vi, London’s outrageous Cirque Le Soir lands with jaw-dropping circus acts and a view that’ll have you swooning harder than a lovesick otter. Down at Zouk, “Hansel & Gretel” Halloween madness is on—with international DJs, enchanted rooms, candy houses, and a cash prize costume contest—while Marquee is embracing cyberpunk chaos with “Halloweekend: GLITCH.” Costumes get seriously creative: if your outfit takes longer to design than your Airbnb itinerary, you’re in the spirit.

Big news for culture vultures: the Peranakan Museum just opened “Peacock Power,” a technicolor celebration of all things dazzling and symbolic in art, running till August next year. Meanwhile, foodies, your wallets are in danger—new ramen joints are popping up faster than you can say “extra chili, please.” For public transit warriors, expect the usual reliable MRT service—just mind the rush hour goblins (and possibly literal goblins tonight).

If you’re asking what absolutely not to miss, make time to roam Sentosa Cove’s Halloween Mystery with free entry, laser tag, and VR battles—top-tier fun for families and anyone who likes their scares with a side of tech wizardry. Fo

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Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Singapore with your globe-trotting, game-loving guide, Ollie Bennet! It’s Thursday, October 30th, 2025, and if you’re feeling the city’s pulse right now, let me sum up the vibe: steamy, spirited, and so packed with wild events and quirky fun, even a F1 pit crew would struggle to keep up!

Today is classic Singapore — a splash of sunshine, bursts of tropical rain, and a whole lot of festivals, parties, and mind-bending art. As we hit the year’s spookiest weekend, Halloween energy is fizzing in every corner, and with the aircon cranked up and umbrellas at the ready, Singaporeans are ready to conquer the day’s adventures.

Get this: the Singapore Biennale 2025 officially opens tomorrow, but the city’s already buzzing as artists take over shophouses, karaoke lounges, and even good old strata malls. The theme, Pure Intention, celebrates Singapore’s 60th birthday and invites everyone to rethink how art, ritual, and daily life dance together in our city. There’s a tidal wave of over 100 artworks scattered from Tanjong Pagar Distripark to Orchard Road and even the Rail Corridor, and most of it is free — no joke, just start wandering and you’ll bump into art weirder than a three-legged soccer match!

But tonight, it’s all about the wild side! Ce La Vi’s rooftop is unleashing Cirque Le Soir with award-winning dancers, fire breathers, and circus antics, all overlooking Marina Bay’s glowing skyline. Flip the script with Yelloween — a glittering brunch bash fueled by Veuve Clicquot, tarot readings, and a parade of costumes. At HighHouse, the meme mavens and TikTok titans are lining up for the ‘Horrors of the Internet’ party, where the most unhinged outfit might just win you a cash prize and VIP cabana, because why not? SUSHISAMBA is throwing its REDRUM bash, turning the skyline into a fever dream with The Shining-inspired antics, DJs, and cocktails with names scarier than my high school report card — Death Becomes Her, anyone?

For families, Sydney’s immersive exhibition “Walking Through a Songline” at NUS Arts and Social Sciences offers digital adventures into dreamtime storytelling, while at the Peranakan Museum, “Peacock Power” struts in with feathers and flair, exploring the bird’s legendary status across cultures. If you’re a tech head, Suntec’s Tech Show 2025 opens today with the latest smart home gadgets — come unlock the home of your dreams or, more importantly, exclusive show deals.

Let’s drop some local news! The Jewel Changi Airport is swarming with sake fans as Sake Matsuri kicks off its Jewel Edition with over 400 sakes, a seafood market flown in from Japan, and a costume contest for the bravest drinkers. If you’re moving around, keep an eye out for the new limited-edition MRT trains rolling out just for SG60 — it’s not every day you can commute in style with murals from local artists lining the carriages.

No Singapore visit is complete without the must-do classics: break a sweat at the Botanic Gardens, de

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Welcome, globetrotters and thrill-seekers, to Things to do in Singapore with your sporty sidekick, Oly Bennet! It’s Sunday, October 26, 2025, and Singapore’s buzzing like a stadium in overtime—sky’s partly sunny, humidity’s giving everyone that “I didn’t sign up for a free facial” look, and the cool breeze from yesterday’s quick shower means even the Merlion’s in a good mood. According to The New Age Parents, Deepavali’s sparkling up Sentosa, Halloween haunts are everywhere, and new festival vibes are in the air. Whether you’re a culture vulture, family adventurer, or nightlife nomad, today’s lineup is stacked!

First up, for you adventurous souls, the Sentosa Sensoryscape is dazzling till tonight with immersive Rangoli-inspired lights and 7.5-meter mandalas, perfect for Insta glory. If you’re feeling prehistoric, the Science Centre Singapore just unleashed its largest dino exhibition ever—stand under a 40-meter-long Patagotitan and try not to imagine it playing soccer. This roaring fun starts at just $25.90 and even comes with a free plushie while stocks last, so prepare yourself for a Jurassic jolt.

If you’ve got little ones or just love big, quirky flowers, the Sunflower Surprise at Gardens by the Bay is your ticket—fields of sunflowers in every shade from yellow to “wait, are sunflowers supposed to be brown?” are lighting up the Flower Dome from 9am to 9pm. While you’re there, make yourself a sunflower herb pouch for that fresh summer scent, or stick around for crafty sessions all afternoon.

Prefer your action live and a little offbeat? Brace yourselves for the ultimate ‘uncle’s showdown’—Tanjong Pagar Community Centre hosts its first ever pro wrestling event this afternoon, where Singapore’s most eccentric grapplers will rumble for neighborhood bragging rights. The Star reports that the event kicks off at 1:30pm, and if there were ever an Olympic medal for “Most Dramatic Facial Expressions,” these local heroes would sweep the podium!

For families who love a brainy thrill, check out Earthopia Fest at Dhoby Ghaut Green, where eco-warriors of all ages unite for workshops, games, and music to save the planet—with some seriously quirky costumes to boot.

When night falls, the city’s nightlife cranks up its volume. Marquee Singapore welcomes DJ Baby J for an electrifying dance set that’ll keep your feet bouncing faster than ping pong balls at the Table Tennis World Cup. Then over at Universal Studios Singapore, Halloween Horror Nights drags you through scream-worthy haunted houses—brace for four fright zones built to turn the bravest souls into jelly beans.

In local news, chic café lovers, rejoice—KFC Singapore is dropping limited edition Nong Noey merch and spicy Thai-inspired bites across all outlets. Public transport is running smoothly today, but the official visit of Premier Li Qiang means you might spot a few extra VIPs and bustling checkpoints in the downtown core.

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Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Singapore! It’s Saturday, October 25th, 2025, and I’m Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut and enthusiast of all things wonderfully quirky—here to guide you through the Lion City’s wild side, with extra humor and plenty of energy!

Singapore is sizzling with a **hot 90°F breeze** at Changi, with mostly cloudy skies and little rain in sight—classic tropical weather that might have you hunting out both ice cream and an umbrella, just in case. Around town, the city’s alive and buzzing, especially with high-profile guests as Premier Li of China is in town for a ceremonial welcome and meetings with Prime Minister Wong. News flash: If you spot extra-polished cars or see the odd road closure, blame it on global diplomacy happening right in your backyard!

Ready for today’s action? Hold on—because you’ve got options as wide as a rugby scrum!

jump into Singapore Design Week 2025, running all weekend long with over 60 events city-wide—from cutting-edge product launches to immersive exhibitions. The theme this year is “Design Transformation,” so if you’re keen on exploring mind-bending art, innovative fashion, or just want to ogle futuristic home gadgets, it doesn’t get better than this. Vogue Singapore reports the creative scene is in full bloom, so you’ll want to check out events clustered around the National Design Centre and Gillman Barracks.

Bring the kids (or just bring out your inner child) to the Children’s Carnival at the National Gallery Singapore starting today. Imagine a day packed with collaborative art walls, roaming storytellers, crafts, and interactive installations. According to the Gallery’s latest announcement, this is its first-ever children-focused day and it’s shaping up to be a masterpiece of fun.

If you’re itching for pop culture with a local flavor, race down to charc+r: The Great IP Invasion at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre. You’ll find Singapore’s indie creators showcasing original characters, artist markets, collectible drops, and meet-and-greets. There’s even an old-school blind box lucky draw, with two characters earning a chance to be produced as full-on 3D figures. Mochibuddies, Tasty Toastys, and the brilliantly named BirdBois are all in the house, and you could say it’s the Olympics of adorable!

If shopping’s your cardio, you can catch the debut of the Noguchi Coin Pop-Up at Jewel Changi Airport. This marks the first time these limited-edition Japanese coins are sold outside Japan and might just be the perfect collectible or gift to snag between donut runs and plane-spotting.

Prefer to move? Join the morning Tree Planting @Rail Corridor South and stake your claim in making Singapore greener—bonus points for doing something epic for the environment before most of the city’s coffee kicks in! For family fun, try the My Clementi Heritage Tour at 2 PM, a quirky walking tour through one of Singapore’s most storied neighborhoods with local guides spinning tales taller than

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