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Get ready, listeners—Oly Bennet here! Buckle up your seatbelts (and your ponchos), because you’re about to embark on another wild ride through the world’s quirkiest wonders—today from sparkling Singapore. It’s Sunday, October 19, 2025, and we’re diving into Things to Do in Singapore, where the city’s got more events and surprises than a football trick-shot video marathon!
Right now, Singapore’s serving up that signature humid, tropical sizzle—think temps peaking near 31°C by midday with a tantalizing 80% cloud cover, making everything feel like you’re inside a high-end steam room. Don’t bother straightening your hair—it’s a hat-on, iced-tea-in-hand kinda day, and perfect weather to jump into the city’s action without melting under the sun.
Let’s kick things off with today’s headline events. First, foodies and culture buffs, brace yourselves for the grand finale of the Vietnam Phở Festival at Our Tampines Hub. Think piping-hot bowls of Vietnam’s iconic noodle soup, chefs flipping noodles like circus performers, traditional Áo dài fashion, music, and bustling workshops—this isn’t just dinner, it’s a cultural touchdown celebrating Vietnam and Singapore’s upgraded diplomatic bonds. According to Tuoi Tre News, the festival’s packed, so arrive early or prepare to queue with a global crowd!
Second, over at Suntec City, it’s the last day of the Sarawak Mega Fair, filling the Atrium Convention Centre with carnival games, dazzling crafts, and—you guessed it—enough Sarawak laksa to fuel an army of soccer players on a winning streak. This fair’s a freebie for entry and runs until 10pm, so bring the whole family and get your hands on some Borneo eats, art, and groove-worthy cultural performances.
Arts lovers—you’re in luck! From now through this evening, catch Yusof: Portrait of a President at the theatre, a powerful staging of Singapore’s first president’s watershed 1961 National Day speech, as listed by Arts Events Singapore. For crafty souls, Gardens by the Bay is running a sunflower pouch bag workshop—sunflowers without the sneezing, and you get a new bag at the end.
Craving a nightcap on your Sunday adventure? Singapore’s nightlife never takes a rest—rooftop bars in Marina Bay and Clarke Quay are buzzing, with Happy Hour deals and live music all over.
On to today’s local updates! Word on the street (and from the local foodies) is that several hawker stalls have just been awarded new Michelin nods. If you’re hunting for the best roast meats or curry puffs, start lining up now—it’s about to get tastier in Tanjong Pagar and Chinatown. Travel tip: Singapore’s train system is lightning fast today, with no major service hiccups reported. So, metro-hop like a local—tap in, tap out, and stay blissfully air-conditioned.
Here are my must-dos for adventurous souls: Wander through Haji Lane’s technicolor alleyways, snap a “you-won’t-believe-this” selfie with the street art, and snag some vintage threads. Duck into Little India’s Tekka Centre for crispy dosai, or explore Tiong Bahru’s indie bookstores and aromatic bakeries (try the curry bun—you’ll thank me later). Don’t miss the Supertree Grove light show tonight at Gardens by the Bay for a sci-fi-meets-paradise experience.
Fun fact for you: Singapore is so clean, chewing gum is technically outlawed, but did you know the city’s also host to the World Toilet Day festival every November? Only here can you learn the fine art of loo innovation while balancing a bao in the other hand.
Coming up tomorrow, keep your eyes peeled for the kickoff of the Nine Emperor Gods Festival in Macpherson—a cacophony of drums, floats, and incense, parading through the heart of the city. If you thought Singapore was lively today, wait until tomorrow’s celestial celebrations.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Right now, Singapore’s serving up that signature humid, tropical sizzle—think temps peaking near 31°C by midday with a tantalizing 80% cloud cover, making everything feel like you’re inside a high-end steam room. Don’t bother straightening your hair—it’s a hat-on, iced-tea-in-hand kinda day, and perfect weather to jump into the city’s action without melting under the sun.
Let’s kick things off with today’s headline events. First, foodies and culture buffs, brace yourselves for the grand finale of the Vietnam Phở Festival at Our Tampines Hub. Think piping-hot bowls of Vietnam’s iconic noodle soup, chefs flipping noodles like circus performers, traditional Áo dài fashion, music, and bustling workshops—this isn’t just dinner, it’s a cultural touchdown celebrating Vietnam and Singapore’s upgraded diplomatic bonds. According to Tuoi Tre News, the festival’s packed, so arrive early or prepare to queue with a global crowd!
Second, over at Suntec City, it’s the last day of the Sarawak Mega Fair, filling the Atrium Convention Centre with carnival games, dazzling crafts, and—you guessed it—enough Sarawak laksa to fuel an army of soccer players on a winning streak. This fair’s a freebie for entry and runs until 10pm, so bring the whole family and get your hands on some Borneo eats, art, and groove-worthy cultural performances.
Arts lovers—you’re in luck! From now through this evening, catch Yusof: Portrait of a President at the theatre, a powerful staging of Singapore’s first president’s watershed 1961 National Day speech, as listed by Arts Events Singapore. For crafty souls, Gardens by the Bay is running a sunflower pouch bag workshop—sunflowers without the sneezing, and you get a new bag at the end.
Craving a nightcap on your Sunday adventure? Singapore’s nightlife never takes a rest—rooftop bars in Marina Bay and Clarke Quay are buzzing, with Happy Hour deals and live music all over.
On to today’s local updates! Word on the street (and from the local foodies) is that several hawker stalls have just been awarded new Michelin nods. If you’re hunting for the best roast meats or curry puffs, start lining up now—it’s about to get tastier in Tanjong Pagar and Chinatown. Travel tip: Singapore’s train system is lightning fast today, with no major service hiccups reported. So, metro-hop like a local—tap in, tap out, and stay blissfully air-conditioned.
Here are my must-dos for adventurous souls: Wander through Haji Lane’s technicolor alleyways, snap a “you-won’t-believe-this” selfie with the street art, and snag some vintage threads. Duck into Little India’s Tekka Centre for crispy dosai, or explore Tiong Bahru’s indie bookstores and aromatic bakeries (try the curry bun—you’ll thank me later). Don’t miss the Supertree Grove light show tonight at Gardens by the Bay for a sci-fi-meets-paradise experience.
Fun fact for you: Singapore is so clean, chewing gum is technically outlawed, but did you know the city’s also host to the World Toilet Day festival every November? Only here can you learn the fine art of loo innovation while balancing a bao in the other hand.
Coming up tomorrow, keep your eyes peeled for the kickoff of the Nine Emperor Gods Festival in Macpherson—a cacophony of drums, floats, and incense, parading through the heart of the city. If you thought Singapore was lively today, wait until tomorrow’s celestial celebrations.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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By Inception Point AiGet ready, listeners—Oly Bennet here! Buckle up your seatbelts (and your ponchos), because you’re about to embark on another wild ride through the world’s quirkiest wonders—today from sparkling Singapore. It’s Sunday, October 19, 2025, and we’re diving into Things to Do in Singapore, where the city’s got more events and surprises than a football trick-shot video marathon!
Right now, Singapore’s serving up that signature humid, tropical sizzle—think temps peaking near 31°C by midday with a tantalizing 80% cloud cover, making everything feel like you’re inside a high-end steam room. Don’t bother straightening your hair—it’s a hat-on, iced-tea-in-hand kinda day, and perfect weather to jump into the city’s action without melting under the sun.
Let’s kick things off with today’s headline events. First, foodies and culture buffs, brace yourselves for the grand finale of the Vietnam Phở Festival at Our Tampines Hub. Think piping-hot bowls of Vietnam’s iconic noodle soup, chefs flipping noodles like circus performers, traditional Áo dài fashion, music, and bustling workshops—this isn’t just dinner, it’s a cultural touchdown celebrating Vietnam and Singapore’s upgraded diplomatic bonds. According to Tuoi Tre News, the festival’s packed, so arrive early or prepare to queue with a global crowd!
Second, over at Suntec City, it’s the last day of the Sarawak Mega Fair, filling the Atrium Convention Centre with carnival games, dazzling crafts, and—you guessed it—enough Sarawak laksa to fuel an army of soccer players on a winning streak. This fair’s a freebie for entry and runs until 10pm, so bring the whole family and get your hands on some Borneo eats, art, and groove-worthy cultural performances.
Arts lovers—you’re in luck! From now through this evening, catch Yusof: Portrait of a President at the theatre, a powerful staging of Singapore’s first president’s watershed 1961 National Day speech, as listed by Arts Events Singapore. For crafty souls, Gardens by the Bay is running a sunflower pouch bag workshop—sunflowers without the sneezing, and you get a new bag at the end.
Craving a nightcap on your Sunday adventure? Singapore’s nightlife never takes a rest—rooftop bars in Marina Bay and Clarke Quay are buzzing, with Happy Hour deals and live music all over.
On to today’s local updates! Word on the street (and from the local foodies) is that several hawker stalls have just been awarded new Michelin nods. If you’re hunting for the best roast meats or curry puffs, start lining up now—it’s about to get tastier in Tanjong Pagar and Chinatown. Travel tip: Singapore’s train system is lightning fast today, with no major service hiccups reported. So, metro-hop like a local—tap in, tap out, and stay blissfully air-conditioned.
Here are my must-dos for adventurous souls: Wander through Haji Lane’s technicolor alleyways, snap a “you-won’t-believe-this” selfie with the street art, and snag some vintage threads. Duck into Little India’s Tekka Centre for crispy dosai, or explore Tiong Bahru’s indie bookstores and aromatic bakeries (try the curry bun—you’ll thank me later). Don’t miss the Supertree Grove light show tonight at Gardens by the Bay for a sci-fi-meets-paradise experience.
Fun fact for you: Singapore is so clean, chewing gum is technically outlawed, but did you know the city’s also host to the World Toilet Day festival every November? Only here can you learn the fine art of loo innovation while balancing a bao in the other hand.
Coming up tomorrow, keep your eyes peeled for the kickoff of the Nine Emperor Gods Festival in Macpherson—a cacophony of drums, floats, and incense, parading through the heart of the city. If you thought Singapore was lively today, wait until tomorrow’s celestial celebrations.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
Right now, Singapore’s serving up that signature humid, tropical sizzle—think temps peaking near 31°C by midday with a tantalizing 80% cloud cover, making everything feel like you’re inside a high-end steam room. Don’t bother straightening your hair—it’s a hat-on, iced-tea-in-hand kinda day, and perfect weather to jump into the city’s action without melting under the sun.
Let’s kick things off with today’s headline events. First, foodies and culture buffs, brace yourselves for the grand finale of the Vietnam Phở Festival at Our Tampines Hub. Think piping-hot bowls of Vietnam’s iconic noodle soup, chefs flipping noodles like circus performers, traditional Áo dài fashion, music, and bustling workshops—this isn’t just dinner, it’s a cultural touchdown celebrating Vietnam and Singapore’s upgraded diplomatic bonds. According to Tuoi Tre News, the festival’s packed, so arrive early or prepare to queue with a global crowd!
Second, over at Suntec City, it’s the last day of the Sarawak Mega Fair, filling the Atrium Convention Centre with carnival games, dazzling crafts, and—you guessed it—enough Sarawak laksa to fuel an army of soccer players on a winning streak. This fair’s a freebie for entry and runs until 10pm, so bring the whole family and get your hands on some Borneo eats, art, and groove-worthy cultural performances.
Arts lovers—you’re in luck! From now through this evening, catch Yusof: Portrait of a President at the theatre, a powerful staging of Singapore’s first president’s watershed 1961 National Day speech, as listed by Arts Events Singapore. For crafty souls, Gardens by the Bay is running a sunflower pouch bag workshop—sunflowers without the sneezing, and you get a new bag at the end.
Craving a nightcap on your Sunday adventure? Singapore’s nightlife never takes a rest—rooftop bars in Marina Bay and Clarke Quay are buzzing, with Happy Hour deals and live music all over.
On to today’s local updates! Word on the street (and from the local foodies) is that several hawker stalls have just been awarded new Michelin nods. If you’re hunting for the best roast meats or curry puffs, start lining up now—it’s about to get tastier in Tanjong Pagar and Chinatown. Travel tip: Singapore’s train system is lightning fast today, with no major service hiccups reported. So, metro-hop like a local—tap in, tap out, and stay blissfully air-conditioned.
Here are my must-dos for adventurous souls: Wander through Haji Lane’s technicolor alleyways, snap a “you-won’t-believe-this” selfie with the street art, and snag some vintage threads. Duck into Little India’s Tekka Centre for crispy dosai, or explore Tiong Bahru’s indie bookstores and aromatic bakeries (try the curry bun—you’ll thank me later). Don’t miss the Supertree Grove light show tonight at Gardens by the Bay for a sci-fi-meets-paradise experience.
Fun fact for you: Singapore is so clean, chewing gum is technically outlawed, but did you know the city’s also host to the World Toilet Day festival every November? Only here can you learn the fine art of loo innovation while balancing a bao in the other hand.
Coming up tomorrow, keep your eyes peeled for the kickoff of the Nine Emperor Gods Festival in Macpherson—a cacophony of drums, floats, and incense, parading through the heart of the city. If you thought Singapore was lively today, wait until tomorrow’s celestial celebrations.
Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.
For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/
and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI