August brings a packed calendar, from National Day festivities to beachfront feasts and floral wonderlands. We’ve rounded up ten events worth marking on the calendar, whether you’re planning a full day out or just an evening detour.
Singapore Night Festival 2026

The 17th edition of Singapore Night Festival returns across three weekends, transforming the Bras Basah.Bugis precinct into an after-dark playground of projection shows, light installations and walkable art routes. This year’s edition draws on myths and legends, with the festival village, outdoor trails and heritage buildings all part of the route. Select ticketed programmes, including projection shows at Oldham Theatre, run alongside the free outdoor offerings.
When: 21 Aug–5 Sep 2026. Fri & Sat: 7.30pm–midnight; Sun–Thu: 7.30pm–11pm
Tickets: Free for main trails and festival village; ticketed programmes from $10 (projection shows) to $60 (special programme)
Where: Bras Basah.Bugis precinct
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A Magical Island Adventure with Disney Cruise Line

Sentosa is in the middle of a Disney-themed summer, with the island transformed day-to-night in celebration of the new Disney Adventure cruise ship. Expect themed installations, interactive moments and immersive lighting across the island, running well into September. Disney Cruise Line character meet-and-greets have also popped up at select dates, so it’s worth checking the schedule before heading down.
When: Daily, 24 Jun–20 Sep 2026
Tickets: Free to explore; Sentosa admission fees apply for individual attractions
Where: Sentosa Island
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Singapore Pet Festival 2026

Singapore’s biggest pet expo lands at Marina Bay Sands with over 300 exhibitors, interactive experiences for pets and owners, and expert-led workshops. Beyond the shopping, there’s up to $30,000 in cash rebates and lucky draw prizes up for grabs, plus free tote bags while stocks last.
When: 31 Jul–2 Aug 2026. Fri: 12pm–8pm; Sat & Sun: 10am–8pm
Tickets: From $6 (1-day) to $18 (3-day express pass); free for kids 1m and below
Where: Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Halls A, B, C & D
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Lilytopia 2026

Gardens by the Bay’s Flower Dome transports visitors to Ancient Egypt this round, with lilies, water lilies and lilies of the Nile blooming alongside recreations of the Dendera Temple of Hathor, hieroglyphic art and sculptures inspired by the era. It’s a striking backdrop for anyone keen on a floral display with a bit more theatre than usual.
When: Aug–Sep 2026, daily 9am–9pm
Tickets: From $8–$12 for Singapore residents; standard Flower Dome admission applies for others Where: Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
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CRYBABY: Cry Me an Ocean

POP MART’s CRYBABY dives into the Singapore Oceanarium with seven new marine-themed characters, giant inflatables, sculptures and 11 photo spots spread across the Oceanarium and WEAVE mall at Resorts World Sentosa. A pair of 5m-tall CRYBABY inflatables greet visitors before they even step inside, making this an easy add-on to a day at the Oceanarium.
When: Until 30 Aug 2026
Tickets: Included with Singapore Oceanarium admission, from $43 (child/senior) to $55 (adult)
Where: Singapore Oceanarium, Resorts World Sentosa
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Symphony in the Gardens

The Singapore Symphony Orchestra returns to the Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage for a free open-air concert, conducted by Associate Conductor Nathanaël Iselin. The programme spans Bizet’s Carmen, Debussy’s Petite Suite and Singaporean composer Kam Kee Yong’s Fantasia of Insects, with cellist Ng Pei-Sian and soprano Cherie Tse featured as soloists. Bring a mat, and pets are welcome too.
When: Sat, 1 Aug 2026, 6pm (1 hour, no intermission)
Tickets: Free admission
Where: Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage, Singapore Botanic Gardens
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Disney Garden of Wonder

Floral Fantasy at Gardens by the Bay has bloomed into a Disney wonderland, with character topiaries bringing Frozen, Toy Story 5 and Disney princesses like Rapunzel, Belle and Jasmine to life among the flowers. It’s a long-running one, so there’s no rush, but it makes for an easy pairing with a Lilytopia visit next door.
When: Until 14 Mar 2027, daily 10am–9pm
Tickets: $24 (adult), $16 (child)
Where: Floral Fantasy, Gardens by the Bay
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Formula 1 Exhibition

Making its Asian debut after stops in London, Toronto, Melbourne and beyond, the official F1 Exhibition lands at Gardens by the Bay with 76 years of racing history, interactive simulators and race cars on display. It’s a solid one for motorsport fans looking to fill the time before September’s Grand Prix weekend.
When: Until 31 Oct 2026. Daily 11am–9pm (till 2 Aug), then 11am–8pm from 3 Aug
Tickets: From $29 (child) to $49 (adult); free for ages 4 and below
Where: Gardens by the Bay, near Satay by the Bay
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Sentosa GrillFest 2026

Siloso Beach turns into a beachfront feast with 42 food vendors across five zones, including a new omakase-inspired Chef’s Grill concept co-curated with the Singapore Chefs’ Association, and Sunset Lounge by Asahi for post-meal drinks by the water.
When: Fri–Sun, until 16 Aug 2026, 4pm–10.30pm
Tickets: Free entry; food and drinks priced separately
Where: Siloso Beach, Sentosa
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Snoopy Run 2026

Lace up for a Peanuts-themed fun run around Marina Barrage, with 2km and 4km categories suited to both first-timers and regulars. Runner entitlements include an event jersey, finisher medal, eco bag and light refreshments at the end.
When: Sat, 15 Aug 2026, 7am flag-off
Tickets: Registration required, closes 14 Aug 2026, 11.59pm
Where: Marina Barrage
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If you’re still building out your month, check out our weekly roundup of things to do in Singapore for even more events closer to each date.
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