Same ol' story—another weekend, another SFW. But don't worry, we've got you covered with some seriously good shiii (as always, duh.) Whether you're looking for unique experiences (like tech taking over the world), mouthwatering eats, or thrilling performances with a high chance of getting wasted, woohoo! We've got a handpicked list of the best activities to keep you entertained all weekend long.
Tony Award Winners Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss wrote a college play so successful it took to the international circuit, along with sweeping 35 major awards. Direct from West End and Broadway, SIX spotlights the one thing that gave King Henry VIII notoriety—his wives. All six get a chance to vocalise their bit on the historical misgivings of their husband, but this time with flair. It's impressive vocal range, funny dialogue and basically a pop concert if the infamous wives of English monarchy could form a girl band. The people who rave about it are right, so do catch its highly limited run here. (If you need a quick Tudor recap, here's a cheat sheet)
When: Until 1 December
Where: Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands
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Here's something for The best Weeknd vibes—Apple and The Weeknd are teaming up to bring you an immersive experience that's anything but ordinary. The Weeknd: Open Hearts is the ultimate music journey, captured in Apple's Immersive Video and Spatial Audio, you'll be walking alongside The Weeknd himself as he guides you through haunting cityscapes—all without leaving your seat (talk about being in the heart of the action.)
To feel the full impact, you'll need the Apple Vision Pro, but don't panic if you don't have one—just head over to your local Apple Store, book a demo and get ready to see how technology is literally transforming the way we experience music (no kidding.) The best part? It's free for all demo-goers, so it's a win-win for music lovers and tech geeks alike—it's guaranteed to leave you feeling some typa-waaaay.
When: From 15 November
Where: Your nearest Apple store
Book your demo here
Four-hands are a dime a dozen. A match of two distinct cuisines that we're huge fans of? Less so. Michelin-starred Chef Takagi Kazuo, famed for his traditional Kyoto-style craft, is in town to finally collaborate with The St. Regis' Chef Fabio Granata after years of professional friendship.
We must say this marks one of the rare times where every course is a hit. It's a relay of smashing turns the chefs take, with hints themed to the season. Seabream molded as a beautiful tsubaki (camelias signal winter's arrival in Japan), a fantastic ravioli showcasing the best produce of Fall, and a delicate wagyu grilled to —no exaggeration— absolute perfection. The exclusive menu is presented in a four-course lunch and six-course dinner, with wine pairing from SGD208 for the latter.
When: Until 16 November
Where: The Astor Grill, The St Regis Singapore
If you haven't already heard, Hennessy has just unveiled its latest addition: the X.O La Carafe. Billed as a bold new decanter for the world's most exclusive party scenes, it's definitely worth checking out for yourself. After making an appearance at Marquee Singapore and Have Fun Live show, it's now heading to Zouk this Saturday. Expect the Hennessy X.O La Carafe Decanter and Hennessy La Carafe Party Ritual to flow all night long. And naturally, the music won't disappoint—DJ Jo Vynn will be on the decks, keeping the energy high and the crowd buzzing till late.
When: 16 November
Where: Zouk Singapore, 3C River Valley Road, Singapore 179022
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Don't panic. Everything from the iconic art deco facade to the eclectic David Bromley interiors remains. The difference comes in an updated menu with more local influences. A cocktail if Laksa was a tipple, incredibly tender pork belly skewers, and for an establishment known for bestselling burgers (still on the menu thankfully), a pretty damn decent 200g Beef Steak are all part of what you can expect. Now, if you're concerned about standards, there's no change to management and team (breathe easy, Potato Head is still backing this joint).
A good time to get reacquainted is amid the weekend's host of parties. Friday's Afro-electronic beats with KNRCK, Saturday of deep house and disco with Taz Angullia, and Sunday for a high-energy genre blend by Ed Temple, Vio PRG, Renate Berlin and Refuge Worldwide.
When: 15 to 17 November
Where: 1939, 36 Keong Saik Road, Singapore 089143
Sole Superior is back to celebrate 11 years of sneaker and streetwear culture with an action-packed event. Highlights include exclusive collaborations like the Sole Superior x Crumpler bags—20 hand-customised, one-of-a-kind pieces—and a limited-edition triple collab tee featuring Sole Superior, Cosmonauts and WD.Willy.
Enjoy a live tattoo showcase with top talents, a yo-yo battle and demo led by World Champion Marcus Koh, and Singapore's first live sneaker battle where rare grails will take centre stage. Fuel the fun with the Lion x Superior IPA—chug fast enough to earn a spot on the Legendary Leaderboard and win prices.
With live DJ sets, a buzzing marketplace of independent vendors, giveaways, and over $30,000 worth of prizes, Sole Superior 2024 is the ultimate destination for streetwear lovers or if you just wanna win some free items.
When: 16 November
Where: Foochow Building, 21 Tyrwhitt Road, Singapore 207530
Get your tickets here
Tentsuru and Henri Giraud join forces to offer a culinary journey showcasing the artistry of delicate tempura paired with the sophisticated elegance of rare champagnes from Henri Giraud. This ten-course experience highlights the finest autumnal ingredients sourced directly from Japan, expertly curated to harmonise with four champagnes. Available now through November 21, this collaboration promises an unforgettable gastronomic adventure. While I won’t give away too much just yet, keep an eye out for my upcoming review of Tentsuru in our Dec/Jan print issue. But for now, I'll say this: it’s up there with some of the best tastings I've been to.
Oh, and MyMillennium members get a special rate of SGD300++ per pax instead of the usual SGD350++.
When: Until 21 November
Where: Tentsuru, The St. Regis Singapore
Enter The World of Studio Ghibli where you can visit the worlds of your favourite films. At the museum, stream through 11 of their best films such as My Neighbour Totoro (1988), Kiki's Delivery Service (1989), Princess Mononoke (1997), Spirited Away (2001) and Howl's Moving Castle (2004), transporting visitors into iconic scenes of the movies. Take a peak at how the films were made with its 16 art installations showcasing Studio Ghibli's creative process. Oh and be sure not to miss the interactive exhibits and dedicated photo spots for cute pics.
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When: Until 2 February 2025
Where: ArtScience Museum Singapore
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The world’s largest light, sound and multimedia event is finally in Singapore. Expect a series of festive activities throughout its run, like “The Enchanted Maples” where visitors can enjoy glowing maple leaves and treats from the Sugar Shack as well as a winter wonderland named the “Walls of Lights” and more. illumi strongly prides in their commitment to sustainability through energy-efficient LED lighting and nighttime operations that conserve energy, so don't be worry bout 'saving electricity'.
When: Until 2 February 2025
Where: Bayfront Event Space, Singapore
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Every weekend—yes, every weekend—there's a new vintage marketplace spot open for you to find your next treasure. Whether its a cute digicam from @digi_cambam and @digicamsg, a visit to a makeshift tent for live tarot readings by @snowielogy, or a curated selection of vintage clothes, hand sculptured accessories and blind bags from @whowantsaynow, @dillydallydally, @woofie.co, @weare_.sg, and @vroomn_vintage, as well as many other hidden gems. So grab your friends or family, and come along to discover what's waiting at Resurrack's Vintage Market.
When: Every Saturday and Sunday, 3pm - 9pm
Where: Resurrack Vintage Market, Bugis Street Art Lane
JL Studio is not only the first restaurant serving modern Singaporean cuisine to be awarded a Michelin star, it's a restaurant that's been crowned with a Michelin star three times. Based in Taiwan, it's no fault of yours if you haven't had the chance to dine at JL Studios. But here's the next best thing: Chef-Founder Jimmy Lim is coming home this weekend to collaborate with Chef Alan Chan of Cassia at Capella Singapore.
This rare four-seating event will showcase a creative fusion of Cantonese cuisine elevated with premium Taiwanese ingredients, but don't be surprised if you taste some local flavours sprinkled in. The specially curated menu features standout dishes like the Maine Lobster in Pumpkin Broth, Braised Wagyu Beef Rib, and a clever reimagining of chicken rice in the form of Red Grouper with Beluga Caviar. Yeah, it's going to be an experience to say the least.
When: 8 to 10 November
Where: Cassia, Capella Singapore, 1 The Knolls, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098297
If you have any love for creative writing—or even just for reading—the Singapore Writers Festival should be high on your list this weekend. Beyond book launches and panel discussions, the festival offers a vibrant mix of activities that'll even get the kids going. Listen to Geronimo Stilton himself (yes, the suit-wearing mouse) wax literature from his novels at Victoria Theatre, join workshops on crafting crime stories or making zines, and dive into drawing battles with fellow creatives. But all that’s just the beginning—explore the full lineup and see what’s in store for yourself here.
When: 8 to 17 November
Where: Dependent on event
Singapore's Mental Health Film Festival invites us to delve into the often-overlooked struggles of mental health with a captivating array of films. Among the standout selection is All the Long Nights, a poignant Japanese film that explores the complex bond between two individuals facing mental health challenges. Misa (Mone Kamishiraishi), who suffers from extreme premenstrual syndrome (PMS), and Takatoshi (Hokuto Matsumura), who grapples with panic disorder, develop a touching platonic connection as they navigate their personal struggles.
While these conditions may often be dismissed as trivial, the film uncovers their deeper impact—highlighting the importance of understanding and empathy. After the screening, stay for an insightful panel discussion featuring industry professionals and individuals with lived experiences, designed to foster meaningful conversations and promote greater empathy towards mental health.
When: From 9 November
Where: All theatres near you
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This Saturday, North East Social Club and Revision Music presents Keep Hush Singapore—an electrifying celebration of Singapore's underground dance music scene. Taking place at iKi, this event promises to deliver a night of intense beats, with DJ sets from some of the scene's most exciting heavy-hitters like @_papigrande, @nezsenja, @_gthb_, @magnetic.mza, @mia_a_a_a_aaaaaa, @_natashahassan and @tearjerkey.
Expect a night of peace (not in the musical way of course), love, unity and respect on the dance—where the true vibes are.
When: 9 November, 10pm - 4am
Where: Ikigai Izakaya, The Riverwalk, #B1-01/06, Singapore 058416
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Join in the celebration of the next wave of homegrown filmmakers at the Singapore Youth Film Festival (SYFF) Cinema. Bringing together a selection of exceptional short films crafted by young, local talent offering audiences a unique chance to witness the talent and creativity on screen.
Where: Until 8 November
Where: Golden Village x The Projector, Cineleisure #05-00
Explore the full line-up of films here
"How is this possible?" You might be wondering. Well before any Karens think of contacting the authorities, rest assured—it's not taking over the entire mall. To be precise, the celebration will be hosted at Chimichanga, the lively Mexican bar and restaurant, in honour of Día de los Muertos, also known as the Day of the Dead. And with DJ LTLX, Alex, Mako, Sivanesh and Vanan M on the decks, you can be sure it'll be an unforgettable night. So come along and strut the dance floor.
When: 2 November
Where: Chimichanga VivoCity, 1 HarbourFront Walk, #01-157/158
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If you're looking for something thought-provoking this weekend, this might be it. The Substance by French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat offers a gripping dive into ambition, vulnerability and the social pressures shaping our lives. Starring Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley, this isn't just entertainment; it's an intense, emotionally resonant experience that feels both personal and universal. Carolie's direction brings each character's journey to life with personal performances and stunning cinematography, making it hard to look away. Not to hype it up too much but just saying, this could be my favourite film all-year-long.
I won't spoil too much so I'll just leave you on a cliff-hanger. The Substance explores the choices we make, leaving viewers with plenty to reflect on, and probably grossed out too—in a good way, of course. So don't miss it—this film will linger with you long after the credits roll (it's still lingering after watching it last week.)
Where: All theatres near you
It’s time to start getting your feet wet for Halloween, so why not get it wet at Singapore’s first and only horror house to be hosted fully underground. Located in the former Far East Command Centre under Fort Canning, the bunker spans 12,000 square feet and will transform into a World War II-themed nightmare. Here’s the story: set in 1942, British army officers turn to an ancient summoning book as a desperate last attempt at defending themselves against the Japanese army. This, of course, unleashes demons, setting the stage for your adventure. Your job is to work with strangers in a group of 8 to 9 people to navigate the underground labyrinth and collect eight hidden cards, subduing the demon.
What truly sets Underground: The Summoning apart from the typical horror houses is its commitment to immersion. Not only is the experience much more substantial, being 45 minutes long, it also takes place in a genuine military bunker, creating an atmosphere no artificial set could replicate. The lighting is carefully managed and you’re placed in unique scenarios that go beyond simple jumpscares. I won’t divulge too much, but if you make it to the end, there’s a neat little gimmick that’ll really catch you off guard.
When: Until 3 November
Where: Battlebox at Fort Canning, 2 Cox Terrace, Singapore 179622
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