Things to Do in Singapore July 2026 – What’s Trending Right Now

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1. Live Concerts & Performances Trending in Singapore This July

Singapore’s live music scene is absolutely on fire in July 2026. From international
chart-toppers to legendary electronic acts, The Star Theatre and outdoor stages across the
island have been packed every weekend.

Massive Attack at The Star Theatre – July 29

Trip-hop legends Massive Attack returned to Singapore after more than a decade,
performing at The Star Theatre on July 29, 2026. The Bristol collective took the stage with
a full live band and a powerhouse lineup of guest vocalists, delivering timeless tracks like
Unfinished Sympathy, Teardrop, and Inertia Creeps. If you missed
it, watch out for our upcoming review post.

Tickets were available via
Ticketmaster Singapore.
Note that entry is restricted for children under six.

Jason Derulo & Hyukoh – Glow Festival

Jason Derulo opened the main Glow Festival weekend on Friday, July 17, 2026.
The following night, Seoul-based indie band Hyukoh took the stage, bringing
a completely different but equally electric energy to the crowd. The Glow Festival also
doubled as a wellness and reset experience — music combined with mindful movement activities.

The Kid LAROI – Singapore Stop

Sydney-born rapper and singer The Kid LAROI — known globally for the
Billboard Hot 100 chart-topper Stay with Justin Bieber — performed in Singapore
as part of his Before I Forget album tour. The 15-track album released in
January 2026 marked a more introspective chapter for the artist, and Singapore crowds got
a taste of that live.

Related: Best Concerts Coming to Singapore in 2026 – Full Calendar

2. Food Festivals & New Restaurant Openings You Cannot Miss

Singapore’s food scene never sleeps, but July 2026 brought a particularly strong wave of
events — from international alcohol festivals to K-food expansions in the heartlands.

Sentosa GrillFest 2026 – Siloso Beach

Sentosa GrillFest fired up Siloso Beach for four weekends of smoky flavours
and beachside feasting. The 2026 edition features more than 40 stalls across four themed zones.
This is the kind of event that works best with a group — grab your friends, head to Sentosa
on a Saturday evening, and settle in for a long night.

Check the official
Sentosa website
for remaining dates and entry details.

CellarFiesta 2026 – Suntec City Convention Centre

Singapore’s largest alcohol festival, CellarFiesta, returned to Suntec
City Convention Centre, Hall 404, for its 5th edition (July 10–12, 2026). Over 1,000
different labels were under one roof — premium wines, craft beers, smoky whiskies, and
trending sakes — all available for complimentary tastings before purchase. The first 500
visitors each day received a complimentary goodie bag.

Lotteria Opens at Jurong Point – Heartland Expansion

South Korea’s leading burger chain Lotteria expanded into the heartlands
this July, opening a new outlet at Jurong Point after a successful debut
at Jewel Changi Airport. The menu features signature items including bulgogi and shrimp
burgers, Korean fried chicken, and Shake Shake nuggets. Watch for exclusive opening specials
during launch week.

It’s Durian Season — Here’s Where to Go

Durian season is in full swing in July, and Singapore locals know exactly what that means.
The classic hawker crawl route right now: start at
Maxwell Food Centre,
then end at Lau Pa Sat or head to Geylang for the full durian experience after dark.
Cold desserts and chilled coconut water are your best friends in this humidity.

Related: Top 10 Hawker Centres in Singapore Every Local Should Know

3. Arts, Culture & Immersive Experiences Trending Now

Masa Marketplace – Indonesia’s Creative Scene Lands in Singapore

Masa Marketplace, themed A Sight into the Golden Indonesia Era,
brought a month-long celebration of Indonesian fashion, design, art, music, and food to
Singapore. The programme kicked off with a four-day showcase at Takashimaya Shopping Centre
featuring over 80 Indonesian brands, then shifted to Gardens by the Bay for a stunning
display blending Nusantara folklore and Balinese naga sculptures with local orchids.
The series wrapped with a contemporary concert at the Glass Dome on July 12.

Juju World Singapore – Immersive Art Experience

Created by Australian contemporary artist CJ Hendry, Juju World Singapore
transformed IMBA Theatre at Gardens by the Bay into a fantasy playground (running June 20
to July 18, 2026). The experience featured giant inflatable Juju sculptures, a sea of yellow
balls, and dreamlike interactive environments. The Singapore edition also marked the world
premiere of an exclusive yellow Juju colourway, available only during the event.

Singapore National Coffee Championship – July 15–17

67 local coffee talents competed at the Singapore National Coffee Championship,
held at Sands Expo & Convention Centre from July 15–17. Organised by the Singapore Coffee
Association, participants competed across four core categories, with returning champions
raising the stakes further. If you are part of the Singapore coffee community, this was
the event of the month.

Mondrian Singapore’s Seoul of the Party – K-Culture Takeover

Mondrian Singapore Duxton launched its third Seoul of the Party
series this July — a month-long K-inspired hotel takeover featuring chef collaborations,
afternoon tea sets, and vinyl listening nights. It is the perfect low-key weekend plan
for K-culture fans in Singapore.

4. Wellness & Shopping Events This July

Guardian Wellness Fiesta

If wellness shopping is your thing, Guardian Wellness Fiesta is the
year’s biggest event in this space. Over 100 trusted brands across health, wellness,
and beauty were gathered in one place — K-beauty, derma skincare, vitamins, TCM-inspired
products, and more. Check the
Guardian website
for any remaining dates or related promotions.

Great Singapore Sale – Orchard Road

July sits inside the Great Singapore Sale window, and Orchard Road is
the place to be for deals. Pro tip from locals: go earlier in the day to beat the crowds,
keep your bags light for sudden rain, and combine shopping with lunch at one of the
nearby food halls for a full day out.

Related: Great Singapore Sale 2026 – Best Deals & Shopping Tips for Locals

5. National Day 2026 Build-Up – Marina Bay is Already Glowing

With National Day (August 9) just around the corner, the National Day Parade previews
and rehearsals have already started changing the Marina Bay skyline. Fireworks are visible
from the public promenade on selected rehearsal weekends — no ticket needed.

Best Spots to Watch NDP Rehearsal Fireworks

• Jubilee Bridge – unobstructed view of the Marina Bay skyline
• Marina Barrage – wide open space, great for families with a picnic
• Merlion Park – iconic backdrop but gets crowded fast
• Rooftop bars – book 2–3 weeks ahead for the best experience

Head to the promenade area from 7pm onward on rehearsal weekends. Watch the skyline
sharpen after rain, then stay for the fireworks when rehearsal nights line up. It is
one of those Singapore experiences that never gets old, no matter how many years you
have lived here.

For official NDP 2026 ticketing and schedule details, visit the
NDP official website.

6. Family-Friendly Activities for Singapore Locals This July

Adventure Cove Waterpark – Durian Festival

Yes, you read that right. Adventure Cove Waterpark ran special
durian-themed sessions on July 4 and July 11, 2026. It is exactly as uniquely Singaporean
as it sounds. Keep an eye on the
Resorts World Sentosa website
for upcoming family events.

Singapore Oceanarium – Special Opening Hours

The Singapore Oceanarium ran special sessions on July 14 and July 31 (10am–4pm).
Great for a weekend family outing without needing to fight the full tourist crowd.

Sentosa Split-Day Plan (Local Favourite)

The tried-and-tested Sentosa day plan for July: luge and cable car in the afternoon,
dinner at one of the beachside restaurants, then wrap up with
Wings of Time
for the outdoor night show — water display, lasers, fire effects, and live music against
the open sea. Book the evening pieces first as they sell out quickly.

7. Quick Local Tips for July 2026

• Weather: July is one of the drier months, but short bursts of rain
  are common. Always carry a compact umbrella or keep an eye on the
  
  Meteorological Service Singapore radar before heading out.
• Getting around: MRT is your best friend for all Marina Bay events.
  Check the
  
  Transit Link journey planner for updated routes.
• Avoid crowds: For tourist hotspots like Gardens by the Bay and Sentosa,
  arriving before 10am or after 7pm makes a noticeable difference.
• BreadTalk Group recognition: If you frequent Toast Box or Food Republic,
  it is worth noting they all took home top honours at the Retail Asia Awards 2026 this month
  — a good excuse to celebrate with a cup of kopi.

Final Thoughts – Singapore in July 2026

July 2026 has proven that Singapore’s local scene does not slow down — it just finds
new ways to keep you out of the house. From NDP rehearsal fireworks over Marina Bay
to the smoky grills on Siloso Beach, from K-culture hotel takeovers to durian festivals
at a waterpark, the city keeps delivering moments worth showing up for.

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