Jeju Island: Jeju Cherry Blossom Festival

The island on which the K-Drama When Life Gives You Tangerines is based, Jeju Island, is now an island of light pink cherry blossoms. At its annual Jeju Cherry Blossom Festival, the event stretches across Jeonnong-ro, the entrance to Jeju National University, and Jangjeon-ri, Aewol-eup.

Start your journey at Jeonnong-ro, a famous cherry blossom street that has nurtured a stunning tunnel of century-old royal cherry blossom trees. As the path continues, the entrance to Jeju National University greets you with more cherry trees that drape the pavements to enjoy the falling petals.

The last stop, Jangjeon-ri, is a beautiful village where not only tourists visit, but locals visiting just to witness Jeju’s spring. The Jangjeon-ri Cherry Blossom Road, especially, is what takes sightseers’ breaths away during day and night. 

Additionally, various booths are lined up on this street, comprising performances, hands-on activities, and flea markets under the dancing cherry blossoms. 

Busan: Namcheon-dong Cherry Blossom Street

Namcheon-dong is one of the representative cherry blossom streets in Busan, with the Namcheon-dong Cherry Blossom Street as a popular landmark among tourists. But on the street from Samick Beach Apartment to Gwangalli Beach, is a hidden lane to enjoy just as many cherry blossoms. 

If you’re looking to avoid the tourist crowd, then this street connecting Samick Beach Apartment to Gwangalli Beach is the place to be. However, do be considerate of the apartment residents during your visit! 

Another famous park known as a sanctuary for migrating birds, Samnak Eco Park consists of various wildflower gardens, bicycle paths, walking trails, and auto campgrounds. During the spring, more than 3000 cherry trees planted along the Nakdonggang Riverside form a natural flower tunnel, making it an unforgettable walk in the park.

Samnak Eco Park is also the largest among Nakdonggang River’s four riverside parks, stretching up to 7km (meaning just as many cherry blossoms)! 

Daegu: Ayang Gicha Trail

Visit the railroad bridging history and modern charm at the Ayang Gicha Trail. Once an old railroad trail, the road has now become a vibrant tourist attraction. Cultivating a landscape of vibrant cherry blossoms adorning its bridge, this view is sure to capture the hearts of both nature lovers and photographers. 

As you stroll along its natural path, discover its observatory offering panoramic views, engaging exhibitions, and a charming cafe. After taking in the view, nearby department stores, restaurants, and attractions like Shinsegae, Seomun Market, and the Ayang Art Centre await!

Daejeon: Daecheongho Cherry Blossom Road 

A scenic road spanning a whopping 26.6km, Daecheongho Cherry Blossom Road borders Daecheong Lake in Dajeon. This blossom road is also known as one of the area’s longest cherry blossom trails.

Offering a dense shade of cherry trees and picturesque lake views, Daecheongho Cherry Blossom Road spans from Dong-gu (Daejeon) towards Hoenam-myeon (Boeun-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do), wrapping around Daecheongho Lake.

A cherry blossom festival in Daejeon will also take place on 4 April 2026 at the Currency Museum in Yuseong District, Daejeon. The festival will feature a variety of hands-on programs, including face painting, balloon art, and magic performances. 

A flea market will also be held from 1pm to 4pm on the day of the event, offering secondhand items such as clothing and toys. 

Incheon: Incheon Grand Park 

Incheon Grand Park is the most family-friendly and the only large-scale natural green park in the region. Lined with countless 40-year-old King Cherries over the distance of 1.5km, the park is already blushing! 

Bring a blanket for a picnic at the park, and enjoy gazing at the blooming petals with your loved ones. Cherry blossoms in the Incheon Grand Park are also lined along its connecting street with Mansu-dong, along Jangsucheon Stream which is also dotted with forsythias during the cherry blossom season.

Seoul: Yeouido Hangang Park

Situated as the heart of Seoul’s downtown, Yeouido Hangang Park is easily accessible to view the cherry blossoms, and be part of the celebrations. 

The Yeongdeungpo Yeouido Spring Flower Festival in particular—features over 1600 cherry blossom trees, street performances, and night illuminations—offering a free and scenic experience along the Han River. 

Apart from viewing the cherry trees, be sure to try Yeouido Hangang Park’s different facilities, including rentable bicycles, picnic areas, food trucks, and more. 

Gwangju: Sajik Park

An eminent cultural site, Sajik Park, is established as a favourite rest area for Gwangju citizens. Landscaped with various trees and flower beds, the park blooms pink and white with cherry blossoms every mid-April. 

Nestled in the heart of Gwangju, the Sajik Park Observatory is another hidden gem that promises an unforgettable view. One of the only areas to get a panoramic view of Gwangju, this observatory offers a vantage point to capture the city, and serve as a safe haven from the hustle as you soak in the scenery.

Ulsan: Gunggeorang Park 

In the smallest metropolitan city of South Korea, Gunggeorang Park prides itself on being the representative cherry blossom festival attraction in Ulsan. 

Gunggeorang is actually a past byname of Mugeocheon River, dating back many ages ago, as it combines Gung (a river bend shaped like a bow) and Georang (a Gyeongsang-do dialect term for a stream or downtown)—thus gaining a park named after its iconic nickname. 

With about 400 cherry trees on the 2.5km cherry blossom street along Mugeocheon River, Gunggeorang Park presents the Gunggeorang Cherry Blossom Festival every year. Highlight activities from this event typically comprise concerts, walkathons, food markets, and prize drawings.

Gyeongju: Bomunho Lake 

Unlike other cities or towns where cherry trees are only found in certain areas, cherry blossoms are everywhere in Gyeongju. Combining lush trees reflected in the waters of Bomunho Lake, the view is indescribably peaceful. 

Built on the site of an old fortress in Myeonghwalsan Mountain, Bomunho Lake is a man-made lake. Containing many leisure facilities and parks around the lake, this body of water has earned its popularity among bikers and walkers.

Along the lake, a long walking trail accompanied by dense cherry trees becomes a hotspot in April. While cherry blossoms bloom, the park transforms into a pink snow field, magically bringing a smile to anyone who walks on it.

Along the lake shore, Bomun Open Air Stage hosts traditional Korean music performances every day from April to January, with free performances at that! 

Gangneung: Gyeongpoho Lake

Gyeongpoho Lake is one of Gangneung’s most iconic destinations, especially when cherry blossoms are in full bloom. During the spring, the Gyeongpo Cherry Blossom Festival brings a season of fun and community under the dancing trees.

Throughout the festival, stroll along scenic trails lined with cherry blossom trees, admire Gyeongpoho Lake’s illumination during the night, and enjoy a series of hands-on experiences. On-site programs include, a flea market, and a local singing contest, making spring warmer than ever. 

Even if you might not catch spring here either, South Korea is still filled with more fun and interactive activities to explore. So what are you waiting for? It’s time to book those tickets!

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More than just retail, the Disney Breakfast Besties Pop-up brings your “breakfast order” to life through a fully immersive journey– complete with an interactive ordering, cooking, prepping, and finally, take-away process. 

Start your breakfast adventure by filling out an order form, similar to how you would at a Nanyang Kopi store. You can choose four items from a menu that features themed breakfast plushies, such as a Mickey kopi and teh, Chip n Dale eggs, Pooh steamed baos, Mickey baked goods, and more. 

Next, bring them over to their preparation station and watch the magic happen. Help fan away billowing steam as the chef opens a steamer to take out a fluffy Piglet bao, or catch them pulling your Mickey baked goods out of an oven to package up. 

If you ordered Mickey Kopi or Teh, you’ll witness them “long-pouring” it before transferring it into the old-school kopi plastic bags. Mickey Sandwiches will be put in the sandwich press, and you can help salt your food to taste. Once the breakfast items are well-seasoned and prepped, the chefs will put them in a Disney-themed takeaway box for you to collect.

Upon receiving your order, head over to the dining area, where you can enjoy your new plushies and snap some cute shots with them. Join a mix-and-match game and stand a chance to win a customisable zipper case. 

However, do note that this interactive element is only available during weekends and public holidays till 5 April 2026. The full experience is S$64, including the four plushies. So grab your besties this weekend and go cook up some cuteness!

Disney Breakfast Besties Plush Pop-up
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200 Victoria Street, Bugis+ Level 2 Atrium, Singapore 188021
11am–10pm (Daily)
18 March 2026 to 5 April 2026 

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Debuting its first programme, Artist Story, this edition will take place from 21 March 2026 to 2 April 2026 at the mall’s atrium, starting off with The Music Edition from 21 March 2026 to 22 March 2026. Featuring an exciting line-up of live performances, acts include Josh Makazo and Shazza, who will showcase the diversity of Singapore’s emerging music scene. 

Stay tuned throughout the weekend and enjoy rising local artists and student ensemble performances, such as Jason Yu, ANNÉ, Noah Fang, Bernice Ong, Ishbel Warifa, Chelsea Cara, Layyi, and ICEBOX. 

Following its opening weekend, The Art Edition of Artist Story continues from 23 March 2026 to 2 April 2026.

This programme will feature a curated art exhibition showcasing student works alongside pieces from emerging and established local artists, transforming the atrium into a vibrant gallery. 

Art workshops will also take place from 28 March 2026 to 29 March 2026, complementing its ongoing art exhibition and inviting you to experiment with different artistic techniques under participating artists. 

Workshops include carving out your own print, creating high-speed live portraits, manga illustration, and more. 

As lively as Orchard Road might already be, what’s one more art activation coming into play? If anything, a more colourful and youthful district to explore! 

The Centrestage 
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176 Orchard Road, Level 1 Atrium, Singapore 238843
21 March 2026 to 2 April 2026 

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At the centre of their arrival, you won’t miss Bellygom’s seven-metre-tall inflatable, set among the Peranakan shophouses at Terminal 3’s Departure Hall. Zooming out of the centrepiece inflatable, you’ll also spot Bellygom and his friends at Singapore-inspired photo spots, carnival games, and themed pop‑up stores around Terminal 3.

Bellygom Hawker Carnival

At the Bellygom Hawker Carnival, five hawker-themed game stalls inspired by Singapore’s local flavours await new players. Highlight stalls from the carnival include the Hokkien mee stall—where you step into a giant inflatable wok and catch air-blown ingredients to complete a dish—and a traditional dessert stall to recreate beloved regional treats.

Take home prizes like Bellygom plushies and keychains, The JellyHearts and Swensen’s vouchers, or exclusive Changi Rewards merchandise!

Simply spend a minimum of S$30 at participating outlets in Terminals 1 to 4, and redeem five free carnival credits via the Changi App. Alternatively, you can directly purchase credits on the Changi App at 30 credits for S$30, or 60 credits at S$50. Changi Rewards members are also given the option to redeem five carnival credits with 1,000 CR points from Changi’s Rewards Catalogue. 

Strike a pose

Wander around and you’ll find Bellygom’s friends inviting you in for a picture-perfect moment. Pose with larger-than-life iconic local snacks, including ice gem biscuits with Ja-Ah Dochi the hedgehog and a cup of kopi featuring Daldal-Guri the raccoon. Or capture your moments outside an old-school provision shop and kopitiam, complete with a HDB void deck table.

Nearby these playfully nostalgic photo spots, the Bellygom store is filled with golden (or should we say pink) finds too. At this petite shop, you’ll be able to find merchandise like a tote bag (S$11.90) or a pouch with detachable straps (S$9.90), which comes in cream or pink. Two additional pop-up stores can also be found at Terminal 3 on Basement 2, and Terminal 4 on Level 2.

More Bellygom to go around

If Bellygom’s cuteness has captured your heart, you will be able to redeem two other different designs of Bellygom Pouches as a Changi Rewards member for 1,900 points. Once redeemed, the pouches can be collected at the Terminal 3 Customer Service on Basement 2.

Don’t forget to catch the cheeky bear every weekend at Terminal 3 for a meet-and-greet, till 5 April 2026. Gold and Platinum Changi Rewards members also gain exclusive passes to a private weekend wellness event on 4 April 2026, from 2pm to 4pm at Terminal 3’s ST3PS. 

This yoga session will feature a special appearance by Bellygom, and participants will take home a goodie bag of wellness essentials worth S$50, including a Lululemon sports towel, as well as carnival tokens. With limited slots, book your event passes via the Rewards Catalogue by 22 March 2026!

As Wiggle Wiggle’s time in Singapore comes to an end, it seems that we can expect Bellygom to be the next character craze!

Bellygom Goes Local 
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65 Airport Boulevard, Terminal 3 and 4, Singapore 819663
Various Timings
Till 3 May 2026

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Anime Garden

Step into a weekend where anime, music and cosplay come together. On 21 March 2026 and 22 March 2026, Gardens By the Bay will transform into a gathering place to celebrate the energy and colour of Japanese pop culture. 

Meet iconic celebrity cosplayers, enjoy dynamic stage performances by regional talents, and wander through a vibrant marketplace filled with exclusive merchandise, collectibles and irresistible bites!

Be sure to also catch the two concert nights that light up the landscape as acclaimed Japanese artists perform beloved anisongs and J-pop favourites under the stars.

Find out more about Anime Garden here. 

Anime Garden
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Gardens by the Bay Supertree Grove, Singapore 018953
11am–9pm
21 March 2026 to 22 March 2026

Ctrl Alt Play Show

The Ctrl Alt Play Show (CAPS) is back, and taking over the White Sands Mall this weekend!

Join the convention featuring two full days of trading cards, community action, and exclusive finds. From singles and slabs to sealed products and exclusive deals, the Ctrl Alt Play Show (CAPS) is where you want to be, whether you’re a collector, player, or just curious!

Find out more about the Ctrl Alt Play Show here. 

Ctrl Alt Play Show (CAPS) 
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1 Pasir Ris Central Street 3, White Sands, Singapore 518457
11am–9pm
21 March 2026 to 22 March 2026

BLEACH Art Event

A special art exhibition commemorating one of the greatest animations from the 90s; find Ichigo, Rukia, and more characters at the BLEACH Art Event. 

Featuring a one-of-a-kind Metal Canvas Art on view and available for purchase, this art collection has been produced solely for this show, with no future editions. Special merchandise like shirts, coasters, and postcards will also be available at the exhibition, with an exclusive postcard waiting to be brought home by those who make a reservation to the exhibition. 

Find out more about the BLEACH Art Event here. 

BLEACH Art Event
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333A Orchard Rd, Mandarin Gallery #03-21, Singapore 238897
11am–6.30pm
20 March 2026 to 29 March 2026

Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience @ HyperDrive

As Asia’s first indoor gamified electric go-kart circuit, the LEGO Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience transforms HyperDrive into a LEGO Playground. 

Throughout HyperDrive, complete missions at designated pit stops and collect stamps on your mission card. Take part in adrenaline-pumping karting sessions, or create your dream vehicle at the build-and-test stations—the things to do are endless!

Additionally, race to the top of the Junior Kart monthly leaderboard for the month of March and April, and win prizes like a S$500 The Palawan @ Sentosa voucher + sets of LEGO Vehicles set worth over S$500. 

Find out more about the Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience here.

Build Your Dream Ride Autoshop Experience @ HyperDrive
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54 Palawan Beach Walk, The Palawan @ Sentosa, Singapore 098233
12.30pm–9pm (Mon to Tue), 10am–9pm
Till 30 April 2026

National Orchid Garden

Make full use of this last weekend of the March Holidays to gain free entry to the National Orchid Garden. 

Featuring ​​over 1500 orchid species and 3000 hybrids, view the world’s largest display of Tropical Orchids for free! With this promotion, enjoy the entire landscape of Singapore Botanical Gardens until this weekend. 

Find out more about what to see at the National Orchid Garden here.

Free entry to National Orchid Garden
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1 Cluny Road, Singapore Botanic Gardens, Singapore 259569
8.30am–7pm
Till 22 March 2026

Bellygom Pop-up 

Bellygom and friends have landed in Singapore for the first time at Changi Airport! The popular South Korean pink bear, Bellygom, known for surprising people and spreading joy, brings a delightful Singapore-inspired experience until 3 May 2026.

At Terminal 3’s Departure Hall, a gigantic seven-metre tall inflatable Bellygom takes centre stage, setting the scene for the festivities. Walk closer and you will find Bellygom’s friends pose with larger-than-life iconic local favourites, including ice gem biscuits with Ja-Ah Dochi the hedgehog, a cup of kopi featuring Daldal-Guri the raccoon, and Peranakan tingkat tiffin carriers with Malamala the yoga teacher peeking out from behind.

Bellygom Pop-up 
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65 Airport Boulevard, Terminal 3 and 4, Singapore 819663
Various Timings
Till 3 May 2026

Capital Zouk 

Capital is back! With Zouk having officially reopened its premier nightclub, Capital, on 12 March 2026, the space has unveiled a sweeping transformation. Comprising a new layout, new aesthetic rooms, and its signature themed nights—it’s time to return to River Valley Road. 

This weekend, Capital spotlights women in the music scene, featuring a local all-female DJ line-up, plus exclusive perks for ladies! At the end of the month, Capital’s classic themed night returns to blast feel-good classics from the 90s and 2000s—concluding its reopening celebrations. 

Find out more about Capital’s new space here. 

Capital
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3C River Valley Road, The Cannery #01-05 to #02-06, Singapore 17902
10pm–4am (Thu to Sat)

Singapore Cable Car S$8.80 Ride 

Giving locals the chance to enjoy our local landscape, Singapore Cable Car has launched a  limited-time deal on the Mount Faber Line. Offering a round trip on the Mount Faber Line for just S$8.80 per person, experience the scenic views between Mount Faber Peak, HarbourFront and Sentosa, at a fraction of the usual price!

Find out more about the Singapore Cable Car S$8.80 ride here. 

Singapore Cable Car S$8.80 Ride 
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Mount Faber Line
8.45am–10pm
Till 31 March 2026

LEGO Shophouse Experience

Walk along Orchard Road and drop by Singapore’s first-ever LEGO Shophouse Experience. Featuring a reimagined LEGO brick shophouse inspired by Peranakan culture, the shophouse spans across a few curated rooms, each with something new to discover. 

Throughout the LEGO Shophouse Experience, you’ll also notice LEGO figurines created by fans, as well as a chance for you to create your own! Journey through the space, and create your own postcard by collecting stamp colours that gradually unveil a special Peranakan graphic.

Find out more about the LEGO Shophouse Experience here. 

LEGO Shophouse Experience
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250 Orchard Road, Design Orchard Level 2, Singapore 238905
11am–9pm
13 March 2026 to 5 April 2026

Wiggle Wiggle sale

The fan-favourite Korean lifestyle brand, Wiggle Wiggle, is currently hosting its largest flash sale, marking the final week of its Wiggle Hotel Pop-up Store in Singapore. 

Shaping up to be one of the most vibrant events of the season, it’s your chance to snag adorable stationery and accessories with discounts of up to 60% off. Head down for a storewide discount of 35% off, or 60% off selected star buys on specific days.

Find out more about the Wiggle Wiggle sale here. 

Wiggle Wiggle sale
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68 Orchard Road, Plaza Singapura Atrium, #01-01, Singapore 238839
10.30am–9pm (Daily)
13 March 2026 to 22 March 2026

Singapore’s Largest Badminton Tournament @ Wyse Active Hub

Catch the last day of Singapore’s largest age-group badminton tournaments this Sunday! Hosting more than 1300 players from Singapore and across the region, the week-long tournament will feature matches running across 32 professional-grade courts.

Catch special appearances by former world No.1 men’s doubles player and Olympian Yoo Yeon-seong, and observe demonstrations of sports recovery technology during the tournament. His visit will also include a chance to play on the court with him on 21 March 2026, allowing for a rare opportunity to watch him compete up close or become his opponent

Singapore’s Largest Badminton Tournament @ Wyse Active Hub
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1 Venture Avenue, Perennial Business City #03-01, Singapore 608521
10am–3pm
22 March 2026

Dino Disco 

Bidding farewell to the DINOSAURS | EXTINCTIONS | US exhibition, Science Centre Singapore is hosting a silent disco dance on 21 March 2026 to commemorate its epic run. 

In classic Night at the Museum fashion, you can groove under the looming shadows of the beautiful creature, giving you a completely unique way of experiencing the exhibition. Feel three genres of carefully curated DJ mixes pounding through your veins with the provided wireless headphones as you immerse yourself in the exhibition after-hours.

Find out more about the Dino Disco here.

Dino Disco
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15 Science Centre Road, Annexe Hall, Singapore 609081
8pm–11pm 
21 March 2026

Collect MILO Breakfast Set (Weekend Edition) Plushies

If you haven’t heard yet, MILO Plushies are back in your nearest local supermarkets! Meet the new MILO Breakfast Set (Weekend Edition) Plushies—Milo Dabao, Milo Cup with Mini Kaya Toast, Soh Ta Pia, Prata with Curry, Milo Tarik, and Prata with Sugar—inspired by local breakfasts to indulge in on the weekends. 

Meet these adorable bites at your nearest local supermarkets and online markets. Adding on to these new plushies, get a free MILO Plush Eco Bag when you purchase any MILO Original, MILO Gao Kosong, or MILO AU Recipe Sachet promotion pack.

Find out where to find these plushies here. 

MILO Breakfast Set (Weekend Edition) Plushies
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Various Locations

Walking Trails @ CDC (Heritage Edition)

Start cashing in strolls for vouchers with the Community Development Councils (CDC)’s new initiative, Walking Trails @ CDC (Heritage Edition). Take a run or stroll along five selected trails, and gain up to S$75 worth of CDC vouchers. 

For every trail completed, receive a S$5 RedeemSG voucher and gain an extra S$10 voucher when you spot all the Ollie mascots along each path. Routes include cultural sites like The Peranakan Museum, and interactive checkpoints for you to enjoy your journey to collecting more vouchers!

Find out which trails to travel along here.

Walking Trails @ CDC (Heritage edition)
Various locations
Till 31 Dec 2026

Play! Pickle Coffee Rave

Visit Singapore’s first Pickleball Coffee rave, gathering a live coffee station, dance breaks, guided play, and more. 

Don’t be intimidated if you’re a Pickleball beginner, because coach-guided play sessions will be available to teach you the structure of a Pickleball match, and how to start rallying away. For intermediate players, open play rotations will also be present throughout, alongside 60-second rave breaks. Refuel your energy with guilt-free snacks from Aussie brand Health Lab, and refreshing brews from Lume Coffee’s live coffee station.

Slots to the event start from S$58, while more information about the Play! Pickle Coffee Rave can be found here. 

Play! Pickle Coffee Rave
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756 Upper Serangoon Road, Upper Serangoon Shopping Centre #04-27, Singapore 534626
10am–12pm
22 March 2026

Urban Wellness Retreat

Step into a refined morning of movement, recovery, and connection at the Urban Wellness Retreat by El Chido × Zara K Collective, hosted on the rooftop of Pullman Singapore Hill Street with sweeping bay views. 

Start your morning with a guided Pilates flow, followed by an invigorating ice bath recovery. Enjoy access to Pullman Singapore Hill Street’s rooftop infinity pool, and receive curated goodie bags to remember this retreat. 

Find out more about the Urban Wellness Retreat here. 

Urban Wellness Retreat
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1 Hill Street, Rooftop, Singapore 179949
9.30am–11.30pm
21 March 2026

Great World Festival 

Step right into a whimsical world of exciting carnival rides and funfair stores by well-loved carnival organiser, Uncle Ringo. Happening from 20 March 2026 to 22 March 2026, join the Great World Carnival three-day stunt comprising entertainment rides, a vibrant marketplace, and endless stalls of carnival snacks. 

Enjoy amazing deals and giveaways throughout the fair, and spend an unforgettable weekend at the Suntec Convention Centre. 

Find out more about the Great World Festival here. 

Great World Carnival
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1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre Halls 405 & 406, Singapore 039593
11am–10pm
20 March 2026 to 22 March 2026

Free Screening of Totto-chan: The Little Girl at the Window

Watch the special screening of the animated film Totto-chan: The Little Girl at the Window as part of the March Fun Fiesta at ONE Punggol.

Happening this Saturday, the screening will be held at Celebration Square Zone 1 at ONE Punggol, an open community space with a large LED screen. The event is open to the public and admission is free, with seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. 

The screening will also be taking place alongside the March Fun Fiesta at ONE Punggol which features family-friendly attractions including inflatable games, bouncy castles and community activities.

Free Screening of Totto-chan: The Little Girl at the Window
1 Punggol Drive, ONE Punggol Level 1,Celebration Square Zone 1, Singapore 828629
2pm
21 March 2026

BLACKPINK DEADLINE Pop-up  

In celebration of the renowned K-Pop girl group’s latest DEADLINE album, visit the official BLACKPINK DEADLINE pop-up from 12 March 2026, at Wisma Atria. Featuring merchandise like light stick covers (from S$25), T-shirts (from S$67), character knick-knacks (from S$13), and a limited-edition light stick (S$58). Thanks to this pop-up, you can expect your weekends at Wisma Atria to be livelier than the norm. 

Registration to the DEADLINE pop-up can be made here, while walk-in admissions will be subject to availability. 

DEADLINE pop-up @ Wisma Atria 
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435 Orchard Road,  Wisma Atria Level 1 Atrium, Singapore 238877
10am–10pm
12 March 2026 to 31 March 2026

Gardens by the Bay Sakura Showcase

Sakura returns for its 11th edition at Gardens by the Bay, accompanied by adorable Sanrio characters: Hello Kitty, My Melody and more. This year, Sakura adorns the Flower Dome with 30 varieties of cherry, peach and plum blossoms, surrounding landscapes inspired by Ishikawa’s historic districts. 

Wander through streets reminiscent of a geisha quarter, and enter a Edo-era samurai residence modelled after the home of a prominent samurai family in Kanazawa. Within its walls, admire traditional crafts from Ishikawa like lacquerware, gold leaf, dyed kimono textiles and other regional arts. 

Tickets to the Sakura showcase can be purchased here. 

Sakura @ Gardens by the Bay
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Flower Dome, Singapore 018953
9am–9pm
13 March 2026 to 15 April 2026

Monoløgue by Photomanner

One of the most dreamy and minimalistic photobooths in Singapore yet, Monoløgue by Photomanner is perfect for crafty individuals. Customise your photo strips with their DIY station, and create your own photo collage. 

Cut your photostrips, paste them onto your canvas, and write a sweet letter to yourself or to your loved one. With three mood rooms and various beauty filters to play with, decorate your memories at Monoløgue!

Monoløgue by Photomanner
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390 Victoria Street, Golden Landmark Shopping Complex #01-25, Singapore 188061
11am–10pm (Daily)

Sentosa Beach Fest

Sentosa Beach Fest makes its debut as Singapore’s largest beach festival. Consisting of fun sports, music, and play, spend your weekend tanning in sun-soaked afternoons and cool off with easy-going evenings by the sea. 

Dive into five action-packed zones–Playground, Refuel, Stadium, Showdown, and Arena–and try out the plethora of activities waiting on Sentosa all in one stretch.

Sentosa Beach Fest
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10A Siloso Beach Walk, Siloso Beach, Singapore 099008 
8am–10pm
14 March 2026 to 22 March 2026

Pinkfong & Baby Shark Splash Wonder Water Park

A pop-up family-friendly water playground, hop around inflatable water slides, obstacle courses, interactive play zones, and more at the Pinkfong & Baby Shark Splash Wonder Water Park. 

Running from 13 March 2026 to 5 April 2026, this event features special appearances by Pinkfong and Baby Shark, alongside sing-along sessions and meet-and-greets with these characters. 

Tickets to the Pinkfong & Baby Shark Splash Wonder Water Park can be purchased here. 

Pinkfong & Baby Shark Splash Wonder Water Park
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85A Palawan Beach Walk, Sentosa Island, Singapore 098521
2pm–7pm (Mon to Thu), 9.30am–7.30pm (Fri to Sun)
13 March 2026 to 5 April 2026

Easter Egg-stravaganza @ Bird Paradise

Participate in Singapore’s largest Hot-Egg Balloon Gachapon, with 100 larger-than-life egg installations and complimentary child admission! From 14 March 2026 to 12 April 2026, the annual event extends across the entire precinct from Bird Paradise and Mandai Wildlife West, to the eastern cluster with activities at Curiosity Cove and Singapore Zoo.

Look forward to egg hunts, mascot meet-and-greets, and gachapon chances throughout the event!

Easter Egg-stravaganza @ Bird Paradise
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20 Mandai Lake Road, Singapore 729825
14 March 2026 to 12 April 2026

FRIENDS Experience

Following its successful run in more than 25 cities across the US, Europe, and Australia, The FRIENDS Experience will open at the Fever Exhibition Hall from 7 March 2026 to 3 May 2026.

Through the experience, take a closer look at this iconic show by viewing the making of the series, admiring replica props, and stepping inside signature backdrops from the television series. The FRIENDS Experience is sure to walk you down memory lane.

Read our article on The FRIENDS Experience here.

The FRIENDS Experience 
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25 Scotts Road, Fever Exhibition Hall, Singapore 228220
2pm–10.15pm (Wed to Fri), 10am–10.15pm (Sat to Sun)
  7 March 2026 to 3 May 2026

HOUSE+ Bubble

The S$45 million spa complex, HOUSE+ Bubble, makes its grand opening on 14 March 2026. Featuring classic facilities like a soaking pool, spas, and common resting areas, HOUSE+ Bubble makes the best use of its 100,000 sq ft space to provide an optimal environment.

Beyond bathing, the spa house offers a range of complementary experiences, including wellness treatments, private soaking options, quiet rest areas, and dining and entertainment spaces.

Standard tickets to non-members of the spa start from S$119, and S$69 for members. 

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House+ Bubble
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1 Venture Avenue, Perennial Business City #01-02, Singapore 608521
24 hours

Islandwide Pokémon Truck

For those thinking of getting their hands on the latest Pokémon Pokopia, you can now try it for free at the roving Pokémon Truck! 

Set to travel islandwide, this mini truck features free demo games, exclusive merch, adorable photo spots and a recreational section. The Pokémon Truck will be on the move till 4 June 2026, with fixed locations currently confirmed till March 2026. Catch the truck at Bugis Junction this weekend and these locations in future: 

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Pokémon Truck Singapore
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Various Locations
10am–10pm
5 March 2026 to 4 June 2026

Exploria

One of Southeast Asia’s largest indoor, nature-themed multimedia attractions, Exploria invites you to​ experience extraordinary environments and phenomena. From prehistoric eras and extreme habitats, to microscopic ecosystems and the depths of ocean darkness, Exploria promises a new perspective of our planet. 

Beyond Exploria, the nature reserve is still full of nature-themed experiences, engaging spaces and retail options to discover Mandai Wildlife Reserve.

Read our article on Exploria here.

Exploria
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80 Mandai Lake Road, Mandai Wildlife East, Singapore 729826
11am–8pm (Mon to Fri),  11am–9pm (Sat to Sun)

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Even as they reach their fifth year in the F&B scene, Huevos is still pulling in crowds and racking up rave reviews. If you didn’t know about them before, then this is your sign to visit and see if they’re really worth the hype. 

Its first store along New Bridge Road is a small and humble space, only housing a handful of tables. Still, the restaurant’s personality shines through thanks to the vibrant and colourful mural-covered walls. 

Its newer location at New Bahru leans more towards a hip, trendy vibe. Keeping the same mural-covered aesthetic, the addition of fairy lights and rustic touches makes it especially appealing to the younger crowd. Plus, this outlet is much bigger, so you’re less likely to run into long queues, especially during off-peak hours.

On to the star of their show: the food. Unlike many new fusion restaurants popping up, Huevos keeps things authentic by serving up staple Mexican dishes. Some of the absolute classics you must try are the Birria Beef Tacos (S$21.90 ), Baja Fish Tacos (S$21.90), and Loaded Nachos (S$24). They’re also having a limited-time-only Churros Ice Cream Sandwich (S$14.90) promotion, which you need to try at least once in your life. 

They don’t skimp out on their proteins, filling each taco generously so every bite is packed with flavourful and tender meat. The fresh veggies and condiments add a nice crunch and contrast, balancing out the richer meats. When they said Loaded Nachos, they really meant it, as every layer of chip was generously coated in cheese, guacamole, sour cream, jalapeños, and more.

For drinks, they keep the fiery Mexican spirit alive with Frozen Pina Colada Jugs (S$50), Horchata, a cinnamon rice milk (S$8.90), a Margarita Jug (S$50), and more. Share a jug between your friends, and you’re guaranteed some good times and good vibes. 

So is Huevos really worth the hype? Its bold flavours, hearty portions, and lively atmosphere leave us with a clear verdict that it definitely deserves it. But don’t take it from us, head down to try it yourself!

Huevos  
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11am–3pm, 5pm–10pm (Tue to Sun)

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This year, they’ve added an extra dose of kawaii with a Sanrio collaboration, blending the pastel scenery with beloved household characters like Hello Kitty, My Melody, Cinnamonroll, and more. 

Exhibition highlights you can expect include the Nomura Samurai House, a replica of a restored residence once owned by a samurai family. Step inside to experience a glimpse of their traditional living quarters, complete with classic architectural elements that reflect the lifestyle of that era.

For a slightly more poetic moment, admire the delicate blossoms under a gentle drizzle that mimics Japan’s springtime rain. And of course, woven throughout the floral landscape are the stars of the show—Sanrio characters dressed in traditional Japanese outfits, giving you a dose of sweetness with their charming design.

Adults can visit this exhibition for S$12, while seniors and children can enjoy it for just S$8. 

Additionally, registered All Nippon Airways members will also be eligible for a lucky draw. Simply scan the QR code on the site and fill in the required details to enter. First prize winners will walk away with a pair of round-trip economy tickets to Komatsu, while the second-place winner will receive round-trip economy tickets to Tokyo. Terms & conditions apply

Fans of horticulture, you’ll be pleased to know that they are offering a Sensory Moments sharing. You can learn to differentiate between the blossoms through their scent and the techniques used to preserve each delicate bloom. These 10-minute sessions will take place on 28 March 2026, from 2pm to 5pm. 

So whether you are a Sanrio fan or need a date idea, this dreamy exhibition will whisk you right into fairytale land. 

Visit the Sakura exhibition here. 

Sakura 
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Flower Dome, Singapore 018953
9pm–9pm (Daily)
Till 15 April 2026

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What is Walking Trails @ CDC

Launched in collaboration with GovTech and CrowdTaskSG, the Walking Trails @ CDC is an initiative that encourages Singaporeans to discover our vibrant heritage while staying active. Adopting a gamified approach reminiscent of the Pokémon Go craze, they offer up reward vouchers to be earned along the 5 newly launched heritage routes. 

How it works

To get started, head over to CrowdTaskSG to join your quest. As you embark on each trail, you’ll be given 5 checkpoints to find with certain tasks to complete for CDC Trail Badges. Upon earning all 5 badges, you can exchange them for $5 of RedeemSG Rewards Vouchers. Keep your eyes peeled for adorable ollies along the way, as collecting all 5 earns you another S$10! (limited redemptions available) 

With 5 walking trails available to tackle, this means you can earn up to a whopping S$75 worth of vouchers!

Heritage Trails 

Here are the first 5 of 20 new Heritage trails in store to be released over the next 2 years. Go grab your ollies!

1. Walking Trails @ CDC: Kampong Glam (approx. 4 km) 
   Start: Peranakan Museum 
   End: Jalan Besar Stadium 
   
2. Walking Trails @ CDC: Tampines (approx. 4.3 km)
   Start: Tampines East MRT Station Exit 
   End: Tampines Central Park 
   
3. Walking Trails @ CDC: Woodlands (approx. 4.4 km)
   Start: Woodlands North MRT
   End: Marsiling Lane Market and Food Centre 
   
4. Walking Trails @ CDC: Bedok (approx. 4.1 km)
   Start: Former Coastline 
   End: Simpang Bedok 
   
5. Walking Trails @ CDC: Jurong (approx. 4.6 km)
   Start: Jurong Town Hall
   End: Taman Jurong Market and Food Centre

What can I spend my CDC Vouchers on? 

Most of you should be more than familiar with the CDC scheme by now, but if you’re new to the party, these Government-sanctioned Vouchers can generally be spent at most neighbourhood or local stores. This includes hawkers, hair salons, cafés, and even quirky hobby stores such as Hobby Point, Just Ants, and more. 

To check for eligibility, just look out for any CDC stickers plastered on the storefront. Otherwise, this handy website can keep you updated on all participating merchants. 

So gather your friends and start hunting down these vouchers! While you’re at it, don’t forget to learn more about our vibrant heritage and admire our beautiful green city!

Walking Trails @ CDC (Heritage edition)
 Various locations
Till 31 Dec 2026

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Known for its homely and welcoming atmosphere, its exterior can almost pass as a regular home, with tiled roofs, potted plants, and earthy colours that draw no attention to itself.

The café’s selection of sweet and savoury pastries also reinforces this “home away from home” identity with its intentionally home-made style and presentation. Some of their most popular items include the fluffy Ensaymadas (S$5.50), Cheese Rolls (S$4.30), and a rich, creamy Hot Chocolate (S$7.50). The Ensaymadas is a sweet, pillowy brioche topped with salty cheese, giving it an addictive burst of flavour that’ll leave you craving for more. 

And in an era of complex creations and over-the-top recipes, their Cheese Rolls stand out in their simplicity. These rolls are often dunked in a mug of rich Hot Chocolate, creating a delicious balance of sweet, salty, chewy, and creamy flavours and textures. The dishes truly feel like timeless staples that can be enjoyed at any time of the day. 

The savoury selection looks equally appetising, with plates piled high with hearty fare like the Angus Beef Tapa (S$25.50) and Grilled Chicken Inasal Focaccia (S$19.50). 

Cafe Mary Grace definitely stands out for its soulful concept, a stark contrast to the trendier, minimalistic cafes that we are so used to. If you’re one to appreciate a laid-back and leisurely meal, then head down to this cosy spot as it might just become your next go-to.  

Cafe Mary Grace 
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52 Tras Street, #01-01, Singapore 078991
10am–6pm (Tue to Sun)

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Sure enough, this applied to one of our colleagues, Yan, who indulges in fried food and late-night scrolling. Recently, she realised more hairfall than usual and that her scalp was becoming flakier and more sensitive, thus sensing that something was not quite right. Constantly waking up with an extremely itchy scalp and oily hair even after washing her hair the night before, she tried to find a solution online. Upon searching, she learnt about TK TrichoKare, and headed over for their Scalp Purifying Therapy treatment, hoping to identify the cause behind her hair and scalp issues.  

As she began her therapy session, a personalised scalp scan analysis was first performed by a TK TrichoKare consultant. With the 200x magnified scalp scans shown on screen, the consultant skilfully identified and explained what was affecting Yan’s scalp condition. Even with her daily hair washing routine, the results showed severely inflamed skin, ridden with flakes on an oil clogged scalp.

From the analysis shared by the consultant, it became clear that everyday lifestyle habits play a much bigger role than most people realise. It’s not always one obvious trigger, but a combination of things. Such as irregular sleep, and stress that can slowly throw your scalp off balance.

Most of us have at least one or two habits that could be affecting our scalp without us realising. Which is exactly why getting a proper scalp analysis can be so eye-opening—it helps you understand what’s actually going on, instead of just guessing.

After identifying the root causes of her scalp irritation, her care was continued by another Hair Specialist who oversaw the next stage of treatment. The customised European Herbal Scalp Masque. Packed with essential minerals and vitamins like iron, copper, selenium, and zinc, these superfoods are sure to aid Yan’s scalp health. Formulated with premium European herbs, such as Tea Tree and Magnolia, among others, the European Herbal Scalp Masque soothes itchiness, reduces excess oil, and enhances the shine on your hair while protecting and calming the scalp from irritation.

Once the masque was thoroughly applied to the scalp, the Hair Specialist gave her a rejuvenating Head Massage. This was also Yan’s favourite part, because she could feel the nourishing effects of the masque immediately, while having her scalp better absorb the vitamins and nutrients infused in the masque. 

After 20 minutes of soaking in the masque, the formula was washed off with TrichoKare’s best-selling shampoo, the Nourishing Hair Bath. A rich yet gentle formula, it leaves the scalp fresh, hydrated, and revitalised—like a detox cleanse as Yan described. 

After Yan’s hair was blown dry, a customised Treatment Essence was applied using the NanoMist Spray which disperses the essence into ultra-fine particles that are tiny enough to penetrate the scalp more effectively, allowing the nutrients to nourish the scalp more thoroughly and evenly. Formulated with premium European herbs like Saw Palmetto, Calendula, and Nettle, this spray not only soothes an irritated scalp, but thickens and strengthens hair strands while retaining moisture. 

The Hair Bang device was then placed on Yan’s head to deliver low-light therapy. Through the light therapy, the Hair Bang helped maintain Yan’s scalp pH balance, detoxifies, and heal her scalp from any inflammation. 

To wrap up the treatment, Yan had a second scalp scan done post-treatment and was delighted to see the visible improvements after just one session, magnified and displayed on the screen. Her scalp looked significantly clearer, with flakes and excess oil around the hair follicles gone. The redness and inflammation had visibly reduced, and her scalp felt deeply nourished and refreshed. Most noticeably, the tight, itchy and irritated sensation she had struggled with for so long had completely subsided. Seeing and feeling such a dramatic improvement motivated her to take better care of her scalp. Yan is now convinced and fully committed to healthier sleep, improved dietary habits, and a regular scalp care routine with TrichoKare to maintain the results. 

If these scalp issues strongly resonate with you, seek a consultation with the haircare experts at TrichoKare to understand what’s going on with your hair and scalp, sign up for the S$48 Scalp Purifying Therapy here, or WhatsApp <ConfirmGood> at 9150 8891 to secure your slot early. Additionally, you’ll be given a complimentary set of TrichoKare’s Nourishing Hair Bath shampoo and CompleteKare Mask conditioner (worth S$45) after your session. 

For those dealing with prevalent scalp issues such as itchiness, oiliness, or irritation, you can personally experience this treatment at any TrichoKare outlet islandwide. A healthy head of hair starts with a revitalised and cleansed scalp. It’s never too late to restore your scalp health, so why not start today?

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