November promises a wide variety of things to do in Singapore this month. In addition to pop-ups promotions and events, and post-Halloween scares, here are other fun things to sign up for in November.
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1. Alice: Into The New World
Embark on a dazzling journey at this brand new immersive exhibition that made waves in Korea earlier this year.
Alice: Into The New World is an immersive art experience transports you into the heart of Alice’s world via a towering five-sided screen environment with original soundtracks by a top K-Pop producer.
A blend of motion graphics, 3D visuals, and surround sound, you’ll walk through the Mad Hatter’s tea party, roam the Queen of Hearts’ blooming rose garden, and more.
Tickets start from $28.
Date: From 31 October 2025
Location: 600 North Bridge Road, Parkview Square, 3rd floor, Singapore 188778
Opening hours: 10am-7pm
2. Wicked: For Good Premiere Day in Singapore
Get ready for a spellbinding day at Universal Studios Singapore as the cast of Wicked: For Good makes a special appearance for the film’s Singapore premiere on 13 November 2025.
Park visitors might just catch a glimpse of the stars as they walk the “yellow carpet” en route to the premiere — a rare chance to see Hollywood magic unfold right in the heart of the park.
Date: 13 November 2025
Location: 8 Sentosa Gateway, Singapore 098269
3. Mofusand Holidays at Bugis
Kick off the holiday season at Bugis Junction and Bugis+ with an adorable Mofusand pop-up.
Snap adorable photos in front of their whimsical installations and shop exclusive merchandise at the pop-up store in Bugis+. More information will be released closer to date.
Date: From 4 November 2025
Location: Bugis+, Level 2 Atrium, 201 Victoria St, Singapore 188067
Opening hours: 10am-10pm
Love Mofusand? Check out their newest redeemable collectibles in collaboration with Sushi Tei
4. Craft, Create, Plate! The Mini Wok Workshop with Sherry’s Minis
Get hands-on at The Mini Wok Workshop with Sherry’s Minis, where you’ll sculpt a miniature nasi goreng out of polymer clay — complete with tiny ingredients and even a handwritten recipe card.
Led by Rashidah, the artist behind Sherry’s Minis, this workshop celebrates Singapore’s favourite local dishes in miniature form. Expect plenty of creativity, nostalgia, and foodie fun as you craft, plate, and connect with fellow food lovers.
Free, with a $5 refundable deposit.
Date: 8 November 2025
Location: Block 39, Level 3, Main Deck in SAM Office, SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Timing: 2-4:30pm
5. Dear Evan Hansen
Catch the premiere of Tony, Grammy, and Olivier award-winning musical, Dear Evan Hansen, in Singapore this weekend.
With music by Benj Pasek & Justin Paul, and book by Steven Levenson, the show explores connection, youth anxiety, and the search for belonging—delivered with heart-aching honesty and soaring melodies.
Tickets start from $68.
Date: 30 October-16 November 2025
Location: 10 Bayfront Ave, B1-69/70 The Shoppes, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018971
6. ArCH Square
There’s a brand-new cultural hotspot that opens this weekend.
ArCH Square is Singapore’s first dedicated space for archaeology and living heritage. Beyond exhibits, you can also sign up for experimental archaeology workshops, watch (or join!) volunteers as they process excavated finds, sit in for heritage movie nights, and more immersive programmes rolling out throughout the year.
Admission is free, with a mix of free and ticketed programmes.
Date: From 1 November 2025
Location: 125 Jln Sultan, Singapore 199011
Opening hours:
Mon-Tue: Closed
Wed-Fri: 11am-7pm
Sat-Sun: 10am-6pm
7. Sentosa Festive Market
This month, head down to Palawan Beach Walk, as the beloved Sentosa Festive Market returns with an “Inspired by Nature” edition.
Explore over 30 local makers and eco-innovators while grooving to soulful beats curated by @blackoutagencyasia. From green living workshops to hands-on art sessions — like paper clay workshop and upcycled crafts for kids — it’s a wholesome escape that’s both relaxing and inspiring.
Date: 1-2 November 2025
Location: Palawan Beach Walk (next to Palawan Green)
Opening hours: 4-9pm
8. UBS House of Craft x Dior
UBS House of Craft x Dior will make its Asian premiere in Singapore during 21- 23 November, celebrating the craft of haute couture.
Featuring an exclusive experience curated by former Editor-in-Chief of Vogue Paris Carine Roitfeld and acclaimed photographer Brigitte Niedermair, UBS House of Craft x Dior will present their haute couture collection. From commissioned photographs alongside archival gowns, to mood boards from Dior Heritage, the exhibition offers a rare glimpse into the evolution of haute couture.
Access to attend UBS House of Craft x Dior is free to the public, but registration is required.
Date: 21-23 November 2025
Location: 39 Keppel Rd, #05-03/06, Singapore 089065
Opening hours:
Monday: Closed
Tue-Sun: 11am-7pm
9. The Silky Way
Step into Hermès’ dreamlike world of colour and imagination at this free exhibition running from 23 October to 5 November 2025.
Inspired by the brand’s iconic silk carrés, the showcase transforms these scarves into story-filled canvases — blending myth, music, and art in a multisensory experience. Wander through vibrant displays that highlight the intricate beauty and creativity behind each design, and discover why Hermès’ scarves have become timeless symbols of artistry and imagination.
Free admission, but we recommend booking a time slot.
Date: 23 October-5 November 2025
Location: Marina Bay Sands, Event Plaza, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Sing
10. Singapore Writers Festival
The Singapore Writers Festival is back, uniting global and local authors, poets, and creatives in one of Asia’s leading literary celebrations.
This year’s theme, “Shape of Things to Come” invites readers and dreamers alike to imagine the future with hope, courage, and creativity — all while Singapore celebrates its 60th year of independence.
Expect thought-provoking panels, intimate readings, and conversations that explore how stories continue to shape our world.
More information on the full programme list is available on their official website.
Date: 7-16 November 2025
11. Catch highly-acclaimed films at this year’s Singapore International Film Festival
Singapore’s largest film festival is back.
Stay tuned to find out more about this year’s theme and festival schedule.
Date: 26 November-7 December 2025
12. Shop for your gifts ahead of time at Boutiques Singapore: The Gifting Edition 2025
Singapore’s most anticipated shopping event needs no introduction.
Stock up on Christmas presents early, or simply just go on a shopping spree. It’s the best place to discover new local brands!
Tickets for 3-day access cost $10 ($8 early bird promotion before 31 October).
Date: 21-23 November 2025
Location: F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975
Opening hours:
21-22 Nov: 11am-9pm
23 Nov: 10am-6pm
13. AFTERLIGHT
A nightlife experience like no other is lighting up CQ @ Clarke Quay on 7 November 2025.
AFTERLIGHT fuses music, art, and technology into a one-night festival where you’re not just a spectator — you’re part of the show. Upon entry, you’ll receive a personalised interactive bracelet that unlocks digital art, glowing installations, and gamified missions you can complete with friends.
Expect live DJ sets from local and regional acts, a Creators’ Alley, and immersive light and art zones perfect for the ’gram. Don’t miss the GachaBot experience, where completing challenges earns you prizes like MAC products, SKINARMA merch, and dining vouchers.
Date: 7 November 2025
Location: CQ @ Clarke Quay, Fountain Square, 3 River Valley Rd, Singapore 179024
Opening hours: 6-11pm
14. Makers’ Market
They claim to be Singapore’s most frequented artisan pop-up marketplace.
Makers’ Market is back this month, bringing together some of Singapore’s most talented artisans, crafters, and indie brands. Curated by INVADE, this vibrant pop-up series features handmade goods, sustainable creations, and one-of-a-kind finds — from jewellery and lifestyle products to quirky art and home décor.
Catch the upcoming editions at:
- Punggol Coast Makers’ Market – 15–16, 22–23 & 29–30 Nov; 6–7 & 13–14 Dec (12–9pm)
- Makers’ Market @ Singapore Cruise Centre – 22–23 Nov & 20–21 Dec (12–8pm)
15. GREEN-HOUSE
Singapore’s biggest sustainability-led retail festival, GREEN-HOUSE 2025, is back this November at the newly renovated Temasek Shophouse,
Expect to explore nine immersive zones reimagining eco-friendly urban living, 80+ brands and partners showcasing innovations in conscious lifestyle, and 40+ free workshops where you can get hands-on with climate-positive activities.
Highlights include a coral conservation mission supporting Garden City Fund’s 100K Coral Initiative and a Mercedes-Benz showcase featuring a life-sized 3D-printed G-Class made from over 40,000 upcycled PET bottles.
Date: 8-9 November 2025
Location: Temasek Shophouse, 28 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238832
Opening hours: 10am-8pm
New cafes and restaurants to dine at
16. STYXX
From the team behind Leila comes STYXX, a bold new skewer and grill bar opening on Teck Lim Road this November.
Think of it as Leila’s rugged younger sibling — gritty, flame-kissed, and full of character. The menu takes Middle Eastern flavours to new heights with housemade saluf flatbread, mezze dips, and skewers from just $10, each grilled over an open flame for that perfect smoky char.
For something heartier, go for lamb, chicken, or crab leg mains, best enjoyed with a drink in hand amid the bar’s effortlessly cool, fire-lit atmosphere.
Date: From 1 November 2025
Location: 18 Teck Lim Road, Singapore 088390
Opening hours: TBC
17. All Hands Cafe
From 28 October to 5 November, celebrate the soft opening of All Hands Cafe at with a special treat — enjoy a free Matcha Banana Pudding with every main ordered (dine-in only)!
Housed in a charming century-old shophouse, All Hands Cafe offers all-day brunches. like their Signature Shokupan, Kaya Roti & Eggs, and DIY Toasts. Meanwhile, mains include Laksa Barramoodi, and steakhouse calssics like Rossini and Steak Tartare.
Pair your meal with a creative brew, such as their Yuzu Espresso Soda to Peanut Butter Hojicha Latte.
Location: 159 Telok Ayer Street, Singapore 068614
Opening hours: 8am-5pm
18. Awfully Chocolate Brunch Buffet 3.0
All-you-can-eat… chocolates?
Awfully Chocolate’s Weekend Brunch Buffet is back with their third edition! At $38, look forward to a new line up of, fresh bakes & pastries, scrambled eggs, tater tots, bacon, yoghurt bowls & more — and yes, you can drown everything under a free-flow chocolate tap.
Location: 131 E Coast Rd, Singapore 428816
Opening hours: 10am-3pm (every weekend)
19. 88 Hong Kong Roast
Beloved for its authentic Hong Kong–style roasts, 88 Hong Kong Roast has just unveiled its newly revamped Lavender flagship outlet — now a full-fledged, air-conditioned roast specialty restaurant with seating for up to 100 diners.
Beyond their all-time favourites like char siew, crispy siew yok, and roast duck, look forward to the debut of 88 Specialty Noodles, featuring handmade mee pok paired with signature meatballs made from a premium blend of pork and infused with dried sole fish for that extra umami punch.
Date: 308 Lavender St., Singapore 338814
Opening hours:
Mon-Sun: 10am-10pm
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