Planning a date in Singapore can be tough, especially when the stakes are a lot higher on Valentine’s Day.
But don’t worry, we’ve curated date ideas of all different genres, from adventurous to hands-on, and even artsy ones, here are the best things to do in Singapore this Valentine’s Day.
Valentine’s Day events in Singapore
- MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Singapore
- The Magic Experience: A Night at The Magic Bar
- Flowers in Bloom
- I Love Eu: A Musical Cabaret
- Round 2
- Manner Newsstand
- Requisite Pocket Watch Workshop
- Capture & Curate
- Studio Frond
- The Bees Gees: Night Fever
1. MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Singapore – Katong-Joo Chiat
They say love isn’t a game, but this Valentine’s Day, you might want to make an exception.
Step inside a real-life MONOPOLY board this month with MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Singapore — a new self-guided adventure that turns Katong–Joo Chiat into a playable story.
Start at Kim Choo Kueh Chang, pick up your Utility Bag (complete with M$200 MONOPOLY Money and a limited-edition Chance Card), then follow WhatsApp clues as you hunt for Property Cards hidden around the district.
Expect quirky corners, old-school gems like Dona Manis Cake Shop, and plenty of photo-worthy stops along the way.
Tickets start from $32.4 per person.
Location: Katong-Joo Chiat area
2. The Magic Experience: A Night at The Magic Bar
Skeptics will say that love is an illusion, but this Valentine’s Day, but you can fall under a different kind of spell.
Take your date on a journey of wonder and excitement with a close-up magic show by Asia’s Top Illusionist, Alexander Yuen.
Tickets start from $98.5 per person.
Date: 14 February 2026
Location: 2 Havelock Rd, #01-11, Singapore 059763
Timing: 8pm
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3. Valentine in Bloom
Forget the cliche bouquets.
This Valentine’s Day, style floral arrangements for each other at this Ikebana Workshop. Ikebana is a traditional Japanese way to arrange flowers.
The date ends with light refreshments and coffee/tea.
The Ikebana Workshop is available on its own, and through a staycation package at InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay.
Date: 14 February 2026
Location: 1 Nanson Rd, Singapore 238909
Timing: 3:30pm
4. I Love – EW: A Musical Cabaret
Whether you’re head over heels or happily single, there’s a song for you this Valentine’s Day.
“I Love — EW” is an unconventional Valentine’s Day Musical Cabaret for singles and couples alike. Featuring local voices from the Serious Arts Collective, this curated lineup of musical theatre classics dives deep into the complexities of romance, from the highs of a new flame to the shadows of a heartbreak.
Tickets from $37.5.
Date: 13 February 2026
Location: Blu Jaz Clarke Quay Central, 6 Eu Tong Sen St, #01-09 In Between Mookata & Tsui Wah, Singapore 059817
Timing: 7pm onwards
5. Round 2
For couples who are simply looking to enjoy each other’s company, while avoiding the Valentine’s Crowd, consider booking your very own private entertainment room.
Round 2, is a new venue in Haji Lane with insanely affordable prices — $35 for 3 hours (U.P $129) when you book the 11am-2pm slot — in addition to having your own F1 simulator in the room (only available in the VIP Room)
In addition to the racing simulator, the room also offers Netflix, PS4 games, as well as board games!
Location: 20 Haji Ln, #02-00, Singapore 189213
Opening hours: 11am-11pm
6. Manner Newsstand
Valentine’s Day is a HUGE deal, and there’s no better way to immortalise it than landing your very own headline on a newspaper cover.
For just $10, inclusive of a digital copy, you get to get your faces printed out on a full-on newspaper at Manner Newsstand at Haji Lane.
Location: 50 Haji Ln, Singapore 189243
Opening hours: 24 hours (it’s outside Manner Photobooth)
7. Requisite Pocket Watch Making Workshop
Time stands still when you’re in love, and this workshop lets you craft the very vessel to capture it this Valentine’s Day
Forget the usual clay-making or tufting workshops. Hosted by the craftsmen at Requisite, choose from over 50 different dials, charms, and metal to craft your very own personalised pocket watch.
Reservations are required, with prices at $65 per person, and $120 for two.
Location: 16 Shaw Road, Kin Building, #02-11, Singapore 367954
Opening hours: Daily slots by appointment: 11am-7pm
8. Capture & Curate
If you’re tired of the “what should we do during Valentine’s Day” debate, Capture & Curate has built the ultimate romantic itinerary.
This all-in-one experience kicks off with a private couple’s photoshoot to immortalise your chemistry, followed by a DIY perfume workshop where you’ll craft signature scents for one another. To top it all off, head over to Lavi Taco @Maxwell to decompress over a specially curated 3-course Valentine’s feast.
Prices start from $130 for 2 pax.
Date: 14 February 2026
9. Studio Frond
You can’t go wrong with flowers and matcha, so imagine a two-in-one activity at this matcha bar at Joo Chiat.
Head down to Studio Frond to DIY your matcha takeaway tray with flowers from $15.
It’s a fun activity, but their drinks are even more impressive. Matcha purists should go for their Usucha (from $6) or Matcha Latte (from $7.5) to fully savour the nuances of their matcha powder. But, their matcha speciality drinks, such as the Miso Butterscotch Matcha (from $8.5) and White Corn Matcha (from $9.5) hit the spot too.
Location: 216 Joo Chiat Rd, Singapore 427483
Opening hours
Mon-Fri: Closed
Sat-Sun: 9am-7pm
10. The Bee Gees: Night Fever
If you are looking to trade the usual Valentine’s cliches for a full-on disco inferno, this is it.
Performed by a world-class international band, The Bee Gees: Night Fever captures the legendary energy that made the Gibb brothers global icons. Grove to iconic hits, from Stayin’ Alive to How Deep Is Your Love.
Tickets are priced from $68.
Date: 14-15 February 2026
Location: Sands Theatre at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956
Opening hours:
14 Feb: 8pm
15 Feb: 3pm
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