November in Singapore brings a burst of creativity, competition, and celebration. Sports fans can catch the fast-paced action of the Singlife Nations Cup and AFC Champions League Two, while art lovers can explore the vibrant world of ceramics at the Singapore Clay Festival. Esports enthusiasts and holiday dreamers won’t be left out either, with BLAST Slam IV and the return of Christmas on A Great Street lighting up the month.
Discover what’s happening across the city in our curated list of events below!
Singlife Nations Cup 2025
Experience top-tier competition at the Singlife Nations Cup 2025 from Nov. 2-8, 2025, at OCBC Arena Hall 1. Featuring six international teams, including defending champions Kenya, Malaysia, Isle of Man, Papua New Guinea, Singapore Vandas, and Singapore A, this year’s tournament promises fast-paced action and fierce rivalries. Don’t miss the thrilling weeklong showcase of skill, strategy, and national pride at Singapore’s premier netball event!
Portfolio Night 2025 (Singapore)
Join the global creative community at Portfolio Night 2025 (Singapore) on Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2025, from 5 PM to 9 PM at Publicis Groupe. Hosted by Leo Singapore and The One Club for Creativity, this annual networking event connects aspiring creatives with top industry leaders through 15-minute portfolio reviews and mentorship sessions. Tickets are available via their official site, offering access to an evening of learning, inspiration, and career-defining opportunities.
AFC Champions League Two 2025/26 - Lion City Sailors FC (SGP) vs Bangkok United (THA)
Cheer on Singapore’s Lion City Sailors FC as they battle Bangkok United in the AFC Champions League Two 2025/26 on Thursday, Nov. 6, 2025, from 6 PM at Bishan Stadium. Expect an intense showdown as the Sailors seek redemption against the Thai powerhouse after their close encounters in the 2023/24 season. Tickets range from S$36 to S$50, with concessions available for children and senior citizens.
Singapore Clay Festival 2025
Celebrate the beauty of handmade ceramics at Singapore Clay Festival ’25 from Nov. 6-9, 2025, at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre. Enjoy four days of creativity featuring the Clay Maker’s Market, Shaping Clay Exhibition, live demos, and workshops by local artists. Tickets are priced at S$10 for a one-day pass and S$18 for a season pass, with free entry for children under 1.2 meters.
BLAST Slam IV: Singapore
Witness the world’s best DOTA 2 teams clash at BLAST Slam IV: Singapore from Nov. 7-9, 2025, at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Experience three days of high-octane esports action, dazzling stage production, and unforgettable competition featuring teams like Team Liquid, Team Spirit, and Talon. Tickets start from S$11 for single-day entry and S$68 for a 3-day package, with premium fan bundles available.
Christmas on A Great Street 2025
Celebrate the holiday season at Christmas on A Great Street, running from Nov. 8, 2025, to Jan. 1, 2026, along Orchard Road. Presented by Hitachi and organized by the Orchard Road Business Association, this year’s edition marks SG60 with dazzling light displays, music, and community celebrations. Enjoy Christmas Villages, nightly snowfall, live performances, and the Great Christmas Eve Street Party on Dec. 24 from 8 PM to 12:15 AM. Admission is free for all.
Sunflower Surprise
Immerse yourself in the colors of Jaipur at “Sunflower Surprise,” running until Nov. 16, 2025, at Gardens by the Bay, Flower Dome. This vibrant floral exhibition celebrates Singapore-India relations with sunflowers, marigolds, and intricate displays inspired by Jaipur landmarks like the Hawa Mahal and Patrika Gate. Presented with the High Commission of India in Singapore, the showcase invites visitors to explore a radiant blend of culture, architecture, and blooms.
German Film Festival x KinoFest 2025
Explore the best of contemporary German cinema at the 28th German Film Festival x KinoFest 2025, running until Nov. 9, 2025, at Golden Village Suntec City, GESS, Our Tampines Hub, and the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Showcasing acclaimed films like “Two to One,” “Perla,” and “Riefenstahl,” this year’s lineup delves into identity, morality, and transformation. Experience powerful storytelling and cultural exchange at one of Singapore’s longest-running foreign film festivals. Admission varies per venue.
