Singapore is buzzing with diverse events this end of February! The 2025 SHE Annual Symposium explores gender norms and AI, while Sustainable Foods Summit 2025 brings industry leaders together for sustainability discussions. For performing arts lovers, Queering the Play and Dance Appreciation: Romeo & Juliet offer engaging storytelling. Families can enjoy Kid’s Fest: Dinosaur Zoo or PLAYtime! The Bird Who Was Afraid of Heights. Foodies can get hands-on at The Art of Xiao Long Bao Workshop, and sports fans won’t want to miss the HSBC Women’s World Championship 2025. For BL fans, Yinwar Fan Meeting Singapore promises exciting interactions!

The 2025 SHE Annual Symposium

The 2025 SHE Annual Symposium takes place on Feb. 24, 9 AM to 4:30 PM, at YWCA Fort Canning, addressing gender norms and AI with panels, workshops, films, and special guests. Featuring Mdm Rahayu Mahzam and Ms Sun Xueling, this event explores the future of women in the digital space.

FOOL OUT: A Dance Class for Every Body

Get ready to dance, express, and let loose at Fool Out, an inclusive dance class led by drag queen Sapphire Blast, happening on Feb. 24 from 6:45 PM to 8:45 PM at The Projector Cineleisure. Wear what you want, move how you want, and enjoy a fun-filled, judgment-free space. Tickets are priced at S$20.

Sustainable Foods Summit 2025 Singapore

The Sustainable Foods Summit 2025 takes place in Singapore on Feb. 25-26, addressing key topics like regenerative agriculture, sustainable ingredients, and future food trends. Hosted by Ecovia Intelligence, this climate-neutral summit brings together industry leaders and sustainability advocates.

Queering the Play: A Very Specific Timeline from One Gay Jew

Queering the Play: A Very Specific Timeline from One Gay Jew delves into queerness in theatre on Feb. 26, from 7:30 PM to 9 PM at Black Box, 42 Waterloo Street. Featuring playwright Sean Dunnington in conversation with Joel Tan, this event includes live readings and critical discussions. Entry by donation.

HSBC Women’s World Championships 2025

The HSBC Women’s World Championship 2025 returns to Sentosa Golf Club, The Tanjong, from Feb. 27 to March 2, featuring top LPGA players in a world-class competition. Tickets start at S$28, with multi-day passes available. Don’t miss one of the premier events in women’s golf!

Kid's Fest: Dinosaur Zoo

Get up close with lifelike dinosaurs at Dinosaur Zoo, running from Feb. 27 to March 1 at Victoria Theatre. This interactive show by Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo™ offers an unforgettable experience for audiences aged five and up. Tickets range from S$42 to S$72.

PLAYtime! The Bird Who Was Afraid of Heights

Join Eddie the mynah on an uplifting adventure in "The Bird Who Was Afraid of Heights," playing at the Esplanade Theatre Studio from Feb. 28 to March 16. This delightful children’s play explores courage, friendship, and self-belief through theatre and music. Tickets are priced at S$23.

The Art of Xiao Long Bao Workshop

Discover the secrets to making Xiao Long Bao at Commune Kitchen on March 1, from 10:30 AM to 2:30 PM. This hands-on workshop covers dough making, filling preparation, and expert dumpling folding techniques. Priced at S$165, the session includes all ingredients and a delicious dumpling lunch.

Dance Appreciation Series: Introduction to Romeo & Juliet

Enjoy a family-friendly introduction to Romeo & Juliet with Singapore Ballet at Esplanade Theatre on March 1, 2 PM. Featuring choreography by Choo-San Goh and Prokofiev’s timeless score, this performance brings Shakespeare’s classic tale to life. Tickets are priced at S$22, with a post-show meet-and-greet included.

Yinwar Fan Meeting Singapore | Jack & Joker U Steal My Heart (R18)

Thai stars YIN (Anan Wong) and WAR (Wanarat Ratsameerat) are bringing their YINWAR Fan Meeting in Singapore to Marina Bay Sands Expo & Convention Centre on March 1, 1 PM. Expect live performances, special guests, and exclusive fan interactions. Tickets range from S$200 to S$380.