Weekender Guide Singapore: Best Things to See, Do, Eat on Dec. 2-4, 2022

Ahh, another weekend is upon us and you are looking for cool things to get up to in the city! We have saved you the hassle with The Beat Singapore rundown of the best places to hit up and things to do this weekend—from blink-and-you'll-miss-it pop-up sights and new restaurant openings, to the hottest activities that you shouldn’t miss. To keep your finger on the pulse of the city, follow The Beat Singapore to see what’s best in store for the weekend.
1. ZoukOut 2022
Ahh, another weekend is upon us and you are looking for cool things to get up to in the city! We have saved you the hassle with The Beat Singapore rundown of the best places to hit up and things to do this weekend—from blink-and-you'll-miss-it pop-up sights and new restaurant openings, to the hottest activities that you shouldn’t miss. To keep your finger on the pulse of the city, follow The Beat Singapore to see what’s best in store for the weekend.
Asia’s biggest dusk-to-dawn dance music festival is back. This is not a drill, ZoukOut is happening again after three long years. Siloso Beach is going to be bumping this Dec. 2 and 3 with Zedd, Armin Van Buuren, Tiësto and more on the decks. Billed as “The Futuristic City of Dreams,” it is going to be an all-out party that promises to take ravers “on a journey that transcends time into a future of make-believe.”
Tickets are selling fast so make sure to hop on the ZoukOut 2022 ticket sales website to get your passes.
When: Dec. 2-3
Where: Siloso Beach, Sentosa
How much: Price varies
2. Christmas Wonderland 2022
Lighting up the festive season since 2014, Christmas Wonderland is the year-end event to get you in the mood for the holidays. Starting from Dec. 2 until Jan. 1, 2023, Garden by the Bay will serve dazzling light shows every day, as well as live performances, themed costume parties and more. You also cannot miss the Instagram-friendly attractions that are sure to give you plenty of Christmas-themed shots for your feed.
The organisers went with the online-exclusive sale of tickets available on the event’s website. Parents, please take note that children younger than three years old get free passes for Christmas Wonderland.
When: Dec. 2-Jan. 1, 2023
Where: Gardens by the Bay
How much: Price varies
3. Culture Cartel 2022
The streets are alive with the sound of Culture Cartel coming back from a year off. There will be local art, sneakers, live music, raffle draws, and so much more.
One-day passes are available at the event but those who plan on attending the entire event can save some dollars and purchase tickets online.
When: Dec 1-4
Where: *SCAPE Singapore
How much: Price varies
4. Dusk Restaurant & Bar Presents: Dining by Jyrk
Dining by Jyrk is an exclusive, nine-day run of the collaboration between Dusk Restaurant & Bar and award-winning Danish and Nordic-Asian fusion master chef Henrik Jyrk. Taking inspiration from nature and the sea, chef Jyrk has created a six-course dinner menu with dishes like Kartofler Og Kaviar and Dansk Økologisk Tværreb to be experienced against a spectacular overlooking backdrop. To make this a Nordic-Asian experience like no other, chef Jyrk had ingredients flown from Denmark to mark the event.
This is part of Mount Faber Leisure’s Festive Dining event from December until January next year. Tickets are selling fast with Dec. 3 and 7 already booked solid, so make haste in getting your seat at the table.
When: Dec. 3-11
Where: Mount Faber Peak
How much: S$198 per person
5. Wine Tasting Fair 2022
Oenophiles and fun-havers, this one is for you. The upcoming Wine Tasting Fair by Wine Connection will feature handpicked wines and winemakers so you can imbibe both fermented grape juice and the process of creating said liquid happiness. With more than 120 bottles and 30 producers present, there are valuable conversations to be had with wine experts and enjoyers.
Wine Connection will hold the event in their branch at Capitol Square from Dec. 3 to 4. Buy your tickets here.
When: Dec. 3-4
Where: Wine Connection, Capital Square
How much: S$29.90
6. Seeing _____ Through the Eyes of Impermanence II
The Human Expression Dance Company will hold a three-day art-through-movement exposition about the effects of change on the lives of people. In the show’s synopsis, a question is asked: “Could intangible forms, beliefs and values remain lasting in their relevance?”
The event will be in the Esplanade Theatre Studio on the bay. Book your passes here.
When: Dec. 2-4
Where: Esplanade Theatre Studio
How much: Starts at S$38
7. Space Fest 2022
The Space Fest 2022 at the Singapore EXPO will greet you with wall-to-wall space-themed activities for the whole family. With three activity zones, one of which is for the viewing of World Cup matches, opportunities for out-of-this-world fun abound! But please make sure to visit the EXPO’s website for more information about event times and activity details.
Get on board the spaceship FUN! Book your tickets here today.
When: Dec. 3-30
Where: Singapore EXPO
How much: Price varies
8. Hannan Azlan at Lemon Stand Comedy Club
The Lemon Stand Comedy Club, Singapore’s popular comedy bar, is bringing one of Malaysia’s best gut-busters, Hannan Azlan, to the Lion City. Hannan Azlan has been invited to comedy circuits all over the world, opened for Ronny Chieng, and is the youngest and only female winner of the Hong Kong International Comedy Festival.
Get ready to laugh, drink, and have an all-around good time with Hannan Azlan at The Lemon Stand Comedy Club. Book your passes here today.
When: Dec. 2-3
Where: Lemon Stand Comedy Club
How much: S$45
9. The Singapore Hokkien Festival
The 7th edition of the Singapore Hokkien Festival billed as “Being Hokkien: Heritage · Culture · Food,” will feature local Chinese performers, authentic Hokkien food, and the artefacts of the Heng San Teng temple. According to the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan, the event “aims to promote better understanding and appreciation of local Chinese and Hokkien cultures to fellow Singaporeans, residents and visitors.”
Admission is free for anyone curious about the influence of Hokkien culture in Singapore as a nation.
When: Dec. 2-3
Where: 137 Telok Ayer Street Plaza
How much: Free admission
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