What’s on Singapore: Best Things to See, Do, Eat on April 20-26, 2023

Ahh, another week is upon us, and you’re looking for cool things to get up to in Singapore! We’ve saved you the hassle with The Beat Singapore’s rundown of the best places to hit up and things to do right now—from blink-and-you’ll-miss-it pop-up sights and new restaurant openings, to the hottest activities that you shouldn’t miss.
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1. Humpback Humpday Wine Day

Liquor lovers are about to be spoiled as Humpback, one of the hippest seafood restaurants in the city, is offering 20% off selected wine labels every Wednesday of the month. Prepare your stomachs to feast on succulent oysters and wash them down with a bottle of the citrusy Lydian 2020 Alto White, the fruity Jonathan Didier Pabiot Pouilly-Fume Prelude 2020, or the sourish Loveblock 2021. Peep at the menu here. For more information, contact [email protected].
When: Every Wednesday of April
Where: Humpback, 18-20 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore 089834
How much: Price varies
2. Tulipmania at Gardens by the Bay

No matter if you have an affection for plants or the outdoors, the numerous floral displays at Tulipmania at Gardens by the Bay will capture your heart. Underscoring the vibrant history of tulips in the Lion City, the exhibition boasts a vast array of flowers in different colours, shapes, and sizes. Score your tickets now and treat your little ones to a thrilling day of nature appreciation!
When: 9 AM-9 PM, April 21 to May 21
Where: Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive
How much: Starts at S$12 for adults and S$8 for children
3. Earth Day Donation Drive

Show Mother Earth some love by donating your used sneakers at the Singapore University of Social Sciences on Saturday. Each shoe will be recycled for the construction of playgrounds, fitness areas, and jogging fields, all of which will be beneficial for students in the future. To make it more exciting, those participating in the initiative will stand a chance to win a Toast Box voucher. Learn more by clicking this link.
When: April 22
Where: Singapore University of Social Sciences, 463 Clementi Road, Singapore 599494
How much: Free
4. Hari Raya Light Display at National Stadium

The roof of the National Stadium will come alive on the evening of April 22 to mark the Hari Raya festivities! Look forward to dazzling light installations that showcase the resilience of Malay and Muslim communities over the years. Watch them dance to patriotic tunes as you snap photos and videos with your loved ones. For more information, check out Singapore Sports Hub on Facebook.
When: 7:30 PM-10 PM, April 22
Where: National Stadium, 1 Stadium Drive, Singapore 397629
How much: Free
5. Singapore Tai Chi Festival 2023

Pledge your commitment to lead an active lifestyle at the Singapore Tai Chi Festival 2023. Mounted by Martial House, the government-supported event aims to gather over 1,000 fitness enthusiasts to take part in the mass display of the “8 Style Taijiquan” routine. Attendees are encouraged to bring a bottle of water for hydration. Individuals and groups may register through this link. Email [email protected] for more details.
When: 8:30 AM-10:30 AM, April 23
Where: Jurong West Stadium, 20 Jurong West Street 93, Singapore 648965
How much: Free
6. ‘Food Street’ at Hillion Mall

Foodies of all ages are invited to one of Singapore’s highly sought-after fairs! Organised by TLK Events and Lighting, “Food Street” features a medley of yummy snacks, including sweet potato balls, grilled sausages, juicy burgers, and yam cakes. No need to be concerned about getting hiccups from eating too much as cooling drinks such as milk teas are available on site. For more information, email [email protected] or call +658-044-1704.
When: 12 PM-10 PM, until April 23
Where: Hillion Mall, 17 Petir Road, Bukit Panjang, Singapore 678278
How much: Free entrance
7. ‘Love, Kebaya’ Exhibition

If you’re passionate about culture, you must not miss the National Heritage Board’s art exhibition this week. Taking place at the halls of the National Museum of Singapore, the gallery showcases intricately made sculptures and artifacts that highlight the fascinating stories behind the Indonesian national costume, Kebaya. Craftspeople and art practitioners are present to entertain any questions you may have. For inquiries, contact [email protected].
When: Until April 23
Where: National Museum of Singapore, 93 Stamford Road, Singapore 178897
How much: Free
8. Singapore Parenting Festival 2023

Although starting a family may seem easy for some, it actually demands a significant amount of fortitude and unwavering dedication. If you’re a first-time parent in dire need of pro tips, don’t miss the Singapore Parenting Festival 2023. The two-week-long virtual event will be graced by experts who can give advice on handling a newborn and navigating the challenges of parenthood as your child grows up. Register now.
When: April 24 to May 5
Where: Webinar on Facebook and website
How much: Free
9. Michelle Sng Competes at the 83rd Singapore Open

Buckle up, sports fans! Following a six-month training program in Sydney, multi-awarded high jumper Michelle Sng is returning to her homeland to compete at the 83rd Singapore Open Track and Field Championships. Be astounded as you witness the 34-year-old athlete go head-to-head with her opponents. Make sure to bring the whole clan to share your commentary with during the competition. Get your tickets here.
When: April 26-28
Where: Singapore Sports Hub, Stadium Boulevard, Kallang, Singapore 271003
How much: Starts at S$12
10. ‘Kaba ni Yu Wo Heru’ Exhibit by Ai Yamaguchi

Acclaimed Japanese artist Ai Yamaguchi’s “Kaba ni Yu Wo Heru” illustrates how “humans are unconsciously guided by the power of letters.” From paintings featuring female courtesans to larger-than-life, abstract installations, the exhibit offers a vast range of artworks that are sure to tickle your brain. Follow Mizuma Gallery on Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates.
When: 11 AM-7 PM, until May 28
Where: Mizuma Gallery, 22 Lock Road, #01-34 Gillman Barracks, Singapore 108939
How much: Free
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