Featured Events in Singapore in July, 2025 (July Updated)

World Aquatics Championships – Singapore 2025 is the flagship event bringing together the six aquatic sports of swimming, water polo, diving, artistic swimming, open water swimming and high diving. The premier event, to be held from July to August 2025 at the Singapore Sports Hub and Sentosa, is expected to attract over 2,000 competitors from over 190 countries and will host the best athletes from the top aquatic countries.

World Aquatics Championships – Singapore 2025 is the flagship event bringing together the six aquatic sports of swimming, water polo, diving, artistic swimming, open water swimming and high diving. The premier event, to be held from July to August 2025 at the Singapore Sports Hub and Sentosa, is expected to attract over 2,000 competitors from over 190 countries and will host the best athletes from the top aquatic countries. Click here for schedules in detail

The first exhibition presented by the Balloon Museum dedicated to Inflatable Art is a group show where each work represents an interpretation of air through the ingenuity of international artists. Pop Air first opened to the public in Rome in December 2021. Inspired by the Pop Art movement, when artists drew inspiration from mass and commercial culture, Pop Air adds a dimensional and architectural element, ensuring a unique experience that will characterize all the Balloon Museum’s exhibitions.

The event celebrates Singapore’s 60th anniversary and the 10th anniversary of the opening of the Singapore Cable Car Sentosa Line. It will take place from 23 May to 31 August 2025. Nyonya Reimagined is an immersive storytelling that weaves a tapestry of nostalgia and heritage, inviting visitors to rediscover the rich Nyonya culture through vibrant installations, projection artworks, performances, workshops, and curated Nyonya dining experiences across Sentosa. The exhibition celebrates Nyonya heritage as a cultural identity for Singapore.

New Art Museum Singapore presents Wonders of Nature, the museum’s first immersive experience for children of all ages running from 5th April to 5th October 2025, designed to highlight the importance of natural environments through fun interactions with art. Featuring a dynamic range of artworks, from AI generated projections of giant ancient fishes to alluring animal sculptures, digital gameplay, art playground and beautiful paintings, Wonders of Nature invites both children and adults to embark on an exciting journey, following the green leaves and heart unto five versatile paths—Canyon of Cuddles, Animal Kingdom, Ancient Aquarium, Garden of Senses, and the Imagination Room. By showcasing how art and nature intertwine, this exhibition offers a meaningful opportunity for visitors to appreciate the environment and connect with art. Whether through awe-inspiring visuals or interactive experiences, Wonders of Nature creates a space where the magic of biodiversity comes alive for all.

In commemoration of Singapore’s 60th year of independence, the National Museum’s special exhibition Once Upon a Tide invites you to embark on a voyage through the ebbs and flows of the island’s transformation from a bustling port to a global powerhouse. Journey through Singapore’s 700-year history and discover how the sea and river have shaped Singapore’s evolution, witnessing the constant flows of people, goods, and ideas that have together woven the fabric of the nation. Uncover the many connections that have positioned Singapore at the crossroads of the world, and play your part in envisioning Singapore’s future!

Ocean: Diving into the unknown invites you on a an immersive journey into the depths of the ocean, a realm where myth, visual poetry, and science intertwine. Designed and produced by the French National Museum of Natural History and hosted at Alliance Française as part of the French Excellence program and the vOilah! France Singapore Festival, this exhibition celebrates France’s rich maritime heritage. Discover how the ocean has inspired legendary tales and iconic works by French authors like Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea, shaping the imagination of men and women for generations. Trace the footsteps of pioneering French explorers and scientists whose discoveries have help unveil the ocean’s secrets, and marvel at the enigmatic flora and fauna that inhabit the deep. While recognizing the wonders underneath, Ocean also shines a light on the vital role of this ecosystem for our planet and the urgent environmental challenges threatening this natural treasure today. Join us as we dive beneath the waves, where mystery, beauty and innovation come together. The exhibition is a call to celebrate the ocean’s enduring influence on culture and knowledge, as well as its vital importance to our planet.

Experience a night of laughter at the upcoming Comedy Show in Singapore. Taking place at Mandala Club on 31 Bukit Pasoh Road, Singapore, 089845, this event is scheduled for July 31, 2025. Enjoy a free evening of entertainment with talented comedians showcasing their best jokes and sketches. Don't miss this opportunity to unwind and enjoy a memorable night out in the city.

This exhibition offers a new, revealing look at the world-class Portland Collection of art. The museum will be filled to the brim with fascinating art and objects, a giant cabinet of curiosities. There will be silver and tapestry, paintings and jewels; art that has come home after a long loan to a prestigious national gallery, and stunning star items that visitors know and love – such as Michelangelo’s ‘Madonna of Silence’ or the pearl earring worn by Charles I at his execution. A highlight of the display is a Picture Gallery, stacked with Tudor and Jacobean portraits – many of which have never been seen publicly before.

Family, art, and entrepreneurship converge in the story of three visionary Peranakan women from Indonesia – Nyonya Oeij Soen King, her daughter-in-law Nyonya Oeij Kok Sing, and her granddaughter Jane Hendromartono. From the 1890s to 1980s, they produced impressive batiks in the renowned batik centre of Pekalongan on Java’s north coast. This exhibition explores the lives and works of these women, revealing how each became a batik master in her own right, and how they responded to the rapid political, cultural, and economic changes of their times to run a business that produced great art.

⭐Step Into the World of Claude Monet! Monet Inside invites you on an immersive journey through the life and legacy of Claude Monet, one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. Experience his most iconic works — from Impression, Sunrise to the Water Lilies — come to life through breathtaking floor-to-wall projections, interactive installations, and classical music. Highlights 📽️ Journey through the life of Claude Monet in a new kind of cinematic experience 🎨 Watch iconic paintings come to life through larger-than-life projections 🎵 Unwind in a breathtaking setting where classical music complements art 🗣️ Learn fascinating insights about Monet’s life and artistic vision 📷 Immerse yourself into art through insta-worthy displays 🤩 Enjoy interactive content that recognizes your emotions 👪 An enriching and entertaining experience for visitors of all ages

Harry Potter: Visions of Magic is an interactive art experience exploring some of the most mysterious corners of the wizarding world. Discover a series of artistic and immersive environments inspired by enigmatic places in the magical community, like the Room of Requirement, Newt’s Menagerie, the Ministries of Magic, and more. Responsive video content, bold architecture, and original soundscapes create breathtaking multi-sensory installations, while interactive technology invites guests to illuminate the invisible, revealing visions of magic all around you. Prepare to be enchanted as Harry Potter: Visions of Magic makes its Asia Premiere at Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore. This immersive art experience, celebrated worldwide, will now captivate audiences in Asia with its evocative and interactive environments. Explore the Enigmatic Wizarding World Harry Potter: Visions of Magic invites you to embark on a self-guided journey through the most mysterious corners of the wizarding world. Discover ten immersive environments, each filled with stunning multimedia installations, responsive video content, and original soundscapes. From the grandeur of the Ministries of Magic to the captivating wonders of Newt’s Menagerie, every step reveals new visions of magic.Interactive Wand Experience Use a bespoke wand to reveal “Visions of Magic” as you journey through the wizarding world. These wands will help you uncover hidden magical elements within the immersive environments, offering a unique way to interact with the enchanting installations.Exclusive Merchandise and Butterbeer™ Complete your visit with a stop at our unique retail space offering bespoke souvenirs, gifts, and apparel. Don't forget to enjoy a glass of the iconic wizarding world beverage, Butterbeer.We are thrilled to present a unique experience with ten immersive environments, out of which, two are exclusively featured for Singapore. Each environment offers a distinct journey into the magical world, inviting you to explore iconic locations and uncover hidden secrets. △ Knight Bus: Race through London streets under the blanket of night. △Grimmauld Place: Travel inside an iconic address concealed by charms and spells. △Ministries of Magic: Enter the governing body of the magical community of witches and wizards △Hall of Prophecy: Return to the hidden chamber of whispers past, present, and future. △Newt’s Menagerie: Step inside the magical case where fantastic beasts roam free. △The Pensieve: Discover visions of magic from memories across time △Retail Shop: Complete your visit with a stop at our unique retail space offering bespoke souvenirs, gifts, and apparel △Butterbeer: Don't forget to enjoy a glass of the iconic wizarding world beverage, Butterbeer.[Ok1] Exclusive to Singapore: The Chamber of Secrets: Travel below Hogwarts to the home of the ancient basilisk.The Trap Door: Unlock a series of chambers to reach the Philosopher’s Stone.

After a popular exhibition in 15 cities including Sydney, Amsterdam, Berlin, Budapest, Vienna, Warsaw, Seoul, Miami, Seattle, etc., Banksy Art: No Limits is finally coming to Singapore in December 2024! When the topic is street art, there is no way around him: Banksy is probably the most famous and mysterious graffiti artist in the world. Banksy's Art: No Limits showcases more than 200 works of the artist, such as his original art, prints in different materials, photographs, sculptures, etc.

Angin Cloud imagines the rural industrialisation of a hill side from Vietnam’s Central Highlands. Pairing Jrai wood sculptures and suspended pillars that recall farming structures for growing pepper vine, the installation references ‘angin’, a Jrai concept for the dynamic potential for change found in water and air.

lris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses showcases the work of one of the most visionary fashiondesigners of her generation. A pioneer in her use of technologies, lris van Herpen defiesconventional norms of fashion, blending the traditional with innovative production technigues From micro to macro, this exhibition interrogates the body in space, our identities andpotential futures in a rapidly changing world. Celebrating van Herpen's future-facing andmultidisciplinary approach, this unigue retrospective exhibition incorporates nine themes thatcombine fashion with art, design, sustainability and science. A selection of over 140 looks and accessories by lris van Herpen are placed in dialogue withworks of contemporary art and extraordinary natural history specimens. The Singaporeiteration of the exhibition features local and regional content including artefacts on loan fromthe Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum as well as other contemporary artworks curatedby the ArtScience Museum team. Artists, architects and designers featured in the exhibition are David Spriggs, Philip Beesley,[Mé], Juliette Clovis, Jacques Rougerie, Tan Shao Qi, Rogan Brown, Ren Ri, CourtneyMattison, Heishiro lshino, Tim Walker, Enrico Ferrarini, Ferruccio Laviani, Yayoi Kusama, ChunKwang Young, Joseph Walsh, Wim Delvoye, Janaina Mello Landini, Lanny Bergner, KateMccGwire, Ruben Pang, Damien Jalet, Kohei Nawa, Casey Curran, lvana Basi¢ and KimKeever. Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Sensesis an exhibition co-organised by Musee des ArtsDecoratifs, Paris, France and ArtScience Museum, Singapore, based on an original exhibitiondesigned by Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris.

lris van Herpen: Sculpting the Senses showcases the work of one of the most visionary fashiondesigners of her generation. A pioneer in her use of technologies, lris van Herpen defiesconventional norms of fashion, blending the traditional with innovative production technigues From micro to macro, this exhibition interrogates the body in space, our identities andpotential futures in a rapidly changing world. Celebrating van Herpen's future-facing andmultidisciplinary approach, this unigue retrospective exhibition incorporates nine themes thatcombine fashion with art, design, sustainability and science. A selection of over 140 looks and accessories by lris van Herpen are placed in dialogue withworks of contemporary art and extraordinary natural history specimens. The Singaporeiteration of the exhibition features local and regional content including artefacts on loan fromthe Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum as well as other contemporary artworks curatedby the ArtScience Museum team. Artists, architects and designers featured in the exhibition are David Spriggs, Philip Beesley,[Mé], Juliette Clovis, Jacques Rougerie, Tan Shao Qi, Rogan Brown, Ren Ri, CourtneyMattison, Heishiro lshino, Tim Walker, Enrico Ferrarini, Ferruccio Laviani, Yayoi Kusama, ChunKwang Young, Joseph Walsh, Wim Delvoye, Janaina Mello Landini, Lanny Bergner, KateMccGwire, Ruben Pang, Damien Jalet, Kohei Nawa, Casey Curran, lvana Basi¢ and KimKeever. Iris van Herpen: Sculpting the Sensesis an exhibition co-organised by Musee des ArtsDecoratifs, Paris, France and ArtScience Museum, Singapore, based on an original exhibitiondesigned by Musée des Arts Décoratifs, Paris.

City of Others: Asian Artists in Paris, 1920s-1940s is a groundbreaking exhibition that examines the art history of Paris from Asian perspectives. The exhibition compares the experiences of Asian artists in Paris during a dynamic period of time, featuring works by Asian artists like Foujita Tsuguharu, Georgette Chen, Lê Phổ, Liu Kang, Pai Unsoung, Itakulla Kanae and Hamanaka Katsu.

Diplomacy and Desire: Basoeki Abdullah in Singapore is an exhibition of artworks by Indonesian painter, Basoeki Abdullah (1915-1993) who is known for his paintings of stalwart statesmen and attractive women. The highlights of the exhibition are two paintings that the artist gifted to Singapore. Diplomacy and Desire focuses on the artist’s relationship to Singapore and his time living in Singapore when it achieved self-government in 1959. The exhibition considers the relationship between Basoeki as a high-society painter and his agency as a regional cultural producer who was keenly aware of the geopolitical value of his artworks. The exhibition encourages audiences to see this prominent portraitist anew and reflect upon the ‘power’ of beauty and art in post-colonial Southeast Asia.

Fernando Zóbel: Order is Essential is National Gallery Singapore's first solo exhibition on the transcontinental artist, thinker and art patron who was active in Asia, North America and Europe. Born in the Philippines to Spanish parents, Zóbel shaped a language in international abstraction that instilled the vital beauty of order in the unpredictable creative process. Running from 9 May – 30 November 2025, the exhibition highlights Zóbel’s unique artistic practice and contribution to modernism globally. The exhibition is an iteration expanding on the Zóbel: The Future of the Past exhibition, which was held at the Prado Museum, Madrid, Spain (2022) and in Ayala Museum, Manila, Philippines (2024).

Fistful of Colours: Moments of Chinese Cosmopolitanism brings together artworks from the late Qing Dynasty to the present moment to explore the social history of art, with a particular emphasis on the situatedness of Chinese ink works amidst its political milieus. With reference to the concept of Chinese cosmopolitanism as proposed by scholar Pheng Cheah, the exhibition connects the artistic and scholarly advocation embodied by the artists presented, telling a story of the social life between artists and society through both modern and contemporary experiences of the overseas Chinese intellectual and mercantile communities, their pursuits of Chinese modernity, and their collective cultural commitments at the dawn of globalisation.

Housed in the former Supreme Court building, the UOB Southeast Asia Gallery features over 300 artworks that trace shared artistic impulses across Southeast Asia. Beginning in the mid-19th century, the exhibition navigates Southeast Asia’s art history as an ongoing encounter with the new, as artists across the region negotiate the meaning of art and seek to reinvent vernacular expressions and aesthetics. Presented largely chronologically and interspersed with key turning points in artistic sensibilities, the exhibition also identifies how art is inextricably linked to the region’s turbulent social and political history. The exhibition owes its title to Chairil Anwar, one of Indonesia’s most cherished poets. In his 1948 poem Krawang-Bekasi, Chairil Anwar lamented the massacre of villagers by Dutch colonial troops in West Java, giving vent to the desire for national independence at the time. This line can also be said of the experience of many artists in the region, caught between manifesto and dream, personal and political. The curatorial narrative explores four themed locations in roughly chronological order, each of which critically examines common artistic impulses in the region during each period: Authority and Anxiety, Imagining the Nation and the Self, Performing the Nation, and Redefining Art.

In celebration of the theme of Crop Diversity and its significance in cultural and agricultural history, this exhibition is one of over 30 exhibitions happening simultaneously across the globe. It is co-organised by the Botanical Art Society (Singapore) and the Singapore Botanic Gardens (SBG) as part of the second Botanical Art Worldwide Project, in conjunction with the Worldwide Day of Botanical Art celebrated on May 18.Members of the Botanical Art Society (Singapore) have submitted botanical artworks exploring Heritage Crops—traditional plant cultivars not used in modern, large-scale monocultural agriculture; Crop Wild Relatives—wild species that can enhance cultivated crops or are foraged wild plants; and Ancient Crops— plants cultivated for centuries in their original form. Each piece has been carefully selected by a panel of expert botanists and botanical artists based on scientific accuracy, artistic merit, technical mastery, and overall impact.Many of these plants hold deep personal meaning for the artists, evoking memories of home, family traditions, and cultural heritage. Some recall the familiar ingredients used in home cooking, while others are tied to crops central to traditional festivities.Beyond their personal significance, these plants are valued for their roles in food, medicine, and textiles, representing a rich genetic diversity often overlooked in modern agriculture. By showcasing these lesser-known varieties, this exhibition underscores the importance of preserving plant biodiversity while celebrating the artistry of botanical illustration.

Embark on an expedition through time as we celebrate 10 years of the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum at the National University of Singapore. Since 2015, Singapore’s only natural history museum has been a vital institution for scientific research, education, and community engagement—uncovering the rich biodiversity of Southeast Asia and its historical connections. This milestone exhibition honours the curiosity that drives scientific exploration, celebrating the Museum’s origins, with its collections dating back to the 1840s, to its present-day role in preserving and showcasing the region’s natural heritage. Step into the past, explore the present, and catch a glimpse of the exciting future ahead. Be part of our next chapter in biodiversity research and conservation!

Yeo Workshop is proud to announce the Singapore debut solo exhibition of acclaimed Malaysian artist Noor Mahnun, also known as Anum. This landmark presentation coincides with the 40th anniversary of her first exhibition at Video Diva, an artist-run space in Florence, Italy, in 1985. For both the artist and the gallery, this exhibition marks a pivotal chapter in the unfolding story of Southeast Asian contemporary art — one that foregrounds the nuanced contributions of women artists whose practices have long developed outside the spotlight, yet resonate with remarkable clarity and relevance today.

Stories of Singapore: Building Our Heritage Brick by Brick is a colourful brick-filled showcase featuring a large-scale diorama of iconic Singaporean elements. Presented with programme partner The LEGO Group, and in collaboration with Chinese Development Assistance Council (CDAC) and MJD Pro Group, visitors can look forward to flexing their creative sides by participating in digital colouring experiences, a hands-on LEGO Make & Take activity and even play a part in completing a record-breaking LEGO mural!

Martech World Forum isn’t your typical marketing event - it’s been called “the best event for high-quality networking” and “essential for staying ahead of the competition.” Here’s why it stands out: ✅ One Stage, All Signal Forget decision fatigue. With just one expertly curated stage, you’ll catch every session without worrying about what you might be missing. ✅ Intimate, Not Overwhelming We cap attendance at 50 people to keep things personal. It’s an event where real conversations happen — not just business card swaps. ✅ People, Not Pitches Our partners aren’t here to sell — they’re here to contribute. We’ve teamed up with martech companies who genuinely care about pushing the industry forward. ✅ World-Class Speakers Expect insights from senior leaders at top global brands, sharing practical, relevant strategies you can apply immediately. ✅ No Sales Pitches Allowed Every talk is focused on real value — no fluff, no hard sells, just actionable insights that matter to your business. ✅ Food, Drinks & Unexpected Fun We mix in great dining, drinks, and surprise moments throughout the day — because learning should be enjoyable too. Information Source: The Martech Weekly | eventbrite

Caring through The End: Support for Carers of Loved Ones with Cancer or Terminal Illnesses A gentle, practical workshop to help you support your loved ones and yourself through the journey of terminal illnesses and end-of-life care. Caring for someone with a terminal illness, especially cancer, is one of life’s most heart-stretching roles. Often, carers are caught between trying to do their best and coping with a rollercoaster of emotions — fear, grief, guilt, helplessness. This one-day workshop offers a safe space to better understand these emotional dynamics, learn how to support meaningfully, and walk away with tools to care with compassion and resilience. What is This Course About? This course creates a safe, supportive space for carers to pause, reflect, and grow. It offers more than just coping strategies — it invites you to explore the deeper emotional journey of caregiving and how it transforms you. You’ll learn how to sit with difficult emotions, hold space for someone in pain, and make sense of the personal impact caregiving has on your identity, relationships, and inner world. Through guided reflections, peer sharing, and practical frameworks, you’ll walk away with: A deeper understanding of your emotional responses Tools to support others without depleting yourself Space to process what it means to care — and to grieve Whether you’re currently caring for someone or preparing for that role, this course equips you not just to “do,” but to be present — with calm, clarity, and care. Learning Outcomes Examine emotional and relational impact of terminal illness on carers Identify anticipatory grief, caregiver fatigue and silent suffering Apply tools for difficult conversations - What to say, how to listen, when to pause Develop coping strategies to maintain your own emotional health and avoid burnout Making space for meaning: Reframing the caregiving journey as growth Information Source: Blended Concept - Social Enterprise with raiSE | eventbrite

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Our bowling sessions for persons with disabilities—open to all, with no experience needed. A coach will be on-site to guide you through the basics, and ramps are available to support your game. Come roll with us! Eligibility: All disabilities are welcome, aged 6 years old & above S ession Frequency: Every last Wed of the month Time: 1.50-4pm Venue: Singapore Island Country Club (Island Location) Lifestyle Hub Price: Free Note: Free shuttle (including wheelchair accessible transfer) will be provided between Bright Hill MRT and venue, and parking coupons will be provided for those who are driving. Pls bring your own socks, socks will not be provided. Please select tickets for participants only. Each participant can be accompanied a caregiver. For any enquiries, please contact Ryna at community@sdsc.org.sg. Information Source: Singapore Disability Sports Council | eventbrite