Five good reasons to go out this weekend

Five things happening Friday 20 – Sunday 22 November 2026.

Christmas at Jewel: a 16-metre tree in Forest Valley and snow up to three times a night, from 13 November

Fri 20 Nov · Changi

The UNIQLO Christmas tree with a brownstone house at its base in the Forest Valley at Jewel Changi Airport, seen across the Rain Vortex walkway, from Jewel's photos

A 16m UNIQLO tree in Jewel’s Forest Valley and nightly snow from 13 Nov to 3 Jan; Canopy Park’s Starry Christmas costs S$6 for residents.

A 10-metre Mario, nightly snow and a Nintendo pop-up store: VivoCity’s Christmas, from 13 November

Fri 20 Nov · Telok Blangah

Rendering of the Super Mario holiday pop-up at VivoCity’s Central Court, with a Christmas arch, tree and Mario character figures

Free Super Mario Christmas zones at VivoCity, 13 Nov–27 Dec, with snow Tue–Sun at 7.30 and 8.30pm and a Nintendo pop-up store from 1 Dec.

Eureka Day: SRT stages the Tony-winning comedy about a school committee that cannot agree, from 18 November

Fri 20 Nov · Robertson Quay

The five cast members of Eureka Day sit and lean around a small yellow children’s table against a turquoise backdrop

Jonathan Spector’s satire of a consensus-run school meeting, 18 Nov–6 Dec at KC Arts Centre. Preview from S$48; youth tickets S$28.

Orchard Road’s Great Christmas Village opens at Ngee Ann City on 13 November, with snow at 8 and 9pm

Fri 20 Nov · Orchard

The rainbow entrance arch of the Great Christmas Village at Ngee Ann City Civic Plaza at night, with Kiztopia characters and visitors walking in, from the Orchard Road Business Association's photos

Carnival games, a Marvel Avengers tree and nightly snow on Ngee Ann City’s plaza, 13 Nov–3 Jan, 3pm to 10pm. Rides run on a carnival card.

Junior and the Holiday Magic: SRT’s Christmas musical for small children ends on 21 November

Fri 20 Nov · Bugis

Santa, Mrs Claus, elves and a penguin on stage in Santa's workshop set in Junior and the Holiday Magic, from SRT's production photos

The Little Company’s hour-long North Pole musical for ages 4 and up ends Sat 21 Nov. Weekend shows 11am and 2pm, from S$22.

New this week

Age.3, the Ginza fried sando shop with two-hour queues, is now at ION Orchard

Opening

Age.3, the Japanese fried sando shop that drew two-hour queues in Ginza, opened its first Singapore shop at ION Orchard (#B4-64/65) on Friday 13 November 2026, open daily 10am to 10pm. Lead with the Creme Brulee.

BTS fans get a 1,500-drone show on Palawan Beach and a 3km run on Sentosa

Announced

Sentosa has dated its BTS THE CITY ARIRANG events: a 3km run on Saturday 12 December (S$50 early bird until 21 November) and a 1,500-drone show on Palawan Beach, 18 to 20 December, plus a Fan Village and Night Out at RWS.

Monster Curry is pouring Meiji chocolate over its katsu curry from 16 November

Pop-up

From Monday 16 November 2026 to 3 January 2027, all nine Monster Curry outlets serve a Meiji Black Choco Katsu Curry (S$16.90), chocolate curry fries (S$8.90) and Meiji honey toasts. Dine-in only, plus service charge and GST.

The Teochew meat puff stall's 40 years of pasar malams end on Saturday 14 November

Closing

Teochew Meat Puff, the family stall that has sold at night markets for 40 years, ends its last pasar malam on Saturday 14 November 2026, on the field opposite Fernvale Primary School in Sengkang, 12pm to 9.30pm.

Closing soon

Champagniac pours 18 champagnes at National Gallery Singapore, 14 and 15 November

Last day today

Defence Collective Festival: free hands-on weekend at three defence museums, 14 and 15 November

Last day today

Muara Festival: three free nights of Malay dance at the Esplanade, with a live band again

Last day today

SSO Family Film Favourites: an orchestra for small people

Last day today

Amitav Ghosh's 14 November Writers Festival keynote is sold out, but the S$30 pass is not

Until 22 Nov

The essential guide

Singapore in 2027: what's coming

Stadium nights, a fifth ART SG, a new Science Centre and pandas heading home. Start with the long weekends: Chinese New Year and Deepavali are the leave to book now.

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