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Eleven Christmas buffets, set dinners and takeaways for 2026, with prices from each hotel's own page. The first early-bird deadline is 29 November; four of the buffets are halal-certified and three options come in under S$60 a head.
Nine places to see snow in Singapore this Christmas, eight of them free, with exact show times from Jewel, Changi Airport, Orchard Road, CHIJMES, VivoCity and Christmas Wonderland. Snow City closed for good on 30 September 2026.
39 confirmed concerts from November 2026 to April 2027, in date order: BTS, Jay Chou, Bruno Mars, YOASOBI, Stray Kids and more, with venue, price range and the official ticket link for each.
Ten log cakes for Christmas 2026, cheapest first, with prices, sizes and order deadlines from each shop's own page. The cheapest is S$48.80, three are halal-certified and the first early-bird price ends on 20 November.
Eleven New Year's Eve dinners in Singapore for 31 December 2026, from S$108++ to S$598++, with seatings, what each price includes and which operators claim a fireworks view. All have published their price.
Singapore's 11 public holidays in 2027 from MOM's list, the five long weekends they make, the leave days that stretch three more, and MOE's 2027 school terms and holidays.
Chinese New Year 2027 is Saturday 6 and Sunday 7 February; Monday 8 February is a public holiday if Sunday is your rest day. What is confirmed so far, what Chinatown, River Hongbao and Chingay have not announced, and what to book now.
Eleven halal-certified restaurants in Singapore, each checked on MUIS's directory: nasi padang, prata, dim sum, Indonesian, Arabic grills and four hotel buffets, with prices, hours and MRT.
Unlimited ice cream and a pool of sprinkles in Dempsey, from S$43 a head for about an hour. Worth it with children; expensive ice cream without them.
The Supertrees, the outdoor gardens and the 7.45pm light show are free. You pay for the two cooled domes, and residents pay a good deal less than visitors.
S$4 gets you across by train, and the beaches, Fort Siloso and the Sensoryscape lights are free. The rides and shows are where the money goes, so choose one or two and leave the rest.
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.
