Christmas at Jewel 2026, Jewel Changi Airport
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.
- Where: Changi
- When: On until 3 Jan 2027
- Price: Free
Gallery afternoons, garden walks, markets and evenings out — ideas for every kind of day.

Typical spend per person, in Singapore dollars.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Three defence museums open up for free family activities on 14–15 Nov, 10am–6pm. A S$10 passport adds gel blasters, drones and a tote.
Free zapin and Malay dance by the bay, 13–15 Nov, with live musicians back for the first time since 2022. Shows at 7.30 and 9.15pm.
The jazz singer and pianist returns to the Esplanade Concert Hall for two nights, 24 and 25 November at 8pm. From S$88.
A walk-around champagne tasting on the Supreme Court Terrace, two sessions a day on 14 and 15 November. Regular tickets S$98, 18 and over; Saturday’s 4pm session has sold out.
More than 300 designer brands under one roof for three days from 20 November. Day passes from S$8; under-12s go free.
The Botanic Gardens’ festive light-up, with decorated trees along Main Gate Road, from 5 December to 3 January.
The keys-and-drums jazz-fusion duo play the small Esplanade Annexe Studio on Tue 1 December. From S$67.50.
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