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What to do in Jun 2025: i Light, Flipside, Go Green SG & more

What to do in Jun 2025: i Light, Flipside, Go Green SG & more

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Wondering what to do in Jun 2025? With the June school holidays approaching, it's time to take a well-deserved break. After all, this month is filled with activities for families to bond together. June is also packed with programmes that spur us to do our part to save Mother Earth and arts events that galvanise us to ruminate over the future of our planet.
Check out these best activities to recharge this month over the June school holidays.
i Light Singapore is a sustainable light art festival held annually. This year, the festival features 17 light art installations by 20 artists, all inspired by the colour red and the theme 'To Gather'. This year's event celebrates Singapore's 60th year of independence.
i Light Singapore 2025 expands its reach beyond Marina Bay with new satellite sites along the Singapore River and Raffles Place, and a returning zone at South Beach.
Raffles Place Park will feature 'The Guardians,' an inflatable garden showcasing oversized flowers inspired by Singaporean flora. Meanwhile, South Beach will play host to 'Saulux' by SPLACES. STUDIO, where wind creates light and sound within a field of swaying twigs, and 'This is Not a Screen,' an interactive art installation made from recycled polarised screens.
Multiple locations Sun to Thu: 7.30pm – 11pm Fri & Sat: 7.30pm – 12am | |
The National Family Festival 2025 will kick off in late May with a free large-scale carnival. From sports tryouts to the meet and greet with their beloved Families for Life mascot, Becky Bunny, along with engaging stage games, there's something for everyone.
The National Family Festival 2025 includes the Children's Festival as a component, taking place every weekend from 24 May to 15 Jun 2025. The Children's Festival is a collection of events designed to engage children, often with themes of friendship, family, and creativity.
The theme for this year's Children Festival is Lilo & Stitch, inspired by the film of the same name. Take a photograph with the 2-metre-tall Stitch figurine from 24 May to 8 Jun and stand to score 4 movie tickets to Disney's Lilo & Stitch and 2 Lilo & Stitch stationery sets.
For a full list of locations & timings, refer .
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Flipside 2025 is a whimsical arts festival featuring circus, comedy, physical theatre and puppetry with the theme 'The Games We Play'. It celebrates the jubilation of competition, collaboration and the absurdity of life through a diversity of free and ticketed programmes.
The arts festival kicks things off with Bill's 44th birthday celebration (for adults only!) with cake, snacks and games, where Bill takes us on a journey of self-discovery and acceptance.
Returning to the festival are the Lah Meh Lions who bring a Singaporean twist to the games we all played growing up. Meanwhile, puppeteer Lee Dae Yeol's A Show With Strings transforms the childhood game of Cat's Cradle into an imaginative showcase.
Standard Ticket for Bill's 44th at S$38 at
1 Esplanade Drive, Singapore 038981
+65 6828 8377 For a full list of programme timings, refer . | |
Go Green SG is a whole-of-nation movement to rally citizens, organisations and the community to take collective action towards a more environmentally sustainable and greener Singapore. The event returns from 16 May to 29 Jun 2025 in support of SG60. Go Green SG this year will feature more than 900 activities by around 400 partners.
Embark on a memorable outdoor adventure at the 4-hour Lazarus Sea Sports Centre (LSSC) Cycle & Kayak Island Tour (1, 8, 15, 22 & 29 Jun, 9.30 am – 1.30 pm), a guided experience that showcases the stunning coastal landscapes of the Southern Islands.
LSSC Cycle & Kayak Island Tour at S$85 at
For a full list of locations & programme timings, refer here.
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How could an interrelated future for humans and non-humans become a reality? In June, the ArtScience Museum presents a seasonal programme on exploring imaginaries that orientates us towards driving change to mould tangible and sustainable collective futures.
Explore a variety of perspectives and on-ground learnings through a nature-in-focus film festival, a forum that explores teenagers' unique paradigm around ecological justice, digital nature art trails and upcycling workshops on environmental empathy, and installations that dream up fantastical ecosystems of make belief flora and fauna and hypothetical scenarios.
Be sure to drop by their workshop (14 & 28 Jun) to learn about plastics and sustainability practices and how to use sewing skills to craft an eco-friendly bag from recycled materials.
Standard Ticket for Create an Eco-Friendly Bag Workshop at S$4 at
For a full list of locations & programme timings, refer here. +65 6688 8888 | |
The fifth edition of Gallery Children's Biennale is held in conjunction with the Gallery's 10th anniversary and the nation's 60th birthday. With the overarching theme of 'Tomorrow We'll Be…', the Biennale invites children to reflect on the endless possibilities of the future.
Both children and adults can look forward to 8 multi-sensorial artworks by both local and international artists, as well as a lineup of free, engaging activities throughout the period.
Fantasy by Co2_karbondioksida is a work inspired by the creators' 2-year-old daughter, Quinn. The piece was made by repurposing pre-loved baby clothes and toys. It reflects the parents' concerns about the waste conundrum. For example, where do children's items end up when they are no longer needed? Are they junked or given to others who can use them?
1 Saint Andrew's Road, National Gallery Singapore, Singapore 178957 +65 6271 7000 Daily: 10am – 7pm | |
Get ready to gather your crew because Altro Zafferano just launched a fantastic new menu that's all about flexibility and sharing! They're bringing the bold, bright flavours of Southern Italy straight to your table, crafted with the freshest premium ingredients.
This revamped menu means more deliciousness for everyone, including:
An expanded variety of starters (from S$18++)
Their special foccacinas (from S$10++)
Awesome large-format dishes perfect for sharing (from S$36++)
Plus, all your favourite pastas (from S$34++), mains (from S$58++), sides (from S$16++), and desserts (S$5++).
Imagine soaking up an Italian summer, and you've got the vibe of the (S$28++)! This Neapolitan gem features tender, fresh Mediterranean octopus that's first blanched, then thinly sliced and tossed with olives, tiny boiled potatoes, aromatic herbs, and bright Amalfi lemon zest.
Next, get ready for Altro Zafferano's amazing spin on a Northern Italian classic: the (S$38++)! Imagine this: delicate, house-made pasta parcels brimming with a dreamy 'stracciatella' filling. We're talking a luscious blend of creamy burrata and silky mascarpone, jazzed up with the nutty goodness of Parmigiano, a hint of basil, and a touch of egg yolk.
And now for our favourite dish – the (S$36++/pax)! This isn't just pasta; it's an experience that starts right at your table. A beautifully hand-crafted rigatoni from Southern Italy gets tossed tableside in a giant pecorino cheese wheel! Yes, you heard that right – a cheese wheel! The whole dining room fills with the most incredible, savoury aroma as the pasta soaks up the sharp, rich deliciousness of the cheese.
Lastly, get ready to share (or not!) the dreamy (S$24++ for 2 pax). This classic Italian dessert features delicate, gluten-free soaked in espresso and Cointreau, layered with velvety mascarpone, and finished with cocoa powder and candied orange peel. Pure bliss in every spoonful!
10 Collyer Quay, Ocean Financial Centre, Level 43, Singapore 049315 +65 6509 1488 Mon to Fri: 12pm – 3pm & 6pm – 11pm Sat: 6pm – 11pm Closed on Sunday |
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Jointly presented by the Children's Museum Singapore and the Museum Roundtable, Children's Season is an annual programme that brings cultural and educational experiences to spark curiosity in children and inspire them to learn about our past.
This June holidays, dive into Char Kway Teow Rhapsody – an adventure where children roleplay as the lively ingredients in Uncle Seng's iconic dish, while he battles dementia.
Starting at Armenian Street, embark on a whimsical pre-activity. Then, go on a journey of scents, sounds and stories about the disappearing hawker trade. Combining live theatre, cooking and play, rediscover what it means to cherish our heritage, one stir-fry at a time.
Child & Adult Ticket for Char Kway Teow Rhapsody at S$35 Each at
23-B Coleman Street, Children's Museum, Singapore 179807
+65 6337 3888 For a full list of programme timings, refer . | |
From 22 May to 15 Jun, float across the canals of La Serenissima – the 'Most Serene', or what Venice was called back in the day – as the heady scent of lilies in full summer bloom transports you to one of the most beautiful places in the world. As you traipse through the narrow cobblestone streets of a picturesque Italian town, a diversity of lilies line your route.
You definitely won't be able to miss the eye-catching yellow scooter or the Vespa during your stroll. From its first buzz through Venice's post-war streets, the Vespa transformed urban mobility with its sleek frame, enclosed mechanics and step-through design. From factory floors to theatres, the 2-wheeled vehicle quickly became a symbol of Italian flair.
Cloud Forest featuring Jurassic World: The Experience Adult Resident Ticket at S$26 & Child/Senior Resident Ticket at S$22 at
18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
+65 6420 6848 9am – 9pm (22 May – 15 Jun) | |
The 2025 Swiss Club Music Festival is a live music event hosted by the Swiss Club in Singapore, offering a variety of musical performances, food and drinks, according to the French Chamber of Commerce and an Eventbrite post. It features live music and a G-rated film screening for families. All net profits from ticket sales will go to the charity ANAK-Tnk.
Enjoy live performances from over 40 talented artists bringing you more than 60 songs. Indulge in alfresco jazz and bossa nova tunes, along with timeless pop and rock classics. Savour easy-going food options and taste a vast drink selection, such as free champagne.
General Admission Ticket at S$30 at
36 Swiss Club Road, Swiss Club, Singapore 288139
+65 6591 9420 5pm – 11pm | |
Wondering what else to do in Jun 2025? Get ready for the ultimate anime shopping experience at the DOKI! DOKI! Anime Market. With exclusive merch, exclusive artist partnerships and a series of creators, this is the event anime fans have been waiting for.
The artist alley at the market has been curated to include as many anime and video game series as possible. From old but gold fandoms to the hottest stuff all year round such as Genshin Impact & Honkai: Star Rail to even non-anime titles, visitors will be in for a treat.
2 lucky convention attendees will win tickets to see MY FIRST STORY live at their debut Singapore show at the Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, as part of their first Asia tour.
Entry Ticket at S$15 at
1 Raffles Boulevard, Suntec International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Hall 406, Singapore 039593 11.30am – 7.30pm | |
If you liked Emerald Hill, it doesn't hurt to travel to Sentosa for A Peranakan Journey Awakened Through the Senses (at least you won't have to pay for the activities). Here, be wowed by Peranakan exhibits that glow after dark and get hands-on with batik lessons.
Step into a vibrant world of Peranakan craftsmanship at the Field of Beaded Bloom @ Tactile Trellis. Be wowed by a giant beaded shoe sculpture and intricate designs inspired by traditional beaded slippers. Wander through the alleyway to explore the evolution of the Peranakan kebaya and batik. You can also admire accessories and cross-cultural influences.
Be blown away by Peranakan artistry at the Giant in Grace @ The Walkway. From elaborate teapots to exquisite jewellery, these daily treasures are reimagined at a larger-than-life scale. You will be able to admire every intricate detail up close. Each piece tells a tale of heritage, handiwork and culture through reflective write-ups that bring them to life.
For a full list of locations & programme details, refer .
+65 1800-SENTOSA (736 8672) | |
Singapore's comedy legend and drag queen Kumar is back with an all-new show live at Crystal Fairy on Carpenter Street in Singapore. Known for his sharp wit, fearless humour and electrifying stage presence, Kumar promises a night of uncensored laughter and fun.
The performer rose to stardom from his cabaret nightclub acts and 2 decades of over-the-top performances on television, stage, and films. Besides that, the entertainer has also published a biographical book called 'Kumar: From Rags To Drag' back in Sep 2011.
Whether you're a first-timer or a devoted fan, this performance will leave you in stitches. Don't miss the chance to see this icon live and prepare for a night of boisterous chuckling.
Admission Ticket (Inclusive of 1 Drink) at S$58.73 at
29 Carpenter Street, Crystal Fairy, Level 7, Singapore 059923
+65 8751 3242 8pm – 10pm | |
Guess what's shaking up your Sunday brunch game? The Masses, your go-to for fantastic Franco-Asian eats, just dropped their new Farm-Style Communal Sunday Brunch on 20 Apr 2025!
Get ready for a super chill, rustic-chic feast that's all about amazing flavours and good vibes with your favourite people. We're talking a generous spread inspired by the French countryside, where every dish is crafted with serious passion.
For just S$68.80++ per adult (and a sweet deal for the little ones!), you and your crew (minimum 2 diners) can dive into a curated 10-dish sharing menu every Sunday from 11am to 5pm.
Expect a table laden with artisanal breads, yummy dips, fresh salads, and tasty appetisers to kick things off. Then, get ready for satisfying mains featuring poultry and seafood, all rounded off with delightful desserts. Plus, the kitchen might even surprise you with second helpings of your faves!
The Crispy Chicken Leg with Sauce Supreme was definitely the star of our meal, because this isn't just chicken, it's a masterpiece! They put serious love into this dish: the chicken leg gets a 24-hour brine, then a 12-hour air-dry, before being perfectly pan-roasted. The result? Skin that's unbelievably crisp, and meat that's juicy and succulent. It comes with delightful sautéed shiitake mushrooms and pancetta, all brought together by a rich, velvety sauce crafted from chicken jus, mustard, pepper, Champagne, Xérès vinegar, and cream. Pure culinary magic!
Click here to see menu.
15 Stamford Road, Capitol Singapore/The Arcade, #01-84, Singapore 178905 +65 6518 4988 Sunday: 11am to 5pm | |
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