Things to do in Singapore in February 2026

February is a month packed with festivities and celebrations! However, there are also numerous other events and activities to look forward to. If you’d like some suggestions on what to do this month, find them below.

1. Catch ‘Now You See Me Live’

From 20 Feb to 8 Mar, an exhilarating magic show is hitting our shores. ‘Now You See Me Live’ is based on the popular magic-heist film franchise of the same name and brings together four world-class illusionists as The Horsemen.

These magicians will translate the magic of the films into a live stage spectacle, adding on never-before-seen tricks and feats to the mix. Audiences who attend this show will definitely be awed by the jaw-dropping stunts and unbelievable illusions. 

Tickets are now available and you can make your purchase on SISTIC.

Best for: Fans of large-scale stage shows

Price: S$68++ – S$218++

10 Bayfront Avenue, Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018971
+65 6348 5555
Wed to Fri (20 Feb to 8 Mar): 8pm
Sat (20 Feb to 8 Mar): 11.30am, 4pm & 8pm
Sun (20 Feb to 8 Mar): 2pm & 6.30pm
No shows on Mon & Tue
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2.  Enjoy the Champagne Superstar Brunch at Firangi Superstar

Modern Indian restaurant Firangi Superstar has recently introduced a fresh take on Saturday brunches – the Champagne Superstar Brunch. It is a generous spread of modern Indian dishes paired with free-flow Champagne, cocktails and wines.

Diners will begin their meal with an ‘Out of the Box’ starter kit, containing 8 specially curated bite-sized starters, such as Caviar Puri, Truffle Puri and Sesame Muruku with salmon mousse. Their Avocado Kulcha is one of the highlights and features egg jam and biryani-spiced bacon on soft leavened flatbread.

After the starters, guests can then choose a hearty main from choices ranging from Prata Waffle with Madras fried chicken to Steak & Eggs with grass-fed striploin and masala scrambled eggs. Those who prefer a taste of the seas can also opt for Fish & Chips with Amritsari cod and gunpowder fries.

Finally, a dessert buffet provides a sweet ending, with treats such as Strawberry Shortcake, Cinnamon-Ginger Cookie and Bru Coffee Cannoli. The Champagne Superstar Brunch is priced at S$68++ per pax for food only, with add-ons available for free-flow drinks. 

Paying an additional S$70 will grant you free-flow tea, soft drinks, house wines and house beers for 2.5 hours, while an additional S$188++ will get you 2.5 hours of free-flow Champagne, cocktails and wines.

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Best for: Leisurely weekend dining

Price: S$68++ – S$256

20 Craig Road, #01-03, Singapore 089692
+65 3129 7552
Sat: 12pm – 3pm
Brunch not available on other days
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3. Have a romantic evening at The Bee Gees Night Fever

One of the most buzzing days in February is  Valentine’s Day, on the 14th. If you’re a lover and a lover of music, you’d be stoked to know that The Bee Gees Night Fever is taking place on the weekend of 14 & 15 Feb. 

This Valentine’s Day Weekend Concert is perfect for couples who enjoy songs by the Bee Gees and would love to just have a romantic weekend singing along to their classics. This tribute-style concert will be performed by world-class vocalists, so your ears will surely be blessed.

Don’t miss this and book your tickets here.

Best for: Valentine’s Day date nights

Price: S$68 – S$168

10 Bayfront Avenue, Sands Theatre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 018971
+65 6688 8868
Sat (14 Feb): 3pm & 8pm
Sun (15 Feb): 8pm
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4. Get your hands on the new OUAI Ibiza and Santorini

OUAI has just expanded its fragrance collection with 2 new Hair & Body Fragrance Mists — Ibiza (S$46) and Santorini (S$48). These mists are made for both hair and body, and offer unique scents that will transport you somewhere sun-soaked and romantic with a simple spray.

The Ibiza mist is a sensual fragrance that feels like dancing on an island after dark. There are notes of cocoa, tonka bean, vanilla and rum, reminding you of a date with a DJ or a time of dancing the night A-OUAI. 

Santorini, on the other hand, feels like diving into the waters on a romantic, sun-baked afternoon on the Mediterranean. This light scent blends juicy peach and orange with delicate honeysuckle and warm amber, creating that fresh, airy and radiant scent.

Both mists are now available exclusively at Sephora, in stores and online.

Best for: Beauty and fragrance shoppers

Price: S$46 – S$48

Multiple locations
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5. Shop at Capitol Singapore’s Festive Market

Shortly after Valentine’s Day, it’s time to welcome the Year of the Horse with the Chinese New Year (CNY)! And if you’re looking for a lively place to shop for seasonal gifts and delights perfect for the Lunar New Year, check out the Spring of Blossoms Festive Market at Capitol Singapore. This market is happening from 30 Jan to 15 Feb and seems to give off a slightly different vibe from your traditional CNY markets like those at Chinatown. 

Beyond just exploring the vibrant mix of retail offerings and handcrafted goods here, you can also spot the beautiful new centrepiece at the Outdoor Plaza and snap some photos, too. If you are shopping at Capitol Singapore from 30 Jan to 3 Mar, you can also participate in an Abundance Spin and Lucky Draw, depending on your spending. 

For more information about all the festive happenings at Capitol Singapore, click here.

Best for: Chinese New Year shopping

13 Stamford Road, Capitol Singapore, Outdoor Plaza, Singapore 178905
+65 6385 7488
Daily (30 Jan to 15 Feb): 12pm – 8pm
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6. Visit Gardens by the Bay for more CNY vibes

Want more CNY buzz? Gardens by the Bay will be a great place to visit this month, as it will be like a cluster of Chinese New Year-themed activities and events. Firstly, Flower Dome is now hosting Spring Blossoms daily until 1 Mar. Over there, springtime blooms, horse decorations and Chinese-inspired structures come together for a calm, festive experience. 

Secondly, River Hongbao is returning to Supertree Grove from 15 to 24 Feb. If gigantic lantern displays, multicultural performances and delicious street food are more your jam, this is for you. This event is also great for families because there are amusement rides and activity booths for all ages. 

For more recommendations for places to visit this Chinese New Year, check out our full article below. 

Best for: Families and festive sightseeing

8 Marina Gardens Drive, Gardens by the Bay, Flower Dome, Singapore 018953
+65 6420 6848
Daily (16 Jan to 1 Mar): 9am – 9pm
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18 Marina Gardens Drive, Gardens by the Bay, Supertree Grove, Singapore 018953
+65 6929 2097
Sun (15 Feb): 6.30pm – 10.30pm
Mon (16 Feb): 6.30pm – 12.15am
Daily (17 – 24 Feb): 2.30pm – 10.30pm
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Chinese New Year 2026 — where to celebrate the Year of the Horse in Singapore

7. Make your wish at the Chingay Parade 2026

The annual Chingay Parade is back! And this year, it will take place on 27 & 28 Feb, bringing a dazzling celebration to the F1 Pit Building with a theme titled “WISH”. As with the parade every year, viewers can expect multicultural performances filled with illuminated costumes, props and floats.

This year’s Chingay Parade is also special as it will feature its first-ever circular parade route and a transformable multi-tier stage with special effects that will light up the venue. If you would like to witness creativity, culture and celebration rolled into one grand event, don’t miss this.

And for those of you thinking where to spend your S$100 SG Culture Pass credits, the good news is that you can use them to purchase tickets for this event. For more information on ticket prices and availability, click here.

Best for: Large-scale cultural celebrations

Price: S$20 – S$60

1 Republic Boulevard, F1 Pit Building, Singapore 038975
Fri & Sat (27 & 28 Feb): 8pm
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8. Become a Demon Slayer at the Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition

This is for all of you anime fans reading this. And especially if you’re a fan of ‘Demon Slayer’, February is a great month for you. The Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Total Concentration Exhibition is running from now till 15 Mar. 

If you’d like to step into the world of the popular manga and anime series, plan a trip down to the Former Sports Hub Library now! You will experience immersive galleries, dynamic installations and interactive experiences.

Tickets are selling fast on Pelago or Klook, so be sure to grab yours before they run out. Weekday tickets for adults are priced at S$27, while weekend tickets are S$31. If you’d like to find out more about what to expect at this exhibition without getting spoiled too much, read about my recent experience here.

Best for: Anime and manga fans

Price: S$22 – S$31

4 Stadium Walk, Former Singapore Sports Hub Library, Singapore 397697
Daily (24 Jan to 15 Mar): 11am – 10pm
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9. Explore the new Lentor Modern

Did you know? There is a new mall on the Thomson-East Coast Line. Lentor Modern is an unassuming one-floor mall with an extended “basement” section. But don’t be fooled by its exterior; it actually houses more than 20 lifestyle stores and close to 25 food & beverage options. 

Familiar names like A Hot Hideout, Tim Hortons and CHAGEE are just some of the brands you will find here. Aaron and I recently dropped by to explore this mall and had interesting findings. Each of us wrote an article, highlighting some specific lifestyle and F&B offerings there. Make sure to check those out if you’re interested!

Best for: Neighbourhood mall exploration

1 Lentor Central, Singapore 788887
Daily: 10am – 10pm
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10. Step into your fantasies at Next Idol: Your K-pop Moment

If you haven’t heard, there’s a new immersive experience in town. For those of you who have ever dreamed of experiencing a K-pop idol’s life, you can now do so at Next Idol: Your K-pop Moment.

This virtual experience will put you into the shoes of a K-pop idol from the future and bring you on a journey and mission to save the world with the power of song and dance. This entire experience will be about an hour long and is filled with interactions, such as designing your own album covers, stage visuals and choreography.

For those of you interested, the experience is already running at Parkview Square and opens daily till 31 Mar. Book your tickets here.

Best for: Immersive pop culture experiences

Price: S$23 – S$38

600 North Bridge Road, Parkview Square, 3rd floor, Singapore 188778
Daily: 10am – 6pm
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11. Take a trip to the Japan Rail Fair 2026

Taste on Track: Japan Rail Fair 2026 is a 3-day event that invites visitors for a journey through Japan, without even taking a flight. Happening from 6 to 8 Feb at Urban Park @ Guoco Tower, enthusiasts can drop by for some Japanese flavours, travel ideas and must-try products.  

But beyond just a food fair, the 20 booths at the event venue also include travel specialists who can help you plan your next trip to Japan. If you are curious to get a taste of what locations like Yamagata City and Kanagawa are like, you can get it here, too.

Also, entry to this fair is free. But spending a minimum of S$20 will make you eligible for a Daily Lucky Draw. This means standing a chance to win a JR East Pass (Tohoku Area) or a pair of Japan Rail Club Omiyage Snack Boxes (worth S$58).

For more information, visit the Japan Rail Fair’s website.

Best for: Japan travel and food enthusiasts

5 Wallich Street, Urban Park @ Guoco Tower, Singapore 078883
Fri to Sun (6 to 8 Feb): 11am – 8pm
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