Cirque du Soleil: Kooza
Photograph: Fever
Photograph: Fever

The best things to do in Singapore this February

The month of love is filled with fireworks, festivals and feasts

Joycelyn Yeow
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February in Singapore isn’t just red envelopes and lion dances – there’s a whole world of festivals and feasts waiting to be explored. Aviation buffs can soar into the Singapore Airshow 2026, while wine aficionados can savour the art of French winemaking. Families can be swept up in the thrills of Cirque du Soleil: Kooza, or wander through a delightful smorgasbord of Japanese treats at Guoco Tower. Here’s our pick of the best things to do this February: 

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When it comes to Chinese New Year, Funan is not horsing around. From January 22 to February 22, the lifestyle hub is making way for the return of Creative Intersections – this time with HOBBYHORSE: Rhythm and Forms of Play, a month-long art and lifestyle exhibition. Feast your senses on sculptural zodiac horses across all six floors, mesmerising digital art, interactive games, live customisation, workshops and even pickleball-as-performance. Art spills into shops, cafés and staircases too, with surprises hiding everywhere, from animated stories and guessing games to illustrated cup sleeves and collectible fashion drops. It’s hands-on, delightfully unexpected and made for curious wanderers of all ages. Add Spend and Redeem rewards, exclusive promos and Singapore Art Week energy into the mix, and you’ve got your most playful CNY detour yet.

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Take your weekend vibes to new heights at Silent Disco in the Sky, happening on the last Saturday of every month. Perched atop Marina Bay Sands’ SkyPark Observation Deck, this 500-capacity venue hosts Southeast Asia’s largest silent disco, and it’s nothing short of spectacular. Strap on glowing LED headphones and switch between three DJs, curating your own soundtrack as you dance under the stars. For February, it’s the Battle of the Decades, with the DJs throwing down 80s vs 90s vs 00s classics across all three channels – think synth-heavy throwbacks, Y2K bangers and everything in between.

The headphones also double as a dazzling light show, while adjustable audio lets you go full club mode or chat with friends without shouting. Panoramic city views, themed nights and a multi-genre mix make this a truly immersive rooftop party. Flying solo or rolling with a crew, the night is yours to own. Tickets start from $40 – get yours here.

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If wine is your drink of choice, French Excellence Programme – À TABLE! is one to bookmark. Running from February 7 to April 18, this multi-sensory event celebrates the craft and heritage of French winemaking through a heady mix of performances, tastings, concerts, and cultural experiences.

Step into an immersive theatre journey that guides you from room to room, unfolding scenes of poetry, song, and monologue. Elsewhere, wander through an immersive gallery tracing the rich tapestry of French winemaking, complete with sensorial zones where you can explore aromas, learn the art of pairing, and unpack the processes behind red and white wines. Music lovers can opt for a music-and-wine programme, where three wine pairings mirror the musical arcs of early 20th-century music. There’ll be live performances too, blending piano and drums with contemporary dance, poetry, and cinematic visual art.

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If slow jams had a velvet texture, they’d probably sound like Giveon. The seven-time Grammy-nominated R&B star behind hits like ‘Heartbreak Anniversary’, ‘Twenties,’ and ‘Like I Want You’ has announced his first-ever Singapore show. And if that’s not enough to send you spiralling into your softest playlist, remember: this is the same man whose voice helped turn ‘Peaches’ into a global earworm alongside Justin Bieber and Daniel Caesar. 

Fresh off a triumphant Madison Square Garden finale for the US leg of Dear Beloved, The Tour, he’s now packing up the emotions, strings, horns and an eight-to-ten–piece band for a world tour celebrating his sophomore album, which has critics swooning. Earlier this year, he even popped up as Drake’s special guest at Wireless Festival in London, reminding everyone why ‘Chicago Freestyle’ was basically his coming-of-age moment. In short? Singapore’s about to experience the full Giveon treatment live for the first time in February 2026.

 

 

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