June in Singapore is showing no signs of a summer slow down! Food, art, music, and full-on festival fun are the name of the game for those who’ll be on the red dot over the coming weeks. Get booking these fabulous events for a June in Singapore to remember! 

i Light Singapore 2025

i Light Singapore (iLSG) kicked off last week and will run until 21 June 2025. Once again, Marina Bay has been transformed into a glowing urban gallery, but the festival also includes installations at South Beach, plus new venues along the Singapore River and Raffles Place.

The 2025 edition is themed “To Gather” and embraces the colour red — a nod to SG60 celebrations. Don’t miss the glow of the 17 original light art installations created by 20 international and local artists that blend art, innovation, and heart.

Various locations. ilightsingapore.gov.sg

Design Assembly at CHIMES

Thursday, 12 June might be the most stylish day of the month as Design Assembly highlights serious chic in Singers. This one-day-only pop-up will showcase 40 handpicked independent brands under one (very snazz) roof, including a curated lineup of fashion, homewares, and gorgeous gifting — all rooted in slow, sustainable, and conscious design. Whether you’re shopping for yourself or scouting for unique presents, this is the kind of event where you arrive for “a quick look-see” and leave with something special. (Be warned!). Doors open from 10am — 10pm.

Chijmes Chapel, 30 Victoria Street, 187996. Follow @designassembly.sg for the latest

GastroBeats 2025

Singapore’s food and music festival, GastroBeats, is back for its fourth edition, ready to light up your life from 29 May — 22 June 2025 at Bayfront Event Space. GastroBeats showcases the vibrancy of Singapore’s culture through food and homegrown music. This year, it runs alongside i Light Singapore 2025, the city’s annual sustainable light art festival. 

With themed zones, carnival games, and a lineup of crowd-favourite vendors like Warabimochi Kamakura, Papi’s Tacos, and more — there’s something for everyone to enjoy. General admission is free, making it the dream way to soak up the city’s festival atmosphere with family, friends, and even furry companions.

4 – 11pm. Bayfront Event Space, 12A Bayfront Avenuew, 018970. gastrobeats.com.sg

BBQ, Bubbles & Poolside Vibes at Grand Hyatt Singapore

If your weekends need more sizzle (and less kitchen stress), the BBQ Night Sharing Platter at Oasis at the recently refurbed Grand Hyatt Singapore is your new Friday-and-Saturday night fix. Served from 5:30pm–9pm, BBQ Nights at Oasis are casual, cool, and an excellent option for families, groups or friends, or dining a deux.

For S$88++ per person, this alfresco feast delivers a mix of smoky grilled meats, fresh salads, and cheeky little desserts, all served poolside with five-star Hyatt polish. Start with herbed ciabatta and fresh starters like prawn cocktail, spiced tomatoes, and a crisp garden salad, then roll up your sleeves for the main event: a mega platter piled with chicken skewers, pork chorizo, sustainable barramundi, beef, lamb, and black tiger prawns. Yes, all of it. And yes, you’ll want to wear stretchy get-up.

Desserts come in the shape of fruity soft serve, chocolate-drizzled profiteroles, or cinnamon sugar donuts — or do the sensible thing and try them all. Feeling fancy? Add oysters on ice for S$5 a pop.

The package includes free flow soft drinks, but guests can upgrade to the 2.5-hour free-flow drinks package (S$58++) featuring wines from Vasse Felix, Torbreck Shiraz, prosecco, beers, and non-alcoholic options. We say make the weekend truly pop by adding a Moët & Chandon or a Spritz cocktail for a glam touch.

Level 5, Terrace Wing, Grand Hyatt Singapore, 10 Scotts Road, 22811. Click here for reservations

ANZA Ladies Night @ Rooftop at QT

Join us way up high this June at Rooftop at QT. Taking place on Wednesday, 18 June, get ready for sky-high vibes, city lights, and seriously good times. From 6.30pm – 9.30pm, it’s all about sassy sips, Mexican munchies, and sparkling conversation with a top-notch crew of fabulous women. Whether you’re rolling solo or bringing your girl gang, the ANZA team will be there to welcome you with open arms (and maybe a prosecco). See you up there!

Log on here to secure your spot

Gong Puja: 15 Hours of Holistic Wellness at The Singapore EDITION

World Wellness Day takes place on 14 June. To tie in, The Singapore EDITION is hosting an overnight Global Wellness Gong Puja, running from 5:15pm on 14 June — 8am on 15 June. This 15-hour immersive journey into healing vibrations and mindful rituals includes highlights such as a mindful dinner; mindful walk; guided Pranayama breathwork practice; a heart-opening ritual; and Gong Puja. That’s a whopping 7.5 hours of continuous healing vibrations! Guests can customise their journey with add-ons such as yoga mat rental, hotel stay packages and spa treatments.

Log on here for details and to buy tickets 

The Westin Singapore: Floating Sound Bath

Another venue highlighting World Wellness Day is The Westin Singapore, which will host the Floating Sound Bath Under the Stars on 18 June, led by yoga teacher and Lululemon ambassador Dawn Sim. Held at the level 35 outdoor swimming pool from 7pm — 8pm, participants can plump for floating beds (S$80 nett per person) or sun beds (S$65). Each ticket includes an eye mask for the sound bath, light refreshments and herbal tea.

To register, email [email protected]

“Afternoon Lingering Treats” at Madisons

From 1 June — 31 July 2025, Madison’s at Pullman Singapore Hill Street is serving nostalgia on a tiered stand with a fab new afternoon tea in collaboration with local favourite Mdm Ling Bakery. The limited-time menu is a chic celebration of East meets West — think delicate Mee Sua Kueh, lush Chendol Panna Cotta, and those cult-fave Kopi Siew Dai cookies. With Madison’s signature New York flair and a generous dash of Singapore soul, this elegant experience is a must for foodies, sweet tooths and stylish sippers alike.

1 Hill Street, 179949. Click here for info and bookings

Paddle Power at the Dragon Boat Festival

Mark your calendars for one of Singapore’s most vibrant cultural celebrations — the Dragon Boat Festival, also known as Duanwu Jie, happening on 21–22 June 2025. Traditionally observed on the fifth day of the fifth month of the Chinese lunar calendar, this festival commemorates ancient customs with an exciting modern twist. Expect intense competition, colourful teams, and a high-energy atmos as crowds gather to cheer on the racers.

PAssion WaVe @ Bedok Reservoir, 911 Bedok Reservoir Road, Reservoir Park, Carpark A (nearest car park), 479311

The Showstoppers Return

If musical theatre is more your bag than dragonboating, don’t miss Sing’theatre Academy’s adult troupe, The Showstoppers. They return to the stage this month with the award-winning comedy, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. We wager that his witty and heartwarming Broadway favourite will be a standout on Singapore’s arts calendar.

14 – 15 June. Goodman Art Centre Black Box, 90 Goodman Road, 439053. singtheatre.com

Final Curtain Call for The Phantom of the Opera

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s masterpiece The Phantom of the Opera is taking its final bow in Singapore on 15 June so there’s just a short window in which to be swept away by one of the most legendary love stories in musical theatre! Tickets are available via Marina Bay Sands, SISTIC, and Klook. When the curtain falls on 15 June, it may be a long wait before the Phantom haunts our shores again.

 

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