Singapore’s October events guide, with images placed directly within the article body alongside the relevant event descriptions.
Toy Story x PEACEMINUSONE: The First Fan
16 October–11 November 2026 | Clarke Quay
G-Dragon’s PEACEMINUSONE joins forces with Disney/Pixar’s Toy Story for an exhibition celebrating childhood nostalgia, fashion and collectibles. Presented by Mighty Jaxx, the experience features more than 100 collectible and lifestyle pieces, exclusive merchandise and interactive displays.
Why it matters: It brings together designer fashion, pop culture and collectible art in one experience.
Marina Bay Sands celebrates Formula 1 with Ferrari
Until 25 October 2026 | Marina Bay Sands
Ferrari fans can explore the brand’s first official retail pop-up in Asia, see a Ferrari SF21 on display and enjoy entertainment and dining activities. The article also highlights an advertised S$100,000 five-night Paiza Grand Suite package with exclusive race-weekend experiences.
Why it matters: The event brings the glamour of Formula 1 into Singapore’s luxury hospitality scene.
Cartier: Into the Wild
Until 25 October 2026 | Rochester Park
Cartier presents an immersive experience inspired by nature, showcasing the influence of flora and fauna across its jewellery, watches, accessories and leather goods. Visitors can also enjoy a tea session and audio experience.
Why it matters: It offers a look at how nature influences luxury design and craftsmanship.
Sunset Sound Healing
29 October 2026, 7–8 p.m. | The Singapore EDITION
Guests can relax beside or float in the rooftop pool while listening to the resonant tones of a gong. Prices listed in the article are S$80 for a sundeck chair and S$95 for the pool experience.
Why it matters: This wellness session is designed to encourage relaxation and mindful breathing. Note that it takes place after the article’s 22–28 October weekly window.
Samba & Sake at SushiSamba
Until 31 October 2026 | SushiSamba Singapore
Four expressions of sake are paired with signature dishes, including lobster taquitos, nigiri and Chilean sea bass anticuchos. The menu is listed at S$188++, with two new sake cocktails also available during the month.
Why it matters: It combines Japanese-inspired cuisine, creative drinks and a lively dining atmosphere.
Jo Malone London x Jypsy
Until 31 October 2026 | Jypsy One Fullerton and Jypsy Parkland Green
Inspired by Jo Malone London’s Sea Salt & Bergamot Cologne, this collaboration introduces a limited-time menu featuring citrus and coastal flavours. A dedicated scent bar offers fragrance pairings, along with a voucher for a Discovery Kit and scent-layering experience.
Why it matters: The collaboration blends food, fragrance and lifestyle into one multisensory outing.
The Singapore Masters Show
Until 1 November 2026 | Opera Gallery Singapore
More than 30 works by artists including Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol are presented alongside soundscapes curated by Julian Casablancas of The Strokes and The Voidz.
Why it matters: It explores the relationship between music and visual art, offering a fresh approach to experiencing an exhibition.
Fear No Power: Women Imagining Otherwise
Until 15 November 2026 | National Gallery Singapore
This exhibition brings together more than 50 works by five pioneering female artists from Southeast Asia, spanning the 1960s through the 2010s.
Why it matters: It highlights women’s contributions to modern and contemporary art across the region.
Street Scenes by Phil Penman
Until 18 November 2026 | Leica Store South Beach Quarter
The exhibition showcases street photography by Phil Penman, capturing unexpected moments of everyday life in cities including New York, Paris, Tokyo and Naples.
Why it matters: It offers photography lovers a closer look at the beauty and drama of ordinary urban scenes.
Maria Taniguchi: Afterimage
Until 22 November 2026 | SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark
Maria Taniguchi’s exhibition explores nearly two decades of artistic practice through brick paintings, modular sculptures and video works. Themes include repetition, time and labour.
Why it matters: The exhibition encourages visitors to reflect on the often-invisible processes behind creativity.
Future World by teamLab
Ongoing | ArtScience Museum
This interactive experience takes visitors through two digital worlds, City in Nature and Exploring New Frontiers, combining art, science and technology.
Why it matters: It is an immersive option for families, digital-art enthusiasts and visitors seeking interactive experiences.
