Five good things to do in Singapore this weekend.
For 3 to 5 July: accessible art, a multicultural festival, inventive piano recitals, slow photography and single-origin coffee.
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Pocket Fest 2026
More than 50 artists with disabilities fill Objectifs with performances, workshops and hands-on activities. Quiet Frequencies adds drawings, paintings and sculpture by 34 ART:DIS artists-in-training.
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Harmony Fest!
Arts of Faith, multicultural performances and craft workshops fill *SCAPE before Angelina & Farah's first multicultural rave. Pre-registration is closed, but same-day walk-ins are welcome.
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Singapore International Piano Festival
Six recitals move between performance, composition and improvisation, with Conrad Tao, Hyung-ki Joo, Sean Chen and Jon Kimura Parker. Late-night Singaporean sets run at The Arts House.
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Contemplative Materials
Iswanto Soerjanto, Liu Liling and Sarah Isabelle Tan slow image-making through chemigrams, overprinting and fading photograms. The opening includes a 3pm walkthrough, archive introduction and book signing.
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Apartment Coffee
The Selegie coffee studio keeps the room spare and the menu focused on coffee. Choose between espresso and rotating filter brews, then take the window seat if it is free.
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