April New Events and Activities 2024

 

April is just around the corner.

Here are NEW events and activities you can do for April in Singapore

Naruto The Gallery
📅28 March- 30 June
📍Universal Studios Singapore

Naruto: The Gallery makes its first-ever international debut at Universal Studios Singapore following its showing in Japan at Akiba Square. Step into the iconic works of shinobi(ninja) created by Masashi Kishimoto. There will be character profiles and iconic scenes. Bring home a piece of Official Naruto Merchandise and feast on Naruto-themed food when you are there!

Admission to USS applies.

Burno Mars
📅3, 5 &6  April 2024
📍National Stadium

Burno Mars is back in Singapore. This time around, he will be performing at the National Stadium. A new show will be added on 3 April, and tickets will remain available.

Get your tickets here.

Songkran Kids Festival 2024
1-30 April 
Wild Wild Wet@ Downtown East

The 1st Songkran Kids Festival in Singapore will feature Dance Parties, DJ Tryouts, WaterFights and more. There will be Daily elephant theme inflatables,   too!

Hamilton
📅19 April - 9 June
📍Sands Theatre, MBS

Hamilton, the musical, premiered in Singapore. This Broadway Hit tells the tale of American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton in a musical that blends hip-hop, jazz, and Broadway.

Book your tickets here

Harry Potter and the Half-Blooded Prince in Concert
📅19-20 April
📍Esplanade Theatre

The Harry Potter Film Concert Series returns to the Esplanade Theatre with Harry Potter and the Half-Blooded Prince. The Metropolitan Festival Orchestra will perform Nicolas Hopper's score live from Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince while the entire film plays high definition on a 40-foot screen!

Book your tickets here

Boutique Fairs
📅26-28 Apr 2024
📍F1 Pit Building

Over 300 designers and 200 exclusive launches from 80 brands will be at the F1 Pit Building for a shopping extravaganza. Shop till you drop here!

Tulipmania
📅28 Apr - 26 May
📍Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay

Tulipmania is back at the Flower Dome. Basked in a sea of tulips, each petal tells a tale of Dutch heritage.