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The Singapore Food Festival is back to satisfy your passion for great food. Marking its 25th edition are pop-up food events and workshops with top local chefs in a showcase of the best of Singapore’s cuisine.
The Singapore Food Festival is back to satisfy your passion for great food. Marking its 25th edition are pop-up food events and workshops with top local chefs in a showcase of the best of Singapore’s cuisine.
FEEL THE THRILL AND THE NEED FOR SPEED THIS F1 SEASON
For one weekend every October, Singapore turns up the volume. The lights come on, the engines roar and the Marina Bay Street Circuit becomes the centre of attention as Formula 1 takes over the city.
But the Singapore Grand Prix is about more than what happens on the track. From live performances and fan experiences to
race-themed events taking place across the city, there’s plenty happening before, during and after the lights go out. Whether you’re here for the racing, the entertainment or simply to soak up the atmosphere, there’s no better time to experience
Singapore at full speed.
Formula 1® Exhibition Singapore
Photo Credit: F1 Exhibition
Think you know Formula 1? Get a little closer to the action at the Formula 1® Exhibition Singapore, making its Asian debut at Gardens by the Bay. Step inside a seven-room journey spanning more than 75 years of racing history, with iconic cars, rare artefacts, race suits, helmets and stories from the people who lived it all.
And it’s not all about looking from the sidelines. Interactive installations dive into the technology and innovation behind the sport, while racing simulators give you the chance to experience the thrill of being behind the wheel yourself.
Running from 23 July to 18 October 2026, it’s a great way to get into the F1 spirit before the Singapore Grand Prix hits the streets.
Location: Gardens by the Bay, 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
Nearest MRT Station: Gardens By The Bay (TE22)
Website: https://f1exhibition.com/singapore/
Ray-Ban presents: Beyond the Track
Photo Credit: Visit Singapore
Over at Clarke Quay, Ray-Ban presents: Beyond the Track brings the energy of race weekend to the Singapore River, turning the waterfront into a playground for F1 fans and anyone looking to soak up the atmosphere.
Running from 1 to 14 October, the experience features the Scuderia Ferrari Collection alongside race-themed challenges including racing simulators, a Pit Stop Challenge and Reflex Test. There’s even a chance to catch a special appearance by a Scuderia Ferrari HP Formula 1® driver, with exclusive merchandise up for grabs along the way.
And when the racing action winds down, the night keeps going with live performances from international acts as part of Music Matters Live. So whether you’re here for the cars, the challenges or simply looking for somewhere to experience the buzz of F1 season, Clarke Quay is where the action continues beyond the track.
Location: CQ @ Clarke Quay, 3 River Valley Rd, Singapore 179024
Nearest MRT Station: Clarke Quay (NE5)
Levelled-up racing at hyperdrive
Photo Credit: The Palawan @ Sentosa
Think you’ve got what it takes to be the fastest on the track? Then head on down to HyperDrive at The Palawan @ Sentosa
and put your racing skills to the test with Levelled-Up Racing, returning this Grand Prix Season Singapore.
From 21 August to 30 September, racers can compete to set their fastest laps around HyperDrive’s three-level indoor circuit, with the top 20 racers from each category earning a spot in the final showdown on 4 October. And with PUMA Southeast Asia on board this year, there’s more than just bragging rights up for grabs, including hotel stays, PUMA gift cards and Sentosa vouchers.
Whether you’re a seasoned speedster or just looking to channel your inner F1 driver, this is your chance to get behind the wheel and see how fast you can go. Just remember — every second counts.
Location: HyperDrive, 54 Palawan Beach Walk, The Palawan @ Sentosa, Singapore 098233
Nearest MRT Station: Harbourfront (CC29)
Website: https://www.thepalawansentosa.com/promotion/levelled-up-racing-at-hyperdrive-2026/
sago festival of speed
Photo Credit: SAGO House
Forget the grandstands for a moment — Duxton Hill is getting its own taste of race-day energy. Sago Festival of Speedbrings together classic cars, custom rides and racing culture for a one-day celebration during Grand Prix Season Singapore.
Taking place on 10 October, the family-friendly block party turns the streets around Sago House into a playground for gearheads and curious visitors alike. Expect vintage vehicles, custom automotive displays, racing-inspired gear, food, games and even an F1 racing simulator where you can put your skills to the test.
Whether you’re a serious car enthusiast or simply looking for something different to do between race sessions, Sago Festival of Speed offers a more laid-back way to get into the F1 spirit — no grandstand ticket required.
Location: Duxton Hill, Singapore
Nearest MRT Station: Somerset (NS23)
Website: https://sagohouse.sg/sago-festival-of-speed/
Raceborn festival 2026
Photo Credit: SGCarMart
Porsche is bringing its racing heritage to life at Raceborn Fest, making its debut at Grand Prix Season Singapore this October. Held at Guoco Midtown from 9 to 11 October, the three-day showcase brings together iconic classic racing cars, motorsport-inspired experiences and a first look at Porsche’s latest race machinery.
One of the highlights is the Southeast Asian unveiling of the new 911 Challenge race car, alongside a collection of legendary Porsche racers. Visitors can also jump into professional racing simulators and get a preview of what’s to come at the upcoming Porsche Experience Centre Singapore in Changi.
Whether you’re a lifelong Porsche fan or simply love seeing beautiful machines up close, Raceborn Fest offers a chance to experience the marque’s motorsport legacy beyond the race circuit.
Location: Guoco Midtown, Porsche Studio Singapore, 130 Beach Rd, #01-12, Singapore 189774
Nearest MRT Station: Bugis (DT14)
Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/porsche-raceborn-fest-2026-tickets-1999636087366
build your own chocolate race car workshop
Photo Credit: MrBucket Chocolatier
What if your next F1 car was made of chocolate? At Mr. Bucket Chocolaterie, you can design and build your very own chocolate race car as part of this limited-edition workshop for Grand Prix Season Singapore.
Get hands-on with chocolate car parts, cocoa butter paint and a little creative flair, while learning about everything from cacao beans to the bean-to-bar chocolate-making process. A facilitator will guide you through the experience, with a complimentary drink and retail tasting included along the way.
It’s a fun way to get into the racing spirit — and a pretty sweet excuse to play chocolatier for the day.
Location: 13 Dempsey Rd, #01-03/04, Singapore 249674
Nearest MRT Station: Napier (TE12)
Website: https://mrbucket.com.sg/products/2026-workshops-build-your-own-f1-car
Tanjong Beach Club Race Week Series:
Circuit Soleil
Photo Credit: Tanjong Beach Club
Swap the grandstands for the sand and experience race week with a little more sunshine at Tanjong Beach Club’s Circuit Soleil. From 8 to 11 October, the beachfront comes alive with a four-day celebration bringing together Fico’s Puglian-inspired cooking, long lunches, sunset dining and plenty of seaside energy.
The highlight is the beachfront grill, where Fico takes over the kitchen with fire-grilled dishes and coastal Italian flavours. As the sun goes down, expect the laid-back beach setting to shift into something a little livelier, with music and race-week vibes carrying on into the evening.
Whether you’re taking a break from the track or simply looking for a different way to experience Grand Prix Season, Circuit Soleil is a chance to trade the roar of the engines for the sound of waves — at least for a little while.
Location: Tanjong Beach Club, 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Singapore 098942
Nearest MRT Station: Harbourfront (CC29)
Ready, Set, explore Singapore!
From roaring engines and racing simulators to beachfront grills, neon-lit streets and chocolate race cars, Singapore turns Grand Prix Season into more than just a weekend at the track. Wherever you find yourself across the city, there’s always another way to get into the spirit of the race.
So, when the lights go out and the flag drops, don’t just watch the action — get out there and experience Singapore at full speed.