Admit it or not, we’ve all been counting down to the June break for quite some time. With more travel opportunities reopening, this month would all the more be a memorable one for the books. That said, business is still as usual in SG, with many new exciting events to keep you busy for the whole month.
To get you started, here are 15 new things to do in June 2022 to bring your friends and family to.
They say love never dies, and we shouldn’t always have to wait till 14th February in order to express affection to our loved ones.
Have your SO tag along with you to LOVE @ Chinatown Point, which is running from now till 26th June. Not only can you snap some lovey-dovey pics together at the colourful Tunnel of LOVE, but you both can also get a Love Lock to seal the deal, K-drama style. Plus, there are loads of freebies and deals you can rake in once you get some shopping done.
Find out more about LOVE @ Chinatown Point.
Address: 133 New Bridge Road, Singapore 059413
Opening hours: 10am-10pm, Daily
Telephone: 6702 0114
LOVE @ Chinatown Point website
Everyone craves a good ol’ steak every now and then; top it off with a free flow side and salad buffet for $15.90 and it’s something we can’t say no to.
Located at their outlets in The Centrepoint and Marina Square, Astons Steak & Salad will be your next lunchtime go-to. Look forward to their 60-minute express lunch on weekdays which comprises a main course, plus the triple threat of a side and salad buffet, free-flow drinks and ice cream.
Marina Square outlet:
Address: 6 Raffles Boulevard, #03-145/146, Singapore 039594
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 11.30am-3pm, 5pm-10pm | Fri-Sun & PH 11.30am-10pm
Telephone: 62336 0311
The Centerpoint outlet:
Address: 176 Orchard Road, #03-28/28A, Singapore 238843
Opening hours: Mon-Thu 11.30am-3pm, 5pm-10pm | Fri-Sun & PH 11.30am-10pm
Telephone: 6235 0556
Image credit: Hilton Orchard Singapore
Singaporeans may be experts at hunting for good lobangs, but that doesn’t mean we don’t know how to splurge and celebrate when the occasion arises. With Father’s Day coming up, treat pops to the Grand Sunday Champagne Brunch at Hilton Singapore Orchard’s Estate restaurant.
For $188++/adult, pamper your bellies with a range of seafood dishes, including free-flow oysters, Lobster Thermidor, tiger prawns, and even a surf ‘n’ plate with wagyu prime rib. Wash it down with some free-flow champagne, or try something unique at the DIY cocktail bar if you’re feeling a lil adventurous.
Price:
Regular buffet: $158++/adult | $79++/child (6-12 years old)
Buffet with free flow champagne, wine and DIY cocktails: $188++/adult
Children aged 5 and below: Free
Address: 333 Orchard Road, Level 5 Hilton Singapore Orchard, Singapore 238867
Brunch hours: Sun 12pm-3pm (Unavailable from Mondays to Saturdays)
Telephone: 6737 4411
Grand Sunday Champagne Brunch booking website
Image adapted from: i Light Singapore
Come 3rd-26th June, your IG feed will probably be filled with aesthetic pictures from i Light Singapore 2022, a neon art exhibition that is set to make its return at Marina Bay. Themed “Spark of Light”, this year’s edition will feature works from artists in Singapore and abroad.
Stand-outs include Isle of Light, where you’ll be treated to holographic projections and colourful light beams for just $8/pax. You can also check out Fallen, which ingeniously uses recycled materials to piece together a surrealist-like artwork that symbolises climate change.
Date: 3rd-26th June 2022
Time: Sun-Thu 7.30pm-11pm | Fri-Sat 7.30pm-12am
Location: Marina Bay
These figurines have been trending on TikTok recently.
Image credit: L’Atelier Du Rêve
Art jamming is a great way to destress, and L’Atelier Du Rêve can be your next go-to.
From $29, you’ll get yourself a BE@RBRICK-inspired bear model, ranging from mini keychains to bigger 75cm figurines. All you need to do is put your favourite colours on a palette, then pour the paint over the bear to achieve a smooth, marbled effect. It’s easy peasy, and you get a piece of art that’s uniquely yours.
Address: 751 North Bridge Road, #02-01, Singapore 198719
Opening hours: 10am-7pm, Daily
Telephone: 8946 4415
Image adapted from: Gardens by the Bay
A poet once said, “If I had a flower for everytime I thought of you, I could walk through my garden forever.”
Likewise, skip the humble bouquet and bring your loved one to Rose Romance, an Italian flower exhibition at Gardens by the Bay’s Flower Dome which runs from now till 12th June.
Image credit: Gardens by the Bay
This exhibition has over 70 different species of roses shipped from Italy itself, with sets that recreate the rustic and picturesque Tuscan countryside. There’s even a recreation of Juliet’s Balcony, where you and bae can channel Romeo and Juliet and reenact the famous balcony scene from the play.
Book a ticket to Gardens By the Bay.
Price: $12
Address: 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore 018953
Opening hours: 9am-9pm, Daily
Telephone: 6430 6848
Garden’s by the Bay Rose Romance website
If there’s one thing we’ve learnt growing up, it’s that taking care of our mental health is super important. Besides going for counselling sessions and mental health apps, sign yourself up for the Gallery Wellness Festival at National Gallery Singapore, which will go on from 3rd-12th June.
Image credit: National Gallery Singapore
Tapping on its theme “Art Restores”, this festival will have a slew of activities that show how art can help with one’s mindfulness and mental health journey.
Take part in the Somatic Movement Series, where you’ll get to freestyle dance to the beat of traditional or DJ music. Else, immerse yourself in the Sound Bath Experience to learn how music can create a sense of calm for us to relax.
Address: 1 St Andrew’s Road, #01-01, Singapore 178957
Opening hours: 10am-7pm, Daily
Telephone: 6271 7000
Gallery Wellness Festival website
Image credit: @dolphintoursandtravel
Young or old, we all get mesmerised by fireworks. Throw giant water jets, 3D projections and epic music into the mix and you’ll get Wings of Time, Sentosa’s iconic light show that has made its return with new and upgraded sets.
From now till 29th June, jio the fambam to the show for $18/pax, where y’all will receive Standard Seat tickets and a Good Old Days Value Set Meal. Otherwise, you can save more money by booking your tickets online at $16.20/pax.
Book tickets to Wings of Time.
Price:
Wings of Time Standard Seat: $18/pax | $16.20/pax for online bookings.
Wings of Time Standard Seat + Good Old Days Value Set Meal: $18/pax
Address: 50 Beach View, Singapore 098604
Sessions: Mon-Fri 7.30pm | Sat-Sun, PH eve & PH 7.30pm & 8.30pm
Telephone: 6361 0088
Image credit: The Air Force
Time in the army calls for intriguing stories that can perk up our ears for hours on end. That said, it still doesn’t compare to visiting a museum where history itself comes alive. Museum buff or not, check out RSAF’s Air Force Museum, which has finally reopened its doors after a long hiatus.
Expect fighter jets, missiles and many other army artefacts when you make your visit. There’ll also be interactive stations where you can learn more about the history of RSAF since their early days.
Address: 400 Airport Road, Singapore 534234
Opening hours: Tue-Sat 9am-4pm (Closed on Sun and Mon)
Telephone: 6461 8507
Image credit: Singapore Art Museum
Though Huggs-Epigram Coffee Bookshop has wound down its shutters, bookworms need not worry as there’s Epigram Coffee Bookshop, a new bookstore-cafe that’s making its way to SAM Tanjong Pagar Distripark this month.
A collab between Epigram Bookshop and Balestier Market Collective, this new bookstore is where you can sip on a cuppa joe made from locally roasted beans. While you’re there, remember to pop by the museum’s newest exhibits: Lonely Vectors and Superfluous Things: Paper.
Address: 39 Keppel Road, #01-02 Tanjong Pagar Distripark, Singapore 089065
Opening hours: 10am-7pm, Daily
Telephone: 6697 9730
SAM Tanjong Pagar Distripark website
These were from the event’s 2018 edition, but you can expect a similar line-up this year.
To make up for missing out on late-night fun over the past 2 years, many of us have been frequenting karaoke studios and enjoying hitting up late-night bars. From 3rd-26th June, you can enjoy both of these activities under one roof at GastroBeats, a popular festival making its comeback at MBS.
Apart from jamming to live performances, you can also look forward to good food from Local Streets and Culinary Masters, which feature unique fusion and street food dishes. Kiddos won’t be left out too – there’ll be a gigantic food-themed inflatable playground by Jumptopia where they can jump the night away to their hearts’ content.
Book tickets to GastroBeats on Klook from $9.
Address: 12A Bayfront Avenue, Bayfront Event Space, Singapore 018970
Opening hours: 4pm-10.30pm, Daily
Image credit: Fairmont Singapore
Consider this next one the quintessential activity for gamer heads. Screaming “atas” is Fairmont Singapore’s new gaming suites, where you can game to your hearts content with friends. 3 types of rooms will be available, with sessions ranging from 2-4 hours long.
Rooms include the Razer Mercury Lounge for up to 6 pax, fitted with Razer laptops powered by the NVIDIA RTX 30 Series Laptop GPU for smooth gameplay.
Rooms for console games will also be available.
Image credit: Fairmont Singapore
Read our article on Fairmont Singapore’s gaming suites.
Price: From $180/session
Address: 80 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 189560
Opening hours: 9am-11pm, Daily
Telephone: 6339 7777
Got a penchant for pink? You’ll find everything flushed in rosy hues at a new pop-up installation at Bugis+. PUMA Run XX Nitro Experience has 3 IG-worthy zones to explore, each with a challenge – complete 3 simple tasks to redeem a free pair of snazzy monochrome crew-cut socks from PUMA.
Sneakerheads can also be among the first to get their hands on the brand new Run XX Nitro running shoes here.
Read our article on the PUMA Run XX Nitro Experience.
Date: Now until 5th June 2022
Time: 10am-10pm, Daily
Venue: Bugis+, 201 Victoria Street, Singapore 188067
Image credit: Sentosa Development Corporation
Sentosa’s Palawan Beach area has transformed into a zen haven this June – just in time for the school holiday season. Escape from reality by going glamping by the beach, plus enjoy activities such as free yoga sessions and $5 spin classes. The festivities will also be high with a food zone and outdoor marketplace with local goodies.
Read our article on Zentosa Fest 2022.
Date: 3rd-19th June 2022
Time: Varies, depending on activities
Venue: Near Palawan Beach, Sentosa Island
Mini golfing swept us off our feet back in 2018 and if you’re ready to test your swing at the real deal, there’s a lesser-known driving range tucked away in Punggol. Good news for beginners, everyone from the public is welcomed – not just club members. Prices also start from an affordable $8 for 100 balls; with golf club rentals said to be available very soon.
Quell the tummy rumble after at the nearby Tend Bistro Izakaya Bar, with Japanese bites and a view of the sprawling golf course.
If anything, this sounds like the perfect first-date spot in our books.
Read our guide to Punggol Golf Driving Range.
Address: 60 Punggol East, Singapore 828825
Opening hours: Mon-Thu, Sat-Sun 7am-11.30pm | Fri 7am-12am
Telephone: 6244 6188
We’re at the halfway mark of the year, which counts for a good reason to relax and channel our energy to activities we would otherwise neglect in our busy lives. While it’s tempting to whisk away to another island for a getaway, these new things to do in June 2022 will still provide us tons of fun as we dive into the holidays.
More things to look out for in S’pore:
Cover image adapted from: i Light Singapore 2022, Gardens by the Bay, @dolphintoursandtravel, Singapore Art Museum
This article was co-written by Stephanie Long and Kezia Tan.
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