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Wondering what to do this weekend? Here’s the SG Lifestyle Team’s weekly round-up of FREE WEEKEND ACTIVITES TO DO IN SINGAPORE (well, mostly free).
This includes a mixture of virtual/digital events/activities you can do at home, as well as physical events/places to visit/attend.
1) Visit: Decathlon Singapore Lab: Decathlon Sports Fest 2026
What if you could try over 30 sports for free—from ice hockey and kayaking to pet obstacle courses—all under one giant active playground? 🏃♂️🛶🐶 Returning bigger and better, Singapore’s largest free sports festival is taking over Decathlon Singapore Lab (Kallang) for a massive, action-packed weekend!
No experience needed—just turn up in activewear and try fencing, rock climbing, pickleball, gymnastics, and more alongside expert coaches. Bring your furkids for the pet obstacle course, complete your Sports Passport to score prizes, and fuel up at live food stalls while enjoying stage performances. It’s the ultimate free, family-and-pet-friendly day out! 🏅🎟️
Event Dates: 15 & 16 August 2026
Time: 9AM – 7PM
Location: Decathlon Singapore Lab, 230 Stadium Boulevard, Kallang, S397691
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2) Visit: Asian Civilisations Museum: CROSSCURRENTS Exhibition
What if world-class treasures from Paris’s legendary Musée du Louvre made their way straight to Singapore for a historic, blockbuster collaboration? 🏛️✨ Now showing at the Asian Civilisations Museum , CROSSCURRENTS: Masterpieces of Mughal, Safavid and Ottoman Art brings 100 royal masterpieces from the Louvre into a rich dialogue alongside rare Southeast Asian artifacts from ACM’s own archives!
Spanning two grand gallery levels, the exhibition takes you on a visual journey through the imperial splendor of three great Islamic empires—from Mughal India and Safavid Iran on Level 2 to the Ottoman world on Level 3. Marvel at jewel-encrusted royal weapons, intricate ceramics, and rare textiles while collecting exclusive event stamps in your exhibition booklet across both floors. Whether you’re a history buff, a museum lover, or planning a cozy weekend stamp hunt, this rare cultural exchange is an absolute must-visit!
Event Dates: 19 June 2026 – 24 January 2027
Time: Daily 10.00AM – 7.00PM (Extended hours till 9.00PM on Fridays)
Location: Asian Civilisations Museum (Level 2 & Level 3 Galleries), 1 Empress Place, S179555
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3) Visit: Suntec City: The Outdoor Fair 2026
What if you could test out the latest hiking gear, try bouldering on a pop-up climbing wall, and explore winter sports gear for your next snow trip—all under one roof? 🌊⛰️🏕️ Returning for its largest edition yet, The Outdoor Fair 2026 is taking over Suntec Singapore for a massive two-day celebration of outdoor lifestyle, active living, and adventure culture!
Expanding under a new “From Sea to Summit” theme, the fair brings together over 80 leading outdoor, athletic, and travel brands—including Fjällräven, KEEN, Garmin, Mammut, Shokz, Rab, and Helinox. Browse over 20 exclusive product launches, hear inspiring talks from Singaporean Everest summiteers, or test your skills on Boulder Planet’s pop-up climbing wall. This year’s edition also marks the debut of the Singapore Snow Expo, showcasing winter sports gear and alpine holiday destinations! Plus, the first 500 visitors each day snag exclusive goodie bags. Whether you’re an avid trekker, trail runner, diver, or beginner adventurer, pre-register for free entry and gather your crew! 🎟️🎒
Event Dates: 15 & 16 August 2026
Time: 11AM – 10PM (Daily)
Location: Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre (Hall 404, Level 4), 1 Raffles Boulevard, S039593
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4) Visit: Katong Precinct: Kampung Elektrik 2026
What if an entire heritage enclave came alive with vibrant live acoustic tunes, creative artisan markets, and local lifestyle pop-ups spanning across four iconic spots? ⚡️🪕✨ Taking over the heart of Katong this August long weekend, Kampung Elektrik 2026 is uniting music, culture, and community for a massive four-day precinct celebration!
Wander along East Coast Road and hop between four vibrant partner venues—all conveniently within walking distance of each other. Catch soulful live performances from local music icons like Jack & Rai, Krysta Joy, Amanda Tee, and Alyssabel, then browse through dozens of homegrown artisan brands showcasing handmade crafts, batik fashion, skincare, activewear, and lifestyle goods. It’s an immersive, walkable neighborhood block party that highlights the best of East Coast creativity and community spirit. Gather your friends and explore the kampung! 🛍️🎶
Event Dates: 13 – 16 August 2026
Time: 12PM – 10PM (Daily)
Location: East Coast Road / Joo Chiat Enclave, Katong, Singapore
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5) Visit: Heartware Store and Gallery: Choibusu Shopping Arcade
What if a retro Japanese shopping street packed with over 500 whimsical, quirky handmade keychains popped up inside a hidden shophouse gallery along Joo Chiat? 🛍️✨ Marking the Singapore debut of Japan’s cult-favorite keychain artist Choibusu, the Choibusu Shopping Arcade has taken over Heartware Store and Gallery !
Step into a retro trinket haven inspired by Japan’s bustling shōtengai (neighborhood shopping arcades) to browse 500 delightfully weird, “imperfectly perfect” charm creations—from grumpy uncles and awkward animals to localized Singapore-inspired designs. Check out 16 hand-painted vintage bags customized by the artist, pull a key ring at the interactive “Past Life Machine” to discover your former self, or try to nab one of 100 limited-edition rolling sushi blind boxes made with Japanese toy maker Hirokawa. It’s an ultra-cute, playful haven for trinket lovers and art enthusiasts alike! 🔑🧸
Event Dates: 7 August – 13 September 2026
Time: 12PM – 7PM
Location: Heartware Store and Gallery , 350B Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 427598
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We hope you enjoy this week’s round-up of weekend activities to do in Singapore FOR FREE!
More importantly – don’t say we NEVER share! 
Psst… Need even more ideas on what to do?
Read last week’s post:
5 FREE Activities to do in Singapore this Weekend (18 – 19 July 2026)