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Hey listeners, welcome to “Things to do in Singapore”—I’m Oly Bennet, your global sport-loving, quirk-chasing explorer with the inside scoop on the Lion City. Today is Monday, November 24, 2025, and Singapore is waking up muggy and vibrant, with those classic passing tropical showers and a steamy 29 degrees Celsius. It’s windy, it's humid, and just a touch unpredictable—so don’t forget your umbrella or, if you’re like me, a waterproof hat shaped like a merlion. You never know when that’ll become on-trend!Singapore’s current vibe is buzzing at full force—locals and travelers have spilled into the city’s malls, the hawker centers are picking up breakfast business, and every third person is plotting their next bubble tea stop. Right now, Jewel Changi Airport is a hotspot as Noguchi Coin launches its first-ever pop-up store outside Japan, promising mountains of adorable collectibles and an absolute feast for coin geeks. If you want your wallet to feel heavier, or just your pockets lined with cuteness, make a detour there!Family fun gets a turbo boost with Navy@Vivo at VivoCity, running all day until 9 PM. You can climb aboard RSS Resolution, ride a fast craft, meet Navy divers, check out live shows from the SAF Music and Drama Company, and even catch a glimpse of some wild training demonstrations. I’m convinced every kid will leave ready to join the next Pirates of Sentosa Island! If you see a suspiciously energetic bloke arm-wrestling a sailor, that’s probably me.Culture lovers, hold onto your sarees and salwar kameez because Esplanade’s Kalaa Utsavam – Indian Festival of Arts is firing on all cylinders. Dive into music, dance, and storytelling right at the heart of Marina Bay. You can catch world-class Indian performances and nibble samosas until your toes tap the tabla beat.Tonight, venues spotlight international and local talent. British pop band Blue is playing The Star Theatre and yes, they’re still “Breathing Easy” after all these years. Whether you love power ballads or 2000s nostalgia, it’s the singalong opportunity of a lifetime. For nightlife, the legendary Zouk pumps Singapore’s party heartbeat well into the morning with retro, EDM, and possibly a spontaneous limbo contest—bring your best footwork, awkward dance moves welcome!In city news, today sees the Sarawak Mega Fair lighting up downtown Singapore, with a showcase on sustainable tourism, investment, and medical travel. It's perfect for those keen on eco-adventures or curious about Sarawak’s wonders—think orangutans, rainforests, and very serious food feasts. Over in food-world, several hawker stalls in Tanjong Pagar have added spicy crab rolls to their menus—turn lunch into an Olympic event and see who can handle their chili!Must-do activities today? Zip up Sentosa’s Island Cable Car for panoramic views (and thrilling wind in your hair), grab kaya toast at Maxwell Food Centre, or wander Chinatown’s alleys to spot brilliantly weird souvenirs and hidden tea houses. If you’re dodging the rain, catch an indie flick at Cathay Cineplexes or sample dessert at Jewel Changi’s food zone—Durian ice cream, anyone?Local tip: If you ride the MRT today, score a seat by carefully timing your entry—those “empty trains” at off-peak hours are not a myth, they’re a sport! Pro tip from taxi uncles: late night rides along the AYE give the best cityscape views, especially when the thunderstorms add dramatic flair.Keep your eyes out, because tomorrow Singapore ramps up with even more festival action, live concerts, and a rumored rooftop yoga meet that promises views as stunning as the poses! Join me again for another round of offbeat discoveries from the lion city.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

24 Nov 5min

Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Singapore with your globe-trotting, thrill-seeking, fun-loving host Oly Bennet! It’s Friday, November 21st, 2025, and Singapore is positively buzzing with energy—like a Durian smoothie at a hawker center! The weather? Classic Singapore: steamy, sun-kissed skies with a hint of afternoon thunderstorm drama, so don’t forget your brolly or your sense of adventure.The city’s pulse today? Electrified! Singapore is ramping up for epic events, with the BLACKPINK concert fever turning literally every block into a K-pop wonderland, from snap-worthy neon installations to candy floss pop-ups at the Sports Hub. And in breaking news, Live Nation just dropped the final batch of BLACKPINK tickets for their historic three-show run at the National Stadium next weekend—folks, this is K-history in the making according to Secret Singapore and Business Today.Let’s dive into what’s hot here and now:If you’re a family with kiddos, head for the PAW Patrol Wonderland Adventure at City Square Mall—bring the little pups for free interactive fun and a chance to meet their favorite four-legged heroes. Shopping? Spend $100 for a meet & greet to make your kid the happiest in the Lion City.All wine connoisseurs—or those who just enjoy a tipple—don’t miss the Decanter Fine Wine Encounter 2025 at the swanky Shangri-La Hotel. Sample from dozens of world-renowned labels and try to resist investing in an entire Bordeaux cellar.After something spectacular and Insta-fabulous? Check out In Your Area at Singapore Sports Hub for BLACKPINK inspired installations, including a neon-lit fountain sign glowing with K-pop magic from 6:30pm tonight.Art-lovers, don’t let your eyeballs have a dull moment—Into the Modern: Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston is dazzling art buffs at the National Gallery Singapore, showcasing 100+ masterpieces by Monet, Renoir, and Manet. Early bird tickets score a nifty 30% discount if you book before November 30th.For all ages, the brand new Changi Festive Village is officially open! Marvel at the towering Disney-themed Christmas trees, snap a pic with Moana, and pit your skills at carnival games in Terminal 3. And if anyone asks why you’re hanging out at the airport for hours, tell them Oly Bennet sent you.In the sparkling nightlife scene, serial partygoers can groove at the RedMan Revamped Party at Star Vista—a quick stop for snacks, music, and plenty of fun activities.What’s making headlines today? Besides BLACKPINK-mania, Orchard Road is aglow with Dior's 75th Anniversary lights dazzling the city’s premier shopping belt, and there’s a brand-new bus lane rolling out near Marina Bay to ease commute crunches during all this festival traffic. Foodies, take note: a spicy new Peranakan fusion restaurant opened on Tanjong Pagar Road—worth checking out for lunch.If you want an iconic Singapore experience, soar above the skyline in a cable car as part of the Singapore Cable Car Pokémon Day-to-Night Adventure, with themed cabins and plushies galore. Or, go classic and indulge your inner child at the Night Festival, still brightening up Bras Basah and Bugis with wild light sculptures and interactive performances through early December.Jungle Oly tip of the day: As local lore goes, if you want to avoid being swarmed by mynah birds or melted by the midday sun, channel your inner uncle and bring a trusty foldable umbrella everywhere! Trust me, it’s more Singaporean than chili crab and you’ll look like you know every shortcut in Tiong Bahru.Looking ahead—tomorrow Singapore cranks it up another notch with the kickoff of Tiger Trade Experience 2025 at Plaza Singapura, and don’t forget to snag the last of the BLACKPINK tickets if you dare brave the crowd! There’s also live outdoor performances and cryptic scavenger hunts to be had—so check back for all the wild, quirky details with your mate Oly Bennet!Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

21 Nov 4min

Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Singapore, your daily dose of city adventures! It’s Thursday, November 20, 2025, and the Lion City is buzzing with tropical energy. The skies are a patchwork of sunshine and light showers—classic Singapore, where umbrellas double as fashion statements and a sudden rainstorm is just a chance to duck into a late brunch or quirky gallery.Kicking off today’s vibe, the city’s in an exciting groove. Singapore is rolling out the red carpet for the Greek Prime Minister, so you might spot some official motorcades along Orchard Road and across the Civic District. Expect a festive air and traffic updates, with a bit of international flair thrown into your day. Meanwhile, locals are feeling the anticipation for next week’s Yuletide extravaganza at Gardens by the Bay, but there’s already a cheerful hum across the city.Right now, three key events are spicing things up for every flavor of explorer. Science buffs, get geeky at the STRA International Conference on Engineering & Technology at Suntec City, hosted by the National University of Singapore Society. It’s a melting pot of inventors and tech-heads sharing breakthroughs that could change everyday life. Art lovers, head to Esplanade for Kalaa Utsavam—Singapore’s annual Indian Festival of Arts, swirling with classical dance, contemporary performances, and spicy street eats. If anime and J-pop light up your soul, check out AFA Singapore 2025, the island’s biggest Japanese pop culture festival, promising cosplay, otaku stalls, and performances that’ll have you doing the kawaii dance faster than you can say “ramen.”The city’s nightlife is revving up, too. Resort World Sentosa is already twinkling with Christmas lights, and Mandarin Gallery has unveiled blind box gifting mania for everyone who loves a surprise. For something truly epic, cinephiles are getting their fix at the vOilah! French Film Festival, which offers heart-tugging international cinema paired with buttery croissants. Feeling sporty or just want to try something wild? Sneak into Trifecta’s anniversary bash near Orchard for free skiing and snowboarding classes—no mountains required, just pure Singapore ingenuity.On the local news front, Fujifilm is throwing a dazzling SG60 celebration this week, honoring 60 years in Singapore with massive photo installations plastered across key MRT stations—perfect photo ops! Public transport’s running smooth, but do expect small reroutes near Suntec and Parliament due to the diplomatic visit. Foodies, rumor has it a new Peranakan dessert bar just opened in Tanjong Pagar, whipping up kueh you won’t find in guidebooks.If you’re seeking the quintessential Singapore day, pop into the ArtScience Museum for “Another World is Possible” and take a selfie with the Merlion along Marina Bay—the morning light’s just right! Families, let the kids loose at Gallery Children’s Biennale at National Gallery, with playful installations on climate and creativity.Pro tip: Singapore hawker centers are best explored by following your nose and your curiosity—Maxwell Food Centre’s rojak stall was recently crowned “Most Chaotic Queue,” but trust me, the crunch is worth every minute. In Singapore, queueing is practically a sport, and the championship’s played daily!Before I zip off, here’s a sneak peek for tomorrow: the dazzling Christmas Wonderland opens at Gardens by the Bay, and more international music acts hit Zouk for a pre-weekend party storm. Tune in for those updates—adventures await!Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

20 Nov 4min

Welcome, globe-trotters and curious adventurers, to Things To Do in Singapore! I’m your roving, joke-cracking sports nut Oly Bennet, bringing you a whirlwind lowdown on what’s hot this Sunday, November 16, 2025. Singapore is buzzing—right now it’s humid, push-your-hair-back sticky, but there’s a cool excitement in the air. Streets are lively, malls are packed, and by the time the sunset flexes its colors, you’re going to want your schedule locked and loaded.Time for the main event: what’s shaking today? Hold onto your kopi—Singapore has a menu of wonders. The glitterati are out at Marina Bay Sands for the Weibo Cultural Exchange Night, a shimmering gala packed with Asian stars, live performances, and awards—a true red-carpet party spotlighting creativity and philanthropy. If you’re pining for pure artistic energy, National Gallery Singapore is throwing a 10th birthday bash with free art experiences, live music, and street eats ranging from the classic MILO van to treats like tutu kueh. It’s family-friendly, fun, and festive until 10 pm!All you culture buffs, the Peranakan Museum is making waves with Community Voices: A Peranakan Indian Kaleidoscope, dishing out interactive exhibits and music. Over at Suntec Singapore, The Feast by the Light of Jesus Family is filling hearts and bellies with a soulful gathering until 4 pm. Kids bouncing off the walls? Unleash them at Giggle Jungle for some slide races and a three-storey spiral slide—or head to the Defence Collective Festival with aviation, navy, and army fun across three museums, all with free entry.Can’t resist a great story? Today’s your final call to see Dear Evan Hansen at the Sands Theatre—a musical triumph lighting up the town. Need a dose of nature? Sunflower Surprise is in full bloom in the Flower Dome at Gardens by the Bay, and the Botanic Gardens are buzzing with vibrant art from the LASALLE College showcase, plus guided orchid tours for that instant Instagram boost.Now for the fresh local scoop: Singapore’s food scene is percolating—word on the street is a new Japanese-style bakery just opened in Tiong Bahru, promising yuzu pastries as zingy as a lion dance! On the transport front, get ready: the Downtown MRT Line rolled out extra peak hour trains this week. Translation—less time sweating under your backpack, more time tearing up the dance floor or ogling art.Every Oly travel tip is hard-earned: if you’re out exploring, always bring a foldable umbrella. Not for rain dodging—it's perfect for carving out your own sliver of shade when you need it most. Bonus points if it’s neon pink; you’ll never lose your friends in a crowd again!A sneak peek for the eager and the bold: tomorrow the Community Shakeout Run launches from Red Dot Design Museum at 7 am—bring your wildest shades and join the throng. Need something more melodic? The Homecoming concert at Singapore Conference Hall guarantees chills, and the Pet Fair at Singapore Expo keeps tails wagging all week.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

16 Nov 3min

Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Singapore with your globetrotting sports nut Oly Bennet! Buckle up, because it’s Saturday, November 15th, 2025, and Singapore is pulsing with an energy hotter than a freshly poured laksa. Outside, the humidity’s giving your hair a run for its money but the skies are mostly clear, setting the perfect backdrop while downtown buzzes with art parties, pop-culture extravaganzas, and enough quirky family shenanigans to keep even the most energetic kid—like me after too much Milo—entertained.First: let’s talk the city’s current vibe. Singapore is partying for a reason! Downtown’s National Gallery is in birthday mode, turning 10 years old and flinging open its doors with free artsy shindigs for all ages. But the real blockbuster? Into the Modern: Impressionism from MFA Boston is opening, and for the first time in Southeast Asia, you can feast your peepers on over 100 masterpieces from Monet, Renoir, Cézanne, and a glittering cast of art icons. Even Paris is jealous! Word on the (art deco) street is the Gallery is also bursting with pop-up food stalls, music, and hands-on workshops, so art-lovers, get moving.Meanwhile, for fans of wizardry and wild imagination, Resorts World Sentosa has whipped up the Asia premiere of Harry Potter: Visions of Magic. Picture this: interactive wand-waving, spellbinding installations, and the legendary Chamber of Secrets brought to life just for Singapore! You don’t need your Hogwarts letter—tickets get you in, butterbeer gets you hyped, and you get bragging rights.Families, are you ready? Head over to the brand new Jurong Eco-Garden playground for rope pyramids, kid-sized adventures, and a leafy break from city bustle. Or, let the younglings loose at Riri’s Children Playloft, where Japanese-inspired wooden play spaces make parents as chill as the air con.Night owls and telly fans, sharpen those elbows for The Sheng Siong Show. This Mediacorp TV taping is live, loud, and loaded with games and prizes. Trust Singapore to make grocery shopping look like the Olympics of fun.Sprinkling on some cultural confetti: The National Museum’s Once Upon a Tide presents a sensory story of Singapore’s rise from humble port to global powerhouse, while the Asian Civilisations Museum’s Elegant Sounds exhibition immerses you in music, history, and craft.And hold onto your chopsticks, foodsters—Singapore’s first-ever all-you-can-eat ramen buffet just landed at Kiwami Ramen & Gyoza Bar, Guoco Tower. Brave the line for noodle nirvana and a true local’s lunchtime challenge.Don’t forget key city info: public transit is running smooth, but heads up—Haw Par Villa MRT station now boasts vibrant new murals and extra escalators, perfect for making your journey a dash more photogenic.Must-dos for today: stroll through Gardens by the Bay’s autumn floral display (it’s lush, it’s cool, it’s selfie heaven), snap that pic in front of the Marina Bay Sands skyline, and treat yourself to an Impressionist-inspired afternoon tea at the Fairmont’s ANTI:DOTE lounge. It’s what Monet would have done after painting lilies.Local tip from Oly: In Singapore, nobody reserves seats with a towel at the pool—but keep an eye out for ‘chope’ packets of tissue on hawker centre tables. That’s a sign the table’s claimed! Respect the chope or risk incurring the wrath of a hungry lunch crowd.Lining up for tomorrow: The National Gallery’s birthday bash continues, the Harry Potter magic rages on, and rumor has it a pop-up kite festival may swarm Marina Barrage with color. Tune back in so you don’t miss a beat—or a butterbeer.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

15 Nov 4min

Welcome, fellow explorers and sports fans! Oly Bennet reporting in for “Things to do in Singapore,” your guide to turning any day on this vibrant island-city into a whirlwind adventure. Today is Friday, November 14, 2025, and Singapore’s serving up its signature mix of balmy tropical warmth with a splash of high humidity and a chance of afternoon showers—so, pack your umbrella and prepare to sweat with style!The city is running at full throttle, alive with energy from locals and travelers alike. Not only is His Majesty King Abdullah II of Jordan in town for a working visit, but the buzz is all about color, creativity, and an absolute smorgasbord of epic events.If you’re ready to dodge boredom like a pro athlete, here’s your playbook for today:Let’s kick off with the PetExpo Fiesta 2025 at Singapore EXPO Hall 7, open from 11am to 8pm. Expect furry friends strutting their stuff, workshops, and unique pet products—it’s paradise whether you have a pet, want a pet, or just want a selfie with a pet that looks like Chewbacca.Craving culture with a twist? Head to the Defence Collective Festival kicking off at the Singapore Discovery Centre, Navy Museum, and Air Force Museum, featuring warship-building, flight simulators, and plenty of camo gear—ideal for families or anyone who’s ever wanted to command a mini submarine without actually joining the navy.Wine lovers, raise your glasses at the Wine Connection Wine Tasting Fair at Capital Square, with over 100 varieties from 20 winemakers. Pro tip: your ticket comes with a wine voucher, so today, the only thing you have to fear is a grape overload.Tonight, slice through nostalgia at the Flashback - 2000s Party at the Hard Rock Cafe, starting at 10:30pm. Come dressed for the era, bust out those blink-182 moves, and get ready to relive your old-school cool—air-guitar solos are encouraged.If you want a dash of Broadway magic, the Wicked Festival at Resorts World Sentosa transforms the place into Oz until January, featuring a giant glowing witch’s hat, themed food, and fantastical light shows. Frankly, you’re not in Kansas anymore, but who wants to be?For the art aficionados, the National Gallery launches “Into the Modern: Impressionism from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston” today, showcasing masterpieces from Monet, Renoir, and more. Come for the art, stay for the discounted ticket if you book before November 30—because art and deals always score points!Hungry for news? Singapore’s food scene just got hotter with a slew of hawker stalls at Lau Pa Sat offering creative spins on satay and laksa. Word on the street is that the MRT Circle Line extension now means you can zip from Bayfront to Keppel faster than a soccer ball in penalty shootout. Don't forget Changi Festive Village—the Christmas Tree at Jewel is 16 meters tall, making everyone's holiday selfies next-level!Oly’s must-dos today: Try the Sunflower Surprise at Gardens by the Bay, where there are more than 3,000 sunflowers in hues you didn’t even know existed.Swing past Downtown East for the Unicorn Christmas Garden—pure Instagram gold for families or anyone who believes in living life with a sprinkle of fairy dust.Catch a show: Dear Evan Hansen is playing at the Sands Theatre, a multi-award-winning musical for anyone who loves an emotional ride set to show-stopping tunes.Local legend time! Did you know Singapore’s hawker culture is so beloved it was recognized by UNESCO? If you want to order like a local, say “kopi kosong” for your coffee without sugar (and watch the vendors light up with a smile).Teaser for tomorrow: Get ready for more riveting events, like the Kawaiimama Festival celebrating all things kawaii at Guoco Tower, and the Singapore Urban Sports & Fitness Festival launching city-wide—where you can try bouldering, parkour, and witness freestyle footballers who bend it better than Beckham.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

14 Nov 4min

Welcome, listeners to Things to Do in Singapore! It’s Thursday, November 13, 2025, and I’m Ollie Bennet, your globe-trotting, joke-cracking sport fanatic ready to whisk you through the Lion City’s wild and wonderful happenings. Trust me, today’s Singapore has more action than a badminton championship in a wind tunnel.Let’s kick off with the current city vibe: the weather’s giving us classic Singapore—warm and humid but with blue skies peeking through, perfect for both outdoor frolics and museum sprints. The city’s energy is electric, with locals buzzing at the thought of the weekend ahead and major events popping up faster than durians in June.For you culture vultures, the Singapore Writers Festival is in full swing across the Civic District, packing workshops, panel discussions, and literary installations that would make Shakespeare plotz. If you’re hunting for Insta-worthy moments, head to Gardens by the Bay for Sunflower Surprise—the Flower Dome’s twinkling with 3,000 sunflowers in every hue you can imagine, right through Sunday. For theatre fans, the Tony-winning musical Dear Evan Hansen is on its final run at Marina Bay Sands. Catch it before it wraps up this weekend, and don’t miss the post-show panels for serious chats about mental health and self-worth—deep stuff, but with plenty of laughs tucked in, if you’re with me.Now, who says adults get all the fun? Families can romp through the Unicorn Christmas Garden at Downtown East. Magical play lawns, fairy bubbles, and unicorn balloon sculpting await. If you’ve got kids with boundless energy—or if you’re just a big kid yourself—this is your spot. Night owls, jot this down: the Thursday Night Hustle is happening at Zouk, promising thumping beats and Singapore’s best-dressed crowd shaking it loose until late.And to keep your brain as fit as your feet, play board games till you drop tonight at Geekster’s “Geek Out, Stress Out!” strategy bash near Aljunied MRT. Bring your favorite game or roll up to discover a new obsession, with a unique entry fee—just roll two dice and pay the sum, or opt for S$8. Oh, you even get a complimentary drink! Hydration and domination, my friends.In local news, there’s a buzz about hot new restaurants: several fresh spots just opened in Chinatown and Tanjong Pagar, serving up fusion bites and plant-based menus. MRT operations are smooth today with no scheduled delays—if you hear a cheery crowd tonight, it’s just Singapore heading to the next event on time!Must-do activities? Start with a stroll at the National Gallery’s epic Impressionism exhibition, featuring Monet and Renoir, alongside interactive installations that put your selfie skills to the test. If your taste buds are tingling, make a pitstop at the Wine Connection Wine Tasting Fair. Over 100 varieties waiting to tickle your palate—just don’t confuse your cabernet with your cab ride home!Local tip: when you’re heading to a hawker centre, don’t be shy—join a table and share space with strangers. That’s how you make friends (and squeeze in more food). Plus, try “kopi peng”—iced local coffee—if you need a caffeine kick that could charge a Formula One car.As for tomorrow—keep an eye out for Defence Collective Festival starting, with everything from flight simulators to warship building. Also, more festive treats popping up, so if you didn’t get enough unicorns today, stay tuned.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

13 Nov 4min

Welcome to Things to Do in Singapore! It’s Sunday, November 9, 2025, and I’m Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting, sports-loving guide to all things lively, quirky, and epically Singaporean. Whether you’re a new explorer or a local legend, you’re about to discover how this city gets its groove on—no passport required!Let’s kick it off with today’s city vibe: Singapore’s skies are promising a classic tropical day, bright and humid, with enough summer in the air to power twenty beach volleyball tournaments—and yes, sports fans, that’s a real metric! There’s an infectious buzz, with Orchard Road sparkling thanks to the Great Christmas Village’s nightly “snowfall,” dazzling lights, and carols that have even the Merlion tapping its tail in rhythm. Wong Fu Fu Café outside Orchard is now a giant Cinnamoroll wonderland—just when you thought Singapore couldn’t get any cuter.Today’s highlights are a head-spinning mix, giving you more variety than a durian buffet:The Singapore Hokkien Festival at Telok Ayer celebrates heritage with masterful glove puppetry, poetry jams, and mouthwatering eats like Red Yeast Fried Duck. Bring your inner foodie and sing along with the locals—if you’ve got karaoke moves, this is your moment!Kids (and their young-at-heart adults) can head to the Arts House for the Singapore Writers Festival’s “Shapes, Shade & Play” indoor playground. The SG Book Fair at Bras Basah Complex lets bookworms of all ages burrow into family stories and local comics. And storytelling sessions serve up adorable animal-themed carnival games—egg carton ping pong, anyone?Art fans, step into the surreal—liTHE 2025 dance performance at the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre is shaking things up with “Strangely Familiar,” while the Singapore Clay Festival wraps up today, showing off clay masterpieces so quirky they could headline a sports half-time show.Jazz lovers, don’t miss Dianne Reeves live at the Esplanade Concert Hall in the Mosaic Music Series. Expect soulful tunes that could turn any rainy afternoon into a sun-drenched soiree.For night owls and party animals, Orchard Road transforms after sundown, with open-air concerts, roaming performers, and more festive lights than a football stadium. According to TravelandTourWorld, Singapore’s nightlife is turning global heads, where heritage, neon, and culinary wizardry collide for “night tourism” that’s just getting started.In the news: The National Museum is hosting a truly nostalgic pop-up—SG60—where you can geek out over retro TVs, vintage airline memorabilia, and city artifacts that make history as thrilling as a tie-breaker in table tennis. Meanwhile, public transit is running smoothly, with Big Bus Hop-On-Hop-Off and guided boat tours available for visitors and locals making the rounds.Hungry? Wong Fu Fu café’s new Cinnamoroll-themed makeover is drawing dessert lovers and Instagrammers in herds. If you’re looking for extraordinary bites, sniff out the Hokkien Festival stalls—your tastebuds will thank you.Oly’s must-do’s today: Go wild at a festival, score a selfie at the dazzling Orchard Road light show, say hello to “Scotty,” the biggest T-Rex at Science Centre Singapore, and dance with the city at the Esplanade. If you want a local tip, hop into a hawker centre early! Locals know the best eats happen before the lunchtime rush, and you might catch a veteran table-tennis game between orders.Did you know Singapore’s traffic lights are so efficient, city planners once won a global award for urban flow? That’s right; the only thing faster is my sprint for kaya toast at breakfast!Before you dash, keep your schedule open for tomorrow—the Defence Collective Festival will unveil interactive military history and family games, and the Christmas Villages will keep the party going with snowfall, music, and holiday cheer. Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

9 Nov 4min