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What to do in Singapore for the Week of September 25

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Find out what events are happening this week!
Photo: The Straits Times

COMEDY

• Chindian Express

A comedy ride that tracks the cross-border love story of Sathish Kumar (India) and Kate Hu (China). Expect a punchy mix of fresh stand-up sets and spontaneous crowd riffing.

When: Sept 26, Sat, 8pm to 9.30pm Where: MDLR, 62 Cecil Street Tickets: eventbrite.sg

• Gaurav Gupta Live in Singapore

The Indian stand-up comedian and practising dentist is known for his clean, observational family humour and funny routine encounters.

When: Sept 26, Sat, 7pm Where: Kreta Ayer People’s Theatre, 30A Kreta Ayer Road Tickets: premiertickets.co

DANCE

• Garba Workshop

Learn new dance techniques from Bolly Dancing Studio instructors and groove to the beats of Garba music.

When: Sept 26 (Sat) and Sept 27 (Sun), 1.30pm to 3.30pm Where: Bolly Dancing Studio. 261 Waterloo Street

EVENT

• Singapore Hindi Writers’ Festival 2026

The Global Hindi Foundation Singapore, spearheaded by its founder Mamta Mandal, is organising the third edition of the Singapore Hindi Writers’ Festival. It brings together an inspiring lineup of contemporary writers, poets and thinkers from Singapore, Malaysia, and India. Key featured speakers and authors include Anju Purohit, acclaimed diaspora speaker, poet and cultural organiser, and Neetu Gujral, renowned poet and writer.

When: Sept 26, Sat, 5pm to 8pm Where: Trio Auditorium, 11 Sam Leong Road Registration: globalhindi.org or 91081540

• Project Udvasanam

Supported by the Hindu Advisory Board, Project Udvasanam encourages Hindu devotees to surrender old, damaged or unwanted religious items rather than dispose of them as ordinary waste. Items accepted include deity statues (not exceeding 60cm in height), deity pictures and photographs (without glass and frames) and calendars featuring deity pictures. Prayer items such as lamps, trays and vessels will not be accepted.

When: Sept 27, Sun, 9.30am to 1pm Where: PGP Hall, Library Room (Level 1), 397 Serangoon Road Registration: Not required

• Merku Udayam 2026

A celebration of Indian culture and heritage. Participants can look forward to interactive activities such as UV face painting and traditional games, budget shopping and attractive lucky draw prizes.

When: Oct 3, Sat, 2pm to 6pm Where: Ayer Rajah Community Club Details: onepa.gov.sg/events

Didi Krishna Kumari East Yatra 2026: Rise from Within tour

Globally respected Indian spiritual leader, life coach and the executive head of the Sadhu Vaswani Mission will take part in three events during her visit to Singapore as part of her Southeast Asia tour, which is dedicated to spreading the late Dada J.P. Vaswani’s messages of peace, love and compassion.

• Write Your Own Story

An inspirational, empowering discourse on true happiness delivered in English.

When: Oct 3, Sat, 6.30pm Where: RELC International Hotel, 30 Orange Grove Road Admission: Free; more details: sadhuvaswani@singnet.com.sg

• Kirtan Jamming & Master Your Mind

A lively, devotional live music session described as “the happiest party you’ll ever attend,” paired with a motivational talk by Didi on cultivating mental clarity. It features guest artistes from India and Indonesia.

When: Oct 4, Sun, 6.30pm Where: The Orchid Ballroom, Holiday Inn Singapore Orchard City Centre, 11 Cavenagh Road Admission: Free; more details: sadhuvaswani@singnet.com.sg

• Sindhi Ruh-Rihaan

A traditional “heart-to-heart” spiritual talk and gathering specifically for the Sindhi community, focusing on shared spiritual heritage, reflection and togetherness.

When: Oct 8, Thu, 7pm Where: Singapore Swimming Club, 45 Tanjong Rhu Road Admission: Free; more details: sadhuvaswani@singnet.com.sg

FOOD

• Kerala Food Festival – A Taste of Kerala’s Tea Time Snacks

Savour Kerala’s much-loved tea time favourites, served by eight restaurants: Paradise Biryani, Spice Junction, DShapp, Curry Magic, Swadisht, Cafe Malabar, Alankar and Casuarina Bistro. A recipe book featuring traditional generational tea-time recipes from Malayalee community pioneers will be launched.

When: Sept 27, 2.30pm to 6pm Where: Bidadari Community Club, 11 Bidadari Park Drive Tickets: portal.malayalee.org.sg

MUSIC

• Sruthi Laya Sangeetha Vaibhavam

An evening of Carnatic music featuring acclaimed violinist Nagai R. Muralidharan, who is accompanied by Dr D. Badrinarayanan on violin, Kallidaikurichi S. Sivakumar on mridangam and Muthu Subramanian on kanjeera.

When: Sept 25, Fri, 7pm to 9pm Where: SIFAS Amphitheatre, 250/252 Middle Road Tickets: eventbrite.sg

• Anirudh XV Tour: Live In Singapore

The high-energy concert celebrates the award-winning Indian composer and singer’s 15 years in the music industry. Expect a mix of recent chart-raging hits and iconic anthems, including tracks like “Powerhouse”, “Thalapathy Katcheri!”, “Arabic Kuthu” and “Kanave Kanave”.

When: Sept 26, Sat, 7.30pm When: Singapore Indoor Stadium Tickets: viagogo.gr

• Anoushka Shankar: Chapters Tour

The sitar virtuoso’s live shows are defined by an “immersive and soulful” atmosphere that blends her deep Hindustani classical roots with contemporary global genres. It will be a mesmerising confluence of melody, mastery and emotion.

When: Oct 1, Thu, 7.30pm Where: Esplanade Concert Hall Tickets: bookmyshow.sg

• Singapore Hindi Writers’ Festival 2026

The Global Hindi Foundation Singapore, spearheaded by its founder Mamta Mandal, is organising the third edition of the Singapore Hindi Writers’ Festival. It brings together an inspiring lineup of contemporary writers, poets and thinkers from Singapore, Malaysia, and India. Key featured speakers and authors include Anju Purohit, acclaimed diaspora speaker, poet and cultural organiser, and Neetu Gujral, renowned poet and writer.

When: Sept 26, Sat, 5pm to 8pm Where: Trio Auditorium, 11 Sam Leong Road Register at: 91081540

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