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What to do in Singapore for the Week of July 17

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COMEDY

Shoot the Kelvi

Starring three of regional Tamil stand-up comedy’s finest – Hindra Bose, Saint TFC and #supasuresh – expect sharp wit and big laughs. Shoot the Kelvi is all about asking questions, sparking conversations and having a great time.

When: July 31, Fri, 8pm to 9.30pm Where: AGAM Theatre Lab Tickets: eventbrite.com

DANCE

Groove & Glow: Kuthu Hop

A dance session to move boldly, feel radiant and reconnect with yourself. Expect good music, grounding affirmations and an atmosphere that celebrates expression without judgment.

When: July 31, Fri, 7pm to 8pm Where: 83 Clemenceau Avenue Tickets: eventbrite.com

Yuva Mahotsav Festival 2026

Apsaras Dance Company presents Yuva Mahotsav - Spirit of Rising Stars, featuring youth Bharatanatyam artistes performing their dances, each from four different institutions.

When: July 24 to 25m 7.30pm, July 26, 8pm, Aug 14, 7.30pm Where: Avai @ Apsaras Arts, 90 Goodman Rd Tickets: ticketer.sg

EVENT

Indian Mango Festival

Organised by the High Commission of India in Singapore, the festival will showcase a wide range of premium Indian mangoes renowned for their exceptional taste, aroma and quality.

When: July 17 (Fri) to 19 (Sun), 12pm to 8pm Where: Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre - Concourse 2, Level 3 Admission: Free

A Wedding of Traditions: The Chulia Experience 2.0

The interactive heritage showcase, organised by Shaabaz Event Hub, places guests within a vibrant “wedding without a couple” setting, offering an in-depth look at the customs, music and stories of the Chulia community, the early South Indian Tamil Muslim pioneers who played an essential role in building early Singapore. The centrepiece of the experience is the traditional “5 Kari Soru,” an authentic bridal-groom heritage feast.

When: July 19, Sun, 11am to 1pm and 1.30pm to 3.30pm Where: Futsing Association, 2 Allenby Road Tickets: S$35 (child); $50 (adult) (fully claimable via SG Culture Pass credits); more details at sgculturepass.gov.sg

FIFA World Cup Screening

Catch the third-place match and final of the FIFA World Cup 2026 on the big screen. Settle into a bean bag and enjoy the games alongside fellow fans in a lively, communal atmosphere. Complimentary popcorn, candy floss, and Coca-Cola will be available on a first-come, first-served basis to complete the viewing experience. Patrons can also look forward to football-themed game booths, a photobooth, and the halftime lucky draw for a chance to win exciting prizes, including the grand prize – a Hisense TV.

When: Third-place playoff: July 19, Sun, 5am; Final July 20, Mon, 3am Where: Kallang Wave Mall Atrium Admission: Free; no registration required.

MUSIC

Naadha Sangamam Nadamrutham 2026 – A Musical Journey Through Languages

A captivating Carnatic music concert presented by Naadha Sangamam, celebrating the beauty of Indian languages through music.

When: July 18, Sat, 5pm Where: Alliance Francaise de Singapour, 1 Sarkies Road Tickets: indianclassical.net

SingAlong with Dad

A high-energy special Father’s Day celebration. Dedicate a classic melody to your dad, team up for a father-child duet or just clap along to timeless Tamil hits celebrating fathers.

When: July 18, Sat, 6pm to 9pm Where: Veera Flavours, 41 Kerbau Road Tickets: eventbrite.com

Anuv Jain – Dastakhat World Tour

Anuv Jain is a singer-songwriter and composer widely regarded as one of the most popular and streamed indie artistes from India. He has made a strong impact with his ability to capture raw human emotions and give compelling performances. He now brings his Dastakhat Tour 2025-2026 to Singapore.

When: July 28, Tue, 8pm Where: Capitol Theatre Tickets: bandsintown.com

ONAM CELEBRATION

Kairalee Kampong Onam Vallamkali

An exciting traditional Kerala snake boat race hosted by Singapore Kairalee Kala Nilayam featuring 11 teams.

When: July 19, Sun, 1pm to 5pm Where: Jurong Lake Gardens Admission: $10; for tickets and other details, contact Vishnu 98593599 or Shanish 94872411

NOAH ONAM LIVE 2K26

An evening of music, celebration and live entertainment inspired by the festive spirit of the season and created for Singapore’s vibrant multicultural community. Playback singer, actor and co-founder of the popular Indian indie band Thaikkudam Bridge, Siddharth Menon, will perform along with singers Jyotsna Radhakrishnan and Sana Moidutty. Malayalam film and entertainment personalities Siju Wilson, Antony Varghese and Saniya Iyappan will make special appearances.

When: Aug 1, Sat, 6pm Where: Quantum Arena@OWIS, 27 Punggol Field Walk Tickets: eventbrite.com

SMA ONAM NITE 26

The signature annual musical and cultural extravaganza presented by the Singapore Malayalee Association in collaboration with Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay will feature celebrated artistes from the Malayalam film and performing arts industry, including playback singers Sithara Krishnakumar and Unni Menon, actresses and dancers Asha Sharath, Bhavana and Swasika and comedian Kottayam Nazeer and his team.

When: Aug 8, Sat, 6.30pm Where: Esplanade Concert Hall Tickets: sistic.com.sg

OPEN HOUSE

Members of the public can explore the world of Indian classical arts and discover learning opportunities at SIFAS

Open House 2026. The two-day Open House is designed to inspire children, youths, adults, seniors and families to begin their journey in Indian classical arts through SIFAS’ wide range of courses.

When: July 18 (Sat) and July 19 (Sun), 9.30am to 9.30pm Where: SIFAS building, 250/252 Middle Road Admission: Is free, but you have to register at https://forms.gle/pMet5oU2wUHtL9Rk6

POETRY

PEHCHAAN – A poetic journey back to your roots

Presented through a unique blend of live music, storytelling and poetry, this immersive experience explores the emotions we often leave unspoken, the home we continue to carry within us and the identity we sometimes forget while chasing life. Every story, every melody, and every verse gently reminds us of who we are, where we come from and what truly matters.

When: Aug 8 (Sat), 5pm to 7pm Where: Global Indian International School SMART Campus, Punggol Tickets: eventbrite.com

WORKSHOP

Indian Clubs Workshop

A hands-on workshop. Discover the unique way to swing clubs and mace that improves flexibility, coordination and strength. Hosted by Anu Raja.

When: July 18 (Sat) and July 19 (Sun), 1pm to 4.30pm Where: Ashtanga Yoga Nilayam Singapore, 68B Race Course Road. For more details, email: anurajaram27@gmail.com

STAGE

Everything But The Brain

The Stage Club presents The Straits Times Life! Award winner, Everything But The Brain, where a physics teacher employs the help of three bears to save her dying father.

When: Jul 30 to Aug 9, 7.30pm and additional 2.30pm shows on weekends Where: The Arts House at the Old Parliament, Play Den Tickets: bookmyshow.sg

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