October 10, 2025 • 3 mins
Good morning Singapore! Oly Bennett here, your guide to all the brilliant, bonkers, and beautiful happenings in this incredible island city. Welcome to Things to do in Singapore, and boy oh boy, do we have a cracker of a day ahead on this Friday, October 10th, 2025!
The Lion City is buzzing with that perfect Friday energy, and whether you're a culture vulture, a foodie fanatic, or someone who just wants to soak up some good vibes, we've got you sorted.
Let's kick things off with something absolutely smashing happening today. The Smart Local tells us the Japan Tea Festival 2025 is brewing up a storm at the Japanese Embassy from noon till 4pm. We're talking traditional sencha ceremonies, tastings from over 15 Japanese tea regions, and delicious treats from ABC Cooking Studio. It's free entry, and honestly, what better way to wind down your Friday afternoon than sipping premium matcha and gyokuro?
But wait, there's more! Tonight at Hard Rock Cafe, all you Swifties out there can shake it off at Life of a Swiftie, a Taylor Swift themed night kicking off at 10:30pm. According to Eventbrite, it's the perfect way to celebrate making it through another work week, surrounded by fellow fans belting out your favorite T-Swift anthems.
For the youngsters and families, The SpongeBob Musical is happening at Singapore American School this evening at 4:30pm. Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Your kids' new favorite theatrical experience, that's who!
Now here's something wild that wraps up this Sunday. The Smart Local reports that the G-Dragon Media Exhibition Übermensch at Jewel Changi Airport is in its final weekend. For 30 dollars, K-pop fans can dive into five interactive zones, including VR experiences with the king himself. It closes October 13th, so this is your last chance to catch it.
Speaking of wrapping up, Gardens by the Bay's Mid-Autumn Festival continues through October 12th with stunning light installations and hands-on workshops for lantern-making and bamboo weaving.
Here's a local tip for you listeners: When you're hopping around town today, remember that Friday afternoons mean the MRT gets packed with office workers heading home. Plan your journey with an extra 15 minutes buffer, and you'll breeze through like a proper Singaporean.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, Saturday October 11th is absolutely packed. International E-waste Day 2025 hits Bedok Town Square where you can responsibly dispose of old electronics and score some freebies. The Japan Rail Fair launches, and the UNIQLO Jeans Festival kicks off at TRIFECTA with live music, skateboarding showcases, and discounted sourdough pizza. Trust me, you'll want to mark your calendars.
So there you have it, listeners. From tea ceremonies to K-pop exhibitions, Singapore is serving up the goods this Friday. Get out there and make some memories!
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.
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The Lion City is buzzing with that perfect Friday energy, and whether you're a culture vulture, a foodie fanatic, or someone who just wants to soak up some good vibes, we've got you sorted.
Let's kick things off with something absolutely smashing happening today. The Smart Local tells us the Japan Tea Festival 2025 is brewing up a storm at the Japanese Embassy from noon till 4pm. We're talking traditional sencha ceremonies, tastings from over 15 Japanese tea regions, and delicious treats from ABC Cooking Studio. It's free entry, and honestly, what better way to wind down your Friday afternoon than sipping premium matcha and gyokuro?
But wait, there's more! Tonight at Hard Rock Cafe, all you Swifties out there can shake it off at Life of a Swiftie, a Taylor Swift themed night kicking off at 10:30pm. According to Eventbrite, it's the perfect way to celebrate making it through another work week, surrounded by fellow fans belting out your favorite T-Swift anthems.
For the youngsters and families, The SpongeBob Musical is happening at Singapore American School this evening at 4:30pm. Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? Your kids' new favorite theatrical experience, that's who!
Now here's something wild that wraps up this Sunday. The Smart Local reports that the G-Dragon Media Exhibition Übermensch at Jewel Changi Airport is in its final weekend. For 30 dollars, K-pop fans can dive into five interactive zones, including VR experiences with the king himself. It closes October 13th, so this is your last chance to catch it.
Speaking of wrapping up, Gardens by the Bay's Mid-Autumn Festival continues through October 12th with stunning light installations and hands-on workshops for lantern-making and bamboo weaving.
Here's a local tip for you listeners: When you're hopping around town today, remember that Friday afternoons mean the MRT gets packed with office workers heading home. Plan your journey with an extra 15 minutes buffer, and you'll breeze through like a proper Singaporean.
Looking ahead to tomorrow, Saturday October 11th is absolutely packed. International E-waste Day 2025 hits Bedok Town Square where you can responsibly dispose of old electronics and score some freebies. The Japan Rail Fair launches, and the UNIQLO Jeans Festival kicks off at TRIFECTA with live music, skateboarding showcases, and discounted sourdough pizza. Trust me, you'll want to mark your calendars.
So there you have it, listeners. From tea ceremonies to K-pop exhibitions, Singapore is serving up the goods this Friday. Get out there and make some memories!
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/3V0gjPt
For more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/
This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your Things to Do in Singapore podcast. Good
Morning Singapore Only, Bennett here your guide to all the brilliant,
bonkers and beautiful happenings in this incredible island city. Welcome
to Things to Do in Singapore. And boy, oh boy,
do we have a cracker of a day ahead. On
this Friday, October tenth, twenty twenty five, the Lion City
(00:22):
is buzzing with that perfect Friday energy. And whether you're
a culture vulture, a foody fanatic, or someone who just
wants to soak up some good vibes, we've got you sorted.
Let's kick things off with something absolutely smashing happening today.
The Smart Local tells us the Japan Tea Festival twenty
twenty five is brewing up a storm at the Javanese
(00:43):
Embassy from noon till four pm. We're talking traditional censure ceremonies,
tastings from over fifteen Japanese tea regions, and delicious treats
from ABC Cooking Studio. It's free entry and honestly, what
better way to wind down your Friday afternoon than sipping
premium Matcher and Gyokreu. But wait, there's more tonight at
(01:05):
hard Rock Cafe. All you Swifties out there can shake
it off at Life of a Swifty, a tailor swift
themed night kicking off at ten thirty pm. According to
event Right, it's the perfect way to celebrate making it
through another workweek, surrounded by fellow fans belting out your
favorite t Swift anthems. For the youngsters in families, the
SpongeBob Musical is happening at Singapore American School this evening
(01:28):
at four thirty pm. Who Lives in a Pineapple under
the Sea your Kid's new favorite theatrical experience that too.
Now Here's something wild that wraps up this Sunday. The
Smart Local reports that the g Dragon Media exhibition Ubermensh
at Dual Changy Airport is in its final weekend. For
thirty dollars k put fans can dive into five interactive zones,
(01:50):
including VR experiences with the King himself. It closes October thirteenth,
so this is your last chance to catch it. Speaking
of wrapping up, god ins By the Bay's Mid Autumn
Festival continues through October twelfth with stunning light installations and
hands on workshops for lantern making and bamboo weaving. Here's
a local tip for your listeners. When you're hopping around
(02:11):
town today. The member that Friday afternoons mean the MRT
gets packed with office workers heading home. Clan your journey
with an extra fifteen minutes buffer and you'll breeze through
like a proper Singaporean. Looking ahead to tomorrow, Saturday, October
eleventh is absolutely packed. International e Waste Day twenty twenty
five hits Bedoctown Square where you can responsibly dispose of
(02:33):
old electronics and score some freebies. The Japan Railfare launches
and the Uniclo Genes Festival kicks off at Trifecta with
live music, skateboarding showcases, and discounted sourdough pizza. Trust me,
you'll want to march your calendars. So there you have it, Listeners,
from tea ceremonies to K pop exhibitions, Singapore is serving
(02:54):
up the goods this Friday. Get out there and make
some memories. Thanks for listening. Please scribe, 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
This is your Things to Do in Singapore podcast. Good
Morning Singapore Only, Bennett here your guide to all the brilliant,
bonkers and beautiful happenings in this incredible island city. Welcome
to Things to Do in Singapore. And boy, oh boy,
do we have a cracker of a day ahead. On
this Friday, October tenth, twenty twenty five, the Lion City
(00:22):
is buzzing with that perfect Friday energy. And whether you're
a culture vulture, a foody fanatic, or someone who just
wants to soak up some good vibes, we've got you sorted.
Let's kick things off with something absolutely smashing happening today.
The Smart Local tells us the Japan Tea Festival twenty
twenty five is brewing up a storm at the Javanese
(00:43):
Embassy from noon till four pm. We're talking traditional censure ceremonies,
tastings from over fifteen Japanese tea regions, and delicious treats
from ABC Cooking Studio. It's free entry and honestly, what
better way to wind down your Friday afternoon than sipping
premium Matcher and Gyokreu. But wait, there's more tonight at
(01:05):
hard Rock Cafe. All you Swifties out there can shake
it off at Life of a Swifty, a tailor swift
themed night kicking off at ten thirty pm. According to
event Right, it's the perfect way to celebrate making it
through another workweek, surrounded by fellow fans belting out your
favorite t Swift anthems. For the youngsters in families, the
SpongeBob Musical is happening at Singapore American School this evening
(01:28):
at four thirty pm. Who Lives in a Pineapple under
the Sea your Kid's new favorite theatrical experience that too.
Now Here's something wild that wraps up this Sunday. The
Smart Local reports that the g Dragon Media exhibition Ubermensh
at Dual Changy Airport is in its final weekend. For
thirty dollars k put fans can dive into five interactive zones,
(01:50):
including VR experiences with the King himself. It closes October thirteenth,
so this is your last chance to catch it. Speaking
of wrapping up, god ins By the Bay's Mid Autumn
Festival continues through October twelfth with stunning light installations and
hands on workshops for lantern making and bamboo weaving. Here's
a local tip for your listeners. When you're hopping around
(02:11):
town today. The member that Friday afternoons mean the MRT
gets packed with office workers heading home. Clan your journey
with an extra fifteen minutes buffer and you'll breeze through
like a proper Singaporean. Looking ahead to tomorrow, Saturday, October
eleventh is absolutely packed. International e Waste Day twenty twenty
five hits Bedoctown Square where you can responsibly dispose of
(02:33):
old electronics and score some freebies. The Japan Railfare launches
and the Uniclo Genes Festival kicks off at Trifecta with
live music, skateboarding showcases, and discounted sourdough pizza. Trust me,
you'll want to march your calendars. So there you have it, Listeners,
from tea ceremonies to K pop exhibitions, Singapore is serving
(02:54):
up the goods this Friday. Get out there and make
some memories. Thanks for listening. Please scribe, 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
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