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As the city shakes off the final vestiges of the monsoon season, Singapore's cultural calendar roars to life with an eclectic mix of events.
If you're looking for the best things to do in Singapore this March, expect a refined blend of world-class gastronomy, design-led shopping experiences, and pulsating nightlife.
Whether you're a culinary connoisseur, an art aficionado, or a music devotee, this month's curated happenings offer something to delight the senses. Here's your definitive guide to the standout events worth marking on your calendar.
Kita Food Festival Singapore
For those with a discerning palate, the Kita Food Festival is an unmissable rendezvous of Asia's finest culinary minds. Running from March 12-17, the festival presents an indulgent programme of collaborative chef dinners, insightful masterclasses, and exclusive dining pop-ups.
Expect an impressive roster of both regional and international talent, each bringing their own inventive flair to the table. As a highlight, Kita Food Festival's signature event, Big Barbecue, will be held at Gourmet Park Kampong Bugis, featuring an epic open-fire celebration on March 15.
A true homage to Southeast Asia's rich gastronomic traditions, this festival is an exploration and celebration of food in the region.
Here with House: Disco Kings Bill Brewster (UK), Brendon P, Matty Wainwright
A tribute to the golden era of disco and house, this event brings together an impeccable lineup of selectors. Bill Brewster, a veteran of the UK's underground dance scene, headlines an evening where grooves reign supreme.
Accompanied by stalwarts Brendon P and Matty Wainwright, the night promises expertly curated sets that bridge the past and present of dance music culture. Expect an atmosphere steeped in nostalgia, yet alive with contemporary energy.
Early bird tickets are available at S$21 till March 12 via ourtessera.com/billbrewster. Thereafter, online tickets are priced at S$27 (excluding fees).
Jeremy Monteiro at 65: The State of My Art
A landmark performance from Singapore's own jazz luminary, Jeremy Monteiro's 65th birthday concert is set to be a masterclass in musical storytelling. Joined by an ensemble of world-class musicians, Monteiro will journey through a repertoire spanning decades, from swinging jazz standards to contemporary compositions.
An evening of refined improvisation and heartfelt melodies, this concert is a celebration of artistic mastery.
Armenian Street Party: Peranakan Stars
A spirited tribute to Singapore's Peranakan heritage, this street party blends tradition with contemporary culture. Expect a dynamic showcase of traditional Peranakan music and dance, alongside culinary delights that highlight the rich tapestry of Nyonya flavours.
Artisan craft stalls featuring intricate beading and batik work add to the festive atmosphere, making this a must-visit for those keen to immerse themselves in Singapore's cultural diversity.
Guinness St Patrick's Day Street Festival
Singapore's Irish contingent-and those looking for a convivial night out-descend upon Boat Quay for the city's largest St Patrick's Day celebration.
Live music, exuberant Irish dancing, and, naturally, an abundance of Guinness make this an unmissable event. With its convivial atmosphere and lively street-side revelry, this festival channels the spirit of Dublin with a distinctly Singaporean backdrop.
March Wine Fair
Set against the scenic backdrop of Quayside Isle, the March Wine Fair at Greenwood Fish Market offers a relaxed yet refined afternoon of tastings. Guests can sample 24 handpicked wines, with complimentary corkage for bottles purchased on-site.
A highlight of the event is the presence of Marius Lanius from Germany's Lanius-Knab winery, who will share insights into his family's celebrated Rieslings. With no RSVP required, this is a rare opportunity to explore distinguished labels in a convivial waterfront setting.
Rasa Weekender: Sivilian Affairs Feat. Sampol (Checkpoint/Les Enfants, ES)
Rasa Weekender joins forces with Sivilian Affairs for a night of deep cuts and underground energy. Helmed by co-founder Sivanesh, the lineup unites stalwarts of Singapore's club circuit-Dodgy Yamamoto, Ramesh, and David Jacobs-leading up to Barcelona's Sampol.
As the founder of Checkpoint, Sampol has played a pivotal role in shaping his city's alternative nightlife, known for sets that blend hypnotic grooves with unexpected turns. Fresh from Checkpoint's 10th anniversary tour, he lands in Singapore as part of his Asia run. Entry is $20 all night.
Boutiques Singapore: The Spring-Summer Edition
A cornerstone of Singapore's independent retail scene, Boutiques Singapore returns from 21-23 March at the F1 Pit Building with its largest lineup to date, featuring over 320 local and international brands.
This edition spotlights fashion, with both emerging and established designers unveiling exclusive collections. Beyond the retail experience, visitors can explore The Garage, a newly introduced alfresco dining space offering gourmet delights from Blue Smoke, Khao, Tipo Pasta Bar, and Talula Hill Farms.
A vinyl lounge by Avant Culture Club and waterfront-view relaxation zones elevate the experience, while interactive workshops and community collaborations add depth to this dynamic showcase of craftsmanship and design.
Latinada 2025
A vibrant homage to Latin American culture, Latinada 2025 takes over the lush surroundings of Canchita at Dempsey Hill for a three-day fiesta from March 21-23. With only 500 tickets available per day, the event offers an intimate yet energetic atmosphere, where the sounds of Latin jazz, salsa, and reggaeton pulse through the air.
Expect an elevated culinary experience featuring authentic street food, smoky cocktails, and bold flavours that transport you straight to the streets of Bogotá or Buenos Aires.
Whether you're a seasoned dancer or simply curious about the infectious rhythms of Latin culture, this festival is an invitation to experience its vibrancy firsthand.
STPI Open House 2025: Print With The Pros
For those with an appreciation for the tactile beauty of print, STPI's Open House offers an insider's glimpse into the world of fine art printmaking. Visitors can engage with professional printmakers, explore behind-the-scenes processes, and participate in hands-on workshops.
From monoprints to lithography, this event is a rare opportunity to interact with industry experts and create your own masterpiece under their guidance.
cmd.exe: Portals
Set within the historic Battlebox at Fort Canning, cmd.exe: Portals reimagines Singapore's wartime past through the lens of creative technology.
Curated by Jonathan Liu and Shireen Marican, the exhibition showcases works by seven Singapore-based artists-including Anthony Chin, Dongyan Chen, and Zul Mahmod-who use light, sound, and interactive installations to explore themes of power, surveillance, and conflict.
A collaboration with creative technology studio Serial Co_ further pushes the boundaries, offering a multi-sensory encounter where history and digital innovation collide.
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