Things to do this weekend in Singapore (13 to 15 November 2026)

Weekend picks from 13 to 15 November: Money Town opens at the Children's Museum, free museum entry at the Defence Collective Festival, three free nights of Malay dance at Esplanade, Jisoo's pop-up at Marina Bay Sands, dragon boats on Kallang Basin and the Great Christmas Village at Ngee Ann City.

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Age.3, Japan’s fried sando shop, opens its first Singapore store at ION Orchard on 13 November

Age.3, the Ginza fried sando shop, opens its first Singapore store at ION Orchard #B4-64/65 on Friday 13 November 2026 at 10am, with Creme Brulee, Egg Salad and Beef Yakiniku + Egg sandos fried to order, daily 10am to 10pm.

Singapore Women host Bangladesh at Jalan Besar on 5 December, with tickets from S$7.50 on sale from 15 November

Singapore Women host Bangladesh at 7.30pm on Saturday 5 December at Jalan Besar Stadium. Tickets are S$15 for adults and S$7.50 for concessions, online only from 10am on 15 November. The 1 December game at Bishan is behind closed doors.

Dongpo: Life in Poems adds a 7pm Esplanade show on 5 December, with tickets from S$69

Shen Wei's dance opera on Song Dynasty poet Su Dongpo now plays Esplanade Theatre three times, on 4 and 5 December 2026. Tickets cost S$69 to S$179, with an S$249 Esplanade Box.

Budget 2027 public feedback is open until 6 January 2027: where to send your views

MOF, REACH and the People's Association are taking views on Budget 2027 until 6 January 2027, through the Singapore Budget website, REACH's microsite and social accounts, and PA Share Your Views.

PDPC and CSA urge firms to lock down APIs, citing Marina Bay Sands and Tech in Asia data breaches

A 12 November 2026 joint advisory from the PDPC and CSA sets out five ways APIs leak personal data and nine measures for organisations, from an API inventory and access checks to rate limits and breach notification.

Toa Payoh Hillside four-room draws 7.0 first-timer applicants per flat in November’s BTO exercise

Final November 2026 BTO application rates: Toa Payoh Hillside four-room leads first-timers at 7.0, Sembawang Anchor's four- and five-room flats sit below one, and the first-timer median for three-room and bigger flats rises to 2.7 from 1.4 in June.

SATS beat broker forecasts, but after an 18% run the shares are a hold

SATS turned in a better September quarter than DBS and CGS International had forecast, with margins recovering and cargo volumes again growing faster than the market. The shares have climbed about 18% in six sessions, most of it in the run-up to the results. At about 21 times trailing earnings, much of the good news is now in the price, and the half-year still carries weak cash flow, higher debt and a flat dividend. We rate it a hold.

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Things to do this weekend in Singapore (13 to 15 November 2026)

Weekend picks from 13 to 15 November: Money Town opens at the Children's Museum, free museum entry at the Defence Collective Festival, three free nights of Malay dance at Esplanade, Jisoo's pop-up at Marina Bay Sands, dragon boats on Kallang Basin and the Great Christmas Village at Ngee Ann City.

Massage shop licence needed for every outlet from 1 December 2026, with police posters and fines up to S$10,000

Open-concept massage outlets lose their exemption on 1 December 2026, and licensed shops must display a police poster. Here is what changes and what it means for customers.

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PDPC and CSA urge firms to lock down APIs, citing Marina Bay Sands and Tech in Asia data breaches

A 12 November 2026 joint advisory from the PDPC and CSA sets out five ways APIs leak personal data and nine measures for organisations, from an API inventory and access checks to rate limits and breach notification.

Keep personal AI agents out of bank accounts and away from OTPs, CSA, GovTech and IMDA advise

A joint CSA, GovTech and IMDA advisory sets five steps for personal AI agents: limit access, approve each important action, control memory, guard against hidden instructions and tell people when a bot wrote to them.

The Tech Show 2026 runs at Suntec from 13 to 15 November with free entry, S$5 Wow Deals and a year-end cash rebate of...

The Tech Show 2026 is at Suntec Levels 3 and 4 from Friday 13 to Sunday 15 November, free to enter. Wow Deals start at S$5, and a year-end cash rebate of up to S$200 is capped at 67 customers per tier a day.

Cyber Incident Helpline on 6890 9555 offers free first-response help to Singapore businesses on weekdays

CSA's Cyber Incident Helpline, run by the Cyber Resilience Centre, takes calls on 6890 9555 from 8am to 6pm on weekdays, as a survey finds almost nine in 10 organisations had an incident in 2025.

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