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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Si Yan Teochew Dining opens at Palais Renaissance, with S$38 shark’s fin and abalone for members until 3 January

Si Yan Teochew Dining opened at Palais Renaissance #B1-01 to 03 on 13 November 2026. Members, who join for free, pay S$38 for its stone-pot shark's fin and 3-head abalone, and S$14 per 100g for king crab, until 3 January 2027.

Singapore lose 4-1 to Paraguay at the National Stadium, with Brazil next on 17 November

Song Ui-young's header made it 1-1 before Paraguay pulled away through Caballero's double, Magalhaes and Enciso. Singapore v Brazil is on Tuesday at 6pm, with double-header tickets from S$98.

Pikachu meet-and-greets start at Changi Airport on 14 November, with free nightly snow at T3 and Jewel

Pikachu meet-and-greets run at Changi Airport T3 on selected weekends from 14 November to 20 December, with free snow shows every night at the PokéXciting! Stage and in Jewel's Forest Valley until 3 January.

BCRS recalibrates Return Right machines after video of man scanning one can to return others

BCRS Ltd has recalibrated its Return Right machines after a video showed a man scanning one eligible can and depositing other containers. Only empty, uncrushed containers with the deposit mark and an intact barcode get the 10-cent refund.

PUB to add 15 road flood sensors after trial sends flood alerts within a minute

PUB is extending its Road Flood Sensor trial with 15 more units after 30 sensors sent road flooding alerts within one minute, and has begun a one-year pilot of a remote-controlled pump vehicle ahead of the northeast monsoon.

Autonomous wheelchairs at Changi Airport: what the first rollout means for travellers with limited mobility

Autonomous wheelchairs at Changi Airport have moved from trial to rollout. Changi Airport Group (CAG) and ground handler SATS began the first phase of...

Chipotle in Singapore: first Southeast Asian outlet set for Jewel Changi Airport in 2027

Chipotle in Singapore is now on the calendar. The American burrito chain has confirmed that its first restaurant here will open in 2027, and...

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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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PUB to add 15 road flood sensors after trial sends flood alerts within a minute

PUB is extending its Road Flood Sensor trial with 15 more units after 30 sensors sent road flooding alerts within one minute, and has begun a one-year pilot of a remote-controlled pump vehicle ahead of the northeast monsoon.

Apple TV 4K Singapore price is S$399 for the new A19 model, on sale from 13 November

The Apple TV 4K Singapore price is S$399 for the new fourth-generation model, which went on sale here on 13 November 2026. Apple's Singapore...

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.

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