Amongst the bustle of city life, weekends can feel like a fleeting, ephemeral reprieve—but this week, GRAZIA Singapore invites you to take a different approach. Move with intention and meaning; find purpose in your relaxation. Whether it’s through a retrospective look at Singaporean cinema or by indulging your inner child at a collectables and art festival, finding your centre need not feel heavy. Let wellness be another anchor, with a cult favourite athleisure brand making its Singapore debut and a Sunday run club offering an invigorating start to the week.
Friday Night: Keep The SG60 Nostalgia Alive With Lah Lah Land
The memory of National Day celebrations is growing fainter, but that’s no excuse not to get nostalgic with a look back at Singaporean cinematic history. With Lah Lah Land, the ArtScience museum presents a curated series of Singapore’s most iconic silver screen flicks—think martial arts hit Ring of Fury and the Sundance Award-winning Pop Aye. Albeit a more reserved celebration of our island’s pop culture than its neighbouring exhibition, the vivid SingaPop!, this retrospective film series is no less deserving of your attention.
Lah Lah Land runs till 31 August at ArtScience Museum, 6 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018974.
Saturday Afternoon: Bag An Exclusive Labubu At Pop Toy Fest
Labubu, Hacipupu, Molly, Hirono—if any of these are more than a collection of meaningless syllables to you, then Pop Toy Show Singapore 2025 is the place to be this weekend. The three-day event promises an extensive showcase of your favourite collectable toy figurines, as well as exclusive merchandise, artist meet-and-greets, and interactive installations. Channel your inner child and swing by to grab an exclusive Labubu before they sell out.
Pop Toy Show Singapore 2025 will be held from 22-24 August at Level 1 of Sands Expo & Convention Centre, 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956.
Saturday Night: Give Your Workout A Style Boost With Alo
Alo is the LA It-girl’s secret to blending wellness with fashion. Beloved by celebrities like Hailey Bieber, Jin, and Jisoo, the cult favourite athleisure brand has finally made its way to Singapore’s shores and is opening to the public this weekend. The bright and airy store space embodies the brand’s commitment to style and wellness, showcasing its signature matching sets and sleek workout basics along with an in-house line of clean beauty products. Run, don’t walk, to check out the brand new space—and if you break a sweat on the way, Alo’s got you covered.
Alo is located at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, 10 Bayfront Avenue, #B2-42, Singapore 018956.
Sunday Morning: Seize The Day With A Scenic Run Through Dempsey
Rising at the crack of dawn on a Sunday morning has never sounded more rewarding. In the latest iteration of AIR’s wellness series, the Dempsey space is collaborating with Undivided to organise a scenic 5-kilometre run ending with a free and easy breakfast on the restaurant’s sprawling lawns. The Breakfast Run Club is a fortnightly occurrence, offering amateur and seasoned runners alike the chance to branch out and blend wellness with community. Set your alarms and get your blood pumping for the perfect start to your Sunday.
Breakfast Run Club will meet on 24 August at AIR CCCC, 25B Dempsey Road, Singapore 249918.
Sunday Night: Sip With A Friendly Ghost At Duxton’s Newest Cocktail Bar
The latest addition to Duxton’s bustling nightlife scene is fronted by a friendly, spooky face. Casper, named after the famous ghost for his ability to adapt and change shape, is a new art-centred cocktail bar that boasts flavour-forward drinks and a resident DJ to keep the good vibes flowing. With rotating art installations and an ever-changing food and drinks menu, Casper promises to close out your weekend by shaking things up.
Casper is located at 59 Duxton Road, #01-01, Singapore 089523.
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