What's On in Singapore: 7 Must-See Events This May, Including Lady Gaga

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - Singapore is a great place to visit at any time. In May, Singapore becomes somewhat hot with a maximum temperature reaching 31 degrees Celsius. With weather like this, it is tempting to stay in a hotel room or engage in various indoor activities while enjoying the cool breeze of the air conditioner. However, there are many excitements that will be missed if you continue to stay indoors.

In May 2025, Singapore hosts many exciting events, from light art festivals to the return of the pop queen, Lady Gaga, to shake the Lion City. Here are the exciting events for travelers who want to visit Singapore in May, compiled by Time Out Travel.

1. i Light Singapore 2025

One of the interesting events in Singapore this May is i Light Singapore 2025. The Lion City will once again be illuminated by this light art festival, which will take place from May to June of 2025.

Carrying the theme "To Gather," this year's i Light Singapore features 17 light art installations that can be enjoyed at Marina Bay, South Beach, Raffles Place, and along the Singapore River.

2. Hendrick's Sunset Cinema

Relaxing by the beach while watching a large outdoor screen with a backdrop of stunning twilight? This extraordinary experience can also be obtained by securing a ticket to Hendrick's Sunset Cinema. Taking place from May 8 to 25 at Tanjong Beach, Sentosa Island, this event allows visitors to watch a lineup of award-winning films, from The Substance to Conclave, while sipping cocktails.

3. Jurassic World: The Experience

For Jurassic Park fans, you certainly don't want to miss this activity. After entertaining people in Berlin, Toronto, and Melbourne, travelers and the people of the Lion City can experience a return to the Jurassic era.

The Cloud Forest at Gardens by the Bay on May 29, 2025, will transform into a prehistoric world with vegetation replicas from the Jurassic period and, of course, animatronics and dinosaur sculptures, ranging from Velociraptors to Brachiosauruses.

4. Singapore HeritageFest 2025

If you're looking for tourist spots in Singapore in May, why not try to learn more about Singapore's history at Singapore HeritageFest 2025?

This cultural festival, active until May 25, 2025, invites visitors to celebrate Singapore's rich heritage through various programs, such as craft workshops, interactive exhibitions, and more. People can also participate in handicraft sessions to try practicing calligraphy and making lanterns.

5. vOilah! France Singapore Festival 2025

Not just a music performance, vOilah! The France-Singapore Festival symbolizes the friendship between France and Singapore. Furthermore, this year's vOilah! held from April 23 to June 8, 2025, commemorates the 60 years of bilateral relations between France and Singapore.

What can be expected at this music festival? There are various exhibitions, such as The Trees of Paris and City SingaPOP. In addition, French and Singaporean artists also enliven the event with theater shows, comedy, and musical performances.

6. Van Gogh Inside: Love, Vincent

Visiting the Van Gogh Inside: Love, Vincent exhibition is a must for those who appreciate the visual arts. This exhibition, which has been running since January 24, 2025, allows visitors to admire Van Gogh's world-renowned works, such as The Starry Night, accompanied by 11 orchestral background musics that enhance the visiting experience to be even more unforgettable.

7. Lady Gaga Concert in Singapore

Speaking of exciting events in Singapore in May, don't forget about Lady Gaga's visit, the singer with numerous awards. This Lady Gaga concert can be said to be more than special because, in addition to returning after her Born This Way concert about 13 years ago, Singapore is the only stop in Asia.

The Abracadabra singer will perform at the National Stadium in Singapore for four nights: May 18, 19, 21, and 24, 2025.

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