What Singapore's largest nightclub Marquee welcomes award-winning American rapper-producer Lil Jon on the eve of National Day, for a high octane night filled with mega dancefloor hits. Best known for his clubbing anthems such as Get Low, that made it to the Top 10 Billboard charts, and Turn Down For What, the EDM multi-platinum hit in collaboration with fellow artist DJ Snake, the event will surely be a way to elevate your weekend and take late-night revelry to new heights. 

When August 8

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What The Canadian Alumni Network Singapore looks to give back this National Day, as it hosts its fundraising concert in support of the Children's Cancer Foundation at the Singapore Chinese Orchestra Concert Hall. But unlike other concerts, this is slightly different as it features twelve-year-old pianist Ryan Wang, who is considered a child prodigy with his remarkable talent in the field of music. Wang first played the piano at the age of four, and was invited to perform at Carnegie Hall at the age of five—an honour to be bestowed on musicians both young and old as well. Wang has since performed at numerous events, including the likes of the Canadian Prime Minister's residence and on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2012. 

When August 8

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What Local theatre company Wild Rice's highly-anticipated theatre space at the Funan will finally be open to the public, as the company stages its first show, Supervision, over the National Day weekend. The Ngee Ann Kongsi Theatre, which spans three floors in the newly renovated mall, is home to Singapore's only thrust stage and sits 358 audience members. 

As audiences follow the relationships between grumpy retiree Teck who suffered a stroke that left him wheelchair-bound, his straightforward daughter, and a young Indonesian domestic worker who was hired as Teck's caregiver, embark on a journey filled with profoundly moving moments, and relish the minutes of joy shared among the characters this National Day.

When August 8-18

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What We have all sung their songs out loud at some point—be it in the car or the shower; in, or simply out of tune—Irish boyband Westlife have always got our backs. Performing for one night only at the National Stadium, the iconic quartet celebrates their twentieth anniversary after the band's formation in 1998, bringing back hits such as Uptown Girl and Flying Without Wings. 

When August 10

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What Nestled right within the nation's most prominent garden (that spans 101 hectares) in the heart of the city, this National Day Concert at The Meadows, Gardens By The Bay is an event not to be missed. Held over two days, concert-goers can look forward to performances by some of Singapore's most recognisable personalities such as Dick Lee, Rahimah Rahim, Kit Chan and stand-up comedian Kumar.

For those looking for an outlet to let their national spirit shine through, the concert on the first evening will culminate in a shared recitation of the National Pledge and National Anthem, followed by a heartfelt sing-along session of everyone's favourite National Day song, Home. 

When August 10-11

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What If there's one definite thing that unites us Singaporeans, it's our deeply entrenched passion for food. And what better way is there to spend the long weekend on the Sentosa Siloso beachfront, with a selection of premium grilled meats to enjoy while watching the sunset with closed ones. With 27 restaurant pop-ups, each with a range of sumptuous dishes to whet your appetite, it will leave you feeling spoiled for choice as you bask in the celebratory atmosphere with your fellow Singaporeans. 

When From now till August 12

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What Singapore's iconic flower dome transforms into a playground of the nation's colourful landmarks, decorated in beautiful orchids as envisioned by designer Yang Derong and singer-songwriter Dick Lee. Among the 15,000 blooms from more than 80 varieties, Singapore's very own heritage orchids such as the Aranda Bertha Braga and Aranthera Anne Black are also featured as part of the display, which melds stunning floral artistry and elements of pop art to create a one-of-a-kind floral landscape for all to enjoy. 

When From now till September 15

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