Dozens of cool things to do have been announced for 2025 in Singapore. Wonderfully, one of those events is the iconic Light to Night Festival which has returned for its ninth edition today on January 17, 2025. The popular arts festival is part of Singapore Art Week 2025 and features light projects, art installations, live performances, and interactive activities. Here’s what we know about Light to Night Festival 2025:
Light to Night Festival 2025
The Light to Night Festival has a new theme for 2025 of Do You See Me?. Visitors can look forward to more than 70 different art programmes and exhibitions from January 17 to February 6, 2025. Excellently, most events are free entry with a small number of experiences requiring tickets.
This year’s theme focuses on diverse identities and invites reflection of Singapore’s multicultural society in honour of the nation’s 60th anniversary of independence. Therefore, visitors of all ages are invited to connect through the arts. Once again there will be artworks illuminating landmarks such as the National Gallery Singapore, Victoria Theatre, The Arts House, Asian Civilisations Museum, Victoria Concert Hall, and other places in the Civic District.
Meanwhile, the festival features new light projections and larger-than-life installations by Southeast Asian artists. From Han Sai Por to Claire Teo, college students, and more…you’ll be spoilt for choice. Definitely, one of the best art events this month.
Certainly, one of the best immersive experiences this January 2025. Read on to find out the 2025 highlights.
2025 programmes
From art work scavenge hunts and mindful workshops, to new project mapping Art Skins on Monuments, self-guided tours, panel discussions, and a Murder Mystery within the museum named FRAMED, an immersive theatre experience, and more activities…you’ll be in your element.
Other 2025 highlights include National Gallery Singapore’s The Living Room offering craft workshops, artist talks, and live DJ sets. Additionally, you can’t miss the glowing Travelling Through The Tropical Rainforest installation with six striking inflatable sculptures at the Padang, and Claire Teo’s multi-sensory installation Through The Looking Glass.
Delightfully, entry to all exhibitions is free for both locals and tourists. But there are some ticketed experiences from as little as $5.
Plus, there are dozens of F&B stalls at the Art X Social: Festival Street on St Andrews Road for three weekends. Visitors can enjoy a range of food and beverage options, as well as games, and live music performances.
📍Civic District, Singapore
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