Celebrating its 10th edition, Singapore River Festival returns this September with The Quay Collective, bringing together the three quays through distinct experiences along the river. Explore the Entertainment Zone @ Boat Quay, Expression Zone @ Clarke Quay, & Lifestyle & Wellness Zone @ Robertson Quay, where immersive art, music, performances, light and projection shows, and unique outdoor experiences come together to celebrate community along Singapore's iconic waterfront.
A GREENER EXPERIENCE
Sustainability is woven into the Singapore River Festival experience. In partnership with GoRental, selected installations are powered by clean energy battery solutions, while experiences such as the back-alley projections, riverside relaxation experience, and outdoor movie screening utilize the Cinewav app for personal audio to reduce energy use and noise pollution. Together, these initiatives reflect our commitment to creating a more sustainable and enjoyable festival along the Singapore River.
TICKETED EVENTS
More details coming soon
Whispers of the Twin Quays —Singapore River Festival Edition
Discover the hidden stories of Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay on a curated boat ride and heritage walk with The Urbanist. Gain exclusive access to heritage spaces and uncover the rich history that shaped the Singapore River.
MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Singapore —Singapore River Festival Edition
Embark on a self-guided adventure through Boat Quay and Clarke Quay, solving clues, uncovering hidden stories, and enjoying a scenic boat ride along the way.
Acai Social
Swap cocktails for açaí and dance to your favourite Top 20 hits inside The Riverhouse, Clarke Quay's oldest building. Meet like-minded people, enjoy uplifting music, and soak up feel-good vibes in a heritage setting reimagined for a new generation.
GETTING TO THE FESTIVAL
📍 BOAT QUAY
By MRT
Take the East West Line (EW14) or North South Line (NS26) to Raffles Place MRT Station. Boat Quay is just a short walk away.
By Bus
Multiple bus services stop nearby along South Bridge Road, Fullerton Road, and Collyer Quay.
📍 CLARKE QUAY
By MRT
Take the North East Line (NE5) to Clarke Quay MRT Station, or the Downtown Line (DT20) to Fort Canning MRT Station.
By Bus
Multiple bus services stop nearby along Eu Tong Sen Street, New Bridge Road, and River Valley Road.
📍 ROBERTSON QUAY
By MRT
Take the Thomson–East Coast Line (TE16) to Havelock MRT Station, the Thomson–East Coast Line (TE15) to Great World MRT Station, or the Downtown Line (DT20) to Fort Canning MRT Station. Robertson Quay is a short walk from each station.
By Bus
Multiple bus services stop nearby along River Valley Road and Clemenceau Avenue.
GETTING TO THE FESTIVAL
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By MRTTake the East West Line (EW14) or North South Line (NS26) to Raffles Place MRT Station. Boat Quay is just a short walk away.
By Bus
Multiple bus services stop nearby along South Bridge Road, Fullerton Road, and Collyer Quay.
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By MRTTake the North East Line (NE5) to Clarke Quay MRT Station, or the Downtown Line (DT20) to Fort Canning MRT Station.
By Bus
Multiple bus services stop nearby along Eu Tong Sen Street, New Bridge Road, and River Valley Road.
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By MRTTake the Thomson–East Coast Line (TE16) to Havelock MRT Station, the Thomson–East Coast Line (TE15) to Great World MRT Station, or the Downtown Line (DT20) to Fort Canning MRT Station. Robertson Quay is a short walk from each station.
By Bus
Multiple bus services stop nearby along River Valley Road and Clemenceau Avenue.
ORGANISED BY
SPONSORS
EXPERIENCE PARTNER
EVENT PARTNER
BOAT PARTNER
POWERED BY
ABOUT SINGAPORE RIVER ONE
Singapore River One is Singapore's first Pilot Business Improvement District, dedicated to enhancing the Singapore River precinct across Boat Quay, Clarke Quay, and Robertson Quay.
Since 2012, we have partnered with businesses, the community, and government agencies to activate public spaces, shape vibrant experiences, and support a thriving riverfront destination.
We are also the organiser of the annual Singapore River Festival, bringing the three quays together through a shared celebration of culture, creativity, and community
