Singapore’s National Day is just around the corner, and wouldn’t it be great to celebrate with all the best the country has to offer? The Centrepoint is doing just that this SG61, with live performances by top local artistes, snacks by local brands, crafts by local artisans, and more in August.
We’ve got word that The Centrepoint has grand plans for this year’s National Day. Picture this: singing along to iconic National Day songs with homegrown talents like Jeff Ng (aka the Cathay busker), sampling snacks from a live muah chee station, shopping at a local artisans market, and snagging exclusive merch featuring designs by Singapore’s very own SADSHRIMPS.
Sounds like a great day out for the fam? Mark your calendars for the weekend of 1 to 2 August, as that’s when the celebration starts at The Centrepoint, and will last throughout the month. Read on for the full deets.
1. Catch performances by top local artistes at The Centrestage
Heard of The Centrestage? This is a platform that shines the spotlight on up and coming local talents. The theme for this National Day period is “Celebration in the Spotlight”, with performances by 12 popular and budding local musicians.
Headlining this live show is top busker Jeff Ng and singer-songwriter Yokez, both big names in the local music scene. You’ll also hear from indie artists like Ishbel Warifa and Absence!, as well as 11 year-old Elijah Seah who’s into old school rock, just to name a few. Get ready to sing along to all-time favourite National Day songs like Home, Song For Singapore, The Road Ahead, and more.
Check out the full lineup on the website.
Date: 1-2 August 2026
Time: 2.00pm – 5.30pm
Venue: Level 1 Atrium
2. Enjoy your favourite Singapore snacks
Live performance with snacks and drinks? Yes, please! There’ll be free muah chee – made fresh at the live muah chee station – provided during The Centrestage’s performances for FRx members. Local brands like The Liquor Shop, White Rabbit (a blast from our childhood!), and SADSHRIMPS will be there to feature their goodies too.
Bonus: FRx members get to enjoy more yummy treats on the house. Just spend a minimum of $60 to redeem a $10 FRx F&B voucher* that you can use at Starbucks and Bird Avenue.
Not a FRx member? You can register now to join for free and score a $5 FRx gift card by quoting “FRXGET5” upon registration (only valid for new registrations from 1-31 August 2026).
Date: 1-2 August 2026
Time: 12-8pm (live muah chee station starts from 2pm)
Venue: Level 1 Atrium
* While stocks last.
3. Support local businesses at the Local Crafters’ Fair
Whether you’re looking for a unique gift, a cute keychain for the kids, or a handcrafted accessory – something will definitely catch your (or your kid’s) eye at The Centrepoint’s Local Crafters’ Fair. This is a great opportunity to show your support to local artisans and businesses, who’ll be showcasing their unique handcrafted goods for a whole week at the mall.
Bonus: Snag a complimentary iron-on pouch (with Merlion, hawthorn flakes, and other Singapore-styled customisations)* with a minimum of $20 at participating FRx stores, exclusive for FRx members.
Date: 3-9 August 2026
Venue: Level 1 Atrium
* While stocks last.
4. Snag exclusive SADSHRIMPS merch, vouchers, and gift cards.
Shopping and dining at The Centrepoint gets you rewards throughout the month of August, especially if you’re a FRx member. More excitingly, you get to redeem a SADSHRIMPS x The Centrepoint mug set, featuring the local illustrator’s playful designs. All you need is a minimum spend of $61 at the mall.
And if you hit $260 in a single receipt, you’ll get a $15 FRx gift card to spend at The Centrepoint!
Date: 1-31 August 2026
Venue: Participating stores in The Centrepoint, refer to website for full list of stores.
* While stocks last.
Celebrate Singapore’s 61st birthday with the best at The Centrepoint
Live performances, nostalgic snacks, and rewards – we can’t think of a better way to kick start the National Day celebrations. More information about The Centrestage and Local Crafters’ Market on The Centrepoint’s website.
This post is in partnership with The Centrepoint.
