Here’s where you can celebrate and rejoice with the Muslim community.
Hari Raya Puasa, which falls on 31 March 2025, marks the end of Ramadhan, a sacred month of fasting, reflection, and devotion for Muslims. It is a time of gratitude, forgiveness, and joyful reunions, as families and friends gather to celebrate with festive feasts and cherished traditions.
Looking to soak in the festivities? Here are some activities to enjoy with your loved ones.
HomeTeamNS Khatib
Get into the festive spirit at HomeTeamNS Khatib’s Hari Raya Celebration, where joy and togetherness take centre stage. From 17 March to 7 April, capture special moments with your loved ones at the Hari Raya Photo Spot, a perfect setting for keepsake photos that celebrate the season. Stand a chance to win a Hari Raya Hamper when you post the photo on socials and hashtag us at #HomeTeamNSRaya2025!
For a deeper appreciation of the occasion, visit the Malay Heritage Centre’s traveling exhibition, Celebrating Hari Raya: Stories from the Community (17 March to 7 April). This exhibition delves into how Ramadhan and Hari Raya are observed in Singapore, offering an insightful look into the rich traditions and communal spirit of the Muslim community. Only happening on 22 March, from 12pm to 3pm, test your knowledge with the Trivia Quiz! Simply scan the poster near the exhibition, answer all questions correctly, and win vouchers. Also on 22 March, don’t miss a special cultural performance from Small Wonder Preschool happening from 1:30pm to 2pm.
In T-Play’s Seronok di Kampung (21 to 28 March), children get to explore traditional Malay culture through hands-on activities. Let their creativity shine as they make ‘pineapple tarts’ using play dough, discover the unique process of preparing lemang, a traditional rice dish cooked in bamboo, and experience the sticky, sweet fun of stirring ‘dodol’ using slime.
Round off the celebrations with a fun challenge at Adventure HQ’s Raya Trivia (29 to 31 March). Discover questions along the Adventure Trail, memorise, and try to match them to the correct answers at the end of the trail. Get everything right and win exciting prizes!
HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir
Make a splash at Aqua Adventure in HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir with two exciting Hari Raya-themed water challenges.
In Capture Your Ketupat (29 to 31 March), dive into the Laze Pool and race to retrieve as many bottled ketupats as possible. Aquatic Food Bingo (29 to 31 March) at the Aqua Course puts your agility and observation skills to the test. Pictures of popular Hari Raya dishes are placed around the course pillars, and players must match them to their bingo cards. Continue until you complete a bingo — the first to shout “Bingo!” wins.
Over at Action Motion in HomeTeamNS Bedok Reservoir, two action-packed challenges await! In Packet Hunting (29 to 31 March), race against time and collect as many Green Packets as possible in the Rapid Action Ball Pit — fastest collector wins! What the Kuih?! at Ascend Lab puts your agility and knowledge to the test — retrieve the name of a traditional kuih and match it to its correct description and imagery.
For the month of April, little ones can also colour delightful festive Hari Raya cards at the kids tracing table located at Level 2.
HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok
Immerse yourself in culture, fun, and festivities at HomeTeamNS Bukit Batok on 26 April, 12pm to 4pm. Make a ketupat, play traditional Malay games, get a henna design, take part in a trivia quiz, and savour delicious kuih.
The Geylang Serai area come alive with dazzling lights and vibrant decorations for the annual Hari Raya Light-Up. This year’s theme, #RayaBersama (or Raya Together), celebrates unity and togetherness with a stunning display of twinkling lights. Look out for beautifully illuminated flower-shaped kuih, kompang drums, ketupat, nostalgic kampung houses, and crescent moons, each symbolising the traditions and spirit of Hari Raya. The display runs till 10 April, with light-up hours as follows:
– Eve of Hari Raya: 7pm to 6am
– Fridays and Saturdays: 7pm to 2am
– Other days: 7pm to 12am
No Hari Raya celebration is complete without a trip to the Geylang Serai Ramadhan Bazaar for festive shopping and mouth-watering treats. With around 500 stalls, the bazaar is a treasure trove of traditional and modern delights, from handmade crafts and festive decor to delectable street food and sweet treats. Adding to the lively atmosphere are daily live performances, including traditional music, cultural showcases, and comedy segments that bring an extra dose of joy to the festivities.
The bazaar opens daily from 10am to midnight, except on the eve of Hari Raya Puasa (30 March), when it extends its hours until 6am the next day for last-minute shoppers and celebrants.
From now till 13 April, Our Tampines Hub buzzes with festive cheer, offering a month-long celebration of cultural experiences, delicious food, and exciting activities for the whole family.
The Ramadhan Bazaar at Central Plaza (13 to 26 March) features some 40 booths, offering everything from trendy lifestyle products to mouth-watering delicacies. Don’t miss the special international booths from Jordan, Brunei, and Japan (21 to 23 March), where you can explore unique food, fashion, and cultural displays.
For hands-on fun, families can take part in free workshops, arts and crafts sessions, and traditional games such as five stones and capteh (19 to 30 March). A Hari Raya-themed exhibition (19 March to 13 April) offers insights into the significance and traditions of the festive season.
The celebrations culminate in Irama Aidilfitri 2025 on 12 April at 8pm. This lively concert features the hilarious musical comedy Rendang Cik Eton, directed by Najip Ali and performed by a talented cast — an entertaining way to wrap up the season of joy and togetherness!
Organised by the Malay Heritage Centre, Teroka Raya Festival 2025 offers an enriching experience through performances, workshops, and interactive booths by various partner organisations. Held on 26 April, this day-long event showcases the rich diversity of crafts, customs, and cuisines of Singapore’s Muslim community and the wider Nusantara region. It’s a wonderful opportunity to gain deeper insights into the cultural traditions that make Hari Raya special.
Across the island, various Residents’ Committees (RCs), Neighbourhood Committees (NCs), and Residents’ Networks (RNs) are hosting a variety of Hari Raya activities, bringing neighbours together in the spirit of celebration. From shopping tours to wholesale outlets and popular stores in Johor Bahru, to lunch and dinner gatherings, these events provide opportunities to bond with the community while enjoying the festive season.
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