No tickets? No problem! Want to have fun without spending a cent? All the SG60 celebration events listed below are completely free to enter! Whether you enjoy fireworks, cultural exhibitions, or family-friendly experiences, you’ll find the perfect way to celebrate in Singapore starting next weekend!1. Bay Celebration SitesThere are four additional satellite celebration zones: The Promontory, Bayfront Event Space, Marina Barrage, Singapore Sports HubThe last two are non-ticketed areas where you can enjoy NDP live screening, aerial flag flypast, a navy dive team performance, and various interactive experiences. Registration is required to receive a Fun Pack.🕒 When: August 9, 2025, 2 PM – 9 PM 💵 Price: Free2. National Museum CelebrationsNow through August 9, the National Museum hosts SG60 eve

Singapore’s 60th National Day on August 9, 2025, transformed the nation into a vibrant celebration hub, marking six decades of independence with a spectacular National Day Parade (NDP) at the Padang and an extended showcase at Marina Bay. Drawing 200,000 to the bay and 27,000 to the Padang, the event featured dazzling fireworks, RSAF flypasts, and unique water floats, while heartland festivities on August 10 engaged thousands more. National Day in the Sky at Marina Bay Sands’ SkyPark offered an exclusive rooftop experience, selling out fast with panoramic views of the aerial display, light projections, and a live NDP broadcast. What’s your SG60 moment, and how will you make it unforgettable? This guide explores the festivities, highlights key experiences, and offers tips to craft your perf

$Tiger Brokers(TIGR)$ $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ $DBS(D05.SI)$ 📊🐯💡 $TIGR Powers Ahead on 68% Revenue Growth, SGX Expansion, and SG60 Momentum 💡🐯📊 🎆 Celebrating Singapore’s 60th National Day from across the Tasman 🇳🇿 I’m really excited to mark Singapore’s SG60 milestone from my desk here in New Zealand 🇳🇿, watching the island nation’s markets hit fresh highs and its capital markets pulse with activity. The Straits Times Index ($STI) recently set a record at 4,274 before settling at 4,239 (−0.43%), a level that reflects both market confidence and the quality of leadership among Singapore’s listed companies. It’s a reminder that strong fundamentals, soun

Tomorrow marks Singapore’s 60th National Day! National Day Parade (NDP) tickets this year seem even harder to get than concert tickets! 🎟️ The ballot is completely random, and earlier this year.But don’t worry—even if you didn’t win a ticket, you can still join the nation in celebrating this once-in-a-generation 60th anniversary with the spectacular annual fireworks and many other activities.Record-Breaking Parade Line-Up!Get ready for a full ceremonial showcase featuring:Presidential and Prime Minister’s arrival ceremonies; State Flag flypast and salute; The thrilling “Feu de Joie” rifle volley; 21-gun salute at the Bay area; Military bands and student orchestras performing national favourites throughout the eventThemed PerformancesThe 2025 National Day Parade will span across the Padang

$DBS(D05.SI)$ $SIA(C6L.SI)$ 🇸🇬@Tiger_SG , 🫡 I salute you with full-on respect; 83,665 coins is not just a flex. It’s a ledger of loyalty, day by day earned; 532 checks and I’m still unconcerned. No bots, no skips, no slouchy bluff, just Barcode showing up, lah, steady and tough. It’s not just coins, it’s conviction encoded, a streak like that? Not casually loaded. I’m giving props to the others who rose, all gunning for gold with algorithmic flows. But here’s my own blend of grit and finesse, part ENTJ, part INTJ no less. A planner, a strategist, wired to lead, yet quiet when needed, I choose when to speed. I’m an ambivert boss who watches the map

🌟🌟🌟MBTI is a personality assessment tool based on Carl Jung's theory of psychological types.  MBTI stands for Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, developed by Katherine Cook Briggs and Isabel Briggs Myers to help people understand their natural behaviour. Is Singapore an ESTJ nation? ESTJ stands for Extraverted, Sensing, Thinking, Judging - also known as the "Executive" type.  Think: organised , pragmatic, rule abiding and efficiency obsessed.  Now let's see how Singapore stacks up: Why Singapore is an EDTJ : Hyper efficient infrastructure :  Trains arrive like clockwork.  Even durians are regulated. Rule of law:  Chewing gum?  Illegal.  Jaywalking? Frowned upon.  Chaos? Not on this island. Meritocracy and Pragmatism:  Policies are data driven, na

Singapore’s gearing up for its 60th birthday on August 9, 2025, and the Lion City is rolling out the red-and-white carpet with a bang. The National Day Parade (NDP) at the Padang sets the stage, but the festivities spill far beyond, offering a smorgasbord of events for all. Whether you snagged those elusive NDP tickets or not, SG60 promises a celebration that’s hard to miss. From dazzling fireworks to heartland carnivals, here’s your guide to diving into the action. Fireworks Frenzy: Where to Catch the Sparks The skies will light up with SG60 fireworks, and you don’t need a ticket to join the oohs and aahs: Marina Bay: Expect a synchronized spectacle with projections on the skyline and a floating stage, drawing around 200,000 spectators. Free spots like the Helix Bridge and Marina Barrage

Singapore’s 60th anniversary is sparking celebration, and the $800 SG60 Neighborhood Shopping Voucher is stealing the show. Launched to honor the nation’s milestone, this initiative gives 1.1 million seniors aged 60 and above priority access starting July 1, 2025, with other adult citizens eligible from July 22. Prime Minister Lawrence Wong framed it as a tribute to Singaporeans’ nation-building efforts, encouraging spending at local shops to boost community businesses. But is this one-time voucher the most impactful citizen-friendly policy, or do Singapore’s other programs—like MediShield Life, HDB subsidies, or SkillsFuture—steal the crown? This report explores the SG60 Voucher’s appeal, compares it to other citizen-centric initiatives, and invites you to share your top pick. The SG60 Vo

Starting from July 1, about 1.1 million Singaporeans aged 60 and above will have priority in receiving the SG60 Neighborhood Vouchers worth $800, in celebration of Singapore’s 60th anniversary. Other adult citizens can begin collecting theirs from July 22.The Prime Minister also shared this good news in a social media post:“The SG60 Neighborhood Vouchers are our way of recognizing all Singaporeans for their contributions to nation-building. Let’s continue working together to build a better home for everyone.”The announcement quickly sparked envy from many netizens around the world:“600 SGD is really quite a lot!”“If only our government could hand out some cash too.”Interestingly, it’s U.S. Independence Day today, and just recently, the country spent tens of millions on a parade for its 250

SG60 Vouchers: More Than Just Free Cash — A Case Study in Policy That Builds Trust “Wah, $600 from the government again ah? Just in time for my kopi and groceries!” — overheard at a hawker centre last week. It may sound casual, but that remark captures something deeply important about Singapore's SG60 voucher. In an era of global economic anxiety and rising inequality, Singapore’s ability to deliver well-timed, targeted support — without drama or delay — is not just a fiscal tool. It’s a symbol of trust. And in the case of the SG60 vouchers, it’s also a quiet masterclass in nation-building. Why It Matters The SG60 $600 cash payout is more than just a celebratory gesture for Singapore’s 60th birthday. It's landing at a time when core inflation, while moderating, is still a pressure point fo

That is a compelling invitation to reflect on how best to experience Singapore’s 59th National Day. Even without parade tickets, there are indeed multiple ways to soak in the festivities and honour the nation's journey. Highlights Worth Considering: 🇸🇬 1. National Day in the Sky (MBS SkyPark) An elevated experience—literally and symbolically. The SkyPark Observation Deck offers: A prime view of the aerial flypast (a crowd favourite). Unobstructed perspective of fireworks and Marina Bay light projections. Live telecast of the NDP in a communal setting—ideal if you value atmosphere without the parade crowd. Do note that admission may require a special event ticket or early arrival due to capacity limits. --- 🎆 2. Marina Bay & Esplanade Waterfront Promenade If you prefer to stay closer to

【Voting Post】With the singapore National Day approaching soon , the vibes and celebratory mood is there . Over the years there had been so many beautiful melodies being produced year after year by all the talented composers and musicians.. thank you very much want to do a poll to see which are your favourite National Day songs that you all love .. * 1984: Stand Up for Singapore * 1985: Stand Up for Singapore * 1987: We are Singapore * 1988: We are Singapore * 1989: Five Stars Arising * 1990: One People, One Nation, One Singapore * 1991: It's the Little Things * 1995: My People My Home * 1996: Count On Me Singapore * 1997: Singapore Town * 1998: Home / City for the World * 1999: Together * 2000: Shine on Me * 2001: Where I Belong * 2002: We Will Get There * 2003: One United People * 2004: Home * 2005: R

🇸🇬🇸🇬🇸🇬This National Day, I will be heading to Marina Bay, not just watching the fireworks but feeling the excitement, joy and pride of simply being a Singaporean. I have got my red t-shirt ready - the one that says "I love SG" without actually saying it because being subtle is a national art form.  I will be surrounded by my fellow Singaporeans, all united by one thing : the ability to spot a good seat and a good deal. When the fireworks go off, I will be cheering and clapping loudly.  And when the national anthem Majullah Singapura plays, I will be standing tall, proud and saying  to myself "This is my home, my beloved Singapore." 💕💕💕 But the real sparkle, it is not just in the sky.  It is in the faces besides me - My daughter holding my hand  and eyes lit up wit

I agree that Singapore reflects many ESTJ traits—disciplined, efficient, and highly structured. But as an ISFJ myself, I also see aspects of Singapore that align with the “Defender” personality: dependable, caring, and protective. Beyond the rules and systems, Singapore is deeply committed to safety, harmony, and looking after its people—values that resonate strongly with ISFJs. While my ISFJ nature leans toward empathy, stability, and quiet service, I still value the strong leadership and order that Singapore offers. It creates a safe & steady environment where people like me can thrive and contribute meaningfully. The balance between structure & compassion is part of what makes Singapore feel like home. If I were to suggest another MBTI type for Singapore, ISFJ could be a worthy

I didn’t manage to get an NDP ticket this year—it’s really tougher than scoring concert tickets! 😂 So I’ll probably be catching the live stream from home instead. Honestly, it’s still worth it because you get the best view of everything without squeezing through the crowds. What excites me the most is definitely the fireworks segment. There’s just something magical about seeing the Marina Bay skyline light up with colours, especially for such a milestone—Singapore’s 60th birthday! Even through a screen, I know the grand finale will still give me goosebumps. National Day always stirs up a lot of pride and gratitude for me. It’s a reminder of how far Singapore has come, and how much we’ve achieved as a nation. Even if I’m not at the Padang or one of the heartland celebration sites, I’ll sti

Singapore is definitely ESTJ. The efficiency of this nation is unrivalled. All projects and development are results focused and this is even inculcated in schools where students are focused on results and driven by the need to get a degree. The nation got to where it is as the leaders relentlessly drive plans toward goal outcomes, and this applied to even our skyline. I am INTJ and I think it works well with Singapore’s personality and I am practical and work well with plans. However, as Singapore matures as a nation, with a new leadership and a younger generation, I think this might evoke to INFJ where various people drive social justice and with increasing focus on the environment. The nation also needs to be strategic with an eye on the future, being more visionary and technology- d