5 concerts & musicals in S'pore you can use your SG Culture Pass credits for

In celebration of Singapore's 60th birthday, all Singaporeans aged 18 and above will receive S$100 worth of credits under the SG Culture Pass.

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced during his Budget 2025 speech that the initiative encourages Singaporeans to attend local arts and heritage programmes.

The credits will be valid from Sep. 1, 2025, to Dec. 31, 2028.

They can be used to purchase tickets from approved ticketing partners for eligible local performances, exhibitions, and experiences like learning tours and participatory workshops.

As of Aug. 21, 2025, this is the list of authorised ticketing partners where you can use your SG Culture Pass credits:

• Sistic
• BookMyShow
• GlobalTix
• Klook
• Pelago
• Trip.com

These platforms are integrated into the SG Culture Pass system - you’ll be redirected to them when booking and can pay using your credits.

If you are interested in supporting the local arts scene, we compiled five upcoming events where you can put your SG Culture Pass credits to good use.

1. Sing60 Music Fest

To mark 60 years of Singapore's music scene, Sing60 Music Fest will be hosting an outdoor music festival at Fort Canning Park this December.

The festival, which runs from Dec. 6 to 7, will feature a diverse lineup of homegrown artists.

Highlights include singer-songwriter Benjamin Kheng, Glenn Yong, and Shye.

In addition to live performances, there will also be a festival village with booths featuring local food, fashion, and artisanal goods.

To purchase tickets for the festival, click here.

2. The Emperor's New Clothes

Wild Rice's "The Emperor's New Clothes" is one of the many local musical productions eligible under the SG Culture Pass.

The musical is a local adaptation of Hans Christian Andersen's classic tale, starring actor Hossan Leong.

It will be staged at The Ngee Ann Kongsi Theatre @ Wild Rice in Funan from Nov. 13 to Dec. 14, 2025.

Tickets are available via Sistic and are priced from S$50 to S$105, excluding booking fees.

Do note the musical is only shown from Tuesdays to Sundays.

3. Avatar: The Last Airbender in Concert

Fans of  "Avatar: The Last Airbender" can look forward to live orchestra performances from the animated series with their SG Culture Pass credits.

The 145-minute show will be held at the Star Theatre on Nov. 26, 2025.

The concert features a retelling of the series projected on a full-size cinema screen.

It is guided by the series’ music composed by Emmy Award-winner Jeremy Zuckerman.

Tickets are available via BookMyShow and are priced from S$68 to S$168, excluding booking fees.

4. Fried Rice Paradise - The Makan Party

If you enjoy a theatrical dining experience, consider heading down to Paradox Singapore Hotel this September.

Inspired by Dick Lee’s iconic Fried Rice Paradise, "The Makan Party" brings together live performances and interactive experiences in one festive showcase.

It will run from now till Sep. 14, with tickets ranging from S$148 to S$188.

Do note that the experience is only available from Tuesday to Sunday.

Here are the various time slots available:

Weekdays

• From 7:30pm (Dinner)

Weekends

• Saturday and Sunday: From 12:30pm (Lunch)
• Saturday: From 7:30pm (Dinner)
• Sunday: From 6pm (Dinner)

For more information, visit its website here.

5. Partial Eclipse Of The Heart

Another show under the SG Culture Pass you can check out is The Theatre Practice's "Partial Eclipse Of The Heart".

The Mandopop musical celebrates Singapore's journey as a nation through the lens of five friends who gather at the same seaside chalet every decade.

The 150-minute musical features Mandopop hits from Stephanie Sun, Tanya Chua, and more.

Tickets are available via BookMyShow and are priced from S$48 to S$98, excluding booking fees.