If you’re planning your weekend in Singapore beyond the popular Hot Wheels photo booth at Clarke Quay, there’s plenty more to explore that caters to diverse interests. The Illumination exhibition at Cuturi Gallery is a must-visit for art lovers interested in how female artists are pushing creative boundaries using technology and imagination. This exhibition runs until early November and offers a fresh perspective that sparked my curiosity. For foodies and race enthusiasts, Publico’s F1 Weekend Brunch Buffet is an excellent option. The combination of live food stations, fresh seafood, and fun activities such as face painting and F1 simulator racing creates a lively brunch atmosphere. I personally enjoyed competing on the simulator and found the chance to win a hotel stay a nice bonus. If you’re looking for a unique interactive experience, The Dreamcatchers immersive theatrical escape room at Goodman Arts Centre is a great pick. It’s my first encounter with a live-actor escape room, and the engagement level dramatically elevates the fun and challenge compared to traditional escape rooms. For nature lovers, the Phalaenopsis Flower Show offers beautiful orchid displays and gardening workshops, perfect for a relaxing and inspiring weekend. The DIY Begonia Jewel Box workshop at Gardens by the Bay is ideal for a creative hands-on activity and makes a charming souvenir. Planning your weekend around these events ensures a well-rounded experience that mixes art, culture, food, and fun. Follow local guides like District Sixtyfive on social media for timely updates and more unique finds around Singapore.