Singapore Tennis Open free precinct: Break Point Garden screenings to 27 Sep

The Singapore Tennis Open presented by BNP Paribas turns The Kallang into a precinct-wide tennis festival through Sunday, 27 September 2026, and a large share of that atmosphere does not need a Centre Court ticket, The Kallang said in its 16 September precinct release.

Singapore Tennis Open player signing tennis balls for young fans on court
Player meet-and-greets at the Feel Alive Zone ran through Friday 25 September. Image: The Kallang

Southeast Asia’s only WTA 500 this fortnight already has World No. 5 Mirra Andreeva, Amanda Anisimova, Alexandra Eala, Janice Tjen and wildcard Leylah Fernandez on the published field. Inside OCBC Arena the sessions stay ticketed. Outside, Arena Park and Wave Mall carry the free half of the story.

Break Point Garden through Sunday

From 21 to 27 September, Break Point Garden at Arena Park screens selected live matches for free. Between points the zone runs DJ sets, the Erdinger Stein Slide for merchandise wins, and Nosh Singapore food trucks with Messy Patty burgers and fish and chips.

The precinct also pours the new Kallang Roar cocktail (vodka, passionfruit, coconut), built as a recurring Kallang event drink rather than a one-night special.

Singapore Tennis Open 2026 WTA 500 key visual for OCBC Arena, The Kallang
Singapore Tennis Open presented by BNP Paribas runs at OCBC Arena through 27 September. Image: The Kallang

What still runs this weekend

Feel Alive Zone player meet-and-greets were listed for 21 to 25 September, so Friday is the last published meet day. The free screenings, Giant Tennis Experience and Reaction Challenge truck continue through the final Sunday.

At Kallang Wave Mall atrium, the Giant Tennis Experience keeps oversized rackets, inflatable balls and a play court open to all through 27 September. The Reaction Challenge Activation Truck sits at Stadium MRT Exit B for Kallang App users on The Kallang Kaki programme chasing F&B vouchers.

Tennis action on court at the Singapore Tennis Open
Main-draw sessions continue inside OCBC Arena while the precinct stays free outside. Image: The Kallang

More free court time nearby

The Singapore Tennis Invitational Cup (STIC) at Kallang Tennis Hub runs through Saturday, 26 September, giving fans live local and regional matches without crossing into Centre Court inventory.

Main-draw tickets and the ACES Club hospitality lounge remain a separate paid path via SISTIC. The free precinct is the route for anyone who wants the festival noise, a screen and a burger without buying a session.

Break Point Garden’s free selected screenings are listed through Sunday, 27 September at Arena Park.

Jade Yeo
Jade Yeo
Jade Yeo is Little Big Red Dot's Health, Fitness & Active Lifestyle Editor. She motivates readers to move, stay healthy, and live actively — without being preachy or intimidating. She believes health and fitness should be accessible, enjoyable, and sustainable for everyone.

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