The OCBC-Great Eastern Pickleball Series at The Kallang is still useful even if you missed the May edition.
The official event page lists two later learn-to-play editions on 21 and 22 August, then 4 and 5 September 2026, with adult, youth and multi-generation formats.
What The Session Covers
The series is designed for beginners. The Kallang says participants get an introduction to pickleball, followed by practice and social games, with six instructors assigned to guide each session.
That makes the programme more approachable than jumping straight into open-court play. It also suits families who want a structured way to test whether pickleball is a sport they can keep playing together.
- Adult sessions are for participants aged 21 and above.
- Youth sessions are for ages 13 to 20, with under-18s registered by a parent or legal guardian.
- Multi-generation groups need three participants from at least two generations: child, adult or senior.
Dates And Fees
The next listed editions are 21 to 22 August and 4 to 5 September. Adult sessions cost S$15, youth sessions cost S$10, and a multi-generation group costs S$28 per session.
The official page currently notes the sessions as fully signed up, so the useful move is to monitor the booking page for reopened spots or treat the dates as a signal for the wider October pickleball calendar at The Kallang.
Why It Matters
Pickleball is growing because the barrier to entry is low. The format lets adults, teenagers and seniors share one court without needing the same speed or stamina profile.
For readers tracking more active weekends, the Little Big Red Dot sports archive is the place to compare it with upcoming runs, matches and community sport sessions.
