Singapore River Festival’s 10th edition closes this weekend, 18 to 20 September 2026, across Boat Quay, Clarke Quay and Robertson Quay. The free festival, organised by Singapore River One under the theme The Quay Collective, wraps on 20 September. Programme details sit on srf.sg.
Two practical draws for the closing stretch are Matcha Central at Clarke Quay Central and a free Riverside Cinema outdoor movie screening outside STPI at Robertson Quay, plus Riverview Social Market at Robertson Quay.
Matcha Central, 18 to 20 September
Matcha Central runs at Clarke Quay Central from 11am to 9pm each day, 18 to 20 September, with matcha drinks, a lifestyle market and DJ sets on the Expression Zone stretch. Venue listings name the pop-up at Clarke Quay Central; the srf.sg home page frames Clarke Quay more broadly under the Expression Zone rather than spelling out every side event title.
Riverside Cinema, 19 September
On Saturday 19 September, Riverside Cinema runs a free outdoor movie screening outside STPI at Robertson Quay from 7.30pm to 9.30pm.
Audio runs through the Cinewav app on your own headphones. The festival lists that personal-audio approach as part of its greener-experience setup, alongside battery-powered installations with GoRental.
Riverview Social Market and how to get there
Riverview Social Market is on for 19 and 20 September at Robertson Quay. Ticketed fringe events such as Whispers of the Twin Quays, MONOPOLY: HIDDEN Singapore and Acai Social remain listed separately on the festival site.
For Clarke Quay, take the North East Line to Clarke Quay (NE5) or the Downtown Line to Fort Canning (DT20). Robertson Quay is a short walk from Fort Canning, Havelock (TE16) or Great World (TE15). Boat Quay is closest to Raffles Place.
