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Singapore Airshow Thrills, Lunar Lights, and Roaring Celebrations

Singapore Airshow Thrills, Lunar Lights, and Roaring Celebrations

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 Welcome to Things to Do in Singapore, listeners! I'm Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut diving into the quirkiest vibes around the world, and today we're soaring high in this lion city on Thursday, February 5th, 2026. The vibe? Electric and sunny with tropical heat around 30 degrees Celsius, perfect for aviation thrills as the massive Singapore Airshow kicks off at Changi Exhibition Centre—Asia's top aerospace bash with over 1,000 companies from 50 countries, jaw-dropping static displays like the US F-35A Lightning II and MQ-9 Reaper drones, and epic aerial performers from India, Indonesia, and more, all buzzing through February 6th.

For today's highlights, aviation fans, geek out at the Airshow's trade days with ST Engineering unveiling electric VTOL drones and new assault rifles—pure quirky tech sport! Families, catch ongoing Lion and Dragon Dance performances popping up citywide for early Chinese New Year prep, channeling that roaring energy. Culture seekers, note the Space Summit just wrapped at Marina Bay Sands with 2,000 attendees from 43 countries geeking on cosmic tech. Night owls, swing by Swee Lee Clarke Quay for an Open Mic Night tomorrow, but today's defence dialogues like the Singapore-Brunei meet add insider intrigue.

Local buzz: Travel Extra reports the Airshow's forging mega partnerships, including Singapore's new National Space Agency launch soon. Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel snagged the ASEAN MICE Venue Award for killer meeting spaces overlooking the river. Transit tip: MRT's humming smoothly to Changi, but expect crowds—grab an EZ-Link card!

Must-dos today: Jet to the Airshow for flying displays that feel like a global stunt fest, then hidden gem it at Jewel Changi for Lunar New Year lights till March 3rd. Families, hit Chinese Gardens for free lantern trails starting soon. Pro tip: Locals slurp hawker chili crab at Newton Food Centre post-Airshow—it's Singapore's unofficial sport, messy and legendary!

Tomorrow? Chinese Garden's Singapore Chinese Orchestra under the stars and lion dance comps ramp up—tune in for the roar!

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