A Guide to Celebrating Easter in Singapore

Written By Florist and Flower Delivery

When is Easter?

Easter Sunday typically falls between late March and April. In 2025, it lands on April 20. While Easter is not a public holiday in Singapore, it is still widely celebrated with various events, festive meals, and family-friendly activities.

What to Do in Singapore for Easter

1. Easter Brunches and Buffets

Singapore’s top hotels and restaurants host special Easter brunches featuring seasonal dishes, sweet treats, and family-friendly activities. Expect classic Easter fare like roasted lamb and ham, along with local twists and chocolate-filled desserts.

Popular venues include:

  • The Fullerton Hotel

  • Capella Singapore

  • Andaz Singapore

  • Sofitel Sentosa (often includes kids’ activities and egg hunts)

Tip: Reservations are recommended, as seats fill up quickly.

2. Easter Egg Hunts

Easter egg hunts are a staple for families with young children. Events are typically held at malls, parks, or hotels and often include games, small prizes, and themed crafts.

Places to watch for events:

  • Gardens by the Bay (may feature seasonal programming)

  • Sentosa Island

  • Shopping malls such as VivoCity, Great World, or Paragon

3. Attend a Church Service

Easter is a meaningful time for many Christians, and several churches in Singapore hold special services on Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Services are usually available in English and sometimes in other languages.

Notable churches:

  • St Andrew’s Cathedral (Anglican)

  • Cathedral of the Good Shepherd (Catholic)

  • New Creation Church

  • City Harvest Church

4. Easter Shopping and Treats

Many supermarkets and specialty shops bring in Easter-themed products like chocolate bunnies, hot cross buns, and colorful candy.

Where to shop:

  • Marks & Spencer (hot cross buns, Easter eggs)

  • Cold Storage and FairPrice Finest (chocolates and seasonal items)

  • Tiong Bahru Bakery and other artisanal bakeries for limited-time bakes

You can also find DIY egg-decorating kits and themed crafts at lifestyle stores like Typo, Spotlight, or Daiso.

5. Celebrate at Home

If you prefer staying in or hosting your own celebration, there are plenty of ways to enjoy Easter at home:

  • Dye and decorate eggs

  • Bake cookies or cupcakes

  • Organize an indoor egg hunt

  • Watch Easter-themed movies or cartoons with the family

6. Explore Singapore’s Outdoor Spots

Take advantage of the weekend with a relaxing picnic or outdoor gathering. Some great locations include:

  • Singapore Botanic Gardens – ideal for picnics and casual walks

  • East Coast Park – great for seaside barbecues or bike rides

  • MacRitchie Reservoir – for those who enjoy hiking and nature

Add a Local Twist

Singapore’s multicultural character allows for fun fusions of tradition. Here are a few ways to localize your Easter celebration:

  • Serve festive dishes alongside satay, laksa, or Hainanese chicken rice

  • Try decorating eggs with batik patterns

  • Share pineapple tarts, ondeh-ondeh, or kueh lapis along with chocolate eggs

Easter Weekend Checklist

  • Plan your brunch or picnic

  • Shop for Easter chocolates and decorations

  • Join a local egg hunt or organize your own

  • Attend a church service, if applicable

  • Decorate your home or dining space

  • Enjoy quality time with loved ones

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