About EventsHub
Make a plan worth showing up for.
A Singapore guide to better days out and thoughtful gatherings. Start with an idea, check the details and make a plan that works.
Our purpose
Why EventsHub exists
EventsHub is an independent Olano publication for people going out and bringing people together in Singapore. Our guides focus on practical planning: checking event information, coordinating a group and preparing a small gathering.
We currently publish editorial guides, not a live event calendar. We do not sell tickets, take bookings or represent event organisers. Check the organiser’s own page for current dates, availability, accessibility and terms before making a booking.
This is a new publication and does not claim affiliation with any former operator of this domain.
What we cover
Guides for the questions that come up.
Sources beside the claims
Guides link the organisers, agencies, operators or developers they rely on, and say when those sources were checked.
Examples are labelled
Fictional examples and illustrative photographs are marked as such. Desk research is never presented as a visit, interview or test.
Corrections are welcome
Tell us what has changed, with a source, and we check it against the evidence and update the guide.
Who publishes EventsHub
Published in Singapore by Olano.
EventsHub is published in Singapore by Olano, which builds AI agents for businesses. Olano also writes practical guides of its own in its resource library. When one of our articles adapts ideas from those guides, a closing note says so and links the original.
We do not use our guides to promote Olano’s products, and the same editorial standards apply to every article.
Recently published
Start with our latest guides.
Going out
Singapore Writers Festival 2026: festival pass or single tickets?
SWF 2026 runs 13–22 November, based at The Arts House. Compare the Festival Pass, Youth Pass and individually ticketed events before you book a session.
Going out
Singapore International Film Festival 2026 moves to October
SGIFF’s 37th edition runs 21 October–1 November. Public ticket sales open on 28 September at noon; check ratings, concessions and the new family section.
Hosting
Deepavali 2026 open house: a hosting plan for 8–9 November
Deepavali falls on Sunday 8 November, and Monday 9 November is a public holiday. Plan visiting windows, food labels and lamp safety before inviting guests.
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