The Singapore Grand Prix brings plenty of action to the 2026 F1 weekend with a lineup of social events turning the city into one massive party.
Everyone knows the 2026 F1 weekend is not just about the fast lanes of the Singapore Grand Prix. Off the asphalt, Singapore becomes a party destination brimming with concerts, parties, and celebrity appearances that will make even the most seasoned nightlife denizen dizzy with options.
Whether that means checking out arguably the biggest event on the F1 social calendar, bar-hopping to taste the islandwide array of race-themed cocktails, or hoping for a chance to rub shoulders with the most renowned names in competitive racing, this one weekend in October has it all. Below is a guide on what’s happening this year surrounding the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix.
ATLAS
The gilded setting of ATLAS is a destination that calls for cocktail dresses and tailored suits, so the fact that it is loosening the dress code for the 2026 F1 weekend feels like breaking news. On 11 October, its Sunday Pitstop brings cocktails, Champagne, and wine alongside a grazing spread of lobster rolls, oysters and Kaluga caviar on warm blinis. The afternoon is designed as a pre-race session before the Grand Prix gets underway, which means you can start the evening with caviar and finish it watching race car drivers going for the gold.
Where: ATLAS, Parkview Square, Bugis, Singapore
When: Sunday, 11 October 2026 from 4pm to 6pm
Contact: atlasbar.sg
Breitling x Aston Martin
No F1 experience is complete without a side of luxury retail. Breitling and Aston Martin are bringing their racing partnership to Raffles City Shopping Centre with an exclusive pop-up. Running until 12 October, the pop-up combines watches, Aston Martin Aramco F1 merchandise, a racing simulator, and reaction-time challenges, letting guests immerse themselves in the glamour of Formula 1 without spending years learning to drive. Plus, K-pop fans have an extra incentive to visit, as the singer-rapper Bang Chan of Stray Kids is expected to drop by the pop-up on 10 October at 11am. Consider yourself informed.
Where: Breitling x Aston Martin, Raffles City Shopping Centre, City Hall, Singapore
When: 3 to 12 October 2026, from 10am to 10pm
CÉ LA VI
There are two types of people at CÉ LA VI during F1 weekend: those who have come specifically for the DJs, and those who have somehow ended up there after plans to have just one drink spiral away. The rooftop hotspot is going all in this year, with DJ Sgamo spinning on 8 October, Afro House heavyweights Caiiro and Da Capo taking over on 10 October, and Carl Cox closing things out on race day with Lights Out.
Where: CÉ LA VI, Marina Bay Sands, Bayfront, Singapore
When: 8 to 11 October 2026
Contact: sg.celavi.com
Chivas Regal
Chivas Regal is taking its Scuderia Ferrari HP connection off the track and into the city, with Charles Leclerc getting his own cocktail in the process. The brand’s race-week programme includes a Grand Prix viewing at ARFC Woodleigh on 11 October, then moves up to HighHouse, where NERVO takes over from 10:30pm for the after-party. There is also the Leclerc Spritz, created in collaboration with the Ferrari driver, featuring the distillery’s signature spirit. And if you need a break from the festivities, take a breather and try spotting all the Chivas claw machines around town.
Where: Chivas Regal x Scuderia Ferrari HP F1 Afterparty, Highhouse, Raffles Place, Singapore
When: Sunday, 11 October 2026 from 10:30pm
Contact: highhouse.sg
Cygnet at QT Singapore
Cygnet is treating 2026 F1 weekend as an excellent excuse for uninhibited indulgence. From 9 to 11 October, Shuck Yeah! x LARK: Race Weekend pairs freshly shucked oysters with cocktails made using LARK whisky, while the Cygnet Supper Club runs from 8 to 11 October with late-night dishes including caviar-topped nuggets, lobster roll sliders and Wagyu burgers. But if tipple is the priority, two exclusive cocktails have been crafted for the occasion — The Boulevarde; made with LARK’s Devil’s Storm, and Pit Lane Highball; featuring LARK’s Fire Tail blend.
Where: Cygnet, QT Singapore, Raffles Place, Singapore
When: 9 to 11 October 2026
Contact: cygnetsingapore.com
Lulu’s Lounge
If polished hotel lobbies and champagne-soaked rooftops aren’t enough reasons to party, Lulu’s Lounge offers a more sensual alternative. On 9 October, Afro Lah! takes over the Chinatown venue with Jakarta-based DJ and performance artist Gish, spinning baile funk, Miami bass, and afrohouse, alongside a live performance by Australian burlesque artiste Lucy Lovegun on the opening night. Here, the three-day Formula 1 weekend is a dive into cabaret, late-night glamour, and plenty of sequins for good measure.
Where: Lulu’s Lounge, South Bridge Road, Chinatown, Singapore
When: 9 to 11 October 2026
Contact: luluslounge.sg
The Nanson
The Nanson is dropping its usual members-only policy for one night and turning the club into PR1X: District Red on 10 October. Running from 10pm to 4am, the party imagines a fictional neon-soaked Asian metropolis, with different spaces taking cues from Hong Kong backstreets, old-school Chinatown, and vintage hotel lounges. The soundtrack comes from a Hong Kong-Singapore line-up featuring Willer, HE.R Soundsystem, Sivanesh, Watch Her Bern, and Dodgy Yamamoto. And word of advice: do come appropriately dressed in silk, velvet, and vice.
Where: PR1X: District Red, The Nanson, InterContinental Robertson Quay, Singapore
When: Saturday, 10 October 2026 from 10pm to 4am
Contact: thenanson.com.sg
The St. Regis Bar Singapore
The St. Regis Bar has also decided that F1 weekend requires its own cocktail menu, because there can’t possibly be enough race-themed drinks. From 5 to 11 October 2026, the bar is serving five racing-inspired cocktails, including the Pit Stop, an Aperol-style spritz with yuzu and Cointreau; the Engine Start, an espresso martini riff; and the Cool Down Lap, a strawberry and lime slushie daiquiri. During the 2026 F1 weekend, service begins from 3pm, giving guests ample opportunity to get buzzed before heading out to the afterparties lighting up the city.
Where: St. Regis Bar, St. Regis, Tanglin, Singapore
When: 5 to 11 October 2026
Contact: thestregisbarsingapore.com
SUSHISAMBA
SUSHISAMBA is taking the Grand Prix and blending it with sushi, Latin American flavours, and enough cocktails to make all the mornings of the F1 weekend a blur. It’s Copacabana Brunch: Race to Samba runs on 10 and 11 October from noon to 3pm, powered by DJs, saxophonists, and Samba dancers, all through brunch. It doesn’t stop there; SUSHISAMBA will keep the energy going after dark for Grand Prix ticket holders looking for a sushi fix.
Where: SUSHISAMBA, Capital Tower, Tanjong Pagar, Singapore
When: 10 to 11 October 2026
Contact: sushisamba.com
W Singapore – Sentosa Cove
If you hear “Singapore Grand Prix” and immediately think, “Can I somehow avoid the entire city?”, then consider stepping into W Singapore – Sentosa Cove. The waterfront resort is running race-weekend programming across 9 and 10 October 2026, with WET Deck and WOOBAR hosting events including Sun Chasers; a 5-kilometre community run; Martini Mixer; a poolside session with live music; and WOOBAR Live; a party featuring guest DJs QYO & The Bow Tie Bandits, alongside the resort’s dining and poolside offerings. Guests will still know the race is happening. They just won’t have to spend the weekend wedged between 50,000 people wearing racing caps.
Where: W Singapore, Sentosa Cove, Sentosa, Singapore
When: Saturday, 10 October 2026, from 7.30am
Contact: marriott.com