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Singapore is gearing up to celebrate its 60th birthday with a series of special events, and Gardens by the Bay is set to be a major hub of excitement. Get ready, because from late July to early August 2025, you can experience one of its main attractions: a free light show called SPARK.
This mesmerizing display will light up the Supertree Grove Lawn from July 31 to August 3, 2025. This is a truly special moment as SPARK will make its Southeast Asian debut, having previously captivated audiences in major cities worldwide such as London, Tokyo, Melbourne, and Auckland.
Image credit: Studio Roosegaarde | Official Website
SPARK is far more than just an ordinary light show. It's an artistic masterpiece curated by renowned Dutch artist, Daan Roosegaarde. The inspiration for this unique creation comes directly from the natural beauty of twinkling fireflies and the glittering stars in the night sky. Forget loud, booming fireworks; SPARK presents thousands of glowing sparks that float and move with remarkable serenity. What's even more impressive is that these luminous elements are made from biodegradable materials, aligning with a mindful approach to celebration.
Beyond its visual appeal, SPARK carries a deeper message. It's an invitation for everyone to come together and celebrate Singapore's 60th milestone in new, meaningful ways. This captivating show is a collaboration between Gardens by the Bay, IMBA, H&B, and the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Singapore. SPARK stands as a beautiful symbol of 60 years of strong bilateral ties between the Netherlands and Singapore, with additional support from GIC.
For Muslim travelers visiting Singapore, SPARK offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy a beautiful evening in a family-friendly environment. The show's gentle, quiet nature provides a serene atmosphere perfect for reflection and appreciating artistry. You can enjoy the spectacle without the loud noises often associated with traditional fireworks, making it comfortable for all ages. It's a chance to create cherished memories with loved ones amidst a backdrop of breathtaking beauty.
Image credit: Gardens by the Bay | Official Website
Before you immerse yourself in the light show, you'll find several excellent halal dining options conveniently located around Gardens by the Bay. Simply head over to the Jurassic Nest FoodHall, which features a variety of food tenants offering Muslim-friendly menus. Some notable choices include Satay by the Bay, Bismillah Biryani Restaurant, and Nasi Lemak Ayam Taliwang, ensuring a delightful culinary experience.
For prayer facilities, you can find a well-equipped and clean musolla (prayer room) at Marina One, specifically on Basement 2 of the East Tower. This prayer space provides comprehensive amenities, including prayer mats and ablution facilities, offering a comfortable environment for your worship.
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You definitely won't want to miss witnessing the beauty of SPARK firsthand. Mark these details down:
Dates: July 31 - August 3, 2025
Location: Supertree Grove Lawn, Gardens by the Bay (18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953)
Show Times:
July 31 - August 2: 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM
August 3: 9:00 PM to 10:30 PM
Also read: Singapore Oceanarium Sentosa Opens July 2025 – A Marine Marvel with Muslim-Friendly Features
For more comprehensive information on all the events celebrating Singapore's 60th anniversary at Gardens by the Bay, you can visit their official website. Prepare to be enchanted by this magical fusion of art and nature!
Cover image credit: Studio Roosegaarde | Official Website
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