The inaugural Mizuho Blue Challenge – The Kallang Football Series Singapore brings international football right to our doorstep. Because these games fall within the official FIFA International Match Window, the teams are bringing their full senior lineups to compete for genuine international honors and world-ranking points.

The Singapore Tennis Open is doing more than bringing world-class WTA 500 tennis to Singapore. Discover how The Kallang is bringing elite competition, community experiences and regional tennis talent together to spark a new era for the sport across Southeast Asia.

For the past three weeks, the National Stadium has taken on a different kind of energy. Instead of waiting for the next big match or concert, the iconic venue has opened its doors for everyone to step in, get active, discover something new, and spend time together. From sports and fitness to family-friendly activities, gaming and live entertainment, the National Stadium Experience has turned into a space where there is always something to see, try or take part in. And with one more weekend to go, there’s still time to be part of it.

Southeast Asia’s only WTA 500 tournament runs from September 21 to 27, with qualifying matches happening on September 19 and 20 - but, the action extends well beyond the courts. Across The Kallang, fans can look forward to player meet-and-greets, interactive activities, tennis clinics and opportunities to experience tennis in new ways. To make the most of your experience, here’s a quick rundown of everything you need to know to enjoy the action, both on and off the court.

All the stars will collide at the Singapore Tennis Open (21-27 Sept): The established ones and the ones wanting to take their spot. In what’s gearing up to be a week of high-level entertainment at the OCBC Arena, some of the biggest movers and shakers of the 2026 season will fight for the title in the event’s return to The Kallang as a WTA 500.

From Grand Slam champions and Asian tennis legends to rising talents like Alexandra Eala and Janice Tjen, explore the evolution of women’s tennis in Asia and the growing importance of the region on the global WTA calendar. Find out why the Singapore Tennis Open 2026 is set to be another significant chapter for the sport in Singapore.

State Property, the Singapore-founded fine jewellery brand whose creations have been worn by public figures such as Michelle Obama, Rihanna, and Taylor Swift, has long established itself for bringing exceptional craftsmanship to the global stage. Now, the brand is bringing that same artistry to a distinctly Singaporean commission — designing the Singapore Tennis Open trophy.