MEDIA RELEASES

From protecting and housing migrant workers during the peak of COVID-19, to re-imagining events for local audiences, Singapore Sports Hub is geared to adopt valuable learnings from 2020 to drive its experiential agenda for the year ahead.

Consider this your ultimate guide to the best year-end activities, as the Singapore Sports Hub unveils exciting experiences for friends, families and your favourite crew!

Those travel bookings might have to wait a while longer, but in the meantime, the Singapore Sports Hub is energising social bonding with three unique experiences.

As we navigate a tough pandemic-fueled season, we are aware of how the strain of the last 7 months has taken a toll our lives and relationships. Conversations around mental-health and anxiety are growing, while the world yearns for a sense of normalcy. We urge you to pause, calm the mind’s chatter and set aside that to-do list to better your health!

After wrapping up the temporary housing project for migrant workers, the Singapore Sports Hub is set to be the centerstage of lifestyle and sporting activities once more.

The Singapore Sports Hub is celebrating Singapore's 55th birthday with a virtual twist to its annual National Day Fiesta.

The Singapore Sports Hub is commemorating its fifth anniversary this July with a month-long virtual celebration that will culminate with the National Day Fiesta on 9 August.

As Singapore moves into Phase 2 of reopening, the Singapore Sports Hub will take a measured approach towards the reopening of its sports and recreational facilities.

In support of national efforts to contain the spread of COVID-19, the Singapore Sports Hub has converted the OCBC Arena Halls to temporarily accommodate about 800 foreign workers (FWs) from Friday, 17 April 2020.

The Singapore Sports Hub announces a unique virtual workout experience through a new online series of daily fitness programmes to be launched on 17th April.

In line with the elevated safe distancing measures announced by the government as a circuit breaker to minimise further spread of COVID-19, the Singapore Sports Hub’s sports and recreational venues and facilities will be closed from 7 April to 4 May (inclusive).

The Singapore Sports Hub attracts members of the community as they seek to keep fit through playing sports, participating in fitness classes, jogging, wall climbing or working out at the gym. In line with the latest government advisories and guidelines, Singapore Sports Hub has implemented additional precautionary measures across its various venues, to ensure a safe environment for the public to continuously keep fit and stay healthy.