For 24-year-old final-year university student, Aricia Yee, the National Stadium has always been a place filled with unforgettable memories. Aricia is no stranger to The Kallang, having already attended shows by Taylor Swift, Coldplay and Maroon 5 at the National Stadium. However, she never imagined she would one day be stepping onto the very same stage as a performer.

For BTS fan Kacie Ng, buying fan merchandise as a student was a luxury. But that didn’t stop her from expressing her love for the K-pop group as she turned financial constraints into the catalyst for a creative pursuit instead. “I was a student and kind of broke, so instead of buying my own merchandise, I decided to make my own. There was a specific type of aesthetic I was looking for that others couldn’t create, so why not create my own,” the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) year two student said.

When the members of K-pop boy band EXO fan club AERIARCADE came together to organise their very first fan event in April 2019, it was meant to be just a one-off activity to celebrate their love for the group. Since then, the group has amassed over 3,000 followers on social media platform X. “The intention was just to create one cup sleeve event. We didn’t know it would grow this far.”

The Singapore Tennis Open (STO), the top professional women's tennis tournament in the region, is entering an exciting new chapter in 2026. Following Singapore's successful return to the Women's Tennis Association (WTA) Tour calendar last year, the tournament has been upgraded from WTA 250 to 500 status. Singapore has had a long history with women’s tennis, stretching back to 1986 when the Singapore Women’s Open took place, and then with the WTA Finals from 2014 to 2018, where the WTA Tour’s crown jewel event featured the top eight players of the year at the Singapore Indoor Stadium.

Step inside the world of Laufey’s Singapore fans. From custom photo strips to hand-crafted DIY dresses, explore how the community celebrated her Bewitched tour at The Kallang.

Meet Lim Xin Yi of Team Singapore. Explore her inspiring journey as a dragon boater, from her first paddle to representing the nation at the Water Sports Centre in The Kallang.

Relive the action from the inaugural OCBC-Great Eastern Pickleball Series. Discover how players of all ages are picking up the paddle and joining the growing community at The Kallang.

POP OFF: Black Valentines transformed heartbreak into a shared experience at The Kallang, blending music, emotion and connection in an intimate night out.