When: January 21- 31st
It spolights Southeast Asian art this year, with immersive shows, from Botero at Gardens by the Bay to site-specific city takeovers.
When: February 13- 21
Turning the whole city into the world's widest celebration, the carnival takes over the city with Samba parades, dazzling floats and city-wide blocos..
When: April 4-12
Expect clay-court elegance, and Monaco’s signature blend of tennis sport and spectacle, against the glittering backdrop of Monte-Carlo’s hills and Mediterranean Sea.
When: Weekend 1, April 10- 12; Weekend 2, April 17-19
This ten-day-long America's premier festival brings together music, art installations, and surprise collaborations in a cultural moment that feels photogenic in every corner.
When: June 11-19The 2026
FIFA World Cup is rewriting the record books with three host countries this year: the United States, Canada, and Mexico, spreading across 16 cities and 39 days.
When: August 7- 31
The world’s largest arts festival turning Scotland’s capital into a spectacle for every form of performance, from comedy, theatre to dance, circus, music and experimental art.
When: August 11-18
One of the continent's largest open air festival, it turns Budapest’s Óbuda Island into a global playground of music, art, and culture, drawing crowds from all around the world.
When: August 26
Buñol’s streets turn into a sea of red, as thousands hurl ripe tomatoes in the world’s messiest, most joyful food fight.
When: August 30- September 7
A week-long city of art and radical self-expression, it's back with the theme ‘Axis Mundi’, shifting the focus back to art, participation, and the core values that built the event.
When: October 30- November 9
Asia’s answer to futuristic transport showcases, it's a place where concept vehicles, robotics and next-gen tech meet real-world mobility solutions.
When: December 1- 10
Often called the ‘Festival of Festivals’, Hornbill is a deep dive into Northeast India’s tribal cultures, music, crafts, and cuisine over a period of ten days.
When: Expected to be around December 7- 17.
It honours the life and teachings of 13th-century Sufi mystic Jalāl ad-Dīn Rūmī, drawing visitors from around the world for a ten-day cultural and spiritual gathering.