From 21 November to 7 December, Lau Pa Sat is bringing major K-pop energy to the heart of the CBD with a specially designed photo-worthy light installation, lively K-pop dance performances, and a line-up of black and pink creations, perfect for fans gearing up for one of the most anticipated concerts of the year.
*This event is not an official BlackPink concert, nor is it endorsed by YG Entertainment or the organisers of the BLACKPINK WORLD TOUR <DEADLINE> IN SINGAPORE. This event is independently organised by Lau Pa Sat as a fan tribute to welcome BLINKs to Singapore.
Strike a Pose at Lau Pa Sat’s Light Up the Sky Light Installation
Taking over the Robinson Entrance, a striking light-up arch inspired by the curved rooftops of traditional Korean hanok homes pays homage to Korean culture and sets the mood from day to night. At nightfall, the installation glows in vibrant pink hues, creating the perfect backdrop for fans to recreate their best dance moves, concert looks or group selfies.

Fans can also Dance As If It’s Your Last with a series of high-energy K-pop dance performances throughout the week. Catch live performances by T.Dolls Dance, a Singapore-based international K-pop dance cover group made up of passionate dancers from all around the world, on 28 November at 9pm, and on 29 and 30 November at 8.30pm, as they bring crowd-favourite choreographies to life at Lau Pa Sat’s centrestage.
For those who think they can dance, a K-pop Dance Challenge will run from 26 November to 7 December, where participants can showcase their best moves for a chance to win a 2-night stay for 2 at Holiday Inn Resort Bintan Lagoi Beach worth S$1,200*.
Step 1: Hit us with your best K-pop moves at our Light Up the Sky light installation.
Step 2: Post it on Instagram and/or TikTok.
Step 3: Follow, tag @laupasat.sg and #LPSInYourArea
*Terms and Conditions apply. Only one winner will be selected.

Concert-Inspired Treats in Black and Pink
Of course, keep your energy up with a selection of black and pink snacks and drinks, specially created to celebrate the arrival of this K-pop sensation known for their punchy lyrics and catchy dance moves.
Butter and Cream will also introduce two limited-time Doffins – the Jennie Strawberry Crush ($4.60), made with fresh strawberries, Oreo crunch and silky hazelnut cream wrapped in strawberry chocolate and finished with Bailey’s Irish Cream chocolate filling; and the Lisa Ruby Crispearls ($3.60), crafted with Belgian Ruby Crispearls for natural strawberry crunch, coated in strawberry chocolate and filled with Bailey’s Irish Cream chocolate. Fans can look forward to a playful twist on their classic baked favourites.
Munchi Pancakes also released their Charcoal Strawberry Chee-soo Munchi ($2.40), featuring a charcoal-infused pancake filled with housemade cream cheese mixed with real fresh strawberry bits. The result is a sweet-yet-edgy treat that perfectly complements the event’s black-and-pink theme.
Over at Kopi Kiosk, the Grass Jelly Rosé Drink ($3) is a vibrant introduction to a well-loved local classic. This refreshing pink drink blends fragrant Bandung with silky black grass jelly, a traditional dessert ingredient enjoyed across Southeast Asia, creating a smooth and cooling treat that is perfect for Singapore’s tropical weather. It is an ideal pick-me-up for tourists exploring the festivities at Lau Pa Sat.
Whether you’re here for the food, the photos or the dance performances, Lau Pa Sat invites local and international visitors alike to immerse themselves in the K-pop spirit from 21 to 7 December. Follow @laupasat.sg for updates and event highlights.













