From vintage finds to food stalls — here’s where to spend your weekends in style.
Looking for fun weekend plans? Discover 5 top markets and pop-up fairs in Singapore this month — vintage treasures, artisan goods, and delicious eats included.
If you’re renting in Singapore and the usual mall trip just won’t cut it, it’s time to switch things up. Weekends are for exploring — and the city’s pop-up markets and fairs are the hidden gems. They’re perfect for catching local vibes, finding unique items, and treating yourself to great food.
Here are five must-visit weekend spots to check out this month.
🎯 1. Sentosa Festive Market – Beach-side Vibes & Artisanal Treats
When & Where: Held regularly at Palawan Beach Walk, Sentosa.
Why Go: Beachside setting + local brands + food trucks = the perfect weekend combo.
Pro Tip: Go early (around 4 pm) to beat crowds and snag the best snacks and souvenirs. Bring a tote — you’ll need it.
🎨 2. Dreamriver Market – Urban Pop-Up with Flavor & Discovery
When & Where: Seasonal pop-up featuring local food and creative vendors.
Why Go: It’s a fun mix of music, food, and handmade finds — great for an afternoon stroll.
Pro Tip: Wear comfy shoes — you’ll end up exploring more than you planned.
🛍️ 3. Night at Orchard – The Late-Night Flea
When & Where: Usually the last weekend of each month, stretching from Wisma Atria to Ngee Ann City.
Why Go: The city lights meet market vibes — ideal for an evening out with friends.
Pro Tip: Bring a mix of cash and card; some stalls give last-hour discounts before closing.
🖼️ 4. Makers’ Market – Handmade & Local Flair
When & Where: Pop-ups across various neighborhoods like Punggol Coast and Pasir Ris.
Why Go: A hub for handcrafted home décor, jewelry, and unique local brands.
Pro Tip: Come with a backpack or small bag — many stalls pack items simply.
🌿 5. The Luggage Market – Thrift & Pre-Loved Treasures
When & Where: Every Sunday at Aperia Mall, Level 1 Atrium (12 Kallang Ave).
Why Go: Singapore’s most loved thrift event — from vintage tees to quirky home finds.
Pro Tip: Arrive early for the best deals, and inspect items for condition before you buy.
✅ Quick Must-Bring Checklist for Market Days
- Tote bag or backpack
- Small amount of cash (some stalls don’t take card)
- Comfortable shoes
- Reusable water bottle
- Light jacket or umbrella — Singapore’s weather changes fast
📝 Final Thoughts
Markets and pop-up fairs aren’t just for shopping — they’re experiences.
For tenants, they’re a great way to connect with Singapore’s local culture, support small businesses, and make the most of your weekends.
So grab a friend, pick a market, and explore your city in style.
