Fairs & markets
Fairs in Singapore: Consumer Fairs, Food Fairs and Markets
Consumer fairs, food fairs and markets at Singapore’s exhibition halls, parks and outdoor sites, each linked to the organiser’s page.
About this page
Fairs and markets, compiled from organiser listings
This page lists fairs in Singapore: consumer fairs for furniture, electronics and household goods, food fairs, and markets held in halls and outdoor spaces. Many run in the large exhibition centres, and markets often use parks and public spaces.
Listings come from official venue and organiser pages, and each one links to its source. For markets this weekend, check the organiser’s page on the day, since weather and short-notice changes can affect open-air events.
Use the listing to spot dates, then open the source link for opening hours, entry terms and what is sold. Admission varies, and some fairs are free to enter while others charge.
The listing
Upcoming dates
Winter Time Expo Sales
Free
Listed in Hall 6B. This one is on now, so check the venue page for hours. More at Singapore EXPO
Source and image: Singapore EXPOATA Travel Fair and Conference
Tour packages, new group itineraries and seasonal promotions from the ATA Event Vacation Hub. Level 3 Concourse. More at Suntec Convention Centre
Source: Suntec Singapore
Mummys Market
For families, new & expecting parents · Free
Hall 5, 11am to 9pm, free entry. A baby and maternity fair with seminars, workshops and giveaways. More at Singapore EXPO
Source and image: Singapore EXPO
TLM Food Expo
For friends & groups · Free
Hall 6A, 11am to 9pm, free entry. The organiser describes over 200 exhibitors, from street food vendors to manufacturers. More at Singapore EXPO
Source and image: Singapore EXPODiwali Bazaar
Festive shopping across household goods, fashion and lifestyle, with lucky draws. Level 3, Room 321 and Summit 1. More at Suntec Convention Centre
Source: Suntec Singapore
Zak Salaam India Expo
Free
Hall 9, 10am to 10pm daily, free entry. Indian merchandise and businesses, with an Indian food festival, carnival and cultural performances. More at Singapore EXPO
Source and image: Singapore EXPOART RIOT 2026: Villains and Ne’er Do Wells
For friends & groups · Ticketed
Hall 6B. Ticketed. Fourth edition, with 158 tables, over 300 artists and brands, stage performances and panel talks. More at Singapore EXPO
Source: Singapore EXPO
CAPS@EXPO
For friends & groups · Free
Hall 6A, 10am to 9pm, free entry. Trading card games and collectibles with tournaments and vendors. More at Singapore EXPO
Source and image: Singapore EXPOCraft Festival 2026
The Common Touch Craft Fest, with artisans, designers and illustrators selling and showing work. Level 4, Hall 401. More at Suntec Convention Centre
Source: Suntec SingaporeMe-You Market
Annual market of global brands, local labels, artists and crafters. Saturday hours run 4pm to 10pm. More at Suntec Convention Centre
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Dates come from official venue and organiser listings. Always confirm with the organiser before you go.
Fair tips
Practical tips for fairs and markets
Timing
Go early on weekdays or opening day
Weekends and the last days of a fair tend to be the busiest. A weekday visit usually means shorter queues and easier browsing.
Payment
Bring cards and some cash
Many stalls take cards and digital payments, but small stalls and markets may prefer cash. Check what the organiser says about payment.
Bags
Travel light, but bring a carry bag
Some fairs limit large bags or trolleys. A foldable shopping bag helps, and the event page will list any bag rules.
Deals
Compare before you buy
Show offers can be good, but compare prices and read the return and warranty terms before paying a deposit.
Outdoors
Plan for rain and heat
Open-air markets can be hot or interrupted by rain. Bring water, sun protection and an umbrella.
Getting there
Check public transport
Large halls can be busy at fair times. Plan your route and the walk from the station in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Where are the biggest fairs in Singapore held?
Large consumer and food fairs usually take place in the exhibition and convention centres. See our guide for those venues.
Are fairs free to enter?
It depends on the fair. Some have free entry, some require a ticket or registration. The organiser’s page states the terms.
How do I find markets in Singapore this weekend?
Check the listing for upcoming dates, then confirm hours and weather plans on the organiser’s page before you go.
Can I pay by card at fairs?
Many stalls accept cards or digital payments, but not all. Carry some cash as a backup.
Are the fair dates confirmed?
We link to the source for each listing. Organisers can change dates, so check the latest details before you travel.
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