Skip mainstream shopping malls and drop by pop-ups and flea markets in Singapore.
Clearly, Singapore is a shopping paradise. But we can’t give all the credit to world-class shopping malls and cool indie boutique stores. The city also has heaps of rad flea markets, pop-up markets and bazaars for those looking for one-of-a-kind furniture, locally-produced food, handmade goodies, vintage wares and all sorts of wonderful steals. It’s also a planet-friendly way to shop for new stuff. To make retail therapy a little easier, we’ve done the treasure-hunting for you with our list of flea markets in Singapore.
Flea markets in Singapore: Upcoming markets in 2025
1. Cosford Container Park: Outdoor market with food vendors and live music
At Singapore’s largest outdoor container park, it’s not just a flea or thrift market. Here, you can get preloved treasures, handmade accessories and art pieces, vintage clothes, and rare finds. Keep a lookout for workshops and activities where you can take a break from browsing and have fun. Famished after all that shopping? Hit up the food vendors to refuel while you take stock of all your purchases.
When: Selected weekends each month; upcoming market: 15 – 16 February 2025
Price range for shopping: From $10
Opening hours: Sunday and public holiday on weekdays: 8.30am – 11.30pm; Monday – Thursday: 11am – 11.30pm; Friday and public holiday eve on weekdays: 11am – 1am; Saturdays: 8.30am – 1am
Cosford Container Park, 30 Cosford Road, Singapore 499550
2. Public Garden: Jewellery and fashion from local and regional artisans
Everyone knows about Public Garden, which is home to one of Singapore’s coolest flea markets that champions local and regional talent. It’s a treasure trove of independent fashion, handmade leather sandals, and unique jewellery from local artisans. The best part? It keeps getting better with every edition. Brands like Paper Forest, Norms Project, Sew Jazz and more have been known to make their cameos.
When: Multiple times a year, next market to be announced
Price range for shopping: From $5
Public Garden, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039593
3. Crane Living CNY Pop-up: Home decor, accessories, dinnerware and crafts
Get your CNY shopping sorted at Crane Living’s pop-up at Millenia Walk. This lunchtime-friendly festive market brings together local homegrown brands offering chic home decor, stylish accessories, festive dinnerware, and more. Whether you’re sprucing up your space, adding flair to your wardrobe, or hunting for unique gifts, you’ll find handmade treasures, budget-friendly finds, and exclusive pieces in one spot.
When: Multiple events throughout the year; upcoming market: now till 26 January 2025
Price range for shopping: from $40
Operating hours: 10am – 9pm
Crane CNY Pop-Up, South Galleria 1 & 2, Millenia Walk, 9 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039596
4. Boutiques Singapore: The premier indie shopping extravaganza
Dive into a shopping extravaganza packed with an impressive array of independent businesses offering top-notch finds. From eclectic furniture and stylish home accessories to unique souvenirs and vibrant fashion for women, kids, and men, there’s something for everyone. Plus, it’s the perfect spot to discover hidden gems and support socially conscious, under-the-radar brands while shopping responsibly.
When: Twice a year, upcoming market: 21 – 23 March 2025
Price range for shopping: From $20
Operating hours: Friday and Saturday: 10am – 8pm; Sunday: 10am – 6pm
Boutiques Singapore, F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975
5. Night at Orchard: Night market along Singapore’s popular shopping street
The bustling Orchard Road dials the excitement up a notch with a night market. Set along the vibrant Ngee Ann City stretch, this monthly flea market showcases big names and up-and-coming brands with unique finds. Adding to the buzz, this year’s edition features monthly themes to keep things fresh and fun. Are you ready to go wild in the city’s shopping district?
When: Every last weekend of the month; upcoming market to be announced
Price range for shopping: from $5
Operating hours: Friday – Sunday, 3pm – 10pm
Night at Orchard, Orchard Road, Ion Orchard to Ngee Ann City stretch
6. Katong Square Lifestyle & Vintage Market: For cool retro finds
Attention, bargain hunters and vintage lovers! Known as Singapore’s own Portobello Market, this lifestyle and vintage flea market is a treasure trove of everything old-school cool. From antiques and bespoke items to retro gems like vinyl records, vintage jewellery, and fashion pieces, you’ll find something unique with every visit. Don’t forget to snag some quirky souvenirs while you’re at it!
When: Once a month; upcoming market: 7 – 9 and 21 – 23 February 2025
Price range for shopping: from $5
Operating hours: Fridays and Saturdays: 1pm to 10pm; Sundays: 11am to 8pm
Katong Square Lifestyle & Vintage Market, Katong Square, 86/88 East Coast Road, Singapore 423371
7. Sunday Social Market: Music, food and shopping under one roof
The brainchild of DJ Zig Zach and Jade Amar, this Sunday event brings together music, fashion, and a whole lot of shopping! Set to the beat of upbeat house tunes, it’s the perfect chance to catch up with friends while enjoying delicious bites and browsing local brands, talented crafters, and artisanal bakers. Be sure to bring your cash – from stylish home accessories to must-have fashion pieces, there’s something for everyone. Catch the vibe at Palawan Beach Walk during the Valentine’s Day edition of the Sentosa Festive Market.
When: Multiple times a year; upcoming market: 1 – 2 February 2025
Price range for shopping: from $10
Operating hours: 4pm – 9pm
Sunday Social Market, multiple locations including Palawan Beach Walk, Singapore 098233
8. Twilight: Flea and Feast: Unique wares and delish halal street food
Inspired by the popular hawkers’ market in Australia, the event is loaded with global street food, unique wares and live music. Aside from delicious halal street food, the event also features movie screenings and live busker performances.
When: Multiple times a year, upcoming event: 13 – 15 June 2025
Price range for shopping: from $5
Operating hours: 12pm – 10pm
Twilight: Flea & Feast, Halls 404 – 406, Level 4, Suntec Singapore Convention & Exhibition Centre, 1 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039593
9. Singapore Really Really Free Market: The only FOC flea market in Singapore
Believe us when we say that everything here is completely free. If you’re up for giving away your items (or skills!), you’re welcome to peddle them. But be gracious and show some restraint; don’t go hogging everything. No registration fees here; just give them a shoutout on the event page if you’re keen to participate so they can gauge how many mats they need. Tables and mats are available on a first-come-first-served basis.
When: Multiple times a year; upcoming event: 25 January 2025
Price range for shopping: Free
Operating hours: 9am – 12.30pm
Singapore Really Really Free Market, Taman Jurong CC, 1 Yung Sheng Road, Singapore 618495
10. Makers’ Market Singapore: Locally curated treasures
Looking to stay in the loop on Singapore’s hottest flea markets? Makers’ Market has you covered. These pop-up events happen year-round at various locations, offering an array of locally curated crafts and design treasures from across the region. Don’t miss the chance to discover unique finds at a Makers’ Market near you!
When: Multiple times a year; upcoming market: 25 – 27 April 2025
Price range for shopping: from $10
Operating hours: 11am – 9pm
Makers’ Market Singapore, PLQ Plaza, 10 Paya Lebar Road (Outdoor space in front of PLQ Mall), Singapore 409057
11. Curbside Crafters: Permanent space with rotating vendors
Tucked away in the heart of sunny Kampong Glam, Curbside Crafters is your go-to spot for discovering new local brands without the hustle of chasing the next pop-ups. This delightful space welcomes fresh crafters nearly every week, offering a curated selection of handmade gems like soaps, clothing, and accessories.
When: Daily
Price range for shopping: from $5
Operating hours: 11am to 7.30pm
Curbside Crafters, 730 North Bridge Road, Singapore 198698
12. The Hammock Market: Thrift party featuring overseas brands
Ditch the typical market vibe and embrace the quirky charm of The Hammock Market’s Saturday Thrift Party. With over 50 curated vendors, including thrift stores and makers, it’s a treasure trove of preloved gems that you can discover while lounging in hammocks. Don’t miss out on getting a free jagua tattoo or a real tattoo, plus take home unique illustrations. P.S. It’s expanded the booths to include overseas brands too.
When: First and third Saturdays of the month
Price range for shopping: from $10
Operating hours: 11am – 6pm
The Hammock Market, Aperia Mall L1 Atrium, 12 Kallang Avenue, Singapore 339511
13. The Luggage Market: Budget buys from as low as $1
If shopping on a budget is your priority, drop by The Luggage Market. You’ll find over 45 booths selling pre-loved clothes and other accessories. This market works a little differently because everything is sold out of suitcases, so don’t expect the typical booth setups at other flea markets. Dress comfortably, because you’ll be weaving your way through the crowds and doing a lot of crouching to sift through these secondhand pieces.
When: Every Sunday
Price range for shopping: from $1
Operating hours: 11am – 6pm
The Luggage Market, Aperia Mall, 12 Kallang Avenue, Singapore 339511
14. Fleawhere: One of the OG flea markets in Singapore
Spotted a flea market near you recently? There’s a high chance it’s organised by Fleawhere, Singapore’s largest and most frequent flea market organiser. Whether you’re a craft-hunting hipster or a vintage hunter, Fleawhere has something for everyone. These folks are the ones behind the wildly successful Artbox, a buzzy, creative market originating from Bangkok. Keep an eye out on the social media pages for the next pop-up!
When: Monthly
Price range for shopping: From $10
Operating hours: 1pm to 7pm
Fleawhere, multiple locations including Staytion @ Dhoby Ghaut and Air Park @ Suntec
15. Glamorous Giving: Sweet deals up to 70% off
Is there a more fabulous way to spend and shop than at one of our favourite flea markets in Singapore? Glamorous Giving hosts regular clearance sales to support local charities and drive community support. It also allows brands to reduce waste, clear their cupboards, and empty their racks. Everything in this market comes with discounts of up to 70% off, so you know you’re getting great bargains.
When: Multiple times a year, upcoming market: 12 and 13 February 2025
Price range for shopping: From $40
Operating hours: 12 February (5pm – 9pm); 13 February (10am – 5pm)
Glamorous Giving, *Scape, The Ground Theatre, 2 Orchard Link, Singapore 237978
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16. Kampong Gelam Bazaar: A cultural fest with shopping
Experience the ultimate Ramadan bazaar extravaganza in Kampong Glam, where over 100 vibrant stalls await with a plethora of delights. From delectable treats to dazzling sights, here’s where you can immerse yourself in the rich heritage of this iconic neighbourhood. Don’t miss out on this year’s biggest Kampong Glam Bazaar, complete with special collaborations honouring the 200th anniversary of Singapore’s oldest mosque, Masjid Sultan.
When: Once a year
Price range for shopping: from $5
Operating hours: TBC
Kampong Glam Bazaar, multiple locations along Kandahar and Baghdad Street
17. Vintage Fair by Journey East: For vintage goods and unique finds
Get hyped for Journey East’s annual Vintage Fair. Explore a treasure trove of vintage goodies including collectables, fashion, bags, jewellery, homeware, toys, and more. Whether you’re a seasoned vintage lover or you enjoy unique finds, there’s something special for everyone. Don’t miss out on adding a touch of history and charm to your collection.
When: Once a year
Price range for shopping: from $50
Operating hours: 10am – 6pm
Vintage Fair, Journey East, #03-02, Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road, Singapore 169074
18. The Local Farm Festival: Singapore-style farmer’s market
Farmers’ markets aren’t commonplace in Singapore. So imagine our excitement when we heard The Local Farm plans to host an event every month. Show your support for our local farmers and grocers by dropping by to browse. You’ll find everything from fresh fish to artisanal coffee. Plus, this fair has expanded to include homegrown businesses. Talk about loving local!
When: Every first weekend of the month
Price range for shopping: from $30
Operating hours: TBC
The Local Farm Festival, Nyee Phoe Gardenasia, 240 Neo Tiew Crescent, Singapore 718898
19. Namaste Bharat: Indian brands, food and art
Previously known as the Singapore International Indian Expo, Namaste Bharat is a showcase of India’s rich cultural diversity. Expect an eclectic mix of India’s living culture, contemporary arts, traditions, cuisine, couture, handcrafted goods, and so much more. There’ll even be yoga and Bollywood dance workshops, fashion and luxury booths, and tons of classical art.
When: Once a year
Price range for shopping: from $30
Operating hours: 10am – 10pm
Namaste Bharat, Hall 401 & 402, Suntec City Convention Centre, 3 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore 038983
20. The Fair: Over 50 local and international brands
Compete with the crowds for the best finds at The Fair. You can easily find anything from bold handmade jewellery to art pieces and quirky thingamajigs for your home. The Fair also hosts close to 50 local and international vendors, so you won’t be leaving empty-handed.
When: Multiple times a year
Price range for shopping: from $30
Operating hours: 10.30am – 7pm
The Fair, Level 2 Ballroom, Holiday Inn Orchard City Centre, 11 Cavenaugh Road, Singapore 229616
21. Thryft Weekend Garden: Artsy finds from creative makers
Currently on hiatus
Dubbed the ‘vibiest thrift store in town’, Thryft’s Weekend Garden is filled with unique finds from creative makers and artists, secondhand books and clothes. Get your hands on handcrafted trinkets and jewellery or add pre-loved books and fashion pieces to your collections. The team is still on the lookout for a new physical space, so stay tuned.
Thryft Weekend Garden, check online for updates
FAQs for flea markets in Singapore
How do you rent a booth at a flea market in Singapore?
It depends on the organiser – visit their website, send an email, or drop them a DM.
What’s the average spend at a flea market?
It totally depends on you but prices vary from affordable (for second-hand items) to premium items.
Is bargaining allowed?
Haggling may be welcome at certain markets, but keep it polite.
What are the payment methods?
It varies for each flea market but usual methods include paying by cash, PayNow, or credit cards.
Handy tips to make the most out of a flea market in Singapore
Arrive early: Beat the crowds and snag the best finds before they’re gone.
Bring cash: Small notes and coins make transactions easier, especially at cash-only stalls.
Dress comfortably: Light clothing and comfy shoes are a must for exploring outdoor markets.
Bring a tote bag: Say no to plastic and carry your purchases in an eco-friendly bag.
Stay hydrated: Markets can get hot, so bring a water bottle to stay cool – better still if you have a hands-free portable fan for serious shopping.
Don’t hesitate to haggle: If the market allows, bargain politely for a better deal – it’s part of the fun!
Have an open mind and be patient: Some of the best finds are unexpected!
Plan your visit: Check the market’s website or social media for details on vendors and highlights.
Protect yourself: Wear a mask if you’re sensitive to dust or strong scents.
Now you know where to check out the best flea markets in Singapore.
