We’ll be at Suntec Convention & Exhibition Centre Hall 403 on 24th to 25th October, 1 – 7pm, with a special promotion.
For 2 days only, buy your favourite dresses for $50 each, and tops and bottoms are going for $30 each! Mark the dates in your calendars for some serious shopping!
Come on down with lots of cash and your NETS card in hand. Excited? So are we. We’ll see you in a few days!
Here’s a sneak peek of what we’ll be bringing!
Is your child creative and has an entrepreneurial spirit? Let him/her take pride in her creations or artworks and sell them at these maker’s markets!
The Local People X Noise Art Market
From $70 a booth for students for 2 days.
The next event is from 30th to 31st October, 5 – 11pm. Situated at the foothills grass patch at Fort Canning Park, make sure you bring mosquito repellent and a portable fan as it’s outdoors! Find the application form for the October event here!
The markets organised by Public Garden have been ongoing since 2011, and have included various locations such as Chijmes and the National Museum of Singapore. Find the seller application form here!
PasarBella Pop Market
200 Turf Club Road, S(287994)
$120 a booth for 1 day; $200 a booth for 2 days.
Held at PasarBella, a community-based, open-concept market, the market is an indoor event so there’s no need to worry about rainy weather!
MAAD (Market of Artists & Designers)
28 Maxwell Road, S(069120)
Free for students (outdoor booth).
Held every 1st Friday night of the month, MAAD is the longest ongoing market in this list. Not only are there booths selling handmade items, but there’s also an area for artists to sit and draw portraits!
The next event is on 6th November, 5pm – 12am, at the Red Dot Design Museum. Find the application form here!
Makers’ Market
$30 a booth for 1 day; $50 a booth for 2 days.
The newest kid on the block, the Makers’ Market is still offering promo rates for their booths. Why not make use of the the cheaper rates now and book your kid a booth?
Let your child dress the part in these outfits:
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