The Boutiques Singapore Gifting Edition 2026 runs from Friday 20 to Sunday 22 November at the F1 Pit Building, and a 1-day pass starts at S$8. Children under 12 go in free. If your Christmas list is still blank, this is one weekend where you can tick off a lot of names under one roof.
The organisers say more than 300 local and international brands are taking part, covering gifts, fashion and accessories, home, lifestyle, beauty and kids’ products. Here is what to know before you go.
Boutiques Singapore Gifting Edition 2026: dates, hours and tickets
- Friday 20 November: 11am to 9pm
- Saturday 21 November: 11am to 9pm
- Sunday 22 November: 10am to 6pm
- Venue: F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard, Singapore 038975
Entry is ticketed by the day, and you can leave and re-enter on the same day with your pass. These are the prices listed on the official ticketing page.
- Friday 1-day pass: S$8, or 2 for S$12.80, or 3 for S$18
- Saturday 1-day pass: S$10, or 2 for S$16, or 3 for S$21
- Sunday 1-day pass: S$10, or 2 for S$16, or 3 for S$21
- 3-day pass: S$19 for unlimited entry, in limited quantities
Friday is the cheapest day, and the bundles make it easy to bring a shopping buddy without paying full price. Tickets are sold on Ticketmelon, and the event details are on the Boutiques Singapore website.
What you will find on the floor
The Singapore Design Gift Store in Room 2A is put together with DesignSingapore Council, and features Just A Band Of Creatives, Observation House and PRINTCENTRE. It is a handy first stop if you want a gift with a local story behind it.
Several brands are making their Boutiques debut this edition, including WASTD, Kii Workshop, Issho Labo, Hands On Film, Populate, Atelier 88, Scents OF PLTO and MilkyShop. There are also showcases from Taiwan, plus labels from Indonesia, Thailand, Australia and Korea. The Boutiques Showcase Grant has 11 new recipients this year, a record cohort, including VESSELS, VOR, PLOOK PLOOK, Tauruscamp and The Needy Socks.
A few ways to spend your time beyond browsing:
- GOFY’s “Naughty or Nice” gift-wrapping, with a minimum S$10 donation to one of five charity partners
- 15-minute neck, shoulder, hand and arm massages from Hideaway
- Aura portraits from Aura Obscura, made with biofeedback sensors
- Snacks and drinks from Arc-en-ciel Patisserie, KAFE UTU, Birds of Paradise, Cheeselads and Mahmud’s Tandoor
Going with kids
Boutiques bills itself as family-friendly. Children under 12 enter free, while older children need a ticket. The kids’ drop-off area is on Level 3 in Room 3D, and the nursing room is on Level 2 in Room 2C. The drop-off space is run with The Artground and That’s Neat, with candle-making and weaving workshops.
Garage Cafe on Level 1 is the easy place to regroup if little legs get tired.
Getting there
There is no public parking at the F1 Pit Building. Park in the basement at Millenia Walk and take the free shuttle bus, which runs about every 15 minutes between the Raffles Boulevard entrance (beside Harvey Norman) and the venue.
Taking a Grab or taxi? Set your destination to “F1 Pit Building”; the sheltered drop-off and pick-up points are at the venue. You can also alight at Promenade MRT and walk.
Who this weekend suits
Boutiques is a good fit for gift shoppers who prefer independent labels to mall chains, and for anyone who likes to meet the makers behind a product. Because the pass lets you re-enter, you can do a first lap, take a break at Garage Cafe, and come back for the stalls you missed.
It also works as a social outing. The Duo and Trio bundles are priced per head, so a group of three on Friday pays S$18 in total, or S$6 each. If you plan to buy bigger items such as home pieces or prints, go early in the day when the aisles are less crowded.
Tips for a smoother trip
- Go on Friday if you want the lowest ticket price.
- Bring a foldable tote, because the bags add up quickly.
- Pick two or three brands to hunt down first, then wander.
- If you are shopping across the November sales as well, check our guide to Christmas markets in Singapore 2026 to plan the rest of the season.
Fashion sales are also running this week, including the Charles & Keith Singles Day sale until 12 November. And if you are making a day of it with family, the Christmas Train Show at Gardens by the Bay starts on 20 November too.
Brand line-ups and activities can change, so check the official Boutiques Singapore page on the day.
