Boutiques Singapore Gifting Edition 2026 runs from Friday 20 to Sunday 22 November at the F1 Pit Building, 1 Republic Boulevard. A one-day pass is S$8 on Friday and S$10 on Saturday or Sunday, and a three-day pass is S$19. Over 300 local and regional designers are in, with more than 200 launches made just for this edition.
It is a ticketed fair, so you pay to get in, then pay again for whatever you pick up. That said, it is one of the easier places to knock out a stack of Christmas presents in a single afternoon, and you get to talk to the people who made the stuff.
Boutiques Singapore Gifting Edition 2026 tickets and hours
- Friday 20 November: 11am to 9pm
- Saturday 21 November: 11am to 9pm
- Sunday 22 November: 10am to 6pm
Children under 12 enter free. Your ticket lets you leave and come back the same day, as long as you keep the wristband on. Only a limited number of three-day passes are on sale.
Daily entry is capped and door tickets are limited, so buy online before you head down. The organisers say the last edition drew 35,000 visitors, which tells you what Saturday afternoon will feel like. If you hate crowds, Friday is the safer bet, and it is also the cheapest day.
What you can buy
The categories on the official site are gifts, women’s fashion and accessories, men’s fashion and accessories, beauty and wellness, home decor, lifestyle, and kids’ clothing and toys. The fair is spread over eight rooms on three floors, with lifts at both ends of the building. The Garage Cafe on level 1 serves hot food, with halal-friendly options.
The brand directory is on the Boutiques website, so you can scout who you want to see before you go. Pets are not allowed in the F1 Pit Building.
Workshops and extras worth paying for
Most of the activity is in Rooms 3A and 3D, and several sessions need registration. These are the ones I would look at first.
- Naughty or Nice Gift Wrap Studio in Room 3A, from S$10 as a charity donation, with artist-designed paper and stickers to wrap your purchases on the spot
- Hideaway Massage Lounge in Room 3C, S$20 for a 15-minute neck and shoulder or hand and arm massage, walk-ins only
- Analogue Instax photobooth by Hands On Film in Room 3D, from S$10, shot on Instax Wide film
- Aura portraits by aura obscura in Room 3A, S$60 on instant film
- Personalised jewellery styling with Nazariya in Room 3B on Friday only, S$10 deposit that turns into credit on the day
- Signature Aroma and Hand Care Ritual Masterclass by Ki Kī in Room 2B on Saturday, 11:30am to 12:20pm, S$57.40
Parents can leave kids at The Artground in Room 3D, where hourly workshops such as the upcycled sling bag cost S$45. There is also a nursing room in Room 2C.
Getting to the F1 Pit Building
Take the MRT to Promenade (Circle Line CC4 or Downtown Line DT15) and use exit A. A free shuttle bus runs every 15 minutes between Millenia Walk, at the Raffles Boulevard entrance next to Harvey Norman, and the F1 Pit Building. It runs from 11am to 8.30pm on Friday and Saturday and 10am to 5.30pm on Sunday, with the last bus back at 9.30pm and 6.30pm.
There is no public parking at the F1 Pit Building, so use the Millenia Walk basement carpark. If you are heading to the same venue next week, the Affordable Art Fair takes over the F1 Pit Building from 26 to 29 November.
