Things to do SG THIS June 2026📍
⬇️ SAVE THIS! Creative Markets in Singapore THIS June 2026📍
If you love collecting trinkets, stickers, fashion, jewellery, or anything crafty, you’re gonna be SOO spoilt for choice this June🤤🤤 There’s literally so many fun things happening every weekend this month, you wouldn’t need to worry about finding things to do with your friends / family (for this month).
Okay everyone please wish me luck🙏🏻💸 The will is strong but the wallet is WEAK.
Creative markets hapening this June:
✨ Mercury Festival Lucid Dreams
✨ Konbini 5.0
✨ Doki Doki Anime Market
✨ Lion City Faire
✨ Craft Festival
✨ The Hammock Market
✨ Hobbies Fair
Creative markets STILL happening this May:
🍎 Apple Farmacy — don’t miss! 30-31 May.
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As someone who loves discovering unique finds and supporting local vendors, June really is a treasure trove of events here in Singapore. Beyond the popular creative markets listed, there are often smaller niche fairs and pop-ups scattered around the city during this time, especially around malls and community spaces. If you plan to spend the June long weekend exploring, I recommend checking out not only the big events like the Mercury Festival and Doki Doki Anime Market but also keep an eye on social media for last-minute announcements of mini markets or craft fairs. These are perfect for snagging rare stickers, quirky accessories, or even handmade jewelry from passionate creators. Transportation around these venues, like Suntec Convention Centre and Fort Canning Park, is quite convenient, and many events are free to enter, making it a budget-friendly way to enjoy the artsy vibe of Singapore. Tip: Arrive early to avoid crowds and get first pick of goods! Lastly, don’t miss out on the Apple Farmacy event at Macpherson Grantral if your schedule allows. It’s an excellent spot for fresh and artisanal treats, rounding out what’s shaping up to be a fantastic June filled with creativity, fun, and community connection.








I am worried for my pocket too.