🇸🇬创意市集PublicGarden逛到不想回家
💙9月27日-28日
💙1-7pm
💙Suntec Convention Hall 405-406
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喜欢这些小小的事物
当然也喜欢看看现在在流行些什么东西
人super多
是人贴人走的😂😂
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Visiting the PublicGarden creative market was such an inspiring experience. What stood out to me was how vibrant and diverse the event was, featuring everything from handmade enamel pins and magnets to personalized notebooks. Brands like Croyx really caught my eye with their distinctive products, blending creativity and craftsmanship. The market’s atmosphere was lively, with so many people eager to explore unique local art and crafts. Besides the shopping, I found the event a great place to connect with passionate artisans and learn about their creative journeys. It felt more than just a marketplace — it was a community celebrating innovation and small businesses. A lot of the vendors showcased their products in beautiful ways, like the clever use of mini displays and themed booths. I especially appreciated the sustainable approaches some sellers took, such as items made from recycled materials or eco-friendly packaging, reflecting a growing trend in Singapore’s creative markets. If you’re curious about some of the items I saw, there were custom crochet items, magnetic art pieces, and even creative stationery inspired by local culture. The prices were reasonable, making it accessible for those wanting to support small shops without breaking the bank. For anyone planning to visit similar creative marts, I’d suggest going early to avoid the crowds and have a chance to chat with the vendors. It’s also handy to bring cash as not all stalls accept digital payments. Overall, events like PublicGarden offer a fantastic glimpse into Singapore’s thriving creative scene and are perfect for anyone looking for unique gifts or adding special pieces to their collection.











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