Kinda Chic to go to the Affordable Art Fair Singapore 2026

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Looking to buy a statement piece or add more artworks to your growing collection? The 19th Edition Affordable Art Fair Singapore is returning to the F1 Pit Building from 26 to 29 November 2026. 

Credit: Affordable Art Fair Singapore’s Facebook

Discover 95 galleries from Singapore and around the world; the showcase offers something unique for every taste and style, from paintings to sculpture and photography. There’ll be several hands-on workshops, large-scale installations, and more than 1000 stunning, contemporary artworks priced below S$15,000, with three-quarters (75%) of the artworks below S$7,500.

Tickets 

Credit: Affordable Art Fair Singapore’s Facebook

Tickets to the Affordable Art Fair can be purchased through Eventbrite or SG Culture Pass (for those eligible). Click here to get your tickets through Eventbrite. Head over here to purchase via SG Culture Pass credits. The general adult admission is S$24 for tickets purchased before 22 November, while full-time students and seniors aged 60 and above enjoy a concessional rate of S$19. A ticket permits a 3-day pass, and children under 16 can enter for free with an accompanying, paying adult. 

Private viewing will be held on 26 November, 2pm to 10pm, priced at S$60. The fair will be accessible to the public from 27 to 29 November. If you’re planning to drive down, free parking is available, but lots are on a first-come, first-served basis. Do note that pets are not allowed within the venue; only service animals are allowed. 

Kinda chic to go for an art fair, stay for the experience, and take home something you love.

Affordable Art Fair 2026
Facebook | Instagram | Website 
📍 1 Republic Boulevard, Marina Bay Street Circuit, F1 Pit Building, Singapore 038975
🕚 2pm–10pm (Thu), 12pm–10pm (Fri) & 10am–7pm (Sat to Sun) 
🗓️ 26 to 29 November 2026

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