The best Ramadan bazaars in Singapore 2026

Best for a variety of things to eat, shop and do

There are many reasons why Geylang Serai’s Ramadan bazaar remains an OG and the crown jewel. Located in one of Singapore’s key Malay cultural districts, it’s among the biggest and most iconic festive fairs around. While its annual street light-up display is a visual spectacle, what draws most visitors – locals and tourists alike – is its sheer variety of offerings. Kuih? Check. Clothes? Check. Carpets? Check. Raya lights? Triple check. There are typically over 500 stalls, split between retail and food, so whatever you need for your festive celebrations, you’ll probably find it here. And even if you’re not celebrating, there’s still plenty to look forward to.

The cherry on top of this year’s edition is the bazaar coinciding with Pop Lokal’s Teroka Raya fair at Wisma Geylang Serai. The Muslim fashion pop-up has a knack for curating a diverse mix of local and regional brands featuring all the trendiest Eid clothing you’d need to stay on top of your Raya OOTD game.

Date February 14 to March 21
Time Daily noon-late 
Location Wisma Geylang Serai & surrounding street

Best for supporting local-only brands and community spirit

Is supporting local on your list? Then City Sprouts’ Ramadan bazaar is one you should check out. This month-long market is more intimate than the rest, bringing together just over 10 vendors for a no-frills and meaningful affair. Think curated local offerings and a more intentional shopping experience that’s rooted in the kampong spirit.

Also, mark your calendar on February 28, as there’ll be a communal iftar session, where you can join other Bedok residents as they break their fast together. Adding on to the festivities are plenty of classic Malay games courtesy of Tasek, and MudaSG Bazaar Bestari – a youth-led boutique-style pop-up offering free Raya outfits to families in need.

Date February 21 to March 20
Time Daily 3pm-10pm
Location City Sprouts @ Bedok