Singapore Clay Festival 2026
The Singapore Clay Festival is a major ceramics event featuring curated exhibitions, a large-scale makers' market with over 242 potters, workshops, and artist talks.
- When
- Fri, 6 Nov 2026 · 7:00 PM
- until Sun, 8 Nov 2026 · 11:59 PM
- Where
- Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre Multi-Purpose Hall
- 1 Straits Boulevard, Singapore 018906
- Singapore 059764
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- For
- adults · family · seniors
- Cost
- S$10
About this event
SINGAPORE CLAY FESTIVAL is the most important ceramics event in Southeast Asia, bringing thousands of visitors to encounter works of clay masters and artists, and discover new potters.
Keynote curated exhibitions
● SHAPING CLAY, a juried selection of Singapore’s noteworthy ceramists
● SINGAPORE CLAY HERITAGE, showcasing the clay legacy of our ceramics masters
Events & Programmes
● CLAY MAKERS’ MARKET
Indulge in the iconic Clay Makers’ Market with more than 242 potters!
● Drop-in Workshops
● Throwdowns
● Collectors Talk 1: Collecting Ceramics in Singapore (Fri 6 Nov, 7 pm, SCCC level 7)
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