SINGAPORE CLAY FESTIVAL '26

Experience the Singapore Clay Festival '26!

Date & Time:

THU 5 Nov | 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Preview by Invitation only

FRI 6 Nov | 11:00 am - 9:00 pm Open to public

SAT 7 Nov | 11:00 am - 9:00 pm Open to public

SUN 8 Nov | 11:00 am - 6:00 pm Open to public

Location: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre

Enjoy browsing, shopping and connecting with clay makers at our iconic market. Participate in masterclasses and workshops, and join us for exciting demos and throwdowns all in one place. We return to Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre from Nov 5-9, 2026. Highlights include the Clay Makers’ Market, a curated Shaping Clay exhibition, and engaging masterclasses. Don't miss this unique opportunity to connect with the clay-making community and indulge in ceramics shopping.

Early birds get $2 off until 30 Sep '26.

One-day pass $10

Season pass $18

Kids under 1.2 m enter free.

Don't wait, secure your tickets today!

Info: Shop for handmade ceramics of all shapes and sizes at the Clay Makers' Market! The Clay Makers’ Market (CMM26) is an important platform in Singapore for clay makers to meet other clay makers and new customers, create awareness of their works, showcase studio practices and introduce your courses. It is also the place to view the works of other clay makers, share ideas and be challenged to work in new ways.

Info: SHAPING CLAY is a curated exhibition seeking to give a current, selective view of noteworthy ceramic works made by clay makers based in Singapore, which point to the future of Singapore ceramics. The Selection Panel seeks to exhibit works that are artistic, original, innovative, fresh, creative, stretching the boundaries of ceramic work, that may have a sense of cultural identity and imagination.

Info: Peter Low is a respected ceramic artist and educator whose work and teaching have shaped ceramics in Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan and beyond.

Info: Collecting Ceramics in Singapore - Hear prominent collectors and thought leaders on this close-to-our-heart subject. Why, who and what to collect, starting with Singapore artists and makers.

Info: Shop for handmade ceramics of all shapes and sizes at the Clay Makers' Market! The Clay Makers’ Market (CMM26) is an important platform in Singapore for clay makers to meet other clay makers and new customers, create awareness of their works, showcase studio practices and introduce your courses. It is also the place to view the works of other clay makers, share ideas and be challenged to work in new ways.

Info: SHAPING CLAY is a curated exhibition seeking to give a current, selective view of noteworthy ceramic works made by clay makers based in Singapore, which point to the future of Singapore ceramics. The Selection Panel seeks to exhibit works that are artistic, original, innovative, fresh, creative, stretching the boundaries of ceramic work, that may have a sense of cultural identity and imagination.

Info: Peter Low is a respected ceramic artist and educator whose work and teaching have shaped ceramics in Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan and beyond.

Info: Pooja Bhusari | Handbuilding takes place from 1:00pm-1:30pm.

Info: Hazel Wong - Sculpting Animals takes place from 4pm - 4:30pm

Info: Shop for handmade ceramics of all shapes and sizes at the Clay Maker's Market! The Clay Makers’ Market (CMM25) is an important platform in Singapore for clay makers to meet other clay makers and new customers, create awareness of their works, showcase studio practices and introduce your courses. It is also the place to view the works of other clay makers, share ideas and be challenged to work in new ways.

Info: SHAPING CLAY is a curated exhibition seeking to give a current, selective view of noteworthy ceramic works made by clay makers based in Singapore, which point to the future of Singapore ceramics. The Selection Panel seeks to exhibit works that are artistic, original, innovative, fresh, creative, stretching the boundaries of ceramic work, that may have a sense of cultural identity and imagination.

Info: Peter Low is a respected ceramic artist and educator whose work and teaching have shaped ceramics in Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan and beyond.

Info: Muhammad Ridhuan | Wheel Throwing

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