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Changi Airport’s Halloween Festival Has Spooky Craft Workshops & A Local Market

Changi Experience Studio Halloween 2026


Spooky szn is here as October rolls around, sans of course the red-gold leaves of fall, and nip of cold in the air. No fear, there are Halloween events right here in Singapore, and Changi Experience Studio at Jewel Changi Airport is getting in on the trick or treating with their very first Halloween-themed festival, Haunts & Handmade.

P.S. We’ve got a complimentary craft activity for you to join, so read on and find out how to cop this freebie.


First-ever Halloween-themed festival at Changi Airport


Taking place over the weekend of 31st October to 1st November 2026, from 10am to 8pm each day, Haunts & Handmade will transform the high-tech digital attraction into a Halloween-themed marketplace, with food, drinks, crafts, games, and workshops. And before you think otherwise, this is 100% a family-friendly event that kids and adults will enjoy.

ICYMI, Changi Experience Studio is located on Level 4 of Jewel Changi Airport, with 10 interactive content zones, immersive shows, and multiplayer games.

Admission costs $20 per adult and $10 per child or senior, but the price includes all the Changi Experience Studio games and experiences, giving you maximum bang for your buck. Plus, standard adult tickets to Haunts & Handmade even include $10 worth of event credits, which is a major bargain.


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Halloween-themed food & drinks


The highlight of Haunts & Handmade is undoubtedly the marketplace, which gathers more than 35 local businesses showcasing their wares and of course, Halloween-centric exclusives.


Image credit: Matcha Hour

You can’t go anywhere without seeing matcha these days, and at this spooktacular festival, you’ll find Corner8 Matcha, as well as Matcha Hour whisking up a tea-fuelled storm with both their crowd favs, along with spooky specials such as a Spooky Matcha Latte, levelled up with hand-piped cream ghost designs.

If matcha ain’t your thing, there will also be specialty coffee roasters Gettin Caffeinated as well as Elevation Roastery. We’ll let the drink names do the talking – the Cookies & Scream Tiramisu is, well, screaming our name.

Image adapted from: Dapiku Sweets, Tirato

For something more substantial, you’ll defo recognise Dapiku Sweets, known for their wacky Asian-influenced bakes, and Tirato, whose alcohol-free tiramisu desserts come in flavours including pistachio. They’ll be selling the viral Dubai Chewy Cookies too!


Handmade crafts & accessories


Fancy handmade craft and knick knacks but not the massive crowds at indie design fairs? Head to Haunts & Handmade for a curated selection of similar small businesses that you’ll love to support.

Image adapted from: Bearative, knotsparfaits

Bearative, for starters, will be one of the stalls you find at the market, stocked with their extra kawaii keychains, stickers, and more.

Then, there’s knotparfaits with Singapore’s answer to Jellycat plushies, all designed in-house, featuring uniquely Singaporean icons. Since it’s Halloween, they’ve played to the occasion too, with a limited-ed collection starring ghostly puppies with lil trick or treat buckets, mini ghouls, and even fluffy skeletons.

Image adapted from: ClikClak, Kalpz Beauty Kitchen, The Little Potter, oh!petite

There’s a real mixed bag of merchants setting up shop at Haunts & Handmade, including:

… among many others!

Image credit: Lovewithin.sg

Local artist, Lovewithin.sg, will also be doing live portraits at the event – with a unique Halloween twist, to boot.


Join Halloween craft workshops & complete a stamp challenge


While you’re browsing and shopping, keep the littles or non-shoppers occupied at various Halloween craft workshops:

  • DIY Boo-tanical workshop for spooky plant crafts
  • Decorate a pumpkin trick-o-treat bag to stash your goodies in
  • Spooky Beads Crafts where hama beads are used to form cute yet spooky creatures

Image credit: Changi Airport Group

Flash this TSL article and you’ll get to enjoy 1 entry to the Spooky Beads Craft workshop!

There’ll also be a Haunt & Hunt Stamp Quest, where you get to redeem a mystery prize worth up to $29.90 upon completion.

Last but not least, come dressed in your best Halloween costume, and the best-dressed each day will win a prize worth $100!

If all else fails, just bring a bucket to come trick or treating.


Go trick or treating at Changi Experience Studio’s first Halloween festival


So what are you waiting for? It’s not too early to get your tickets to Haunts & Handmade, and have a great day out with your family and friends in the spirit of All Hallow’s Eve. There are limited tickets available, so book your entry to a spooky weekend of local finds, treats, and crafts now.

Image credit: Changi Airport Group

As the perfect souvenir to remember your outing by, make sure to pick up Changi Airport’s exclusive spookily adorable merch plush keychains: Captain Boo and Pompkin the Explorer.

Get your tickets to Changi Experience Studio Haunts & Handmade

Changi Experience Studio Haunts & Handmade
Date: 31st October-1st November 2026
Time: 10am – 8pm
Location: Jewel Changi Airport, Level 4


This post was brought to you by Changi Airport Group.
Cover image adapted from: Matcha Hour, ClikClak, Tirato

Event Information
Changi Experience Studio Haunts & Handmade
Date:
31 Oct - 01 Nov 2026
Time:
10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Michelle P

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