Resurrack Vintage Market at Bugis Street Art Lane
Fashion trends from the early 2000s are now back in style, with retro fits and y2k fashion being the in-thing. If you love thrifting and hunting for hidden vintage gems, you might’ve already heard of Resurrack Vintage Market at Bugis Street Art Lane.
This treasure trove of a market opens every weekend from 3pm to 9pm; but from now till 7th September 2025, they’ve extended their opening hours till 10pm as part of their latest event, Retro District by Resurrack.
FYI, Retro District is one of Singapore Night Festival 2025’s festival villages. Here, you’ll be able to soak up peak 80s vibes while vibing to live music performances, shopping vintage goodies, and enjoying a bunch of cool activities and services like glow-in-the-dark hand painting and personalised typewritten poetry.
How to get to Resurrack Vintage Market at Bugis Street Art Lane?
Image credit: Lee Hao Wee via Google Maps
Many of us have likely been to Bugis Street Art Lane without even knowing it. To get there, simply take an MRT ride to Bugis Station and exit from Exit C. From here, cross the road and head into Bugis Street where you’ll see a sign directing you to Art Lane. You’ll know you’re there when you reach an alley with cool art covering the walls.
What to expect at Retro District by Resurrack?
Retro District by Resurrack runs from 6pm to 10pm on Fridays, and 3pm to 10pm on Saturdays and Sundays. The full list of vendors vary a little depending on the day and week you visit, but be rest assured that there’ll be plenty of vintage clothes and accessories to shop regardless.
On our visit during Retro District’s opening weekend, we spotted thrifted gems like Ralph Lauren polo tees for $38, oversized jerseys for $30, and trendy mini skirts and cropped tops from $20.
Keep an eye out for cutesy keychains and bag charms too, ranging from around $7 to $35. To spice up your ling long collection, we found everything from Smiski and Sonny Angel keychains, to tiny Labubu ones that’re a fraction of the size of even the recently released mini Labubus – perfect to dangle on smaller items like your phones and wallets.
Aside from shopping, you’ll want to check out Retro District’s activity booths as well. We spotted a variety of vendors offering services like coloured henna, body art, tarot readings, and typewritten poetry.
Vintage photo booths & photo ops
With aesthetic photo walls, photo spots, and a retro B&W photo booth, no trip to Resurrack is complete without snapping some pics with your besties.
For vintage pics, visit The Vintage Stamp. This affordable photo booth will set you back just $5 for 2 photo strips, and you’ll even have the option to convert your fave snaps into keychains for an additional $2.
If you want to take full-body fit checks, this photo wall plastered with colourful posters makes for an insanely cool backdrop as well.
Vibe with local artists as you shop
As you make your way around the market, be sure to tune into the live music performances as well.
During our visit, we got to hear local talents from music collective The Outliers sing some of our fave pop tunes throughout the night.
Visit Resurrack vintage market at Bugis Street Art Lane
If you’re looking for a chill spot to shop and vibe with your pals at over the weekend, visit Retro District by Resurrack before it ends this coming weekend. Otherwise, Resurrack runs every Saturday and Sunday at Bugis Street Art Lane, so be sure to keep an eye out for upcoming events and new vendors too.
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Photography by Khoo Yong Hao.