If you’re looking for a wholesome activity to do this July, check out Far East Flora’s 60th anniversary event, The Flower Show 2025. You’ll have every reason to stop and smell the roses here, as this year’s marketplace features family-friendly activities, stunning floral displays, and a bunch of SG60 promos to take advantage of.
Happening from 10-13th July 2025, here’s everything you can expect at the event.
The Flower Show is an annual floral event hosted by Far East Flora. It typically lasts 3 days, featuring a bunch of activities and live showcases, including flower demonstrations by master florists.
This year’s edition, however, is expected to be even more extravagant, with over 30 local brands to shop, and SG60 deals to enjoy throughout the marketplace.
Good news – The Flower Show 2025 is free to enter from 12th-13th July 2025. However, on 10th and 11th July 2025, the venue will be reserved for a $660/pax 2-day Florist Masterclass conducted by Dutch master florist, Samantha Wilhelm.
At this pricey workshop, attendees will get an in-depth look into Samantha’s floristry know-how, and learn to arrange their very own floral masterpiece, which’ll be displayed at The Flower Show on 12th and 13th July. The price includes lunch, a tea break, and all the materials you’ll need to create your showpiece.
If you’re keen to attend this masterclass, be sure to secure your slots ASAP via Far East Flora’s website.
Lest you’re an aspiring florist, the majority of us will probably swing by The Flower Show 2025 when it’s open to the public on 12th-13th July 2025.
Image credit: @fareastfloramarket via Instagram
Here, you’ll be able to catch stunning displays of dahlias and peonies, plus a dedicated space showcasing works done by Samantha’s Florist Masterclass attendees.
The festivities aren’t limited to just flower-related exhibits though – aside from shopping for fresh blooms, there’ll also be over 30 retailers setting up shop in the market, selling everything from handmade goodies to wellness products.
Artisanal soaps from Rough Beauty.
Image credit: @roughbeauty.co via Instagram
Some wellness stalls to look out for include Rough Beauty, a local brand that handcrafts sustainable botanical soaps, as well as BWT, a water filtration brand from Europe.
Look out for shirts with fan-fave characters from Star Wars and Super Mario.
Image credit: @theplaynautapparel via Instagram
For a glow-up, you can get your colour analysis done at 13 Rushes, or shop trendy Hawaiian-style shirts with quirky cartoon character prints from The Playnaut Apparel.
Image adapted from: @scrunchiessg, @maverickmade.sg via Instagram
Keep your eye out for cute knick-knacks as well, like handmade leather keychains and wallets from Maverick Made, and adorable crochet toys from Scrunchies SG.
Vintage digicams you can cop from Filem Singapore.
Image credit: @filem.sg via Instagram
If you’re into vintage goods, make a pitstop at Filem Singapore, a local camera brand that’s just reopened for business. At their booth, you’ll be able to pick up stunning vintage cameras, film rolls, and accessories.
BTW, the booths here aren’t just for adults. For little ones, there’ll also be face painting and balloon sculpting available, so you can be rest assured that your kiddos will be kept entertained throughout your visit.
As you do your shopping, be on your toes for SG60 deals up for grabs around the market, and try your hand at a Spin-the-Bloom Wheel lucky draw before you leave.
With a tonne of local booths to explore, plus gorgeous flowers to strike a pose with, Far East Flora’s The Flower Show 2025 is defo a good weekend outing idea, whether you’re going on a date, or planning a family day with the kids.
For more upcoming events to enjoy this July, check out our list of things to do in Singapore.
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Cover image adapted from: @theplaynautapparel, @fareastfloramarket via Instagram
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