Two of Singapore’s favourite indie-market names are joining forces for a weekend.
Konbini, the Harajuku-inspired pop-up platform, and Apple Farmacy, the whimsical maker’s market known for its sticker-and-trinket stalls, are teaming up for “Welcome to Bon Appétit” — a tea-party-themed edition running 12 to 13 September 2026 at Grantral Mall in MacPherson. Entry is free.
What you can expect at Bon Appétit
True to its tea-party theme, the market leans into pastel packaging, ribboned displays and dessert-shaped everything — think stalls styled like a garden picnic rather than a standard flea market table.
Konbini brings its usual roster of Japan-leaning fashion and lifestyle sellers, the kind of booths you’d expect to find tucked into a Harajuku backstreet — small-batch apparel, accessories and character goods.
Meanwhile, Apple Farmacy’s side of the market fills in with its regulars: illustrators and indie makers selling stickers, art prints, keychains and other pocket-sized collectibles, the sort of finds that don’t exist on a shelf anywhere else.
Because it’s a joint edition rather than either market running solo, expect a noticeably bigger spread than either brand’s usual outing — more tables, more first-time vendors, and enough variety that browsing both floors comfortably fills an afternoon.
Full vendor lineup
Across both days, the market brings together 27 booths of small-batch sellers from both Konbini and Apple Farmacy’s rosters:
- Organiser table & overnightoaks_
- Qwerkycolour
- Photobooth & ohwromie
- Eightballmansion & dicedclaws
- Heart.emails & phrawgcraft
- Koobersnailz
- Niko.clay & shuubun.studio
- Kittydressed & crumbandcrayon
- Micetopia_ & gloomyette
- Oddityhour & lulucherri
- Ok1dok1mart._ & dendend3nce
- Charliemae29 & birkbushka
- Pudsattic & cozyjosies
- Day 1: waawaaworld & silly.patata / Day 2: quarck.coblets & ctcraftss_
- Lemoonjams & rains.icloud
- Toastytowns
- Vensroom & chamjam_
- Ravenister13 & foolsgarden___
- Tendernesstofu
- Swamp_girl.sg & bloodylollies
- Nosey.world & (ph) arxiclei
- Racoon.ing & jajobaxatelier
- Mistycorals
- Radiocore
- Thebaabstudio & studio_s3raph
- Stiickercriitters & cloverveil
- Littleicingsugar & rosymaide
Grantral Mall itself is an easy add-on to the trip too, with its usual mix of enrichment, F&B and lifestyle tenants a few steps from the market entrance if you want to make a half-day of it.
Why it’s worth going?
Konbini and Apple Farmacy each already have loyal followings on their own, so a combined edition is the rare chance to get both crowds’ worth of vendors under one roof without needing to track two separate market calendars. It’s free, walk-in, and over in a weekend — low commitment for what should be a genuinely dense lineup of small, independent sellers.
FAQ
- Is Bon Appétit free to enter?
Yes, admission is free — no tickets or registration needed.
- Where exactly is the market held?
It’s at #06-08, Venue+, Grantral Mall, 601 MacPherson Road, Singapore 368242. The nearest MRT is Tai Seng (Circle Line), about a 3-minute walk.
- What kind of vendors will be there?
A mix of Konbini’s Japan-inspired fashion and lifestyle sellers alongside Apple Farmacy’s regular roster of illustrators and indie makers selling stickers, prints and keychains.
- Do I need to book a slot?
No, it’s walk-in only — just turn up any time between 12pm and 7pm on either day.
- Is this a one-off or a recurring market?
Both Konbini and Apple Farmacy run separate markets regularly, but this tea-party-themed joint edition is a special crossover for this weekend only.
Date: 12–13 September 2026
Location: Venue+, #06-08 Grantral Mall, 601 MacPherson Road, Singapore 368242
Opening hours: 12–7pm
Admission: Free
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