Singapore Coffee Week 2026 Returns From 5 To 8 Nov, Entry Is Free

Singapore Coffee Week 2026 is back at Marina Bay Sands

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As a country filled with workaholics, our coffee culture is booming, and something’s brewing that’ll get us all excited—Singapore Coffee Week 2026 is back from 5 November to 8 November 2026. Better yet, entry to the highly anticipated event is free of charge.

Get excited for exhibits by various coffee brands, both local and international, games, activities, and even live competitions. Read on for a sneak peek of what’s at the event.

Expect around 50 exhibitors, including popular brands such as Suzuki Coffee, one of Singapore’s oldest artisanal roasters, and Baristart Coffee, known for its signature creamy lattes. Cowpresso Coffee Roasters is well known among home baristas for its high-end home espresso gear, on top of specialty coffee beans.

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Beyond the mainstream brands, here are some unique roasters worth seeking out. Shinkirou Coffee from Tokyo will be featured at the Japan coffee pavilion. You’ll find their Ethiopia Sidama Dembi #2, known for its vibrant fruity flavour, and Colombia Granja Paraíso 92—Ombligon, with more intense fruity and acidic notes. Prices are TBD.

Image credit: Yorz Coffee

Another highlight is Yorz Coffee, a Singapore-based organic grower with cultivation grounds in Yunnan, China. Its specialties include Ou Yang Natural, Wine Natural, and YORZ Espresso Blend. Meanwhile, KenntaRoast is a Singaporean boutique micro-roastery that makes experimental specialty coffees in small batches.

You can also look forward to events happening throughout the three days, including social media giveaways, interactive board games, passport trail adventures, and a bean discovery bar.

That’s not all: Fans can learn more about coffee roasting at the Singapore Coffee Roasting Team Championship 2026, where teams will compete for the chance to represent Singapore at the upcoming ASEAN Coffee Roasting Championship 2027.

While I have the coffee addicts’ attention, check out these best coffee cafes in Singapore. And here are some Marina Bay Sands restaurants with meals under $50 that you can visit after you attend the coffee festival.

Address: 10 Bayfront Ave, Singapore 018956, Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Hall C, Level 1
Event hours: 10am to 8pm
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Feature image adapted from Singapore Coffee Week and Borderless Coffee

Edna Low

Edna never hesitates to break the bank for a good meal and a good time. Now, she writes for Eatbook, where she shares her favourite splurges and guilty pleasures. While she could probably survive on iced coffee alone, she’s definitely a “live to eat” girl through and through.