Jewel hosts Haunts & Handmade from 31 October
Published on 10/18/2026 at 04:43 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSJewel will host Haunts & Handmade at Changi Experience Studio from 31 October to 1 November 2026. The Halloween festival in Singapore will combine airport-themed games, craft workshops, trick-or-treat activities and a market of local makers.
Haunts & Handmade brings a Halloween market to Jewel
The event is planned for the Level 4 attraction at Jewel and is organised by Changi Airport Group. The official Haunts & Handmade programme describes a family-friendly festival with food, lifestyle finds and activities for different ages.
The programme includes the Runway Race and Smile Challenge, both airport-themed games inside Changi Experience Studio. Visitors can also join trick-or-treat rounds, collect stamps around the festival stalls and take part in a costume contest held on both event days.
Craft activities include a DIY Boo-tanical workshop, a pumpkin trick-or-treat bag activity and Hama bead craft. The festival's location gives those activities a direct link to the attraction's aviation theme: the event places games about airport operations beside a market built inside a digital airport experience.
Jewel links the festival to an airport attraction
Changi Experience Studio is an interactive attraction focused on the history, development and operation of Changi Airport. Its exhibits include projection experiences, digital games and touchpoints that simulate airport functions, making the Halloween programme more specific to its venue than a general seasonal market.
The official event listing names local food and lifestyle businesses taking part. It also lists Changi-themed gifts and plants from the airport's horticulture team. The result is a temporary market within a permanent airport attraction, with the festival activities extending across games, making and browsing.
Jewel itself is part of the public side of Changi Airport rather than an airside facility. That matters for this event because the festival is located in a landside attraction, so travellers and Singapore residents can reach the venue without entering a departure transit zone.
Access from Changi Airport makes the venue practical
The official access guide places Jewel at 78 Airport Boulevard, Singapore 819666. It is connected directly to Terminal 1's Arrival Hall and linked to Terminals 2 and 3 by pedestrian bridges.
Visiting Jewel: what travellers from Western Europe should know
- Haunts & Handmade takes place from 31 October to 1 November 2026 at Changi Experience Studio, Level 4, Jewel.
- The festival combines general attraction access with market stalls, games and workshops. Some stalls are positioned outside the attraction, while the main programme is inside Changi Experience Studio.
- From Terminal 1, follow the connection from the Arrival Hall. From Terminals 2 and 3, use the link bridges from the departure halls. The Changi Airport MRT station is the rail connection for the airport, with Jewel reached through the terminal links.
- Jewel is an indoor airport complex, while the festival activities include craft stations, interactive games and market stalls. Visitors should allow for movement between those activity areas rather than expecting a single seated performance.
- Entry requirements depend on your nationality; UK travellers can check the FCDO travel advice at gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice, Irish travellers the Department of Foreign Affairs at ireland.ie.
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Frequently asked questions about Jewel
When does Haunts & Handmade take place at Jewel?
Haunts & Handmade takes place from 31 October to 1 November 2026 at Changi Experience Studio.
What is included in Haunts & Handmade at Jewel?
The programme includes airport-themed games, craft workshops, trick-or-treat activities, a costume contest and local maker stalls.
Where is Jewel and how do you get there?
Jewel is at 78 Airport Boulevard in Singapore. It connects directly with Terminal 1 and is linked to Terminals 2 and 3 by pedestrian bridges.
