Courtyard market · Singapore
Come sit
for a while.
Yardy Yardy takes its name from the courtyard it lives in — a neighbourhood living room, not a shop. Unhurried, drop by anytime.
一个很小很小的院子市集，像邻里的客厅，不像商店。不慌不忙，随时来坐坐。
A yard to
belong to.
The name doubles down on one feeling — belonging. We keep the market small on purpose, so you can actually slow down and sink into it.
We've transformed the Chye Seng Huat Hardware courtyard into a platform for independent makers, surrounded by handmade decorations and coffee in hand. Free entry, pet friendly, and plenty of places to sit around. Vol. 01 ran from 16–18 October 2026 and was a great success — thank you to everyone who came, despite the haze. We're doing it again.
A look around the yard.
Small on purpose.
We keep the market small and the booth fees low, so makers can show their work and you can actually slow down here.
Vol. 02
is open.
Vol. 01 took us by surprise. Over three days, many first-time makers almost sold out all their artworks. Visitors told us it was the coolest thing they'd seen in Singapore; some came three days straight. Most of our makers were setting up a booth for the very first time — helping them turn an idea they'd been sitting on into something real was the part we loved most. So we're doing it again — 15–17 January 2027, in the same yard. If that sounds like your kind of place, apply to join.
Vol. 01 让我们很惊喜。三天里很多摊主几乎卖光，有人说这是他们在新加坡见过最酷的地方，也有人本来只是来旅行，却连着三天都回到院子里。更让我们开心的是，很多摊主是第一次摆摊——陪他们把一直想做的事真的做出来，是我们最珍惜的部分。所以我们决定再办一次：15–17 January 2027，同一个院子。如果这听起来像你会喜欢的地方，来报名。
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Make a chair
you keep.
A 3-hour hand-weaving session with techniques from Dali, Yunnan. 6 spots. No experience needed.
See details & sign upSlow on purpose.
Wander in
No ticket, no rush. Walk the courtyard, meet the makers, read the little houses.
Sit down
Grab a chair and a coffee from CSHH. Staying a while is the whole point.
Make something
Shrink a little charm, decorate a lantern, make whatever you feel like — and take it home.
In the courtyard at
Chye Seng Huat Hardware.
An old hardware shop turned coffee roastery on Tyrwhitt Road. The market lives in the back courtyard; the workshops run upstairs on the 2nd floor.
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