An art and craft station is the calm corner of a busy event, the spot where kids sit down, focus, and walk away with something they made, a sand-art bottle, a painted tote bag, a decorated cookie. It is a favourite at family days, school carnivals, mall roadshows and birthday parties precisely because it gives children a hands-on activity and a take-home keepsake. If you want the best art and craft station rental Singapore organisers use in 2026, this is my shortlist.
Craft rentals come in two formats, and the best vendor depends on which you want: a rotating booth for quick five-to-fifteen-minute crafts that suit a carnival flow, or a seated workshop for a longer, guided session. I weighed each company on their range of crafts, whether materials and a facilitator are included, age suitability and pricing. The seven below are the ones I would trust for a craft corner.
This is one of my Terris Recommends event rental guides. For the wider picture see my best event rental companies in Singapore pillar, and for the games and performers alongside the crafts see my game booth rental and entertainer hire guides.
Key Takeaways
- 1 Art and craft rentals come in two formats: a rotating booth (quick 5 to 15 minute crafts for a carnival) and a seated workshop (a full guided session).
- 2 For carnival craft booths Big Top and PartyMojo are my top picks. JNR and SKP are strong for heritage and guided workshops.
- 3 Craft booths are usually priced per pax or per booth with a set number of kids, commonly from around S$250 for a small group, materials and setup included.
- 4 Match the craft to your age group and time slot, sand art and tote painting suit a rotating carnival booth; a longer workshop suits a fixed class.
- 5 This is part of my Terris Recommends event rental series. For the games and entertainers alongside the crafts, see those dedicated guides.
What to look for in art and craft station rental
Start with the format. A rotating craft booth runs quick crafts, sand art, tote or fan painting, badge making, in five to fifteen minutes so a stream of children can cycle through, which fits a carnival or roadshow. A seated workshop runs a single longer, guided craft for a set group, which fits a birthday party or a class. Pick the format to your event's flow and how long children will stay.
Then the practical inclusions. Confirm that all materials, tools, aprons and the setup are provided, the good companies bring everything and only need you to supply tables, and check whether a facilitator is included to guide the craft and manage the queue. Also match the craft to the age group, since a fiddly craft frustrates young children and a simple one bores older ones.
On cost, craft booths are usually priced per pax or per booth with a set number of children, commonly from around S$250 for a small group with materials and setup included, scaling with headcount. Ask how many children the price covers and what extra kids or a longer session cost, so the booth does not run out of materials mid-event.
How the best art and craft station rentals compare
| Company | Craft focus | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Big Top Events | Sand art, window art booths | Carnival craft booths |
| PartyMojo | Craft booths, per-group pricing | Birthday party craft corners |
| JNR Entertainment | Heritage crafts, rattle drum, lantern | Cultural and festival themes |
| Party People | Art and craft party packages | All-in craft birthdays |
| Happier Singapore | Styled craft workshops | Polished, decorated setups |
| Party Fans SG | Craft booths within party rentals | Mixed carnival orders |
| SKP | Guided craft workshops | Structured, facilitated sessions |
1. Big Top Events
Big Top is my top pick for a rotating carnival craft booth. Their art and craft stations include crowd-friendly options like sand art and window art designed for the five-to-fifteen-minute booth format that family-day carnivals and roadshows need, so a steady stream of children can rotate through and take something home.
Because they carry the whole carnival, the craft booth can sit in the same order as the games, food and inflatables. A dependable choice for a craft corner within a bigger event.
Website: bigtop.com.sg
Location: Singapore (islandwide delivery)
Best known for: Sand art and window art booths for carnivals
2. PartyMojo
PartyMojo is the pick for a birthday-party craft corner with clear pricing. Their art and craft booths come with tables and chairs from around S$250 for 20 children, covering the whole workshop session, so you know exactly what a craft corner costs for a typical party headcount.
They also bundle crafts into their broader party packages, so the booth can be part of a fuller celebration. A good choice for a straightforward, well-priced craft corner.
Website: partymojo.com.sg
Location: Singapore (islandwide delivery)
Best known for: Craft booths with transparent per-group pricing
3. JNR Entertainment
JNR Entertainment is the pick for heritage and festival-themed crafts. Their art and craft workshops include traditional activities like Chinese rattle-drum making and lantern making, which are perfect for a cultural celebration, a Mid-Autumn or Chinese New Year event, or a school heritage day.
That cultural angle sets them apart from generic craft booths, and they can add the games, tentage and logistics around it. A strong choice for a themed or festival craft station.
Website: jnrentertainment.com.sg
Location: Singapore (islandwide)
Best known for: Heritage crafts like rattle drum and lantern making
4. Party People
Party People is the pick when the craft is the heart of an all-in birthday. Their art and craft party packages build the session into a complete party with the space, materials and hosting handled, so a craft-themed birthday comes as one booking rather than several.
For a parent who wants a craft party sorted end to end, that convenience is the draw. A good choice for a craft-led celebration.
Website: partypeople.com.sg
Location: Singapore (islandwide delivery)
Best known for: Art and craft party packages
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5. Happier Singapore
Happier Singapore is the pick when the craft station needs to look styled. Their art and craft workshops sit within their wider party-styling service, so the setup arrives coordinated with the decor rather than as a plain trestle table, which matters for a polished event or a brand activation.
With over a decade of experience and a strong client list, they bring a design-minded approach. A good choice for a styled craft corner.
Website: happier.sg
Location: Singapore (islandwide)
Best known for: Styled craft workshops within a party-styling service
6. Party Fans SG
Party Fans SG is a practical pick for a craft booth as part of a mixed party-rental order. Their art and craft rental sits alongside their other party and carnival rentals, so the craft corner can be booked together with the games and inflatables from one vendor.
For an organiser building a varied event who wants the crafts in the same basket as everything else, that keeps things simple. A good choice for a mixed carnival order.
Website: partyfanssg.com
Location: Singapore (islandwide delivery)
Best known for: Craft booths within a wider party-rental range
7. SKP
SKP rounds out the list for structured, guided craft workshops. Their arts and crafts workshops are built as facilitated sessions with a clear activity and outcome, which suits a birthday party or class where you want the children led through a single craft properly rather than a quick booth rotation.
For a longer, more structured craft session with a facilitator, they are set up for that. A good choice for a guided workshop format.
Website: skp.com.sg
Location: Singapore (islandwide)
Best known for: Guided, facilitated craft workshops
How much does an art and craft station cost in Singapore?
Craft booths are usually priced per pax or per booth with a set number of children, commonly from around S$250 for a small group with materials, tools and setup included, scaling up with headcount and the type of craft. A longer guided workshop or a premium craft like pottery costs more. Always confirm how many children the price covers and what extra participants or a longer session add.
What is the difference between a craft booth and a workshop?
A craft booth runs quick crafts, sand art, tote painting, badge making, in five to fifteen minutes so a stream of children can rotate through, which suits a carnival or roadshow where guests move around. A workshop is a single longer, guided craft for a fixed group, which suits a birthday party or class where everyone stays seated. Pick the format to your event's flow.
What craft activities are most popular for events?
Sand art, tote bag and canvas painting, badge and keychain making, and decorating cookies or cupcakes are the reliable crowd-pleasers because they are quick, mess-controlled and give a take-home result. For festivals, heritage crafts like lantern or rattle-drum making are popular. Match the difficulty to the age group, and lean on the vendor's recommendation for what works at your crowd size.
Are materials and a facilitator included?
With the good companies, yes. They bring all the materials, tools, aprons and the setup, and you usually only need to provide tables. A facilitator to guide the craft and manage the queue is often included but sometimes an add-on, so confirm both. A booth without a facilitator can descend into chaos, so for a busy event make sure someone is running it.
How far in advance should I book a craft station?
One to two weeks is usually enough for a standard booth, but popular weekend and school-holiday slots fill up, and a custom or heritage craft may need lead time to prepare materials, so book earlier for a specific craft or a peak date. Booking ahead also lets the vendor tailor the craft and material quantities to your headcount and age group.
Need a website that brings in more booking enquiries
The party and rental companies that win the most bookings do it on a website that shows the activities off and makes enquiring easy. That is the part I work on. I design and build websites for events and rental businesses across Singapore that turn a Google search into a booked enquiry, like the result in my Arcade Rental case study.
If your rental business needs a site that pulls its weight, take a look at my web design services or get a free quote.
The bottom line
For the best art and craft station rental in Singapore, Big Top and PartyMojo are my top picks for carnival craft booths, JNR leads on heritage crafts, SKP and Happier handle structured and styled workshops, and Party People and Party Fans SG fold crafts into party and carnival packages. Whatever you choose, match the format to your event's flow and confirm materials and a facilitator are included.
For the games and performers alongside the crafts, see my game booth rental and entertainer hire guides, and for the full setup see the event rental pillar. And if you run a rental business, a website that shows your activities off does a lot of the quiet selling, which is what I do at Terris. Take a look at my web design services or get a free quote.
Editorial note: This guide reflects my own independent research and opinion. Company details and indicative prices were accurate at the time of writing (July 2026) but can change, so confirm the format, inclusions and pricing directly with each company before you engage them.
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Sources & References (7)
- https://bigtop.com.sg/art-and-craft-station-singapore/
- https://partymojo.com.sg/art-and-craft-booths-2/
- https://www.jnrentertainment.com.sg/artcraft-workshop
- https://partypeople.com.sg/art-craft-party-packages-singapore/
- https://happier.sg/art-and-crafts-party-workshops-classes/
- https://partyfanssg.com/art-and-craft-rental-in-singapore/
- https://www.skp.com.sg/arts-and-crafts-workshops
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