“The Worlds We Make” AFCC 2026 – Workshop Pass
To use SkillsFuture Credits to purchase this pass, scroll down to 'Ticket Pricing & Sessions Available'! AFCC 2026 embraces the theme of “The Worlds We Make.” Children's literature is more vital than ever–both a mirror and a map, reflecting our diverse realities while guiding young readers to find their place in a fast-changing world, and empowering them to create the future they want. The landscape of literature is shifting, expanding to new voices and adapting to new technologies. The Worlds We Make invites us to investigate how stories can be powerful drivers of action, and our role as creators of children’s content in the futures we build, the communities we imagine, and the changes we hope to make. The programmes for AFCC 2026 will include spotlights on fantasy and science fiction, exploring new worlds via fiction as well as translation and multi-genre work, as well as empowering children to become agents of change in our own world.
- Literary Arts
नियम और शर्तें
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Ticketing Information
General AFCC Festival Passes allow you to access all presentations, panel discussions, lectures, talks, workshops and masterclasses for the specified date(s) of the ticket.
A special 4-Day Festival Pass is introduced this year (available for SG Cultural Pass credits use) that provides access to presentations and panel sessions only, excludes admission to workshops and masterclasses.
The AFCC Workshop Training Workshop Pass grants access exclusively to workshops and masterclasses.
General Ticket Pricing
4-Day Festival Pass: $220
2-Day Festival Pass: $130
1-Day Festival Pass: $80
AFCC 4-Day Festival Pass (with CP): $120
*Access to all panels and presentations only
AFCC Workshop Pass (Eligible for Skillsfuture credits use): $180
*Access to workshops and masterclasses only with pre-registration
For students and senior citizens, please click here to redeem your promotional discount code.
For group purchases of 5 tickets and more, please use the promo code AFCC26GRP to redeem a 25% discount off your tickets purchase.
About Asian Festival of Children's Content
The Asian Festival of Children’s Content (AFCC) is the leading festival in Asia focusing on children’s books and stories and young adult (YA) fiction. Targeted at writers, illustrators, translators, publishers, parents, educators and media producers, AFCC offers a series of exciting panel discussions, workshops, lectures, masterclasses, pitching sessions, networking events and public activities promoting the creation and appreciation of quality children’s literature and YA with a focus on Asian themes.
Since its establishment in 2010, AFCC has grown to become a key literary event in the region, attracting many local and international speakers, as well as thousands of delegates and participants.