National Cancer Centre Singapore proudly presents to you a Breast Cancer Awareness Month event: Movie in the Gardens. Pack along your picnic mats and baskets, unwind, and enjoy the magical “The Wizard of Oz”. Don’t forget to sing along to the famous song “Over The Rainbow”.

Join us for a morning guided walk around the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. This guided walk is suitable for everyone, including families with children.
Please take note:

The walk will be cancelled in the event of rain.
Number of participants is limited to 20 people
Minimum number of participants is 5

Join NUS Wind Symphony and conductor Francis Tan on an adventurous evening as they bring you familiar tunes like Star Wars, My Neighbour Totoro, Aladdin Medley and Frozen.

A great introduction to the history of the Singapore Botanic Gardens in a 1-hour walking tour of Heritage Trail. Learn about the moments that lead to the boom of the rubber industry and how orchids are intertwined with Singapore.

Attend our complimentary tour of The Learning Forest every Saturday of the Month starting 8 April as we showcase the biodiversity of our latest attraction.

You can look to learn more about the use of grow lights for your home garden in the next session of our Jurong Lake Gardens’ Gardening Masterclass series. Join us for our monthly Gardening Masterclass at Jurong Lake Gardens happening every 4th Saturday of the month.

Migratory bird season is here again. Every year, thousands of birds escape the cold north to spend the winter months in the warmer southern parts of the earth. Singapore, especially Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, is a favourite stop-over for these birds.

Want to know these birds but don't know how to get started? We are conducting a workshop for the novice. We will spend some time learning bird watching basics. Limited to 15 participants.

Many are familiar with Orchard Road, the famous shopping belt in Singapore. Ever wondered what is an orchard? The new extension of the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden houses an orchard zone where there is a collection of fruit trees. The tour will cover tropical fruits commonly seen in supermarkets as well as other edible fruits that are grown and consumed in the region. At the same time, participants will also discover interesting pollinators that make fruit production possible.

This family tour introduces Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park and its biodiversity through the use of interactive exploration themes and activities. Have fun working together to answer worksheets, conduct surveys and photo hunts, among other activities.

Find out about our scientific work behind the Singapore Botanic Garden in this 45-minute session.