How does the Gardens sound at different hours of the day? Conceived as a ‘botanic dub’, this sonic project samples and layers site-specific conversations and atmospheres, while using a polyvocal approach to trace and imagine our relationship with nature.

Learn about how Singapore has been working to mitigate the effects of urbanisation and climate change, and how everyone has a part to play in building ocean resilience.

‘Home: Made with Plants’ invites visitors to rediscover their relationship with plants and communities across the region, from past to present, while reflecting on what ‘home’ means to them.

Join our volunteer guides as they take you on an exhibition tour exploring the ins and outs of Singapore Botanic Gardens' Centres, Museum and Gallery.

The first international botanical art exhibition on native plants of Southeast Asia organised by the Botanical Art Society (Singapore) and Singapore Botanic Gardens (SBG), in their first-ever collaboration with the Indonesian Society of Botanical Artists, Thai Botanical Artists and the Philippine Botanical Art Society.

Visit Node at Parks to discover green products in a “supermarket” style experience and learn about big questions related to single-use plastics, composting, sustainable food production and more.

In this workshop, participants will have a chance to create mini-terrariums that will be exhibited at the Singapore Botanic Gardens as part of Singapore Art Week 2023.

Learn more about the fascinating biodiversity of our local flora and fauna and the habitats they live in during this interactive programme. Children will have the opportunity to roleplay as different animals and plants found within the Botanic Gardens and learn more about them and their symbiotic relationships.

Learn more about the fascinating biodiversity of our local flora and fauna and the habitats they live in during this interactive programme. Children will have the opportunity to roleplay as different animals and plants found within the Botanic Gardens and learn more about them and their symbiotic relationships.

Join us on site at the Jurong Lake Gardens to learn more about trees!