Come visit this exhibition and learn about some uncommon vegetables that you may or may not have heard about. Many of these can be found in Singapore’s wet markets and supermarkets, and are also planted on the grounds of the Singapore Botanic Gardens.

Tropical Forest Sceneries: Singapore & Beyond provides visitors with a visual and immersive experience through the changing forest sceneries in Singapore and its vicinity. The vast range of artefacts, from paintings and photographs to carpological displays, will take you back in time to scenes of verdant abundance and grandeur, of deforestation and devastation, and finally, of reforestation and restoration.

In conjunction with Earth Day 2023, Wildlife Encounters: An Artistic Dialogue invites visitors to experience the breathtaking beauty and wonder of Singapore's native wildlife. Together, the works of Jerome Pang and Thong Chow Ngian create a compelling dialogue that showcases the breadth and diversity of Singapore’s native wildlife. Visitors are invited to explore the nuances of each artists’ style, and to appreciate the unique beauty of the natural kingdom from two artistic perspectives.

The exhibition showcases the different landscape greenery in Singapore, from perfectly manicured parks to dense forests. A must-see for anyone who loves art and nature.

Enjoy free admission* to the National Orchid Garden from 20 May to 25 June for students, Singaporeans, Permanent Residents, Work Permit Holders.

Join us for a tour to discover and learn about Chek Jawa's six ecosystems and the diverse array of animals that inhabits these unique habitats.

Come learn about various animal pollinators found in Jurong Lake Gardens, play some games and create your very own paper craft pollinator friends!

Join us this June Holiday as we explore the rich biodiversity and natural habitats Jurong Lake Gardens has to offer. From workshops to outdoor trails, there is something for everyone!

Our planet and its resources sustain all life on earth. More than ever, we need to protect what we have now for the future. Join us for a hands-on Tinkerworks activity where we explore our relationship with nature and some ways to save planet earth! This programme is held in collaboration with the National Library Board.

Come learn about various animal pollinators found in Jurong Lake Gardens, play some games and create your very own paper craft pollinator friends!