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.

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.

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.

Vertical Submarine, in collaboration with professional gardener and NParks’ Community in Bloom ambassador Hamzah Osman, presents an installation that ignites new thought about how the concept of diorama and terrarium informs contemporary conditions of life. While rediscovering the gardens and landmarks found at the Singapore Botanic Gardens, the collective uses found objects and upcycled materials to present an installation of terrariums that was co-created with the Gardens’ community.

Visit Jurong lake Gardens to view the stunning visual art installation, "Phantasmic Bouquet", by artist Shawna Chia (@throbbingpixels). Inspired by the tropical blooms of Jurong Lake Gardens, "Phantasmic Bouquet" fantastically re-imagines a walk through the Gardens in the form of 3D hyper-coloured floral collages. The installation juxtaposes architectural pyramids with vibrant floral textiles to reflect an oasis of serenity flanked by historic industrial estates.

Follow Coco the Malayan Colugo to learn about his friends and the plants in the forest!

Join our Healing Garden Tour which is held every first Saturday of the Month at 9am & 10am for an hour each.

Join us for a guided walk through the Gallop Extension of the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Visit the OCBC Arboretum and a section of the Mingxin Foundation Rambler’s Ridge.

Come celebrate the return of the migratory shorebirds! After enduring a long and harsh journey of almost ten thousand kilometres over mountains and seas, the migratory shorebirds have arrived in Singapore from far-flung locations like the Siberian and Tibetan plateaus. ‘Wader Watch’ is one of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve’s signature workshops, where you can learn how to identify our feathered friends! This workshop will cover an introduction to these birds, followed by a birdwatching session around the Reserve where you can hone your newly acquired skills. Registration is required.

Learn about wetlands in this Parent-Child bonding activity which brings you for a guided tour of the wetlands of Sungei Buloh, ending with hands-on activity at our new “Junior Wetland”, designed for young children! Limited to 15 parent-child pairs (30 participants). This activity is suitable for children between 5 to 12 years old. Registration is required.