The Opera at Twilight concert is Spot Pocket Opera Theatre (SPOT)’s musical gift to the community. Featuring some of Singapore’s home-grown operatic and instrumental talents, this community event aims to bring the opera experience to people from all walks of society.

Under the baton of conductor Vincent Chen, resident musicians from the SPOT Music Ensemble will perform alongside the 2018 artist line-up of operatic vocalists such as sopranos Felicia Teo, Evelyn Ang, Phoebe Chee, Charmaine Tan, tenor Jeremy Koh, bass-baritone Tao Chen Ming and others.

Did you know that the history of Fort Canning dates back to the 14th century? Join us on a night journey through time, as we share the intriguing stories and legends that shroud the Forbidden Hill.
This event is held in conjunction with the Singapore Night Festival 2018.

Be mesmerised by the lights, sounds and greenery around you at Artists' night Out 2018. Brought to you by National Parks Board and held at the evergreen Dhoby Ghaut Green, this year's event integrates "night lights" with natural material like bamboo as a common motif, which aims to provide a unique and inviting experience for visitors!

Conducted by Mr Tham Pui San, a volunteer of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. Pui San is an avid artist who expresses his passion for nature through his art work. Bring along your art materials and enjoy learning different drawing techniques at Sungei Buloh.

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

The Nan Hua Chinese Orchestra will share its love for creating and performing music ranging from traditional pieces to modern interpretations by up and coming local composers, presented through different ensemble configurations that showcase the unique traits that each instrument through the Family and Friends Concert. Come and join us for an enriching and melodious evening!

The Therapeutic Horticulture Programme uses plants and nature-related activities to maximise the benefits of a therapeutic garden. Examples of documented benefits include better motor function, improved mood and better ability to communicate with others. With growing interest in the benefits of therapeutic horticulture, a series of programmes has been introduced that are suitable for elderly groups, persons with dementia and other special needs.

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

The West Marsh, within the Core Conservation Area of Kranji Marshes, is a special area designated for the conservation of marsh birds. To minimise disturbances to these shy animals and other wildlife, access to this section is restricted to guided activities organised by NParks and its partners. Several times a year, visitors can access this section when NParks volunteers (the 'Kranji Marshals') conduct station-guiding. They will be stationed at the hides and strategic locations to help you appreciate the beauty of the marsh habitat.

Join us for an interesting guided walk featuring our lesser known creatures of the mudflats in Sungei Buloh.