May's Bazaar in the Garden (BIG) will be held in conjunction with SustainableFest 2022 @ Jurong Lake Gardens. Join us onsite at Jurong Lake Gardens or online from the comforts of your home for many exciting programmes and workshops from the 28 - 29 May and 4 - 5 June!  Kick-start your day with us through the fun filled series of online children's programmes to learn more about biodiversity and sustainability in Jurong Lake Gardens and learn sustainable gardening tips for your ornamental house plants! You will also get to explore the gardens teeming with biodiversity and its sustainable features, and enjoy a concert in the garden with a sustainable twist!    BIG Online Talks and Workshops Do register for the number of devices you will be using for the session. If there will be more than 1 participant joining the session under 1 device, please indicate the numbers in the remarks when you are registering. Children’s Storytelling 9.00am – 10.00am Why were the animals at Jurong Lake...

Treat your senses to a beautiful morning amidst greenery! Join us for a free guided walk to appreciate the flora and fauna around Jurong Lake Gardens.

Come listen to stories and do some hands-on art and craft!

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 as we showcase the biodiversity of our latest attraction.

Join us as we bring the library closer to you!

Join us for an interesting morning walk getting to know the creatures and plants that lives in and around the water edges of Sungei Buloh. Registration is required.

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

Participants will have an engaging session to learn about chinchillas.

Join us for this webinar featuring speakers from Kranji Secondary School, Ms Sandy Pan and Ms May Ng, to find out how their Green Ambassadors designed their very own biodiversity trails to raise awareness on local flora and fauna within the community! They will also share how the school inspired young designers to be innovative problem-solvers while they work towards supporting Singapore’s City in Nature vision and achieving the UN Sustainable Development Goals set out in the Singapore Green Plan 2030.