Parks for Everyone · 2018. 12. 31. · (Programme Code: AC028) Every 3rd Saturday of odd months 21 Jul 15 Sep 17 Nov Singapore Botanic Gardens, Visitor Centre (Nassim Gate) 9am –

The booklet is available at the following locations: NParks Visitor Services Centres (Singapore Botanic Gardens, Fort Canning Park, Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve and HortPark), eateries and recreational facilities in our green spaces, Singapore Visitors Centres (Orchard and ION Orchard), Singapore Tourism Board Headquarters, selected hotels, libraries, Community Centres and Clubs. Please visit www.nparks.gov.sg for more details and updates.

Parks for EveryoneOur parks, gardens and nature areas are for all to enjoy. In this booklet, learn about the wide variety of activities that you can participate in for a fulfilling day at our green spaces from now till December 2018! Do look out for a list of eateries and recreational facilities you can visit in our parks, gardens and nature areas.

If you have ideas for new activities, do share them with us at [email protected]

ContentsArts & Culture

Sports & Wellness

Concerts & Performances

Gardening

Nature

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Special Events50

Overview Calendar57

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Terms & Conditions

Tenants Listing

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Volunteer Opportunities73

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Credit: Thong Chow Ngian

03 ARTS & CULTURE

Every 3rd Saturday of the month

21 Jul18 Aug15 Sep20 Oct

17 Nov15 Dec

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve

9am – 12pmIf you have been drawing or painting for years and are looking for a new challenge, join us at this workshop. Volunteer leader Jerome Pang will guide you in developing your skills while raising your awareness on conservation and native biodiversity.

Please bring along your own art materials.

The session is subject to the volunteer artist's availability.

To register:Email: [email protected]

Art in Nature (Programme Code: AC028)

Every 3rd Saturday of odd months

21 Jul15 Sep17 Nov

Singapore Botanic Gardens, Visitor Centre (Nassim Gate)

9am – 11amEnjoy nature creatively through this engaging, fun and therapeutic activity. Join our volunteer artist, Tham Pui San, as he guides you in acquiring drawing and observational skills to equip you for an interesting journey of nature appreciation.

Please bring along your own sketching materials.

To register (15 mins before the tour commences):In person:Visitor Centre (Nassim Gate), Singapore Botanic GardensEmail: [email protected]

Nature Sketching in the Gardens(Programme Code: AC038)

Meeting Point: The roundabout between Hotel Fort Canning and Fort Canning Art Centre

4pm – 6pm

7 Jul22 Sep3 Nov8 Dec

Did you know that the history of Fort Canning dates back to the 14th century? Join us on a journey that highlights the changing faces of Fort Canning, from the ancient 14th century to the colonial 19th century and beyond. You will also get to check out ancient artefacts from different time periods.

To register:Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/events

Heritage on the Hill Tour (Programme Code: AC018)

Singapore Botanic Gardens, CDL Green Gallery @ SBG Heritage Museum

9am – 6pm

23 Jul – 11 Nov

This exhibition is an immersive investigation into all things ginger. Learn about their longstanding relationship with humans, serving as spices, medicines, food and ornamentals. Gain an insight into ginger research and encounter some artworks featuring gingers.

It's time to celebrate the beauty and diversity of gingers.

For more information:Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/events

Zingiberales – Beauty in Diversity Exhibition (Programme Code: AC048)

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Every 4th Saturday of the month


24 Nov22 Dec

Singapore Botanic Gardens, Visitor Services Counter (Tanglin Gate)

9am – 10.30amThe Singapore Botanic Gardens dates back to 1859. Learn about the grand old trees and characters that have shaped the Gardens through the years during this guided walk.

For groups larger than 20, please register at least 14 days in advance.

To register (15 mins before the tour commences):In Person: Visitor Services Counter (Tanglin Gate), Singapore Botanic GardensEmail: [email protected]

Heritage Tour (Programme Code: AC068)

Meeting Point:Cavenagh Bridge, at the entrance of Asian Civilisations Museum

10am – 11.30am

27 Jul24 Nov

Monument Trail (Programme Code: AC058)

Take a stroll along the mouth of the Singapore River, once the heart of Singapore’s commercial activity and entrepôt trade. Learn about its heritage and the interesting trees around the vicinity, and relive the memories of Singapore's history, growth and development along this trail that takes you past several historical landmarks and national monuments.


29 Jul28 Oct30 Dec

Civic District

8am – 12pm

Have a fun-filled Sunday with your friends and family in the Civic District. In conjunction with Car-Free Sunday SG, NParks brings you a series of programmes, ranging from art workshops to plant-related activities. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the precinct and learn more about Singapore's historical, architectural and cultural heritage.

For more information:Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/civicdistrictevents

Civic District Events (in conjunction with Car-Free Sunday SG) (Programme Code: AC078)

29 Jul28 Oct30 Dec

Various locations

9am – 10.30am

The Civic District Tree Trail takes you through Singapore’s historic Civic District where you will marvel at many majestic and interesting trees, some of which have stood tall for many generations and witnessed the transformation and progress of Singapore through the years.


Civic District Tree Trail (Programme Code: AC088)

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29 Jul28 Oct30 Dec

Meeting Point:Tanjong Pagar MRT station, Entrance of Exit G

10am – 11.30amLearn about the trades and lives of Singapore’s early immigrants in this walking trail around a quiet enclave amidst bustling Chinatown. Visit places of worship and old shophouses built in the 1800s, and take a close look at interesting fruit and spice trees planted along the way. Don’t miss the old well at the foot of Ann Siang Hill, from which residents used to collect fresh water.


Pioneers Trail along Ann Siang Hill and Telok Ayer Green (Programme Code: AC098)

Jurong Lake Gardens, Chinese Gardens – Stone Boat 2nd Level

10am – 12pm

22 Sep20 Oct17 Nov

Brick Art Workshop (Programme Code: AC118)

Join us for a garden-themed brick art workshop by Taman Jurong Brick Art Interest Group, where your child can learn basic building techniques. Watch as your child transforms simple rectangular building blocks into a own work of art!

This workshop is recommended for children aged 4 to 12.

Parental guidance is recommended for children aged 5 and below.


22 Sep Jacob Ballas Children's Garden10am – 11.30am

$30 / child (Includes all ingredients and equipment)

Join us this festive Mid-Autumn and find out how to make snowskin mooncakes with natural ingredients! The programme includes a guided tour around the newly enhanced Children's Garden.

This tour is suitable for children at the K1 – P6 levels.

To register: Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/sbg (under the "Education" tab and proceed to the respective "Individuals" segments)

Garden Treats: Mid-Autumn Special – Snowskin Mooncakes (A Culinary Workshop) (Programme Code: AC108)

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Singapore Botanic Gardens, Eco Lake Lawn

6pm – 10pm

20 Oct A Singapore Botanic Gardens Movie: "Mary Poppins" (Programme Code: AC128)

Start the evening with a 30-minute high-energy Zumba workout* with family and friends (6pm – 6.30pm) and unwind while relaxing under the stars with a screening of the magical Mary Poppins from 7.30pm.

This event is organised by the National Cancer Centre Singapore in conjunction with the Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Free popcorn and candy floss will be available from 7pm to 10pm, while stocks last.

*Registration is not required for the Zumba session.


Singapore Botanic Gardens, Eco Lake Lawn

7.30pm – 9pm

10 Nov A Singapore Botanic Gardens Movie: "Ramen Teh" (Programme Code: AC138)

Join us for a movie under the stars with a food-tastic movie! Pack your picnic mats, gather your loved ones and watch a screening of Ramen Teh.

This screening is held in conjunction with the Singapore Film Commission's (SFC) 20th anniversary which presents B.Y.O Cinema – a series of five free outdoor film screenings. Ramen Teh is the culmination of this series as its fifth and final screening.

Free popcorn and candy floss will be available, while stocks last.


Jacob Ballas Children's Garden

10am – 11am

$10 / child

22 Nov "Grow with Nature" Drama Series: Where The Wild Things Are (A Drama Workshop) (Programme Code: AC148)

Creative play through nature can be used to nurture an appreciation for life in children. Participants will be encouraged to explore nature through dramatisation and be aware of its rich biodiversity. Join us as we follow Max on his magical journey and meet the wild things!



Featured Interview

Thong Chow NgianAvid nature painter and NParks volunteer

Chow Ngian is a wildlife artist who hopes to showcase and create awareness of the vast variety of beautiful birds found in urbanised Singapore. He held his first solo painting exhibition entitled ‘Singapore Wildlife’ at The Substation Gallery in May 2017, and conducted the ‘Sketching and Watercolour Painting of Birds’ workshop, under nAtuRe connecTion, held in conjunction with Pesta Ubin 2018. His sketch of a Black Baza (Aviceda leuphotes) from the workshop is featured in this booklet on the cover of the Arts & Culture section!

Is painting an in-born talent or can anyone learn to paint like you?

Painting is a skill that can be learned. It requires the patience to observe details, to have some basic drawing techniques and the determination to keep trying and learning from successes and mistakes.

What do you do with your artwork?

I have a passion for wildlife painting and would like to see this genre of art being appreciated more widely in Singapore. I hope to continue exhibiting and selling my artwork, and would like to educate others through my paintings that we have many beautiful, interesting birds and other wildlife.

For example, my painting entitled ‘Insatiable Hunger’ highlights a lesser-known natural phenomenon called 'brood parasitism', where brood parasites manipulate the host into raising its young instead of their own. Illustrated in the painting is the brood parasitic relationship between the Ashy Tailorbird (Orthotomus ruficeps) and the juvenile Plaintive Cuckoo (Cacomantis merulinus).

What is the painting process like? How do you prepare for it?

I always begin by thinking of a story line or message that I want to convey to the audience before I start painting. This includes research on the bird species (such as their behaviours and habitats) that I intend to paint, making preliminary sketches, preparing the canvas, actual painting and evaluating the outcome before putting in the final touches. One of Chow Ngian's paintings entited 'Insatiable Hunger'.

Chow Ngian demonstrating painting techniques at the 'Sketching and Watercolour Painting of Birds' workshop.

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NParks Concert Series in the Park: Concerts at the Singapore Botanic Gardens (Programme Code: SBGCONCERTS)

Singapore Botanic Gardens, Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage

Performances in the Gardens are free, and we welcome everyone to pack a picnic basket and relax amid the lush surroundings of Palm Valley.

We host jazz and classical groups about twice a month on Saturdays or Sundays. For more details and further updates, please refer to our calendar of events online at www.nparks.gov.sg/sbg.

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7 Jul 6pm – 7.30pmAnnual Jazz Outreach at Singapore Botanic Gardens

1 Jul 4.30pm – 6.30pm NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Park

8 Jul 6pm – 7pmDances in the Gardens

6pm – 7pm

Dunman High School Symphonic Band

15 Jul 6pm – 7pmSingapore Symphony Orchestra

29 Jul 6pm – 7pmSingapore Chinese Orchestra

11 Aug

6pm – 7pm

Go Local! Memorable Tunes

19 Aug 6pm – 7pmOpera at Twilight 2018

25 Aug 6pm – 7pmNan Hua Chinese Orchestra Family and Friends

26 Aug

4.30pm – 6.30pm

NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Park

2 Sep 6pm – 7pmI MAESTRI

8 Sep

6pm – 7pm

PianoBotanica9 Sep 5.30pm – 6.30pm

Garden Sounds22 Sep

6pm – 8pm

A Capella Festival 2018

6 Oct 6pm – 7pmMacPherson Philharmonic Orchestra

7 Oct

5.30pm – 7pm

Bandstand 613 Oct 4.30pm – 6.30pm

NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the Park

4 Nov

4pm – 7.30pm

Families for Life My Family Weekend Picnic @ Singapore Botanic Gardens

1 Sep

6pm – 7pm

Beethoven Im Garten Celebrating German-Singapore Connections and Friendship

15 Sep

6pm – 7pm

Sound Paints Music Across Silver Screen

11 Nov

6.30pm – 7.30pm

Samba Botanica 2018

17 Nov

6pm – 7pm

NUS Wind Symphony

23 Sep

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Every 2nd

Saturday of the month except

Nov

14 Jul11 Aug8 Sep

27 Oct*8 Dec

East Coast Park, Parkland Green

6.30pm – 8.30pm

NParks’ open mic programme for local amateur performers, Live Out Loud (LOL), enters its third season with a bang!

Join us every second Saturday of the month at Parkland Green (East Coast Park) to catch 16 bands jam their hearts out in our Battle of the Bands competition, for a chance to win professional training sessions and perform at NParks Concert Series in the Park: Rockestra®!

Audience votes matter. YOU have a say in who wins, so gather your friends and family for a party by the beach and help us discover Singapore’s next big music talent!

Have any questions? Drop us an email at [email protected].

Share your pictures of Live Out Loud: Battle of the Bands on your Facebook, Instagram or Twitter account with the hashtags #nparksliveoutloud, #nparkslol or #nparksbuzz!

*The 27 Oct edition of LOL will take place at Empress Lawn from 6pm, held in conjunction with NParks Parks Festival and Car-Free Weekend.

For more information: www.nparks.gov.sg/liveoutloud

NParks Live Out Loud: Battle of the Bands 2018(Programme Code: LOL)

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27 Oct Empress Place, Empress Lawǹ6pm till late

NParks Concert Series in the Park: Rockestra® (held in conjunction with NParks Parks Festival 2018)(Programme Code: Rock10)

Let your hair down and party the night away at the 10th edition of Rockestra®, entitled 'Something Old, Something New', held in conjunction with NParks Parks Festival and Car-Free Weekend.

Hosted by Justin Misson and featuring local acts Enigma, Jive Talkin', Khim Ng & The MAD Company, SuperSonic and The Countdown, you can expect to be treated to classic retro hits and Top 40s current hits!

Pre-show entertainment from 6pm will be provided by the finalists from our very own NParks talent incubation programme Live Out Loud: Battle of the Bands and NParks' resident band, RB1A.

Admission is free.

Proudly presented by Gold Sponsor Ascendas-Singbridge Gives Foundation.

For more information:Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/concertseries

Scan the QR code to donate to support our City in a Garden through the Garden City Fund.

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Featured Interview

Sandra Eu Li QingRegular supporter of the NParks Concert Series in the Park: Rockestra®.

Since attending the SG50 Concert Series in the Park in 2015, Sandra has become a regular supporter of the NParks Concert Series in the Park: Rockestra®, together with her tightly-knit group of friends that she has known for over 23 years!

Who is your favourite local artist or band?

Definitely The Sam Willows.

How many editions of Rockestra® have you attended?

Too many that I’ve lost count! I started attending the SG50 Concert Series in the Park in 2015 and have been a regular supporter since then.

Which is your favourite genre for Rockestra®? Retro, contemporary hits or mando/cantopop?

Contemporary hits.

What other concerts or productions do you attend?

I attend local plays and musicals but absolutely love stand-up comedies, including open mic sessions.

How does Rockestra® compare to those?

At Rockestra®, you get the best of both worlds: You get to chill and sing along to the music while in between sets you have humorous emcees who interact and engage with the audience. Not forgetting the casual and relaxing atmosphere where my friends and I can have a picnic on the grass.

Who do you hope to see perform in future editions of Rockestra®? (local artistes only please)

There are many talents in Singapore and I hope to discover more of these aspiring local musicians, especially those busking on the streets. The father and son duo busking in Tampines and Ken Loh on Orchard Road would be great additions to the lineup. Bands that write their own music such as The Sam Willows and Disco Hue should be featured too!

What other things do you hope to see or do at future editions of Rockestra®?

Having a good emcee is important as he/she will set the mood and entertain concert-goers in between sets. Towards the end of the show, getting people to stand and dance along always finishes the night on a high note.

Sandra (extreme right) with her friends chilling at the mando/cantopop edition of Rockestra® at Choa Chu Kang

Park in 2016.

Sandra and friends ready to boogie the night away at the retro edition of Rockestra® at Fort Canning Park in 2018.

FEATURED INTERVIEW


Photo credit: Rachel Teo

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1, 7 & 8 Jul1 & 2 Sep6 & 7 Oct3 & 4 Nov

Singapore Botanic Gardens, Orchid Plaza

9am – 7.30pm

Bring your family and friends for a weekend of scrumptious bites and plant shopping at the Market Square, Orchid Plaza in the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Each weekend will comprise different food stalls and plant vendors. Afterwards, relax and unwind as you enjoy a concert in the evening.

For more information: Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/sbg

Singapore Botanic Gardens Market Square(Programme Code: GD018)

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18 Aug Singapore Botanic Gardens, Botany Centre, Level 3 Classroom

10am – 1pm

$50 / pax (Includes all materials)

Beautiful Indoor Plants: Begonias and African Violets (A Gardening Workshop)(Programme Code: GD038)

Growing plants to beautify a household or workplace can be challenging with constraints such as limited time, space and light. This workshop will introduce attractive plants that are suitable for homes and offices, and which require minimal maintenance. Begonias are adored for their interesting foliage colours and patterns while African Violets are admired for their attractive flowers.

To register:Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/sbg (under the "Education" tab and proceed to the respective "Individuals" segments)


except Oct*

18 Aug15 Sep

27 & 28 Oct17 Nov15 Dec

Gardeners' Day Out (GDO) (Programme Code: GD028)

Join us for a day of gardening fun at HortPark – The Gardening Hub. Highlights at Gardeners’ Day Out include our Gardeners' Market, free talks and demonstrations, free garden tours of HortPark and kids' activities like storytelling and arts and craft!

*Gardeners' Day Out in October will take place on the 27th and 28th at the Civic District, in conjunction with NParks Parks Festival.

**Admission to the event is free but selected workshops and talks are chargeable.

For more information:Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/GDO

HortPark

9am – 3pm

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25 Aug10 Nov

National Orchid Garden

8.30am – 7pm

Did you know that orchids are one of the largest and most diverse families of flowering plants in the world? Be enthralled by the splendour of blooms at the National Orchid Garden, with over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids on display.

Terms and conditions apply.

*Free admission for students, local residents and work permit holders.

For more information: Website: www.sbg.org.sg

National Orchid Garden School Holidays Special (Programme Code: GD048)

*

22 Sep Singapore Botanic Gardens, Botany Centre, Level 3 Classroom

10am – 5pm


Growing Tropical Orchids for Beginners (A Gardening Workshop cum Guided Tour)(Programme Code: GD058)

Do you aspire to cultivate prize-winning orchids? Start with the basics in this workshop where you will be introduced to the Orchidaceae family and taught the cultivation techniques to maintain and propagate healthy orchids. A guided tour of the National Orchid Garden and hands-on planting session are also included.


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27 Oct The Art of Planting: Container Gardens and Terrariums (A Gardening Workshop)(Programme Code: GD078)

Singapore Botanic Gardens, Botany Centre, Level 3 Classroom

10am – 5pm


The art of growing and arranging plants in containers and enclosed bottles will be explored in this workshop. Learn how to make a self-sustaining terrarium for your home or as a gift for your family or friends. You will also get to bring your container garden and terrarium home at the end of the workshop.


6 Oct Singapore Botanic Gardens, Botany Centre, Level 3 Classroom

10am – 5pm


Herbs & Spices (A Gardening Workshop cum Guided Tour)(Programme Code: GD068)

Get up-close and personal with the herbs and spices commonly used in Asian and Western cooking! This workshop will explore their historical significance, use as herbal remedies and methods of propagation.


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15 Dec Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden10am – 11.30am

$30 / child (Includes all materials)

Christmas in a Bottle(A Planting Workshop)(Programme Code: GD088)

This Christmas season, let your children enjoy creating their own special terrarium and decorating it with festive ornaments. They can then spread the Christmas cheer by presenting their unique creations to loved ones, or displaying them at home as a centrepiece.

This workshop is suitable for children in K1 - P6 levels.


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22 Sep Introduction to Bonsai (Programme Code: GD098)

The concept of bonsai and artistic stones will be explored in this workshop, led by Mr Tay Kiah Phuang from the Yuhua Bonsai & Artistic Stone Club. Learn about the different types of bonsai plants, as well as how to grow and maintain them through a hands-on session. You will also get to bring your bonsai plant home at the end of the workshop.


Jurong Lake Gardens, Central – Bonsai Garden Main Hall

9am – 11am


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Featured Interview

Carrie-Ann Lee and Brendan BockMother-son pair who are regular participants of NParks activitiesAs a regular participant of NParks activities, Carrie-Ann decided to sign her son Brendan up for workshops to expose him to the outdoors. To date, he has participated in over 15 children’s workshops at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. The staff even know him by name!

Who first told you about these workshops/tours?

I got to know about these workshops from the NParks’ website – I have always wanted to expose my son to the outdoors and jumped at the opportunity when I knew that NParks conducts workshops suitable for kids in his age group. He has been attending these workshops since he was 5 years old, and he’s 8 now.

Was there any "resistance" from Brendan initially?

None at all! I even invited his friends and cousins to join in for some of the workshops.

What keeps you coming back for more?

There are several different workshops with varied themes, and that keeps us coming back almost every school holiday! I also found that he learns something new from these workshops.

Do you attend other NParks’ activities? Which ones?

My husband and I once attended a terrarium-making workshop together and I have personally attended other activities such as the ‘Race Against Time – Science Behind a Botanic Garden Tour’ and ‘Nature Sketching in the Gardens’.

Share an interesting story when participating in our programmes!

One of the most interesting workshops I attended was organised in conjunction with World Wetlands Day 2018. My son and I were at the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Learning Forest learning more about dragonflies – it was interesting because the children were given nets to try to catch some dragonflies (and releasing them after, of course), so we were able to observe the dragonflies and damselflies up close. The kids were having so much fun!

Carrie-Ann and Brendan with his masterpieces: A coffee painting of a Smooth-coated Otter and a nature mobile.

Brendan putting together a nature mobile with the help of a teacher at the 'Arts in the Garden: Colours of Nature'

workshop at Jacob Ballas Children's Garden.

FEATURED INTERVIEW

Photo credit: Max Khoo


Chek Jawa Wetlands Information Kiosk

Selected times

$60 / group (Max. 15 persons per group)

4 & 18 Jul23 & 24 Nov

7 & 22 Dec

Chek Jawa Guided Tour(Programme Code: NR018)

Experience Chek Jawa’s amazing natural heritage through a 1.5 hour tour, led by our nature guides. It is best to visit the intertidal flats at Chek Jawa Wetlands during low tides of 0.5 metres and below, which allows you to see most of the marine life.

Online registration opens on the first day of December, March, June and September.

For more information: Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/events

Community in Nature InitiativeThe Community in Nature (CIN) initiative is a national movement. It brings together all of NParks’ nature-related events, activities and programmes with the aim of connecting, engaging and inspiring diverse communities to help conserve our natural heritage.

For more details, please refer to our website at www.narks.gov.sg/CIN or write to us at [email protected]

Photo credit: Corliss Ng

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The Healing Garden showcases over 400 varieties of plants used medicinally. It is laid out thematically relating to parts of the body such as the head, respiratory and reproductive systems.


To register (15 mins before the tour commences):In Person: Visitor Centre (Nassim Gate), Singapore Botanic GardensTel: 1800 471 7300Email: [email protected]

Every 1st Saturday of the month


3 Nov1 Dec


9am & 10am (English)

10am (Mandarin)

Healing Garden Tour(Programme Code: NR028)

Learn about the diverse plants and animals found in the various habitats of Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. There is a different theme every week! This guided walk is suitable for everyone, including families with children.

Registration is required with a maximum of 20 people per session, on a first-come, first-served basis.

To register (two Fridays before scheduled date):Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/sbwr

Every Saturday

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

9.30am – 11am

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Guided Tour(Programme Code: NR038)

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25 NATURE

Every 1st Saturday of the month


3 Nov1 Dec


10am (Japanese)

Rain Forest Tour (Programme Code: NR048)

Since our very first tour launched in 2001, this remains the most popular of its kind to date. Find out more about the ecosystem of the Gardens’ Rain Forest and its importance.



Every 2nd Saturday of the month

14 Jul11 Aug

8 Sep13 Oct

10 Nov8 Dec

9am, 10am, 11am & 4pm (English)

10am & 4pm (Mandarin)

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Every 2nd & 4th

Saturday of the month

14, 28 Jul11, 25 Aug

8, 22 Sep13, 27 Oct

10, 24 Nov8, 22 Dec

Singapore Botanic Gardens, Learning Forest

9am – 10am

Learning Forest Tour(Programme Code: NR058)

The Learning Forest features a network of boardwalks and elevated walkways that allows visitors to explore habitats ranging from a freshwater forest wetland to a lowland rainforest. Visitors can learn about freshwater forest wetland ecosystems at the Keppel Discovery Wetlands and walk amongst a collection of some of the tallest tree species in Southeast Asia at the SPH Walk of Giants.

The Learning Forest is open daily from 5am – 12am. The SPH Walk of Giants and Keppel Discovery Wetlands will be closed from 7pm – 7am to maintain a conducive habitat for wildlife.

Please note that no pets are allowed on this tour as the route requires access to the elevated boardwalk.

To register (15 mins before the tour commences):In Person: Visitor Services Counter (Learning Forest),Singapore Botanic GardensTel: 1800 471 7300

Jul – Dec14, 15, 28, 29 Jul

9, 11, 12, 25, 26 Aug

8, 9, 22, 23 Sep13, 14, 27,

28 Oct6, 10, 11, 24,

25 Nov8, 9, 22, 23, 25

Dec

Open House at Teck Seng's Place (Programme Code: NR068)

Take a self-guided tour around Teck Seng's Place and immerse yourself in 1970s Pulau Ubin. Learn about what life was like in a Chinese kampong house.


Pulau Ubin, Jalan Ubin, Teck Seng's Place

10am – 2pm

14 Jul11 Aug

8 Sep13 Oct

10 Nov 15 Dec

Evening Chorus at Kranji Marshes (Guided Tour)(Programme Code: NR078)

The walk will introduce participants to this unique nature area and the species that live in the marsh, woodland and grass habitats. Participants will be guided through the ecologically sensitive core conservation area which is not usually opened to the public. The approximately 3 km guided walk will take around two hours to complete.

This walk is recommended for participants who are reasonably fit and older children. Participants are advised to wear comfortable walking shoes and exercise caution when walking.

Each guided walk is limited to 20 participants so as to minimise disturbance to the wildlife in the Kranji Marshes. Registration is compulsory and on a first-come, first-served basis. Visitors who turn up without prior registration will be turned away.

The walk will be cancelled if it rains.


Kranji Marshes

4.30pm – 6.30pm

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A Walk with Your Neighbours — the Macaques of MacRitchie, Lower Peirce and Bukit Timah(Programme Code: NR088)

Every 2nd Saturday of the month

MacRitchie Reservoir Park

5pm – 6.30pm

The Long-tailed Macaque is one of the most commonly encountered animals at MacRitchie Reservoir Park, Lower Peirce Reservoir Park and Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, but it is often misunderstood. Few people know about the complex social world the macaque lives in – it has kin networks, power struggles, friends and foes.

Learn more during this walk led by experts from the Jane Goodall Institute Singapore.

Dates:MacRitchie Reservoir Park: 14 Jul, 11 Aug, 8 Sep, 13 Oct, 10 Nov, 8 Dec

Lower Peirce Reservoir Park: 21 Jul, 18 Aug, 15 Sep, 20 Oct, 17 Nov, 15 Dec

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve: 28 Jul, 25 Aug, 22 Sep, 27 Oct, 24 Nov, 22 Dec



Lower Peirce Reservoir Park

5pm – 6.30pm



5pm – 6.30pm



17 Nov15 Dec

National Orchid Garden

9am, 10am, 11am & 4pm (English)

4pm (Mandarin)

Admission fees apply

National Orchid Garden Tour (Programme Code: NR098)

Treat yourself to a visual spectacle by visiting the National Orchid Garden, which has one of the world’s largest collections of orchids, spanning over 1,000 species and 2,000 hybrids!





17 Nov15 Dec

Kampong Tour (Programme Code: NR108)

Experience Pulau Ubin’s wonderful natural and cultural heritage on this two-hour walk that will take you from the Ubin Volunteer Hub, through the spice trees around the Jelutong campsite, Butterfly Hill, Pekan Quarry, Sensory Trail Ponds, Kampong House, the old Bin Kiang School site, Tua Pek Kong Temple, and finally, to the Wayang Stage.


Pulau Ubin, Ubin Volunteer Hub

9.30am – 11.30am


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Nature Appreciation Walk at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Windsor Nature Park (Programme Code: NR118)



17 Nov15 Dec

Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Visitor Centre

9.30am – 10.30am

Experience nature in its pristine form at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, home to one of the richest and most diverse ecological systems by virtue of Singapore’s location on the equatorial belt and Windsor Nature Park, a buffer to the Central Catchment Nature Reserve. Through this guided walk, you will gain a greater appreciation of Singapore’s rich natural heritage and the need to protect it for future generations.

Registration is required with a maximum of 15 people per group, on a first-come, first-served basis.

To register:Email: [email protected]: www.nparks.gov.sg/events



24 Nov22 Dec

Windsor Nature Park

9.30am – 10.30am

Rustic Reflections Tour (Programme Code: NR128)

Discover Pulau Ubin’s unique and colourful kampong history with our volunteer guides. This two-hour walk will take you on a trip to discover the island’s cultural, economic and natural heritage with visits to important historical landmarks, wildlife habitats and restored buildings. Learn about what life was like on this rustic island in the past and the hidden gems that make this place irreplaceable.


Pulau Ubin, Ubin Volunteer Hub

9.30am – 11.30am




17 Nov15 Dec

Trees of the Fort Tour(Programme Code: NR138)

Did you know that a Kapok tree can grow up to 40 metres tall? Let our nature-loving guides take you on a journey to find out more about our heritage trees and other beautiful trees like Flame of the Forest, the towering Kapok, flaky Gelam and magnificent Madras Thorn!


Meeting Point:The roundabout between Hotel Fort Canning and Fort Canning Art Centre

10am – 11.30am

21 Jul8 Sep

22 Dec

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24 Nov22 Dec

Singapore Botanic Gardens. Visitor Services Counter (Tanglin Gate)

10am – 10.45am

Race Against Time – Science behind a Botanic Garden Tour(Programme Code: NR148)

If you have a keen interest in orchids, Singapore Botanic Gardens’ hybridisation programme, or how the Gardens’ specimens of dead plants assist us in recording plant species of our region, this is the tour for you!

To register (15 mins before the tour commences):In Person: Visitor Services Counter (Tanglin Gate), Singapore Botanic Gardens

Fort Canning Spice Garden Tour (Programme Code: NR158)

Join us as we take you on a sensory journey through the Spice Garden, which was once the site of Singapore's first Botanical and Experimental Garden started by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1822. Learn about spices such as nutmeg and clove that are featured prominently in various cuisines.


Meeting Point: The roundabout between Hotel Fort Canning and Fort Canning Art Centre

9am – 10.30am

11 Aug20 Oct

17 Nov

Bird-watching along the Southern Ridges(Programme Code: NR168)

Meeting Point:Entrance of Henderson Waves at Mount Faber Park side

7.30am – 9.30am

18 Aug17 Nov

Go bird-watching with us at the Southern Ridges, where up to 43 species of birds have been spotted so far. This tour will take you through the Forest Walk and the Singing Forest in search of these beautiful birds. Do bring along a pair of binoculars or a camera with a zoom function for a better experience.


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1 Sep1 Dec

Kranji Marshes

7.30am – 11am

The West Marsh, within the Core Conservation area of Kranji Marshes, is a special area designated for the conservation of the marsh birds. To minimise disturbances to these shy animals and other wildlife, access to this section is restricted to guided activities organised by NParks volunteers (the "Kranji Marshals"). The guides will be stationed at the hides and strategic locations to help you appreciate the beauty of the marsh habitat.

Registration is not required. You can enter and exit the West Marsh from the gate near Moorhen Blind.

A loop around West Marsh is about 1.2 km and takes about 20 minutes to complete. This includes about 400 m of narrow and uneven rocky path, which is not recommended for young children without supervision. Visitors are advised to wear comfortable walking shoes, and exercise caution when walking on this path.

To minimise disturbances to this ecologically-sensitive area, please do your part by not organising group visits of more than 20 participants. If the West Marsh is too crowded, the entrance of visitors into the West Marsh will be regulated accordingly.

For more information: Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/events

West Marsh Visit with the "Kranji Marshals"(Programme Code: NR178)

Young Naturalist Passport (YNP) Camp(Programme Code: NR188)

This one-day camp consists of a series of fun-filled and educational indoor and outdoor learning of the wetlands and nature conservation issues through worksheets, nature walks and hands-on activities.


Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve

8.30am – 3.30pm

$5 /child & $0.50 purchase of the Young Naturalist Passport

1 Sep17 Nov

1 Sep Dragons & Damsels in Our Wetland (A Guided Tour)(Programme Code: NR198)

Did you know that dragonflies are among one of the most ancient winged insects in the world? With body structures that have remain largely unchanged since the Jurassic age, these fighter jets of the insect world help to keep the population of other insects in check, and are an indicator for the health of our environment.

Join us at the Keppel Discovery Wetlands of the Singapore Botanic Gardens’ Learning Forest to discover how plants and animals have adapted to this wetland habitat, the differences between dragonflies and damselflies, and challenge yourself to identifying the many species of ‘dragons’ and ‘damsels’ that can be found here!



Singapore Botanic Gardens, Learning Forest

Singapore Botanic Gardens, Botany Centre

9am – 1pm

$50 / child (Includes all materials & refreshments)

3 Sep "Celebrating Wildlife" Series: Strange Bug-eating Plants! (A Biodiversity Investigative Workshop)(Programme Code: NR208)

Did you know that plants like the Venus Fly-trap and pitcher plant eat bugs? Some plants have special ‘swollen’ parts for ants to make their homes in. There are also plant-bug alliances, where the bugs defend the plant, and the plant rewards these ‘bodyguards’ with treats! Join us as we learn about these wonderfully strange plants. Participants will go on a guided tour, and bring home their own artpieces as well as potted plants.

This workshop is suitable for children at the K1 – P4 levels.


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10am – 11am

$6/child & $6/accompanying adult

1 Dec

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Nature Keeper Camp(Programme Code: NR218)

This Camp will develop your child's appreciation of our forests and help him or her understand the need to protect and conserve our natural heritage. It will be carried out at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve.

This programme is suitable for children aged 7 to 11.

To register: Email: [email protected] Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/events


9am – 5pm

$25 / child

5 Sep

20 & 27 Nov

4 Dec

6 Sep

Bats are often feared and misunderstood. However, in Chinese culture, bats are believed to bring good luck! Join us to find out how bats are important to humans and how many species of bats we have in Singapore! In this night workshop, participants will get a chance to use a bat detector to search for bats which reside in the Gardens. Besides a guided tour, participants will also bring home their own ‘batty’ art pieces as well as potted plants.

This workshop is suitable for children at the P3 – P6 levels.


"Celebrating Wildlife" Series: Going 'Batty' at the Singapore Botanic Gardens (A Biodiversity Investigative Workshop)(Programme Code: NR228)


4.30pm – 8.30pm


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8 Sep8 Dec

Meeting Point:Entrance of Henderson Waves at Mount Faber Park side

9am – 11am

Fun Walk along the Southern Ridges(Programme Code: NR238)

Take your family on a leisurely stroll through the Southern Ridges, a soothing green sanctuary that is steeped in history and home to some of Singapore's most exciting flora and fauna. Highlights of the tour include the Henderson Waves, Sembcorp Forest of Giants, Forest Walk and the Singing Forest.

This programme is brought to you by the Garden City Fund and Sembcorp Industries.


Sara Goes Carbon Footprinting(A Guided Tour)(Programme Code: NR248)

Join Sara the Botanicosaurus and her new friend, Rana the Frog, in learning about carbon footprints and how we can make a difference for our home, Planet Earth! Participants will also be introduced to trees with various uses, learn how to reuse and recycle objects from home and nature, and transform them into items for decorative or practical purposes.



Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden

10am – 11am

$8.50 / child (Includes $2.50 "Sara Goes Carbon Footprinting" workbook) & $6 / accompanying adult

8 Sep

A Chat with Bernard on Estuarine Crocodiles at the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve(Programme Code: NR258)

Drop by and learn all about the Estuarine Crocodile that basks in the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve (SBWR) from Bernard, a SBWR volunteer with a keen interest in our reptilian friend! Find out fascinating information about the crocodile such as its characteristics and behaviour, and observe them as they go about their daily business.


Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, Main Bridge (Neo Tiew Entrance)

8am – 10am

15 Sep

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Ecolife Family Tour(Programme Code: NR278)

This family tour introduces Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, Coney Island Park and their biodiversity – have fun working together answering worksheets, conducting surveys and going for photo hunts, among other activities.

Online registration opens a month prior to the event.


Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, River Plains / Coney Island Park

9am – 11am

3 & 17 Nov

1 & 15 Dec

Orchard Tour Series: Where Do Our Fruits Come From? (A Guided Tour)(Programme Code: NR268)

You may be familiar with Orchard Road, the famous shopping belt in Singapore, but did you know that it had humble origins as an unnamed road lined with fruit orchards?

Let us will bring you around the new extension of the Jacob Ballas Children's Garden which houses an orchard zone where there is a collection of fruit trees. This tour will cover tropical fruits commonly found in supermarkets and other edible fruits that are grown and consumed in the region. Participants will also discover interesting pollinators that make fruit production possible.

This tour is suitable for children at the K1 – S2 levels.



10am – 11am

$6 / child & $6 / accompanying adult

27 Oct

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24 Nov

Embark on a journey to the past, when the land around Sungei Buloh comprised prawn and fish farms – the mangroves were an important spawning habitat and nursery for prawns and other life.

Observe a demonstration of traditional prawn harvesting and the effect of the tides on this process.

To register (Two Fridays before scheduled date): Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/events

Prawn and Fish Harvesting Demonstration(Programme Code: NR298)

Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Prawn Pond

4pm – 5.30pm

The Secret World of Pollinators (A Guided Tour)(Programme Code: NR288)

Discover how plants develop from flower to fruit during this tour and learn more about the role pollinators –bees, birds and butterflies – play in this process! Follow us on a journey in the Children's Garden to spot nectar-producing plants and find out why our pollinator friends are attracted to them.




10am – 11am


20 Nov

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Sara the Forgetful Dinosaur: Children's Treasure Hunt (A Guided Tour)(Programme Code: NR318)

Sara the Botanicosaurus has left her eggs in the Singapore Botanic Gardens! Children will discover interesting members of the plant kingdom as they go on this treasure hunt cum guided tour.




10am – 11am

$8.50 / child (Includes $2.50 "Sara the Forgetful Dinosaur" workbook) & $6 / accompanying adult

27 Nov

"Reading with Nature" Series: The Gigantic Sweet Potato (A Storytelling cum Guided Tour)(Programme Code: NR308)

Join us for a fun-filled session in finding out what happened to Ma when she tries to pull out the gigantic sweet potato in her garden! This session will give children the opportunity to explore nature with a tour around the Children's Garden and a storytelling session by the Junior Reading Ambassadors.

The "Reading with Nature" series is jointly organised by the Singapore Botanic Gardens and National Library Board.




10am – 11am

24 Nov

6 Dec Singapore Botanic Gardens, Botany Centre

4.30pm – 8.30pm


"Celebrating Wildlife" Series: Mysterious Birds of the Night (A Biodiversity Investigative Workshop)(Programme Code: NR348)

Ever heard a "hoot" in the night or a "chonk chonk chonk" coming from the fields? These calls are likely made by the nocturnal creatures! The Singapore Botanic Gardens is home to many night birds, such as the Spotted Wood Owl, Collared Scops Owl, Large-tailed Night Jar and the Red-legged Crake. Join us in this workshop as we find out more about these mysterious birds. Participants will also bring home with them their artpieces as well as potted plants.


(Refer to registration information below)

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The Adventures of Sara the Botanicosaurus (A Guided Tour in Mandarin) (Programme Code: NR338)

Sara the Botanicosaurus is hungry! Mama promised to prepare a delicious meal for Sara if she brings home some fruits and vegetables from the Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden. Come and help Sara to search for the ingredients for her mouth-watering meal!

This programme will be conducted in Mandarin.

This tour is suitable for children at the K1 - P6 levels.


Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden

10am – 11am


5 Dec

"Celebrating Wildlife" Series: Fascinating Mammals of Singapore (A Biodiversity Investigative Workshop)(Programme Code: NR328)

Can you still find wild mammals in Singapore’s natural habitats or do they only exist in the zoo? Join us to learn fascinating facts - where our native wild mammals live, what they eat and how they protect themselves from predators! In this workshop, participants will go on a guided tour, and bring home their own artpieces as well as potted plants.




9am – 1pm


4 Dec


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22 Dec Pasir Ris Park Mangrove Clean Up(Programme Code: NR368)

During the high tide, man-made waste such as plastics and foam pieces get trapped in the mangrove forest. Cleaning up the mangrove bed can prevent such inedible material from getting ingested by the mangrove wildlife such as mudskippers, tree-climbing crabs to mangrove snakes, which you might spot during the activity.


Pasir Ris Park

9am – 11am

Photo credit: Jeanice Aw

13 Dec Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden9am – 1pm


Nature Rambling at the Children's Garden (A Biodiversity Investigative Workshop)(Programme Code: NR358)

Hear the crisp leaves crackle beneath your feet. Get your hands wet in the stream. Call out the adventurer in you as you ramble on the various trails and habitats in the Jacob Ballas Children's Garden. In this workshop, participants will explore the garden through investigative experiments and surveys, create a biodiversity craft and pot their very own dish garden.

This workshop is suitable for children at the P3 – P6 levels.


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Various locationsMonthly Families for Nature(Programme Code: NR388)

Families for Nature is an initiative which encourages families to experience nature and learn more about Singapore's biodiversity through exciting events and activities organised under the National Parks Board's Community in Nature (CIN) programme.

Take part in activities organised throughout the year with your family! These activities fall into four categories – Nature Adventurer, Wildlife Guardian, CIN Ambassador and SGBioAtlas Contributor.

Participate in all four types of activities and collect unique stamps and puzzle pieces. Upon completion of each activity, you will also receive one of four puzzle pieces. Collect all four pieces to form a map featuring Singapore's rich biodiversity.

For more information: www.nparks.gov.sg/familiesfornature


Monthly Singapore Botanic Gardens, Botany Centre,Function Hall

4pm – 5pmThe Singapore Botanic Gardens benefits from the knowledge and expertise of eminent visiting foreign botanists, as well as distinguished local scientists. This series offers them a platform to share their passion and the fascinating stories behind their research with the public.

For more information:Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/sbg

Singapore Botanic Gardens Speaker Series (Programme Code: NR378)


Photo credit: Kathleen Yap

Daily East Coast Park, Parkland Green7.30am – 11am

Weekends in The Park: Mass Chalk Art Drawing(Programme Code: SW018)

Does your child enjoy doodling or drawing? Walk in to any business outlet at Parkland Green and ask for some free chalk. Unleash their creativity and have a go drawing on the concrete floor outside the outlets.

Soak in the morning sun with a family yoga session in the park, on every second Sunday of the month! Take the opportunity to enjoy the open lawns, lush banks of wildflowers and unique waterways.

Things to bring: water bottle, yoga mat and mosquito repellent.

For more information: Website: http://www.nparks.gov.sg/weekends

Weekends in The Park: Family Yoga in the Park(Programme Code: SW038)

8 Jul12 Aug

Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, River Plains (near Carpark A)

8am – 9am


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Every Sunday

Various locations

8.30am – 9.30am9am – 10am9.30am – 10.30am 5pm – 6pm

Sundays @ The Park (Programme Code: SW028)

Get active with your family and friends every Sunday! Bond over fun, instructor-led group workouts at a park near you.

Organised in collaboration with the Health Promotion Board (HPB), look forward to energetic routines suitable for all ages such as Zumba® Fitness, Mind Body & Blend, and more to keep yourself trim and fit! There’s also the Men’s Boot Camp and Circuit Training to get your heart pumping.

The programme schedule is subject to change.

For more information:Website: www.healthhub.sg/programmes/33/sundays-at-the-park

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Various dates*

Various locations*

9am – 10.30am

$38 / participant with full 100% waiver for participants from MCCY registered charities, IPC, Co-op and VWOs

Therapeutic Horticulture Programme (Programme Code: SW048)

The Therapeutic Horticulture Programme is designed to stimulate participants’ senses and memories through interaction with nature. With growing interest in the benefits of therapeutic horticulture, this programme is suitable for elderly groups, persons with dementia and other special needs. Each session is 1.5 hours and has a minimum group size of five and a maximum group size of ten participants (caregivers not included). The programme’s highlight is a horticulture activity or nature art activity.

*Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park: 23 & 28 Oct, 13 & 27 Nov, 11 Dec

Choa Chu Kang Park: 30 Aug, 13 Sep, 11 & 25 Oct, 8 & 22 Nov, 6 Dec

Tiong Bahru Park: 10, 24 & 27 Oct, 7 & 21 Nov, 5 & 19 Dec

For more information:Website: https://www.nparks.gov.sg/gardens-parks-and-nature/therapeutic-gardens

To register (two weeks prior to event):Email: [email protected]

14 & 15 Jul

East Coast Park, Marine Cove

11am – 8pm

Join us for weekends of free activities and great giveaways! Expect fun for the whole family, with art activities, sports, games and many more.


Weekends in The Park:Lifestyle Market & Workshops(Programme Code: SW058)

11 & 12 Aug

East Coast Park, Parkland Green

11am – 8pm


Join us in this session by the Navayugum Society to learn how you and your family can improve your well-being through the use of spices in healthy dishes. You will also learn the importance of relaxation during a yoga session held in our garden.


Healthy Living through Navayugum(Programme Code: SW068)

Fort Canning Park, Spice Garden

10am – 12pm

15 Jul14 Oct

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Have a fun-filled Sunday in the Civic District, which is transformed into a walkable, cyclist-friendly, and activity-packed precinct. Be prepared for good food and good times for the young and old!

For more information:Website: ura.sg/carfreesundaysg

Car-Free Sunday SG(Programme Code: SW078)

Every last

Sunday of odd

months

29 Jul28 Oct30 Dec

Civic District – Connaught Drive, Empress Place & Esplanade Park

8am – 12pm

Photo credit: URA

Join the Friends of PCN in this installment of a series of PCN improvement projects! Take a break from the desk and get involved in some hands-on work at Alexandra Canal Linear Park, where we will be carrying out planting and track construction work.


PCN Improvement Project with Friends of PCN(Programme Code: SW088)

29 Sep Alexandra Canal Linear Park9am – 11am


Ayurveda teaches a customised approach to nutrition. By understanding your body’s constitution and the impact on your digestion, you will be able to assess the types of food that are suitable for you.

This workshop is organised in collaboration with the Ayurveda Association of Singapore (AAOS).


Holistic Nutrition through Ayurveda(Programme Code: SW098)

Fort Canning Park

10am – 12pm

$10 / pax

6 Oct

Keen on some fun on wheels with family and friends? Sign up for our bike tours that will take you around the scenic Marina Bay area, held in conjunction with the Healthy Lifestyle Festival 2018 on 10 & 11 November at the Singapore Sports Hub!

The tours will commence at 4pm on both days.


Bike Tours around Marina Bay(Programme Code: SW108)

10 & 11 Nov

Singapore Sports Hub

4pm – 7pm

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Join the Singapore Botanic Gardens as it celebrates its 3-year inscription anniversary as a UNESCO World Heritage site in a series of everything heritage from tours by staff and volunteers, concerts and performances, food trails, plant sales and free entry to the National Orchid Garden. Let history come alive in the Singapore Botanic Gardens!

For more information:Website: www.nparks.gov.sg/sbg

Singapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Festival 2018(Programme Code: SE018)

Singapore Botanic Gardens

10am – 10pm

30 Jun – 8 Jul

2018

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International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Congress Singapore 2018 will be the largest and most significant event for landscape professionals in the world. It is the key platform that champions landscape architecture as a major contributor to the development of attractive, liveable, equitable, and sustainable environments of the future through the themes of Biophilic City, Smart Nation, and Future Resilience. The Congress promises an enriching experience that will feature the most inclusive exhibition showcase involving landscaping solutions, innovations, and products in the Asia Pacific and other regions of the world. Participants can look forward to connecting with a comprehensive community including government bodies, business leaders, industry representatives, academics, and thought-leaders on conversations that surround potential strategic innovations to adapt to the changing environment.

This congress is held in conjunction with Singapore Garden Festival. NParks is the organising partner with IFLA and Singapore Institute of Landscape Architects.

*Admission to the trade show is free but entry to the congress is chargeable. For more information:Website: www.ifla2018.com

International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Congress Singapore 2018(Programme Code: SE028)

18 – 21 Jul

Sands Expo Convention Centre

9am – 6pm

*Admission fees apply

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The Singapore Garden Festival will make its highly anticipated return from 21 July to 3 August 2018. This is the seventh time the biennial event will enchant local and international visitors alike.

Jointly organised by the National Parks Board (NParks) and Gardens by the Bay, the 14-day Premier Tropical Garden and Flower Show will wow visitors with a visual spectacle of exquisite exhibits and new offerings, created by close to 30 internationally acclaimed garden and floral designers.

Key highlights at this year’s Festival include the highly popular Landscape and Fantasy Show Gardens and the Floral Windows to the World displays.

Other highlights include the Orchid Extravaganza at the Flower Dome, Balcony Gardens, ASEAN Garden, Secret Garden of Edibles, Landscape Design Challenge, Gardener’s Cup, and Learning Garden.

Visitors can also check out the vibrant MarketPlace with over 100 booths offering food and beverages, plants, gardening and landscape products and services, and arts and crafts for sale. They can also look forward to performances by local musicians. For more information:Website: www.singaporegardenfestival.com

Singapore Garden Festival 2018(Programme Code: SE038)

21 Jul –

3 Aug

Gardens by the Bay

10am – 10pm

Admission fees apply

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29 Jul6 Nov

Istana Domain

8.30am – 6pm

Free admission for Singaporeans and PRs

$2 / pax for all other visitors

Istana Open House (Programme Code: SE048)

Visit the Istana during its Open House and sign up for the Nature Guided Walk (charges apply, see below), a collaboration between the President’s Office and NParks, which will showcase the Istana’s flora and fauna.

29 Jul – National Day Open House 6 Nov – Deepavali Open House

The guided walk will be conducted hourly from 10am to 4pm.

Charges for the Nature Guided Walk: $2 / child (aged 3 years and above) $4 / pax for Singaporeans or PRs (aged 13 and above) $10 / pax for foreigners (aged 13 and above) $12 / family of four for Singaporeans and PRs $30 / family of four for all other visitors


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27 & 28 Oct

Civic District, Esplanade Park & Empress Lawn

Various times

NParks Parks Festival (Programme Code: PF03)

Eat! Play! Shop!

Parks Festival, organised by NParks, is back with its 3rd edition at Esplanade Park and Empress Lawn on 27 Oct (Sat) and 28 Oct (Sun), and with it, the ever-popular Rockestra®!

Snap #instaworthy pictures at outdoor installations, bring out the artist in you during walking sketching tours, get up close and personal with local biodiversity at interactive booths, and satisfy your #foodporn cravings at out F&B stalls!

Christmas is around the corner so get your retail therapy on! Shop in comfort in our custom-built double-storey retail space named 'The Incubator' which will house more than 80 vendors from Gardeners' Day Out, Artists' Night Out and AVA's Farmer's Market. Don't worry about lugging around your shopping – we've got you covered. Storage services will be made available leaving you hands-free to enjoy the rest of the festivities.

Once you are done eating and shopping, it's time to play!

Let your hair down and party the night away at the 10th edition of Rockestra®, entitled 'Something Old, Something New'. Featuring local acts Enigma, Jive Talkin', Khim Ng & The MAD Company, SuperSonic and The Countdown, you can expect to be treated to classic retro hits and Top 40s current hits. Pre-show entertainment will be provided by the finalists from our very own NParks talent incubation programme Live Out Loud: Battle of the Bands and NParks resident band, RB1A!

Not going to be at the Civic District? Fret not! We have a host of satellite activities taking place simultaneously on both days, across various parks and green spaces as well!

Parks Festival is held in conjunction with the Car-Free Weekend. For full programme information and listings, visit

Parks Festival @ www.nparks.gov.sg/parksfestival.

Car-Free Weekend @ ura.sg/carfreesunday.sg.

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3 & 4 Nov

TBC

9am – 6pm Clean & Green Singapore 2018 (Programme Code: SE058)

Visit the Clean & Green Singapore Carnival and learn new tips on going green via exhibits, hands-on and stage activities and more during the two-day event. For more information:Website: www.cgs.sg


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August

September

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December6862

October6458

November66

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JUL 2018

1 JulSundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmSingapore Botanic Gardens Market SquareSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 7.30pmSingapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Festival 2018Singapore Botanic Gardens10am – 10pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the ParkShaw Foundation Symphony Stage4.30pm – 6.30pm

2 & 3 Jul

Singapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Festival 2018Singapore Botanic Gardens10am – 10pm

4 JulSingapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Festival 2018Singapore Botanic Gardens10am – 10pmChek Jawa Guided TourChek Jawa WetlandsSelected times

5 & 6 Jul

Singapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Festival 2018Singapore Botanic Gardens10am – 10pm

7 JulSingapore Botanic Gardens Market SquareSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 7.30pmSingapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Festival 2018Singapore Botanic Gardens10am – 10pmHeritage on the Hill TourFort Canning Park4pm – 6pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – Annual Jazz Outreach at Singapore Botanic GardensShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7.30pm

8 JulSundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmWeekends in The Park: Family Yoga in the ParkBishan-Ang Mo Kio Park8am – 9amSingapore Botanic Gardens Market SquareSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 7.30pmSingapore Botanic Gardens Heritage Festival 2018Singapore Botanic Gardens10am – 10pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – Dances in the GardensShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm

10 JulTherapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeBishan-Ang Mo Kio Park9am – 11am

14 JulOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmWeekends in The Park: Lifestyle Market & WorkshopsEast Coast Park11am – 8pmEvening Chorus at Kranji Marshes (Guided Tour)Kranji Marshes4.30pm – 6.30pmNParks Live Out Loud: Battle of the Bands 2018East Coast Park6.30pm – 8.30pm

15 JulSundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmWeekends in The Park: Lifestyle Market & WorkshopsEast Coast Park11am – 8pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – Dunman High School Symphonic BandShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm


18 JulInternational Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Congress Singapore 2018Sands Expo Convention Centre9am – 6pmChek Jawa Guided TourChek Jawa WetlandsSelected times

19 & 20 Jul

International Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Congress Singapore 2018Sands Expo Convention Centre9am – 6pm

21 JulInternational Federation of Landscape Architects (IFLA) World Congress Singapore 2018Sands Expo Convention Centre9am – 6pmTrees of the Fort TourFort Canning Park10am – 11.30amSingapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pm

22 JulSundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmSingapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pm

23 JulSingapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pmZingiberales – Beauty in Diversity ExhibitionSingapore Botanic Gardens23 Jul – 11 Nov9am – 6pm

24 JulTherapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeBishan-Ang Mo Kio Park9am – 11amSingapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pm

25 & 26 Jul

Singapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pm

27 JulMonument TrailCivic District10am – 11.30amSingapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pm

28 JulHeritage TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9amLearning Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 10amSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Guided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amNature Appreciation Walk at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Windsor Nature ParkWindsor Nature Park9.30am – 10.30amRace Against Time – Science behinda Botanic Garden TourSingapore Botanic Gardens10am – 10.45amOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmSingapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pmWalk with Your Neighbours – the Macaques of MacRitchie, Lower Peirce and Bukit TimahBukit Timah Nature Reserve5pm – 6.30pm

29 JulCar-Free Sunday SGCivic District8am – 12pmCivic District EventsCivic District8am – 12pmIstana National Day Open HouseIstana Domain8.30am – 6pmSundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmCivic District Tree TrailVarious locations9am – 10.30am

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Pioneers Trail along Ann Siang Hill and Telok Ayer GreenTanjong Pagar MRT station (Exit G)10am – 11.30amOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmSingapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – Singapore Symphony OrchestraShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm

30 &31 Jul

Singapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pmChek Jawa Guided TourChek Jawa WetlandsSelected times

VariousWeekends in The Park: Mass Chalk Art DrawingEast Coast Park7.30am – 11pmSingapore Botanic Gardens Speaker SeriesSingapore Botanic GardensMonthly4pm – 5pmFamilies for NatureVarious locationsJul – Dec

AUG 2018

1 – 3 Aug

Singapore Garden Festival 2018Gardens by the Bay21 Jul – 3 Aug10am – 10pm

4 Aug Sungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGuided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amHealing Garden TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am & 10am (English)10am (Mandarin)Rain Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens10am (Japanese)

5 Aug Sundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pm

9 Aug Open House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pm

11 Aug Learning Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 10amRain Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am, 10am, 11am & 4pm (English)10am & 4pm (Mandarin)

Fort Canning Spice Garden TourFort Canning Park9am – 10.30amSungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGuided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmWeekends in The Park: Lifestyle Market & WorkshopsEast Coast Park11am – 8pmEvening Chorus at Kranji Marshes(Guided Tour)Kranji Marshes4.30pm – 6.30pmWalk with Your Neighbours – the Macaques of MacRitchie, Lower Peirce and Bukit TimahBukit Timah Nature Reserve5pm – 6.30pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – Singapore Chinese OrchestraShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pmNParks Live Out Loud: Battle of the Bands 2018East Coast Park6.30pm – 8.30pm

12 Aug Weekends in The Park: Family Yoga in the ParkBishan-Ang Mo Kio Park8am – 9amSundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmWeekends in The Park: Lifestyle Market & WorkshopsEast Coast Park11am – 8pm


14 Aug Therapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeBishan-Ang Mo Kio Park9am – 11am

18 Aug Bird-watching along the Southern RidgesThe Southern Ridges7.30am – 9.30amNational Orchid Garden TourNational Orchid Garden9am, 10am, 11am & 4pm (English)4pm (Mandarin)Art in NatureBukit Timah Nature Reserve9am – 12pmGardeners’ Day Out (GDO)HortPark9am – 3pmSungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGuided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amNature Appreciation Walk at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Windsor Nature ParkBukit Timah Nature Reserve9.30am – 10.30amKampong TourPulau Ubin9.30am – 11.30amRustic Reflections TourPulau Ubin9.30am – 11.30amBeautiful Indoor Plants: Begonias and African Violets (A Gardening Workshop)Singapore Botanic Gardens10am – 1pmA Walk with Your Neighbours –the Macaques of MacRitchie,Lower Peirce and Bukit TimahLower Peirce Reservoir Park5pm – 6.30pm

19 Aug NParks Concert Series in the Park –Go Local! Memorable Tunes Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm

25 Aug National Orchid Garden School Holidays SpecialNational Orchid Garden8.30am – 7pmHeritage TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9amLearning Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 10am

Sungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGuided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amNature Appreciation Walk at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Windsor Nature ParkWindsor Nature Park9.30am – 10.30amRace Against Time – Science behinda Botanic Garden TourSingapore Botanic Gardens10am – 10.45amOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmA Walk with Your Neighbours – the Macaques of MacRitchie, Lower Peirce and Bukit TimahBukit Timah Nature Reserve5pm – 6.30pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – Opera at Twilight 2018Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm

26 Aug Sundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – Nan Hua Chinese Orchestra Family and FriendsShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm

28 Aug Therapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeBishan-Ang Mo Kio Park9am – 11am

29 Aug Therapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeTiong Bahru Park9am – 11am

30 Aug Therapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeChoa Chu Kang Park9am – 11am

Various Weekends in The Park: Mass Chalk Art DrawingEast Coast Park7.30am – 11pmZingiberales – Beauty in Diversity ExhibitionSingapore Botanic Gardens23 Jul – 11 Nov9am – 6pm

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SEP 2018

1 Sep West Marsh Visit with the "Kranji Marshals"Kranji Marshes7.30am – 11amYoung Naturalist Pasport Camp Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve8.30am – 3.30pmHealing Garden TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am & 10am (English)10am (Mandarin)Singapore Botanic Gardens Market SquareSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 7.30pmSungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGuided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amRain Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens10am (Japanese)Dragons & Damsels in Our Wetland (A Guided Tour)Singapore Botanic Gardens10am – 11am

2 Sep Sundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmSingapore Botanic Gardens Market SquareSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 7.30pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – NAC-ExxonMobil Concert in the ParkShaw Foundation Symphony Stage4.30pm – 6.30pm

3 Sep "Celebrating Wildlife" Series: Strange Bug-eating Plants! (A Biodiversity Investigative Workshop)Singapore Botanic Gardens9am – 1pm

5 Sep Nature Keeper CampBukit Timah Nature Reserve9am – 5pm

6 Sep "Celebrating Wildlife" Series: Going 'Batty' at the Singapore Botanic Gardens (A Biodiversity Investigative Workshop)Singapore Botanic Gardens4.30pm – 8.30pm

8 Sep Learning Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 10amFun Walk along the Southern RidgesThe Southern Ridges9am – 11amRain Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am, 10am, 11am & 4pm (English)10am & 4pm (Mandarin)Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve Guided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amSara Goes Carbon Footprinting (A Guided Tour)Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden10am – 11amTrees of the Fort TourFort Canning Park10am – 11.30amOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmEvening Chorus at Kranji Marshes(Guided Tour)Kranji Marshes4.30pm – 6.30pmA Walk with Your Neighbours –the Macaques of MacRitchie,Lower Peirce and Bukit TimahMacRitchie Reservoir Park5pm – 6.30pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – I MAESTRIShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm

NParks Live Out Loud: Battle of the Bands 2018East Coast Park6.30pm – 8.30pm

9 Sep Sundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pm

Singapore Botanic Gardens Speaker SeriesSingapore Botanic GardensMonthly4pm – 5pmFamilies for NatureVarious locationsJul – Dec


Learning Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gartdens9am – 10amIntroduction to BonsaiJurong Lake Gardens9am – 11amSungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGuided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amNature Appreciation Walk at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Windsor Nature ParkWindsor Nature Park9.30am – 10.30amRace Against Time – Science behinda Botanic Garden TourSingapore Botanic Gardens10am – 10.45amGarden Treats: Mid-Autumn Special – Snowskin Mooncakes (A Culinary Workshop) Jacob Ballas Children's Garden10am – 11.30amBrick Art WorkshopJurong Lake Gardens10am – 12pmOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmGrowing Tropical Orchids forBeginners (A Gardening Workshop cum Guided Tour)Singapore Botanic Gardens10am – 5pmHeritage on the Hill TourFort Canning Park4pm – 6pmA Walk with Your Neighbours –the Macaques of MacRitchie,Lower Peirce and Bukit TimahBukit Timah Nature Reserve5pm – 6.30pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – Garden SoundsShaw Foundation Symphony Stage5pm – 6.30pm

23 Sep Sundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmNParks Concert Series in the Park –NUS Wind SymphonyShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm

NParks Concert Series in the Park – PianoBotanicaShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm

11 Sep Therapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeBishan-Ang Mo Kio Park9am – 11am

13 Sep Therapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeChoa Chu Kang Park9am – 11am

15 Sep A Chat with Bernard on Estuarine CrocodilesSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve8am – 10am National Orchid Garden TourNational Orchid Garden9am, 10am, 11am & 4pm (English)4pm (Mandarin)Nature Sketching in the GardensSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 11amNature Appreciation Walk at Bukit Timah Nature Reserve and Windsor Nature ParkBukit Timah Nature Reserve9.30am – 10.30amArt in NatureBukit Timah Nature Reserve9am – 12pmGardeners' Day Out (GDO)HortPark9am – 3pmSungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGuided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amKampong TourPulau Ubin9.30am – 11.30amRustic Reflections TourPulau Ubin9.30am – 11.30amA Walk with Your Neighbours – the Macaques of MacRitchie, Lower Peirce and Bukit TimahLower Peirce Reservoir Park5pm – 6.30pm

16 Sep Sundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pm

22 Sep Heritage TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am

NParks Concert Series in the Park – A Cappella Festival 2018Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 8pm

7 Oct Sundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmSingapore Botanic Gardens Market SquareSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 7.30pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – MacPherson Philharmonic OrchestraShaw Foundation Symphony Stage6pm – 7pm

10 Oct Therapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeTiong Bahru Park 9am – 11am

11 Oct Therapeutic Horticulture ProgrammeChoa Chu Kang Park9am – 11am

13 Oct Learning Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 10amRain Forest TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am, 10am, 11am & 4pm (English)10am & 4pm (Mandarin)Sungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGuided TourSungei Buloh Wetland Reserve9.30amOpen House at Teck Seng's PlacePulau Ubin10am – 2pmEvening Chorus at Kranji Marshes(Guided Tour)Kranji Marshes4.30pm – 6.30pmA Walk with Your Neighbours –the Macaques of MacRitchie,Lower Peirce and Bukit TimahMacRitchie Reservoir Park5pm – 6.30pmNParks Concert Series in the Park – Bandstand 6Shaw Foundation Symphony Stage5.30pm – 7pm

14 Oct Sundays @ the ParkVarious locations8.30am – 9.30am / 9am – 10am / 9.30am – 10.30am / 5pm – 6pmHealthy Living through NavayugumFort Canning Park10am – 12pm

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OCT 2018

6 Oct Healing Garden TourSingapore Botanic Gardens9am & 10am (English)10am (Mandarin)Singapore Botanic GardensMarket SquareSingapore Botanic Gardens9am – 7.30pmSungei Buloh Wetland ReserveGuided TourSungei Buloh

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Parks for Everyone · 2018. 12. 31. · (Programme Code: AC028) Every 3rd Saturday of odd months 21 Jul 15 Sep 17 Nov Singapore Botanic Gardens, Visitor Centre (Nassim Gate) 9am –