Embark on an exciting journey of discovery at the Singapore Botanic Gardens with a series of engaging September holiday programmes for the whole family! From thrilling heritage hunts to culinary adventures, immersive storytelling, and hands-on activities, these programmes offer a unique way to explore the wonders of nature.
Whether you’re learning about local plants and pollinators or diving into cultural tales, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Join us for an unforgettable experience that blends education with fun in Singapore’s iconic garden oasis!
📅 7 to 12 Sep 2026
📍 Singapore Botanic Gardens
For more information and registration, visit here.
1. Behind the Scenes: Inside the Singapore Botanic Garden’s Rainforest
Did you know that the Singapore Botanic Gardens is home to one of the two last remaining primary rainforests in Singapore? Go behind the scenes with staff managing the Rainforest and find out about the work our horticulturists do to protect our living heritage. Learn about our native biodiversity and discover the many interesting plants that can be found here!
Suitable for children in P1 and above (Family Programme: Parent Accompanied)
📅 Mon, 7 Sep 2026
🕙 10am – 11.30am
🏷 $15 per participant (inclusive of GST)
📍 Rainforest
For more information and registration, visit here.
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2. The Great Heritage Hunt
Put on your explorer hats and join us this school holiday for the exciting Great Heritage Hunt in Singapore Botanic Gardens! Explore the Gardens and learn about its fascinating history in this interactive challenge and stand a chance to win a limited-edition enamel pin featuring local plants and animals.
Suitable for children in K2 and above (Family Programme: Parent Accompanied)
📅 Tue, 8 Sep 2026
🕙 Session 1: 10am – 11am
🕙 Session 2: 10.15am – 11.15am
🕙 Session 3: 10.30am – 11.30am
🏷 Free
📍 Heritage Museum, Tanglin Core of Singapore Botanic Gardens
For more information and registration, visit here.
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3. Storywalk: A Place to Bloom [New]
Have you ever wondered how the same thing can mean something different to someone else? Join us for an interactive storytelling session of A Place to Bloom by Lorianne Siomades and discover new ways to appreciate the creatures and the world around us a bit better.
Suitable for children in K1 – P4 (Family Programme: Parent Accompanied)
📅 Wed, 9 Sep 2026
🕙 Session 1: 10am – 10.30am
🕙 Session 2: 11am – 11.30am
🏷 Free (Registration required)
📍 Botany Centre, Tanglin Core of Singapore Botanic Gardens
For more information and registration, visit here.
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4. Rojak (A Culinary Demo) [New]
Discover the origins of rojak, one of Singapore’s well-loved local dishes! Learn about its colourful mix of natural ingredients, including ginger and other plants used in it. Experience its flavours and enjoy a taste of our local heritage.
Suitable for children in K1 and above (Family Programme: Parent Accompanied)
📅 Fri, 11 Sep 2026
🕙 Session 1: 10am – 10.30am
🕙 Session 2: 11am – 11.30am
🏷 Free
📍 Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden
For more information and registration, visit here.
5. Storytelling: The Surprise Garden [New]
Seeds come in many different shapes and sizes, but what happens when they are planted into a garden? What surprising plants will grow from them? Join us in this interactive storytelling of The Surprise Garden by Zoe Hall and find out what wonderful surprises await you in the Gardens!
Suitable for children in N2 – P4 (Family Programme: Parent Accompanied)
📅 Sat, 12 Sep 2026
🕙 Session 1: 10am – 10.45am
🕙 Session 2: 11am – 11.45am
🏷 Free (Registration required)
📍 Jacob Ballas Children’s Garden
For more information and registration, visit here.
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September School Holiday 2026
It is the one-week September school break. Do check out our compilation of exciting September School Holidays Activities 2026 in Singapore.
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Looking for what to do during the Mid-Autumn Festival? Read Mid Autumn Festival 2026 Events in Singapore.
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