In celebration of Earth Day, ANC presents an afternoon of fun-filled activities, talks and workshops. Join us to find out how you can play your part to help the environment!

Date: 20 April 2019 (coincides with Earth Day which is on 22 Apr)
Time: 11am to 4pm
Venue: Valley Point, 491 River Valley Road, L1 Atrium, Singapore 248371
Admission: FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC (Registration is highly encouraged)

Who should come to this event:

• Parents who would like their children to learn more about sustainability
• People who would like to know how they can play a part to be more sustainable at home
• Residents around the neighbourhood

What the event is about:

The fair at L1 Atrium will have a few partners and exhibitions and they include:

• Games by WWF Singapore to increase awareness about how plastics harm the environment, they will also be selling some merchandise such as metal straw sets, games made with sustainable materials – all proceeds will go towards WWF Singapore’s initiatives
• Booth selling garbage enzymes set up by Dignity Kitchen (run by people with disabilities and the socially disadvantaged)
• Upcycling workshops for 50 participants (walk-ins are welcomed!) to learn how to make coin purses and key pouches held by Central Singapore Community Development Council (CDC)
• Exhibition about e-waste and why we should dispose of them properly

There are other talks and workshops (these will be held in a nearby unit also on level 1):

• Understanding Plastics by WWF Singapore (11.30am to 12pm)
• Garbage enzymes workshop (12.45 to 2.15pm) – participants will have to bring along their own reusable container with leftover fruit scraps/peels (we will inform them of the details by email nearer to date once they have registered).

First 100 to register will be entitled to a surprise sustainability gift (limited to one per attendee on the day). Kindly register here.

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