World Car-Free Day 2025

Every year around 22 September, cities across the globe celebrate World Car-Free Day to encourage motorists to give up their cars for a day.

The event highlights the benefits of a car-lite lifestyle — including reduced air pollution, lower carbon footprint and walking and cycling in a safer environment. 

World Car-Free Day showcases how our cities might look, feel, and sound like if we go car-lite! 

Refresh Your Journey

Refresh Your Journey

Join us this September for World Car-Free Day and refresh your journeys towards a greener, healthier lifestyle.

Explore the vibrant tapestry of Singapore with our Google MyMaps guide. This interactive map features scenic bus routes, suggested cycling routes, and places of attraction so you can plan your car-lite adventures effortlessly.

Spot hidden gems, admire Art in Transit artworks across our MRT stations, and check out events happening near you while making the most of walking, cycling, and taking public transport. Don’t forget to familiarise yourself with the Active Mobility Rules and Code of Conduct to cycle, scoot and ride considerately before you follow the recommended routes.

You can also check out other events and activties below that are happening around Singapore. Have a blast as you refresh your journey!

Highlights

Ongoing Events	Event Details
13 September 2025, 10.30am – 12.30pm	Art In Transit Tour By Land Transport Authority and Art Outreach Art Outreach presents a series of guided tours to introduce the public to the Art in Transit (AIT) programme, Singapore’s largest public art showcase. Under the AIT programme, local artists are commissioned to create original artworks for MRT stations. This provides an opportunity for the artists to celebrate the history and community of surrounding neighbourhoods, and introducing everyday commuters to new vistas of artistic expression. Join us for these exclusive tours on 9 and 13 September, covering 7 key stations - Dhoby Ghaut, Clarke Quay, Outram Park, Orchard Boulevard, Stevens, Rochor and Promenade, and the ambitious, site-specific artworks commissioned for them. Aside from delving into the artist inspirations behind the artworks at each station, the tours will highlight architectural and engineering anecdotes, and reveal Singapore’s urban planning at its best. In doing so, they grant unparalleled insight into the stories and creative process behind one of Singapore’s most ambitious public art programmes and the individuals who made it possible. Participants would be expected to take the train and tap in/out of stations to view the artworks, so please come prepared with EZ-Link cards or other means with at least $10 value to pay for the fares. Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Art-In-Transit artworks! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day! Register now on Eventbrite for Art-In-Transit Tour on 13 September 2025.
14 September 2025, 9.30am – 10.30am	Elevating Walking & Cycling Experience Tour By Land Transport Authority How does LTA make daily walking and cycling journeys more convenient and comfortable? Join us on a short, curated walking tour and discover more about LTA’s street-level wayfinding system pilot, bicycle parking facilities as well as road repurposing projects in the Central Area. Meeting point: Telok Ayer MRT Station (Exit A) near the Control Station. Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore the Central Area! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day! This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.
21 September 2025, 5pm – 6pm	Architecture in Motion – Punggol Green / One Punggol / Pencils by the Water By Land Transport Authority, People’s Association, DP Architects and DP Green Discover how LTA, People’s Association, DP Architects and DP Green have come together to design the Heart of Punggol. Their collaboration brings to life Singapore’s car-lite vision, by shaping a safe and conducive environment for walking and cycling. The tour covers One Punggol and its linear park, Punggol Green. Discover how the space beneath the Punggol LRT viaduct has been transformed into vibrant community spaces that enhance connectivity and social interaction. There will also be a special showcase of Pencils by the Water installation - one of the winning designs of Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Play@Punggol design competition. Located along Punggol Way, the installation invites people to explore the different facets of Punggol’s heritage and identity. Meeting Point: Punggol MRT Station (Exit A). Walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Punggol Green and One Punggol! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day! This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.

Ongoing Events

Event Details

13 September 2025, 10.30am – 12.30pm

Art In Transit Tour
By Land Transport Authority and Art Outreach

Art Outreach presents a series of guided tours to introduce the public to the Art in Transit (AIT) programme, Singapore’s largest public art showcase.

Under the AIT programme, local artists are commissioned to create original artworks for MRT stations. This provides an opportunity for the artists to celebrate the history and community of surrounding neighbourhoods, and introducing everyday commuters to new vistas of artistic expression.

Join us for these exclusive tours on 9 and 13 September, covering 7 key stations - Dhoby Ghaut, Clarke Quay, Outram Park, Orchard Boulevard, Stevens, Rochor and Promenade, and the ambitious, site-specific artworks commissioned for them.

Aside from delving into the artist inspirations behind the artworks at each station, the tours will highlight architectural and engineering anecdotes, and reveal Singapore’s urban planning at its best. In doing so, they grant unparalleled insight into the stories and creative process behind one of Singapore’s most ambitious public art programmes and the individuals who made it possible.

Participants would be expected to take the train and tap in/out of stations to view the artworks, so please come prepared with EZ-Link cards or other means with at least $10 value to pay for the fares.

Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Art-In-Transit artworks! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

14 September 2025, 9.30am – 10.30am

Elevating Walking & Cycling Experience Tour
By Land Transport Authority

How does LTA make daily walking and cycling journeys more convenient and comfortable?

Join us on a short, curated walking tour and discover more about LTA’s street-level wayfinding system pilot, bicycle parking facilities as well as road repurposing projects in the Central Area.

Meeting point: Telok Ayer MRT Station (Exit A) near the Control Station.

Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore the Central Area! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.

21 September 2025, 5pm – 6pm

Architecture in Motion – Punggol Green / One Punggol / Pencils by the Water
By Land Transport Authority, People’s Association, DP Architects and DP Green

Discover how LTA, People’s Association, DP Architects and DP Green have come together to design the Heart of Punggol. Their collaboration brings to life Singapore’s car-lite vision, by shaping a safe and conducive environment for walking and cycling.

The tour covers One Punggol and its linear park, Punggol Green. Discover how the space beneath the Punggol LRT viaduct has been transformed into vibrant community spaces that enhance connectivity and social interaction.

There will also be a special showcase of Pencils by the Water installation - one of the winning designs of Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Play@Punggol design competition. Located along Punggol Way, the installation invites people to explore the different facets of Punggol’s heritage and identity.

Meeting Point: Punggol MRT Station (Exit A).

Walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Punggol Green and One Punggol! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.

Play, snap, win by going car-lite!

This September, celebrate World Car-Free Day by completing fun challenges on LTA’s BINGO card and taking photos of your journeys to a greener, healthier and more vibrant lifestyle.

Invite your family and friends to join you by completing a row, column or diagonal of the BINGO card and stand a chance to win a small prize by submitting your photos via FormSG! Terms and Conditions apply.

Events Happening Near You

Events Happening Near You

Date	Event Details
1 to 30 September 2025	Ride Forward, Give Back By Helloride Singapore Take part in this month-long campaign to celebrate car-lite living while giving back. Ride with HelloRide to unlock donated ride passes for underprivileged youths and win rewards by sharing your car-free journey. #worldcarfreedsg For more details, visit HelloRide website.
1 September to 30 November 2025	Maritime Heritage Trail By Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore Come join us on the newly curated Maritime Heritage Trail. This trail is a 2.5-hour walking tour that will take participants back into the past to uncover Singapore's early maritime history. Stroll through the historic Fort Canning Park and Singapore River, explore iconic landmarks such as the Fullerton Hotel and Clifford Pier, and be transported to a time when seafearers, traders, and explorers shaped our island's destiny. Join us for an immersive journey into our maritime legacy, where tales of adventure and trade come to life with each step! Register now on Eventbrite for Maritime Heritage Trail.
1 September to 30 December 2025	Celebrate SG60 with MINT By MINT Museum of Toys Kampong Playtime is a walking trail through a museum’s collection of early toys and traditional games, showcasing how children once played using imagination and simple items. Try classic games like Goli, Chapteh, Congkak, and Hopscotch, and learn about their cultural significance. The experience includes hands-on kite painting, celebrating creativity and Kampong spirit. For more details on registration, visit MINT Museum of Toys website. Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.
6 September to 19 October 2025* Dates and timings: 6, 7, 20 and 21 Sep, 9am – 11am* 4, 5, 18 and 19 Oct, 9am – 11am	Ripples of the Time – Heritage by Singapore River By ArtBeatz Pte Ltd Ripples of Time is a 2-hour cultural walking tour along the Singapore River, exploring its history, iconic sculptures, and diverse architecture. Discover stories of trade, transformation, and creativity that shaped the nation’s identity. Capacity: 6 to 20 participants per session. For more details, visit SISTIC for Ripples of Time – Heritage by Singapore River. Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.
7 September to 20 September 2025, 10am – 10pm	This Little Red Dot... (2025) By Singapore Art Museum The sixth edition of This Little Red Dot… embraces the theme “My Everyday in Singapore” to celebrate the nation’s 60th birthday. Organised by the Singapore Art Museum (SAM), Singaporeans are invited to reflect on what Singapore means to them and share about the unique experiences of their everyday lives. Explore 60 diverse artworks and four specially commissioned pieces by illustrators Andrew Tan, Jolene Tan, Adriena Fong, and Jalon Tan, all displayed at VivoCity. Each artwork offers a glimpse into the personal stories that collectively shape our shared Singaporean identity. Take a moment to reflect on what you cherish about our city. Together, let's celebrate the everyday moments—both big and small—that connect us as a community and shape the place we call home. Mapletree Investments Pte Ltd has been a proud sponsor of This Little Red Dot… from 2021 – 2025, playing a major role in fostering community storytelling through this initiative. #SAMThisLittleRedDot2025 *Free admission. For more details, visit SAM’s website for This Little Red Dot... (2025).
13 September 2025, 9am – 10.30am	Sungei Buloh Tour - Biodiversity Walk at Lim Chu Kang / Cashin House By National Parks Board Start your morning with a family-friendly walk at the ulu Lim Chu Kang. Let our volunteer guide take you through remnants of rubber plantations, Lim Chu Kang mangroves, the Cashin House and spot some wildlife along the way. For registration, visit NParks’s website for Biodiversity Walk at Lim Chu Kang – Cashin House.
13 September 2025, 9.30am –11.30am and 19 September 2025, 9am – 11am	A URA Draft Master Plan 2025 (DMP2025) Special: Stewarding Nature & Heritage in Tanjong Pagar By Urban Redevelopment Authority Experience a captivating two-hour walk through Tanjong Pagar, where historic charm meets lush greenery! Jointly organised by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and Friends of the Museums (FOM), this special tour spotlights 'Stewarding Nature & Heritage', a key theme in URA's Draft Master Plan 2025 (DMP2025). Once the bustling heart of Singapore's transport and maritime trade, Tanjong Pagar now pulses with new life, where each structure tells a fascinating tale of Singapore's journey from port town to global city. Marvel at the district's innovative blend of heritage conservation and urban greenery – from vertical gardens to tree-lined streets – as we explore how green initiatives have created vital corridors, cooled our city and built a more liveable future for all. Make every journey a green and healthy one - choose walk, cycle or ride public transport and explore our events while boosting your daily physical activity! In support of World Car-Free Day 2025. About Friends of the Museums (FOM) FOM is a volunteer, non-profit society devoted to offering guiding services and financial support to Singapore’s museums and cultural institutions as well as delivering programmes to enhance the community’s knowledge of Asia’s history, culture and art. Register now on Eventbrite for A URA Draft Master Plan 2025 (DMP2025) Special: Stewarding Nature & Heritage in Tanjong Pagar.
13 September 2025, 9.30am – 11am	Sungei Buloh Tour - What’s in my mangrove? By National Parks Board Join us for a guided walk of this unique mangrove wetlands located at the border of freshwater (river) and salt water (sea). Singapore used to have large areas of mangroves, but lost most of them to coastal development. Few mangroves are left in Singapore, one of which is at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. For registration, visit NParks’s website for What’s in my mangrove? At Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.
13 September 2025, 10am - 12pm	Behind-The-Scenes of Cemetery Services By National Environment Agency Step behind the scenes and explore Singapore’s cemetery and columbarium services. This unique tour offers a thoughtful look into the design and purpose behind these memorial spaces. Discover how these peaceful, accessible locations are thoughtfully planned to provide a place for remembrance while addressing land scarcity concerns. Make every journey a green and healthy one – choose walk, cycle or ride public transport, and explore Clean & Green Experiences all across the island. In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day. For more details and registration, visit NEA’s website for Behind-The-Scenes of Cemetery Services.
13 September 2025, 10.30am - 12.30pm	Art In Transit Tour By Land Transport Authority and Art Outreach Art Outreach presents a series of guided tours to introduce the public to the Art in Transit (AIT) programme, Singapore’s largest public art showcase. Under the AIT programme, local artists are commissioned to create original artworks for MRT stations. This provides an opportunity for the artists to celebrate the history and community of surrounding neighbourhoods, and introducing everyday commuters to new vistas of artistic expression. Join us for these exclusive tours on 9 and 13 September, covering 7 key stations - Dhoby Ghaut, Clarke Quay, Outram Park, Orchard Boulevard, Stevens, Rochor and Promenade, and the ambitious, site-specific artworks commissioned for them. Aside from delving into the artist inspirations behind the artworks at each station, the tours will highlight architectural and engineering anecdotes, and reveal Singapore’s urban planning at its best. In doing so, they grant unparalleled insight into the stories and creative process behind one of Singapore’s most ambitious public art programmes and the individuals who made it possible. Participants would be expected to take the train and tap in/out of stations to view the artworks, so please come prepared with EZ-Link cards or other means with at least $10 value to pay for the fares. Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Art-In-Transit artworks! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day! Register now on Eventbrite for Art-In-Transit Tour on 13 September 2025.
13 September to 26 October 2025* Dates and timings: 13, 14, 27, 28 Sep, 4pm – 5.30pm* 11, 12, 25, 26 Oct, 4pm – 5.30pm	The Universal Language Walk By ArtBeatz Pte Ltd Sun Yu-li's Art Trail is a 1.5-hour walking tour from Clarke Quay Central to Coleman Bridge Underpass, featuring his digital artworks and sculptures. Discover the stories behind his symbolic "Universal Language" through informal interviews and receive a copy of From A Dot: Journey of Sun Yu-li. Capacity: Up to 15 participants per tour. For more details, visit SISTIC for Universal Language Walk. Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.
14 September 2025, 9.30am - 10.30am	Elevating Walking & Cycling Experience Tour By Land Transport Authority How does LTA make daily walking and cycling journeys more convenient and comfortable? Join us on a short, curated walking tour and discover more about LTA’s street-level wayfinding system pilot, bicycle parking facilities as well as road repurposing projects in the Central Area. Meeting point: Telok Ayer MRT Station (Exit A) near the Control Station. Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore the Central Area! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day! This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.
14 September 2025, 10am - 3pm	North-South Corridor Community Pop Ups – Northpoint By Land Transport Authority and Urban Redevelopment Authority Peek into the future of North-South Corridor (NSC) at the Draft Master Plan 2025 Roving Exhibition! Visit our NSC Community Pop Up at Northpoint to learn how surface streets would be transformed into places that are more pleasant, friendly and accessible for Walk-Cycle-Ride users and also play a part in co-designing NSC by sharing your feedback! Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to the NSC Corridor Community Pop Up at Northpoint! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day! You may also share your feedback online through this FORM link.
20 September 2025, 9am – 10am	Heritage Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens By National Parks Board For over 150 years, Singapore Botanic Gardens has been the birthplace of Southeast Asia's rubber and orchid industries. A walk through Tanglin / Heritage Core of the Gardens will evoke memories of bygone days where ladies stroll through the Gardens with the parasols and long skirts. Highlights of the tour include the Bandstand, sculptures in the Gardens, the Heritage Trees, the Main Gate, the Saraca Stream Walk. In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day this September, we encourage our visitors to take public transport, cycle, or walk to the Gardens. Let’s journey towards a more sustainable future together! For more details, visit NParks’s website for Heritage Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens.
20 September 2025, 9am – 10am	Learning Forest Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens By National Parks Board The Learning Forest features a network of boardwalks and elevated walkways that allow 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. Walk amongst a collection of some of the tallest tree species in Southeast Asia at the SPH Walk of Giants. In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day this September, we encourage our visitors to take public transport, cycle, or walk to the Gardens. Let’s journey towards a more sustainable future together! For more details, visit NParks’s website for Learning Forest Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens.
20 September 2025, 9am – 10am, 10am – 11am, 11am - 12pm, 4pm - 5pm	National Orchid Garden Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens By National Parks Board Explore the beauty and diversity of orchids with our volunteer guides in this 1-hour tour. In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day this September, we encourage our visitors to take public transport, cycle, or walk to the Gardens. Let’s journey towards a more sustainable future together! *Admission fees into the National Orchid Garden applies. For more details, visit NParks’s website for National Orchid Garden Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens.
20 September 2025, 9.30am –11.30am	Heritage Guided Walk at Rail Corridor (Central) By National Parks Board Join us for a morning walk at the Rail Corridor (Central)! Rediscover the history of the former railway line, and uncover interesting facts about the heritage landmarks such as the old Bukit Timah Railway Station and Staff Quarters. Participants can also get a chance to learn some of the flora and fauna commonly spotted around the area. This guided tour is suitable for everyone, both young and old. For registration, visit NParks’s website for Heritage Guided Walk at Rail Corridor Central.
20 September 2025, 10am – 12pm, 4 – 6pm	Stories in Stone: Katong-Joo Chiat Built Heritage and Historical Tour By National Heritage Board and Katong Culture Step into the past and explore the architectural marvels of Katong–Joo Chiat on foot in a captivating journey through the area's rich history, distinctive culture, and iconic landmarks. Hear from National Heritage Board’s Heritage Action Node (HAN) Champions as they share fascinating stories behind historic architectural gems, including the Peranakan shophouses along Koon Seng Road, the Red House Bakery, and the former Joo Chiat Police Station. Held in conjunction with the Draft Master Plan 2025 exhibition, this walking tour will feature select installations by SUTD students, in collaboration with SAA Architects and RSP Architects Planners and Engineers, installed for Singapore Archifest 2025’s SGAF+. The tour will culminate in an exclusive home visit. For more details and registration, visit NHB’s website for Stories in Stone: Katong-Joo Chiat Built Heritage and Historical Tour.
20 and 21 September 2025, 3pm – 6pm	Stories of Clementi’s Pavements: Photography Workshop and Photo Walk By Singapore University of Social Sciences Production Interest Group Join us for a guided photowalk through the nature trails of Clementi, led by SUSS Production Interest Group in partnership with Canon. Participants will learn practical camera settings for nature photography and explore photo composition techniques while capturing unique perspectives. The journey will take you through scenic spots including the Ulu Pandan Canal, Old Jurong Railway Line Bridge, Sunset Way Railway Tracks, and the Van Kleef Centre. This immersive experience combines hands-on learning with exploration, offering both technical skills and creative inspiration. Discover how to capture Clementi’s charm and history through your lens as you walk, cycle or ride through the townscape. This programme is supported by Canon and Ngee Ann Polytechnic, part of Heritage Activation Nodes, organised by SUSS Production Interest Group (PDIG). For more details and registration, visit NHB’s website for Stories of Clementi’s Pavements: Photography Workshop and Photo Walk.
20 and 21 September 2025	Guided Walking Tour: Functions of the Civic District By Land Transport Authority and National Heritage Board In support of World Car-Free Day, join us on a guided tour exploring landmarks in the bustling Civic District! Part of the National Heritage Board’s Civic District Heritage Trail, these tours aim to provide participants with deeper insights into the area's heritage, offering an immersive experience of its living history. Through this tour, participants will learn about key civic institutions and their historical functions. Disclaimer: This tour is recommended for ages 13 and above who are physically fit, as it may involve climbing stairs, navigating slopes and extended periods of outdoor walking. Tickets are priced at $5 each. For more details and registration, visit Peatix for tours on 20 Sep and 21 Sep.
21 September 2025, 6am	World Car-Free Day Ride By Pas Normal Studios Gather your friends and embark on a lap (51km!) around Singapore. For details and registration, visit strava.
21 September 2025, 8am – 11am	Nikon Shutter Quest: Car-Free Day Edition By Nikon Singapore in collaboration with Funan Gear up for an urban photo adventure with Nikon School— a fun-filled photography hunt through Singapore’s car-free zones. Capture iconic scenes, unlock creative challenges, and get an exclusive gift upon completing the quest. Bring your own camera devices or get a chance to test our Nikon Z series camera & lenses (first come, first served basis). For more details and registration, visit Nikon Shutter Quest: Car-Free Day Edition.
21 September 2025, 5pm – 6pm	Architecture in Motion – Punggol Green / One Punggol / Pencils by the Water By Land Transport Authority, People’s Association, DP Architects and DP Green Discover how LTA, People’s Association, DP Architects and DP Green have come together to design the Heart of Punggol. Their collaboration brings to life Singapore’s car-lite vision, by shaping a safe and conducive environment for walking and cycling. The tour covers One Punggol and its linear park, Punggol Green. Discover how the space beneath the Punggol LRT viaduct has been transformed into vibrant community spaces that enhance connectivity and social interaction. There will also be a special showcase of Pencils by the Water installation - one of the winning designs of Urban Redevelopment Authority’s Play@Punggol design competition. Located along Punggol Way, the installation invites people to explore the different facets of Punggol’s heritage and identity. Meeting Point: Punggol MRT Station (Exit A). Walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Punggol Green and One Punggol! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day! This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.
22 September 2025, 8am – 1pm	A Breath of Fresh Air: World Car Free Day 2025 Community Hike, Walk & Picnic By Sport Singapore Join ActiveSG for a sporting hike and walk from ActiveSG Sengkang Sport Centre to ActiveSG Bishan Sport Centre. This hike brings participants through walking trails to enjoy nature along Sengkang Riverside Park and Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, while promoting a healthier and greener lifestyle. Register now through ActiveSG for A Breath of Fresh Air: World Car Free Day 2025 Community Hike, Walk & Picnic.
26 September 2025, 1.30pm – 4.30pm	Open My Factory: TuasOne Waste-to-Energy Plant By National Environment Agency Step into one of Singapore’s waste-to-energy plants and experience the power of recycling – up close! Take a deep dive into the inner workings of our local waste management system. Watch as trucks sort and unload waste at the reception hall, then get a first-hand look at how it’s processed before taking the fiery plunge into the incinerator. Make every journey a green and healthy one – choose walk, cycle or ride public transport, and explore Clean & Green Experiences all across the island. In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day. For more details and registration, visit NEA’s website for Open My Factory: TuasOne Waste-to-Energy Plant.
27 September 2025, 9.30am – 11am	What’s in my mangrove? By National Parks Board Join us for a guided walk of this unique mangrove wetlands located at the border of freshwater (river) and salt water (sea). Singapore used to have large areas of mangroves, but lost most of them to coastal development. Few mangroves are left in Singapore, one of which is at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve. For registration, visit NParks’s website for What’s in my mangrove?
27 September and 5 October 2025, 10am – 3pm	North-South Corridor Community Pop Ups - Ang Mo Kio Town Centre By Land Transport Authority and Urban Redevelopment Authority Peek into the future of North-South Corridor (NSC) at the Draft Master Plan 2025 Roving Exhibition! Visit our NSC Community Pop Up at Ang Mo Kio Town Centre to learn how surface streets would be transformed into places that are more pleasant, friendly and accessible for Walk-Cycle-Ride users and also play a part in co-designing NSC by sharing your feedback! Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to the NSC Pop Up at Ang Mo Kio Town Centre! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day! You may also share your feedback online through this FORM link.
27 September 2025, 10am – 11am	Race Against Time Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens By National Parks Board This session introduces the research facilities at the Singapore Botanic Gardens such as the Library of Botany & Horticulture, Orchid & Micro-propagation laboratory and the Herbarium. Highlights of this 45-minute tour includes a visit to the Herbarium which stores physical records of reference plant materials, some dating as far back as 1790. In addition, learn about our hybridisation programme for orchids, a process introduced back in 1930’s by the then Director, R.E Holttum. In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day this September, we encourage our visitors to take public transport, cycle, or walk to the Gardens. Let’s journey towards a more sustainable future together! For more details, visit NParks’s website for Race Against Time Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens.
27 September 2025, 10am – 2pm, 2pm – 4pm	Build-a-Lantern with Jimm Wong By National Heritage Board Follow artisan lamp-maker Jimm Wong to construct your own lantern in time for the Mid-Autumn Season! Event will be held at Kreta Ayer Heritage Gallery. For more details and registration, visit Peatix for Build-a-Lantern with Jimm Wong.
27 September 2025, 1pm – 2pm	Guided Tour on HDB Green Towns Programme By Housing Development Board Join us for an engaging experience where you'll explore our sustainability initiatives through interactive display. Learn how the HDB’s Green Towns Programme is shaping Singapore's eco-friendly housing landscape and discover ways your home can contribute to a more sustainable future. Be part of Singapore's green journey today! Walk, cycle, or ride public transport - explore our activity while staying active! Refresh your journey, discover new sights, and make every move a green and healthy one! For more details, visit HDB’s website for Guided Tour on HDB Green Towns Programme and sign up through the FORM link.
27 September 2025, 3pm – 5pm	Singapore Rail Test Centre Tour By Land Transport Authority and MSI Global Discover how Singapore Rail Test Centre (SRTC) plays a pivotal role in renewing, upgrading and expanding the rail network. During the tour, participants will have the opportunity to visit the Administration Building, Operations Control Centre, as well as the Train Maintenance and Refurbishment Workshops. Meeting point: Security Guardhouse (located at the main entrance) of Singapore Rail Test Centre Participants shall be dressed in long pants and covered shoes. Please bring along your IC or Driving License for registration at the Security Guardhouse starting from 2.30pm before the tour starts at 3pm. Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Singapore Rail Test Centre! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day! This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.
28 September 2025, 9.30am –11am	HDB Punggol Northshore Sustainability Trail By Housing Development Board Discover HDB’s smart and sustainable initiatives shaping the Punggol Northshore district. Join our guided trail to explore innovations like Smart Lighting and Smart Parking, and features like community pods and the dragonfly pavilion that bring residents closer to nature and each other. Walk, cycle, or ride public transport - explore our activity while staying active! Refresh your journey, discover new sights, and make every move a green and healthy one! For more details, visit HDB’s website for HDB Punggol Northshore Sustainability Trail and sign up through the FORM link.

Date

Event Details

1 to 30 September 2025

Ride Forward, Give Back
By Helloride Singapore

Take part in this month-long campaign to celebrate car-lite living while giving back. Ride with HelloRide to unlock donated ride passes for underprivileged youths and win rewards by sharing your car-free journey. #worldcarfreedsg

For more details, visit HelloRide website.

1 September to 30 November 2025

Maritime Heritage Trail
By Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore

Come join us on the newly curated Maritime Heritage Trail. This trail is a 2.5-hour walking tour that will take participants back into the past to uncover Singapore's early maritime history. Stroll through the historic Fort Canning Park and Singapore River, explore iconic landmarks such as the Fullerton Hotel and Clifford Pier, and be transported to a time when seafearers, traders, and explorers shaped our island's destiny. Join us for an immersive journey into our maritime legacy, where tales of adventure and trade come to life with each step!

1 September to 30 December 2025

Celebrate SG60 with MINT
By MINT Museum of Toys

Kampong Playtime is a walking trail through a museum’s collection of early toys and traditional games, showcasing how children once played using imagination and simple items. Try classic games like Goli, Chapteh, Congkak, and Hopscotch, and learn about their cultural significance. The experience includes hands-on kite painting, celebrating creativity and Kampong spirit.

For more details on registration, visit MINT Museum of Toys website.

Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.

6 September to 19 October 2025*

*Dates and timings:

6, 7, 20 and 21 Sep, 9am – 11am
4, 5, 18 and 19 Oct, 9am – 11am

Ripples of the Time – Heritage by Singapore River
By ArtBeatz Pte Ltd

Ripples of Time is a 2-hour cultural walking tour along the Singapore River, exploring its history, iconic sculptures, and diverse architecture. Discover stories of trade, transformation, and creativity that shaped the nation’s identity.

Capacity: 6 to 20 participants per session.

For more details, visit SISTIC for Ripples of Time – Heritage by Singapore River.

Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.

7 September to 20 September 2025, 10am – 10pm

This Little Red Dot... (2025)
By Singapore Art Museum

The sixth edition of This Little Red Dot… embraces the theme “My Everyday in Singapore” to celebrate the nation’s 60th birthday. Organised by the Singapore Art Museum (SAM), Singaporeans are invited to reflect on what Singapore means to them and share about the unique experiences of their everyday lives.

Explore 60 diverse artworks and four specially commissioned pieces by illustrators Andrew Tan, Jolene Tan, Adriena Fong, and Jalon Tan, all displayed at VivoCity. Each artwork offers a glimpse into the personal stories that collectively shape our shared Singaporean identity.

Take a moment to reflect on what you cherish about our city. Together, let's celebrate the everyday moments—both big and small—that connect us as a community and shape the place we call home.

Mapletree Investments Pte Ltd has been a proud sponsor of This Little Red Dot… from 2021 – 2025, playing a major role in fostering community storytelling through this initiative.

#SAMThisLittleRedDot2025

*Free admission.

For more details, visit SAM’s website for This Little Red Dot... (2025).

13 September 2025, 9am – 10.30am

Sungei Buloh Tour - Biodiversity Walk at Lim Chu Kang / Cashin House
By National Parks Board

Start your morning with a family-friendly walk at the ulu Lim Chu Kang. Let our volunteer guide take you through remnants of rubber plantations, Lim Chu Kang mangroves, the Cashin House and spot some wildlife along the way.

For registration, visit NParks’s website for Biodiversity Walk at Lim Chu Kang – Cashin House.

13 September 2025, 9.30am –11.30am and 19 September 2025, 9am – 11am

A URA Draft Master Plan 2025 (DMP2025) Special: Stewarding Nature & Heritage in Tanjong Pagar
By Urban Redevelopment Authority

Experience a captivating two-hour walk through Tanjong Pagar, where historic charm meets lush greenery! Jointly organised by the Urban Redevelopment Authority (URA) and Friends of the Museums (FOM), this special tour spotlights 'Stewarding Nature & Heritage', a key theme in URA's Draft Master Plan 2025 (DMP2025).

Once the bustling heart of Singapore's transport and maritime trade, Tanjong Pagar now pulses with new life, where each structure tells a fascinating tale of Singapore's journey from port town to global city. Marvel at the district's innovative blend of heritage conservation and urban greenery – from vertical gardens to tree-lined streets – as we explore how green initiatives have created vital corridors, cooled our city and built a more liveable future for all.

Make every journey a green and healthy one - choose walk, cycle or ride public transport and explore our events while boosting your daily physical activity! In support of World Car-Free Day 2025.

About Friends of the Museums (FOM)
FOM is a volunteer, non-profit society devoted to offering guiding services and financial support to Singapore’s museums and cultural institutions as well as delivering programmes to enhance the community’s knowledge of Asia’s history, culture and art.

Register now on Eventbrite for A URA Draft Master Plan 2025 (DMP2025) Special: Stewarding Nature & Heritage in Tanjong Pagar.

13 September 2025, 9.30am – 11am

Sungei Buloh Tour - What’s in my mangrove?
By National Parks Board

Join us for a guided walk of this unique mangrove wetlands located at the border of freshwater (river) and salt water (sea). Singapore used to have large areas of mangroves, but lost most of them to coastal development. Few mangroves are left in Singapore, one of which is at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.

For registration, visit NParks’s website for What’s in my mangrove? At Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve.

13 September 2025, 10am - 12pm

Behind-The-Scenes of Cemetery Services
By National Environment Agency

Step behind the scenes and explore Singapore’s cemetery and columbarium services.

This unique tour offers a thoughtful look into the design and purpose behind these memorial spaces. Discover how these peaceful, accessible locations are thoughtfully planned to provide a place for remembrance while addressing land scarcity concerns.

Make every journey a green and healthy one – choose walk, cycle or ride public transport, and explore Clean & Green Experiences all across the island. In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day.

For more details and registration, visit NEA’s website for Behind-The-Scenes of Cemetery Services.

13 September 2025, 10.30am - 12.30pm

Art In Transit Tour
By Land Transport Authority and Art Outreach

Art Outreach presents a series of guided tours to introduce the public to the Art in Transit (AIT) programme, Singapore’s largest public art showcase.

Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Art-In-Transit artworks! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

13 September to 26 October 2025*

*Dates and timings:

13, 14, 27, 28 Sep, 4pm – 5.30pm
11, 12, 25, 26 Oct, 4pm – 5.30pm

The Universal Language Walk
By ArtBeatz Pte Ltd

Sun Yu-li's Art Trail is a 1.5-hour walking tour from Clarke Quay Central to Coleman Bridge Underpass, featuring his digital artworks and sculptures. Discover the stories behind his symbolic "Universal Language" through informal interviews and receive a copy of From A Dot: Journey of Sun Yu-li.

Capacity: Up to 15 participants per tour.

For more details, visit SISTIC for Universal Language Walk.

Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.

14 September 2025, 9.30am - 10.30am

Elevating Walking & Cycling Experience Tour
By Land Transport Authority

How does LTA make daily walking and cycling journeys more convenient and comfortable?

Join us on a short, curated walking tour and discover more about LTA’s street-level wayfinding system pilot, bicycle parking facilities as well as road repurposing projects in the Central Area.

Meeting point: Telok Ayer MRT Station (Exit A) near the Control Station.

Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore the Central Area! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.

14 September 2025, 10am - 3pm

North-South Corridor Community Pop Ups – Northpoint
By Land Transport Authority and Urban Redevelopment Authority

Peek into the future of North-South Corridor (NSC) at the Draft Master Plan 2025 Roving Exhibition! Visit our NSC Community Pop Up at Northpoint to learn how surface streets would be transformed into places that are more pleasant, friendly and accessible for Walk-Cycle-Ride users and also play a part in co-designing NSC by sharing your feedback!

Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to the NSC Corridor Community Pop Up at Northpoint! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

You may also share your feedback online through this FORM link.

20 September 2025, 9am – 10am

Heritage Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens
By National Parks Board

For over 150 years, Singapore Botanic Gardens has been the birthplace of Southeast Asia's rubber and orchid industries. A walk through Tanglin / Heritage Core of the Gardens will evoke memories of bygone days where ladies stroll through the Gardens with the parasols and long skirts. Highlights of the tour include the Bandstand, sculptures in the Gardens, the Heritage Trees, the Main Gate, the Saraca Stream Walk.

In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day this September, we encourage our visitors to take public transport, cycle, or walk to the Gardens. Let’s journey towards a more sustainable future together!

For more details, visit NParks’s website for Heritage Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens.

20 September 2025, 9am – 10am

Learning Forest Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens
By National Parks Board

The Learning Forest features a network of boardwalks and elevated walkways that allow 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. Walk amongst a collection of some of the tallest tree species in Southeast Asia at the SPH Walk of Giants.

In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day this September, we encourage our visitors to take public transport, cycle, or walk to the Gardens. Let’s journey towards a more sustainable future together!

For more details, visit NParks’s website for Learning Forest Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens.

20 September 2025, 9am – 10am, 10am – 11am, 11am - 12pm, 4pm - 5pm

National Orchid Garden Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens
By National Parks Board

Explore the beauty and diversity of orchids with our volunteer guides in this 1-hour tour.

In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day this September, we encourage our visitors to take public transport, cycle, or walk to the Gardens. Let’s journey towards a more sustainable future together!

*Admission fees into the National Orchid Garden applies.

For more details, visit NParks’s website for National Orchid Garden Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens.

20 September 2025, 9.30am –11.30am

Heritage Guided Walk at Rail Corridor (Central)
By National Parks Board

Join us for a morning walk at the Rail Corridor (Central)!

Rediscover the history of the former railway line, and uncover interesting facts about the heritage landmarks such as the old Bukit Timah Railway Station and Staff Quarters. Participants can also get a chance to learn some of the flora and fauna commonly spotted around the area. This guided tour is suitable for everyone, both young and old.

For registration, visit NParks’s website for Heritage Guided Walk at Rail Corridor Central.

20 September 2025, 10am – 12pm, 4 – 6pm

Stories in Stone: Katong-Joo Chiat Built Heritage and Historical Tour
By National Heritage Board and Katong Culture

Step into the past and explore the architectural marvels of Katong–Joo Chiat on foot in a captivating journey through the area's rich history, distinctive culture, and iconic landmarks. Hear from National Heritage Board’s Heritage Action Node (HAN) Champions as they share fascinating stories behind historic architectural gems, including the Peranakan shophouses along Koon Seng Road, the Red House Bakery, and the former Joo Chiat Police Station.

Held in conjunction with the Draft Master Plan 2025 exhibition, this walking tour will feature select installations by SUTD students, in collaboration with SAA Architects and RSP Architects Planners and Engineers, installed for Singapore Archifest 2025’s SGAF+. The tour will culminate in an exclusive home visit.

For more details and registration, visit NHB’s website for Stories in Stone: Katong-Joo Chiat Built Heritage and Historical Tour.

20 and 21 September 2025, 3pm – 6pm

Stories of Clementi’s Pavements: Photography Workshop and Photo Walk
By Singapore University of Social Sciences Production Interest Group

Join us for a guided photowalk through the nature trails of Clementi, led by SUSS Production Interest Group in partnership with Canon. Participants will learn practical camera settings for nature photography and explore photo composition techniques while capturing unique perspectives. The journey will take you through scenic spots including the Ulu Pandan Canal, Old Jurong Railway Line Bridge, Sunset Way Railway Tracks, and the Van Kleef Centre. This immersive experience combines hands-on learning with exploration, offering both technical skills and creative inspiration. Discover how to capture Clementi’s charm and history through your lens as you walk, cycle or ride through the townscape.

This programme is supported by Canon and Ngee Ann Polytechnic, part of Heritage Activation Nodes, organised by SUSS Production Interest Group (PDIG).

For more details and registration, visit NHB’s website for Stories of Clementi’s Pavements: Photography Workshop and Photo Walk.

20 and 21 September 2025

Guided Walking Tour: Functions of the Civic District
By Land Transport Authority and National Heritage Board

In support of World Car-Free Day, join us on a guided tour exploring landmarks in the bustling Civic District! Part of the National Heritage Board’s Civic District Heritage Trail, these tours aim to provide participants with deeper insights into the area's heritage, offering an immersive experience of its living history. Through this tour, participants will learn about key civic institutions and their historical functions.

Disclaimer: This tour is recommended for ages 13 and above who are physically fit, as it may involve climbing stairs, navigating slopes and extended periods of outdoor walking. Tickets are priced at $5 each.

For more details and registration, visit Peatix for tours on 20 Sep and 21 Sep.

21 September 2025, 6am

World Car-Free Day Ride
By Pas Normal Studios

Gather your friends and embark on a lap (51km!) around Singapore.

For details and registration, visit strava.

21 September 2025, 8am – 11am

Nikon Shutter Quest: Car-Free Day Edition
By Nikon Singapore in collaboration with Funan

Gear up for an urban photo adventure with Nikon School— a fun-filled photography hunt through Singapore’s car-free zones. Capture iconic scenes, unlock creative challenges, and get an exclusive gift upon completing the quest. Bring your own camera devices or get a chance to test our Nikon Z series camera & lenses (first come, first served basis).

For more details and registration, visit Nikon Shutter Quest: Car-Free Day Edition.

21 September 2025, 5pm – 6pm

Architecture in Motion – Punggol Green / One Punggol / Pencils by the Water
By Land Transport Authority, People’s Association, DP Architects and DP Green

Meeting Point: Punggol MRT Station (Exit A).

Walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Punggol Green and One Punggol! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.

22 September 2025, 8am – 1pm

A Breath of Fresh Air: World Car Free Day 2025 Community Hike, Walk & Picnic
By Sport Singapore

Join ActiveSG for a sporting hike and walk from ActiveSG Sengkang Sport Centre to ActiveSG Bishan Sport Centre. This hike brings participants through walking trails to enjoy nature along Sengkang Riverside Park and Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park, while promoting a healthier and greener lifestyle.

26 September 2025, 1.30pm – 4.30pm

Open My Factory: TuasOne Waste-to-Energy Plant
By National Environment Agency

Step into one of Singapore’s waste-to-energy plants and experience the power of recycling – up close!

Take a deep dive into the inner workings of our local waste management system. Watch as trucks sort and unload waste at the reception hall, then get a first-hand look at how it’s processed before taking the fiery plunge into the incinerator.

Make every journey a green and healthy one – choose walk, cycle or ride public transport, and explore Clean & Green Experiences all across the island. In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day.

For more details and registration, visit NEA’s website for Open My Factory: TuasOne Waste-to-Energy Plant.

27 September 2025, 9.30am – 11am

What’s in my mangrove?
By National Parks Board

For registration, visit NParks’s website for What’s in my mangrove?

27 September and 5 October 2025, 10am – 3pm

North-South Corridor Community Pop Ups - Ang Mo Kio Town Centre
By Land Transport Authority and Urban Redevelopment Authority

Peek into the future of North-South Corridor (NSC) at the Draft Master Plan 2025 Roving Exhibition! Visit our NSC Community Pop Up at Ang Mo Kio Town Centre to learn how surface streets would be transformed into places that are more pleasant, friendly and accessible for Walk-Cycle-Ride users and also play a part in co-designing NSC by sharing your feedback!

Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to the NSC Pop Up at Ang Mo Kio Town Centre! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

You may also share your feedback online through this FORM link.

27 September 2025, 10am – 11am

Race Against Time Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens
By National Parks Board

This session introduces the research facilities at the Singapore Botanic Gardens such as the Library of Botany & Horticulture, Orchid & Micro-propagation laboratory and the Herbarium.

Highlights of this 45-minute tour includes a visit to the Herbarium which stores physical records of reference plant materials, some dating as far back as 1790. In addition, learn about our hybridisation programme for orchids, a process introduced back in 1930’s by the then Director, R.E Holttum.

In support of LTA’s World Car-Free Day this September, we encourage our visitors to take public transport, cycle, or walk to the Gardens. Let’s journey towards a more sustainable future together!

For more details, visit NParks’s website for Race Against Time Tour at Singapore Botanic Gardens.

27 September 2025, 10am – 2pm, 2pm – 4pm

Build-a-Lantern with Jimm Wong
By National Heritage Board

Follow artisan lamp-maker Jimm Wong to construct your own lantern in time for the Mid-Autumn Season! Event will be held at Kreta Ayer Heritage Gallery.

For more details and registration, visit Peatix for Build-a-Lantern with Jimm Wong.

27 September 2025, 1pm – 2pm

Guided Tour on HDB Green Towns Programme
By Housing Development Board

Join us for an engaging experience where you'll explore our sustainability initiatives through interactive display.

Learn how the HDB’s Green Towns Programme is shaping Singapore's eco-friendly housing landscape and discover ways your home can contribute to a more sustainable future.

Be part of Singapore's green journey today!

Walk, cycle, or ride public transport - explore our activity while staying active! Refresh your journey, discover new sights, and make every move a green and healthy one!

For more details, visit HDB’s website for Guided Tour on HDB Green Towns Programme and sign up through the FORM link.

27 September 2025, 3pm – 5pm

Singapore Rail Test Centre Tour
By Land Transport Authority and MSI Global

Discover how Singapore Rail Test Centre (SRTC) plays a pivotal role in renewing, upgrading and expanding the rail network. During the tour, participants will have the opportunity to visit the Administration Building, Operations Control Centre, as well as the Train Maintenance and Refurbishment Workshops.

Meeting point: Security Guardhouse (located at the main entrance) of Singapore Rail Test Centre

Participants shall be dressed in long pants and covered shoes. Please bring along your IC or Driving License for registration at the Security Guardhouse starting from 2.30pm before the tour starts at 3pm.

Refresh Your Journey - walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Singapore Rail Test Centre! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

This event is fully booked, registration is now closed.

28 September 2025, 9.30am –11am

HDB Punggol Northshore Sustainability Trail
By Housing Development Board

Discover HDB’s smart and sustainable initiatives shaping the Punggol Northshore district.

Join our guided trail to explore innovations like Smart Lighting and Smart Parking, and features like community pods and the dragonfly pavilion that bring residents closer to nature and each other.

Walk, cycle, or ride public transport - explore our activity while staying active! Refresh your journey, discover new sights, and make every move a green and healthy one!

For more details, visit HDB’s website for HDB Punggol Northshore Sustainability Trail and sign up through the FORM link.

Ongoing Events

Ongoing Events	Event Details
7 April 2025 to 31 March 2026	Lunch On Us By Anywheel and SBS Transit Commuters who cycle and take selected bus services between 10am and 3pm will stand a chance to win one of the 75 prizes worth $100 each, including a 90-day Anywheel bicycle pass and F&B vouchers. *Terms and conditions apply. For more details, visit the Instagram of Anywheel.
16 May to 21 December 2025, Various Timings	Clean & Green Singapore (CGS) Experiences By National Environment Agency CGS Experiences offers behind-the-scenes learning journeys to fascinating environmental facilities, rarely opened to the public. From watching glass transform at Abraclean's recycling facility, to understanding air-conditioner recycling at Gain City, and exploring the Project Wolbachia mosquito factory, these exclusive tours provide unique insights into what goes into keeping Singapore Clean & Green. There's even more to explore this year, with new learning journeys covering diverse topics such as sustainable furniture crafting, marine conservation, and essential services like after-death care. Join us for these eye-opening experiences and discover how Singapore is building a greener future! For more details and registration, visit NEA’s website for Clean & Green Singapore (CGS) Experiences.
1 August to 30 September 2025	Jurong West Bus-Venture: Heritage Hawker Trail By SMRT and Stellar Ace Ready to discover more about heritage hawkers? Hop on this bus and explore hawker stories of Jurong West! Participants that check in at all 6 hawker stalls via WINK+ app will receive a $10 FairPrice voucher and a plushie, while stocks last. Download the WINK+ app and go on a bus-venture now!
1 August to 16 November 2025, 10am – 7pm	SAM Contemporaries: How To Dream Worlds By Singapore Art Museum What does it mean to imagine a world otherwise? How To Dream Worlds, the second edition of SAM Contemporaries, brings together six artists whose practices span installation, moving image and materially driven forms. Their works emerge from diverse concerns—body-machine intimacies, the uncovering of dominant and erased narratives, and the politics of cultivated space—each grounded in the specificities of their own research and lived experiences. The exhibition’s title proposes a reading of these practices, approaching dreaming as a method and form of resistance, gesturing towards other ways of living, relating and perceiving from within the conditions of the now. Some works speculate on possible futures; others dwell in the traces of what was. Many attend to the present, paying close attention to the undercurrents that shape daily experience. These are not visions of utopias but propositions in motion, open-ended and continuously unfolding. Rather than offering solutions or conclusions, they linger in uncertainty and possibility. As you move through the exhibition, you are invited to journey alongside the artists in asking what it means to imagine something otherwise. Here, dreaming is not about arriving at a final, perfected “elsewhere,” but about staying with the process—the slow, ongoing work of questioning the world as it is, and imagining what it could still be and become. *General admission applies (Free for Singaporeans and PRs). For more details, visit SAM’s website for SAM Contemporaries: How To Dream Worlds.
2 August 2025 to 28 June 2026, 10am – 7pm	*Learning Gallery* By Singapore Art Museum Spark Curiosity. Rekindle Wonder. Explore contemporary art with the uninhibited spirit of a child and rediscover the joy of learning. Established as part of Singapore Art Museum’s continued support of art education, the Learning Gallery is dedicated to the engagement and understanding of broader issues through contemporary artworks. These artworks have been specially selected from the National Collection or commissioned to extend the learning of contemporary art to all ages. The human impulse to create and appreciate art starts in childhood. Childhood itself is a defining stage in all our lives, shaping our emotions, beliefs, and memories. Both art and childhood are universal human experiences, marked by freedom, inherent curiosity, and fearless exploration. The Learning Gallery invites you to rediscover this childlike spirit—unburdened and unafraid to explore the unknown. In this second edition, we encourage you to look beyond the ordinary, explore possibilities even if it means venturing outside traditional boundaries, and experimenting with new ideas and materials. The gallery features artworks that span across diverse media. They explore accessible themes of identity, home, nature and the environment, people and places, space and memory. The artworks provoke important and timely questions about life and inspire new ways of seeing and understanding contemporary art. School groups must make a booking prior to their visit. In-gallery teaching and learning resources for the Learning Gallery are also available. Please contact learning@singaporeartmuseum.sg for enquiries and bookings. *Free admission. For more details, visit SAM’s website for Learning Gallery.
23 August to 13 September 2025, 10am – 9pm	*Hello Future: Sharing Our Journey Together* By Singapore Art Museum What are our shared experiences as a nation—and what are our hopes for the future? This exhibition invites you to explore these questions through the eyes of preschool children. Hello Future: Sharing Our Journey Together is part of the Think! Contemporary Preschool programme, presented by Singapore Art Museum (SAM) in collaboration with 24 preschools across Singapore—a significant increase from the eight schools that were involved in the previous edition. Through this programme, contemporary art becomes a gateway for young children to explore and make sense of the world around them. The children were introduced to exhibitions at SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, including the Learning Gallery and Seeing Forest by Robert Zhao Renhui, Singapore's representative at the Venice Biennale 2024. The artworks presented issues of our time and reflect the themes of Singaporean identity, community and our changing environment. In response, the children began to see Singapore as not just a country, but a shared space full of stories, memories and possibilities. Guided by their teachers and inspired by contemporary art, the children channelled their understanding into expressive artworks and stories. Join us and see how our youngest voices view our past, present and future: imagining Singapore as a community where we share, care and create together. *Free admission. For more details, visit SAM’s website for Hello Future: Sharing Our Journey Together.
21 September 2025 to 26 October 2025	Car Free Game By MOVE&JOY Transport emissions make up around 15% of Singapore's total carbon emissions. This World Car-Free Month, join a “human-powered sustainability challenge” to reduce land transport emissions. Walk, run, pedal, skate, or scoot to your destinations and track your car-free journeys using MOVE&JOY, Singapore’s homegrown eco-mobility rewards app. For more details, visit CarFree Game.
27 September to 5 October 2025, Various timings	A Weekend with The Everyday Museum: Subtle Dwellings By Singapore Art Museum Can liminal or transitional spaces–such as pathways, corridors and lobbies–be transformed into community-driven third places? A Weekend with The Everyday Museum is back with programmes that invite you to pause, reflect and engage in sustained, gentle acts of observation and participation. Become attuned to the quiet richness of overlooked corners and honour the everyday as both the setting and the subject of our artistic encounters. A Weekend with The Everyday Museum presents a series of programmes centred on our ongoing public art commissions. Expect to encounter everyday sights, sounds and uses of various sites with fresh eyes. The Everyday Museum is a public art initiative by Singapore Art Museum. Look out for the full lineup to be released soon on! *Registration required. For more details, visit SAM’s website for A Weekend with The Everyday Museum: Subtle Dwellings.
27 September to 12 October 2025, 6.30pm – 10.30pm	Lights by the Lake at Jurong Lake Gardens By National Parks Board Since 2019, Lights by the Lake has enchanted visitors as a signature Mid-Autumn Festival celebration in the Jurong Lake District. Get ready to be mesmerised by a spectacular fusion of lanterns, lights, music, and cultural experiences at this marquee event. For more details, visit NParks’s website for Lights by the Lake at Jurong Lake Gardens.
28 September to 31 October 2025	SG60 Fun Discovery Trail By SBS Transit, SimplyGo and Singapore Polytechnic Media & Design School Join us this World Car-Free Day for a trail like no other! Hop on our Downtown and North East Lines and set off on a fun SG60 adventure. Explore our thematic pop-up booths at selected stations, collect digital stamps, and discover surprising facts about our stations. It’s engaging, educational and car-lite — so tap in and let the journey begin! Visit this space later for more details.
Ongoing	Physical activity programmes and health workshops through the Healthy 365 app By Health Promotion Board Make every step count towards better health! Walk or cycle to your destinations and track your steps and MVPA using the Healthy 365 app. Discover Health Promotion Board's invigorating workout classes and health workshops across the island, take part in milestone challenges, and earn health rewards along the way. Let Healthy 365 celebrate all your wins on your journey to achieving overall health, no matter how big or small. For more details, visit Health Hub for classes and health workshops.
Ongoing	Explore Chinatown’s Built Heritage! By Urban Redevelopment Authority Join a 2-hour walking tour of the Historic District of Chinatown led by docents from Friends of the Museums (FOM) and delve into the area’s rich architectural, cultural and social history. Choose from four tour routes, each covering a distinctive precinct: Bukit Pasoh, Kreta Ayer, Tanjong Pagar and Telok Ayer. Witness how Singapore's built heritage blends into our urban landscape and enriches it, fostering a unique and liveable city environment. Learn about Singapore’s award-winning conservation programme and gain a better appreciation of our efforts in balancing competing land needs in our small island city-state. These Chinatown Heritage Walks are jointly organised by the Urban Redevelopment Authority and the FOM. About Friends of the Museums (FOM) FOM is a volunteer, non-profit society devoted to offering guiding services and financial support to Singapore’s museums and cultural institutions as well as delivering programmes to enhance the community’s knowledge of Asia’s history, culture and art. Register now on Eventbrite for Explore Chinatown’s Built Heritage!
Ongoing (Self Guided)	Self-guided Walks at Therapeutic Gardens in Parks By National Parks Board Therapeutic gardens are designed based on scientific research to facilitate interactions with nature and improve the well-being of its visitors. Find a park to enjoy our therapeutic gardens: Punggol Waterway Park Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park Sembawang Park East Coast Park Pasir Ris Park Choa Chu Kang Park Telok Blangah Hill Park Bedok Reservior Park Woodlands Healing Garden Jurong Lake Gardens Yishun Pond Park Sun Plaza Park HortPark Punggol Park West Coast Park Pek Kio Park For more details, visit NParks’s website for Self-guided Walks at Therapeutic Gardens in Parks.
Ongoing (Self-guided)	Self-guided Heritage Trails By National Heritage Board Heritage can be found in every nook and corner of the island, whether at iconic National Monuments, or in everyday spaces like our favourite neighbourhood playground. Embark on the National Heritage Board's well-loved heritage trails and experience the lesser-known stories behind the neighbourhoods and streets of Singapore where we live, work and play. Choose walk, cycle or ride and stay active while discovering different facets of Singapore! Make every journey a green and healthy one! For more details, visit NHB’s website for Self-guided Heritage Trails.
Ongoing (Self-guided)	Anywhere Adventures: Katong-Joo Chiat By Jessica Heng and Bambby Cheuk Go on a self-guided audio journey through the soul of Katong-Joo Chiat, guided by neighbourhood natives Jessica Heng and Bambby Cheuk. Walk and ride your way through this uniquely crafted audio adventure that weaves personal memories with fascinating tales of the area's rich entertainment and cultural heritage. From bustling theatres and bangsawan performances, to beloved leisure spots and historic bus routes, discover how this precinct became a beating heart of local cinema and entertainment. Enjoy the stories that unfold through oral history accounts and rich sound effect as you explore the neighbourhood's colourful past! This Call for Collaboration project is supported by Katong Culture and part of the Heritage Activation Nodes initiative, organised by Bambby Cheuk and Jessica Heng. For more details, visit NHB’s website for Anywhere Adventures: Katong-Joo Chiat.
Ongoing (Self-guided)	Self-Guided Heritage Trail Booklets at Katong-Joo Chiat and Clementi By Ngee Ann Polytechnic Explore the rich heritage of Katong-Joo Chiat and Clementi with a series of self-guided activity handbooks designed by Ngee Ann Polytechnic students. Tailored for families with young children and youths, these printable resources feature captivating puzzles, activities and trivia, offering an immersive and interactive journey to connect with the vibrant history and culture of the neighbourhoods at one's own pace. Discover different facets of Singapore through walking, cycling or riding to these landmarks and enjoy an active lifestyle! For more details, visit NHB’s website for Self-Guided Heritage Trail Booklets at Katong-Joo Chiat and Clementi.
Ongoing (Self-guided)	Jalan Jalan: A Trail to Rediscover Neighbourhoods (Brickland) By Brickland Youth Network Join us for a trail curated by Brickland Youth Network. Come and discover the everydayness of Brickland – its connectedness to its agricultural beginnings, military past, and diverse community spirit. View the Jalan Jalan: Brickland trail map to experience this trail. Walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Brickland! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!
Ongoing, 9am – 7pm	HiddenSG @ Katong-Joo Chiat By Hidden Singapore Think you know Katong-Joo Chiat, one of Singapore’s oldest neighbourhoods? Test your knowledge by playing HAN@Katong-Joo Chiat’s HiddenSG Game! Starting from Haig Road Market and Food Centre, participants can see the area in a new light as they walk through its streets to uncover hidden clues and complete challenges that unravel the neighbourhood's rich heritage. Guided by Void Deck Cat and Hannie via WhatsApp, players will delve into the area's vibrant culture and relive its storied past through an interactive, engaging experience. For more details and registration, visit NHB’s website for HiddenSG @ Katong-Joo Chiat.
Ongoing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Selected Saturdays	Discover Singapore’s Urban Transformation! By Urban Redevelopment Authority Designed for local residents, our guided tour offers an insightful overview of Singapore’s urban development and URA’s role in translating plans into reality through long-term, integrated planning. Led by URA volunteers, gain a better appreciation of the challenges in balancing different needs for land and the innovative solutions that we have adopted – from creating car-lite neighbourhoods that prioritise walking and cycling, to developing creative approaches to optimise our limited land. Together, these strategies help shape a distinctive, liveable and sustainable city. Make every journey a green and healthy one - choose walk, cycle or ride public transport and explore our events while boosting your daily physical activity! In support of World Car-Free Day 2025. For more details and registration, visit Eventbrite for Discover Singapore’s Urban Transformation!
Ongoing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Selected Saturdays	Explore URA’s Draft Master Plan 2025 exhibition By Urban Redevelopment Authority Catch a glimpse of tomorrow's Singapore at the Draft Master Plan 2025 (DMP2025) exhibition! Discover how we're shaping Singapore's future together - where life's essentials are closer to home, where work finds harmony with life, and where heritage and nature are woven into our neighbourhoods. The DMP2025 translates our long-term vision into detailed plans for Singapore over the next 10 to 15 years. Developed together with Singaporeans, the DMP2025 showcases four key themes that guide our plans: Shaping a Happy and Healthy City, Enabling Sustainable Growth, Stewarding Nature and Heritage, and Strengthening Urban Resilience. Find out how an inclusive, well-connected and sustainable land transport system is a key part of our plans to enable everyone to Walk, Cycle, Ride in our daily commutes! Make every journey a green and healthy one - choose walk, cycle or ride public transport and explore our events while boosting your daily physical activity! In support of World Car-Free Day 2025. For more details and registration, visit Eventbrite for Explore URA’s Draft Master Plan 2025 exhibition.
Ongoing on Tuesdays, 6.45pm	TUESDAY RUNS WITH HAPPY PACE CLUB By The Pace, Happy Pace Club Every Tuesday, The Pace brings together two running crews with distinct styles and one shared love for movement — The High Panters (THP), pioneers of urban running and culture, and Happy Pace Club, an all-female crew creating safe and inclusive spaces through running. Run with Happy Pace Club, possibly Singapore’s first all-female run crew, every Tuesday from The Pace at Funan. Founded three years ago, the club was created to provide a safe, welcoming space for women to come together and run – just as they are. Today, Happy Pace Club remains an intimate and inclusive community, hosting weekly runs from our home base at Funan. Sessions typically feature easy runs lasting 40–50 minutes, with occasional strength workouts added in. Whether you're a seasoned runner or just getting started, all are welcome. For more details, visit the Instagram of Happy Pace Club.
Ongoing on Tuesday, 6.45pm	TUESDAY RUNS WITH THE HIGH PANTERS By The Pace, The High Panters Every Tuesday, The Pace brings together two running crews with distinct styles and one shared love for movement — The High Panters (THP), pioneers of urban running and culture, and Happy Pace Club, an all-female crew creating safe and inclusive spaces through running. The High Panters (THP), celebrating their 13th year, are one of Singapore’s original urban run crews. Known for their unsanctioned races and strong community focus, THP channels all race fees and merch sales toward causes they care about—most recently, supporting a Chiang Mai home that empowers underprivileged girls with shelter, food, and education. Post-COVID, THP launched Host Your Hood sessions—neighbourhood run tours led by crew members, aligned with the We Can Finally Dance vision of greener, healthier, and more vibrant cities. These runs uncover hidden gems and stories tucked away in everyday places—parks, backstreets, and landmarks—culminating in a hearty makan at a local spot. Because parks are the heart of our neighbourhoods, and Singapore is far from boring. Whether you're a curious first-timer or a seasoned runner, lace up and join the crew — everyone’s welcome on the journey. For details and registration, join WhatsApp chat or visit the Instagram of The High Panters.
Ongoing English: Tue (2.30pm), Sat (2.30pm), Sun (4.30pm) Mandarin: Tue (4.30pm),Sun (2.30pm)	Back-of-House Guided Tour: "Former Supreme Court: Unseen Unheard" By National Gallery Singapore Go behind the scenes of Singapore’s former Supreme Court in this exclusive tour. Explore hidden prisoner passageways, step into the dock, visit the Viewing Gallery, and hear stories of high-profile cases. Plus, get a rare access to the Chief Justice’s private lift and seat. For more details and registration, visit National Gallery, Singapore website for Back-of-House Guided Tour: "Former Supreme Court: Unseen Unheard". Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.
*Ongoing on 1^st and 3^rd week of Saturday, 3.30pm – 5.30pm** Dates 6, 20 September 2025* 4, 18 October 2025 1, 15 November 2025	Triad Trails By Architectsoflife Ltd Discover Chinatown’s hidden secrets! Guided by an ex-offender, explore iconic spots and untold stories that shaped Singapore. For more details and registration, visit Triad Trails. Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.

Event Details

7 April 2025 to 31 March 2026

Lunch On Us
By Anywheel and SBS Transit

Commuters who cycle and take selected bus services between 10am and 3pm will stand a chance to win one of the 75 prizes worth $100 each, including a 90-day Anywheel bicycle pass and F&B vouchers.

*Terms and conditions apply.

For more details, visit the Instagram of Anywheel.

16 May to 21 December 2025, Various Timings

Clean & Green Singapore (CGS) Experiences
By National Environment Agency

CGS Experiences offers behind-the-scenes learning journeys to fascinating environmental facilities, rarely opened to the public. From watching glass transform at Abraclean's recycling facility, to understanding air-conditioner recycling at Gain City, and exploring the Project Wolbachia mosquito factory, these exclusive tours provide unique insights into what goes into keeping Singapore Clean & Green.

There's even more to explore this year, with new learning journeys covering diverse topics such as sustainable furniture crafting, marine conservation, and essential services like after-death care.

Join us for these eye-opening experiences and discover how Singapore is building a greener future!

For more details and registration, visit NEA’s website for Clean & Green Singapore (CGS) Experiences.

1 August to 30 September 2025

Jurong West Bus-Venture: Heritage Hawker Trail
By SMRT and Stellar Ace

Ready to discover more about heritage hawkers? Hop on this bus and explore hawker stories of Jurong West!

Participants that check in at all 6 hawker stalls via WINK+ app will receive a $10 FairPrice voucher and a plushie, while stocks last.

Download the WINK+ app and go on a bus-venture now!

1 August to 16 November 2025, 10am – 7pm

SAM Contemporaries: How To Dream Worlds
By Singapore Art Museum

What does it mean to imagine a world otherwise?

How To Dream Worlds, the second edition of SAM Contemporaries, brings together six artists whose practices span installation, moving image and materially driven forms. Their works emerge from diverse concerns—body-machine intimacies, the uncovering of dominant and erased narratives, and the politics of cultivated space—each grounded in the specificities of their own research and lived experiences.

The exhibition’s title proposes a reading of these practices, approaching dreaming as a method and form of resistance, gesturing towards other ways of living, relating and perceiving from within the conditions of the now. Some works speculate on possible futures; others dwell in the traces of what was. Many attend to the present, paying close attention to the undercurrents that shape daily experience. These are not visions of utopias but propositions in motion, open-ended and continuously unfolding. Rather than offering solutions or conclusions, they linger in uncertainty and possibility.

As you move through the exhibition, you are invited to journey alongside the artists in asking what it means to imagine something otherwise. Here, dreaming is not about arriving at a final, perfected “elsewhere,” but about staying with the process—the slow, ongoing work of questioning the world as it is, and imagining what it could still be and become.

*General admission applies (Free for Singaporeans and PRs).

For more details, visit SAM’s website for SAM Contemporaries: How To Dream Worlds.

2 August 2025 to 28 June 2026, 10am – 7pm

Learning Gallery
By Singapore Art Museum

Spark Curiosity. Rekindle Wonder. Explore contemporary art with the uninhibited spirit of a child and rediscover the joy of learning.

Established as part of Singapore Art Museum’s continued support of art education, the Learning Gallery is dedicated to the engagement and understanding of broader issues through contemporary artworks. These artworks have been specially selected from the National Collection or commissioned to extend the learning of contemporary art to all ages.

The human impulse to create and appreciate art starts in childhood. Childhood itself is a defining stage in all our lives, shaping our emotions, beliefs, and memories. Both art and childhood are universal human experiences, marked by freedom, inherent curiosity, and fearless exploration.

The Learning Gallery invites you to rediscover this childlike spirit—unburdened and unafraid to explore the unknown. In this second edition, we encourage you to look beyond the ordinary, explore possibilities even if it means venturing outside traditional boundaries, and experimenting with new ideas and materials.

The gallery features artworks that span across diverse media. They explore accessible themes of identity, home, nature and the environment, people and places, space and memory. The artworks provoke important and timely questions about life and inspire new ways of seeing and understanding contemporary art.

School groups must make a booking prior to their visit. In-gallery teaching and learning resources for the Learning Gallery are also available. Please contact learning@singaporeartmuseum.sg for enquiries and bookings.

*Free admission.

For more details, visit SAM’s website for Learning Gallery.

23 August to 13 September 2025, 10am – 9pm

Hello Future: Sharing Our Journey Together
By Singapore Art Museum

What are our shared experiences as a nation—and what are our hopes for the future?

This exhibition invites you to explore these questions through the eyes of preschool children.

Hello Future: Sharing Our Journey Together is part of the Think! Contemporary Preschool programme, presented by Singapore Art Museum (SAM) in collaboration with 24 preschools across Singapore—a significant increase from the eight schools that were involved in the previous edition.

Through this programme, contemporary art becomes a gateway for young children to explore and make sense of the world around them. The children were introduced to exhibitions at SAM at Tanjong Pagar Distripark, including the Learning Gallery and Seeing Forest by Robert Zhao Renhui, Singapore's representative at the Venice Biennale 2024. The artworks presented issues of our time and reflect the themes of Singaporean identity, community and our changing environment.

In response, the children began to see Singapore as not just a country, but a shared space full of stories, memories and possibilities. Guided by their teachers and inspired by contemporary art, the children channelled their understanding into expressive artworks and stories.

Join us and see how our youngest voices view our past, present and future: imagining Singapore as a community where we share, care and create together.

*Free admission.

For more details, visit SAM’s website for Hello Future: Sharing Our Journey Together.

21 September 2025 to 26 October 2025

Car Free Game
By MOVE&JOY

Transport emissions make up around 15% of Singapore's total carbon emissions. This World Car-Free Month, join a “human-powered sustainability challenge” to reduce land transport emissions.

Walk, run, pedal, skate, or scoot to your destinations and track your car-free journeys using MOVE&JOY, Singapore’s homegrown eco-mobility rewards app.

For more details, visit CarFree Game.

27 September to 5 October 2025, Various timings

A Weekend with The Everyday Museum: Subtle Dwellings
By Singapore Art Museum

Can liminal or transitional spaces–such as pathways, corridors and lobbies–be transformed into community-driven third places? A Weekend with The Everyday Museum is back with programmes that invite you to pause, reflect and engage in sustained, gentle acts of observation and participation. Become attuned to the quiet richness of overlooked corners and honour the everyday as both the setting and the subject of our artistic encounters.

A Weekend with The Everyday Museum presents a series of programmes centred on our ongoing public art commissions. Expect to encounter everyday sights, sounds and uses of various sites with fresh eyes. The Everyday Museum is a public art initiative by Singapore Art Museum.

Look out for the full lineup to be released soon on!

*Registration required.

For more details, visit SAM’s website for A Weekend with The Everyday Museum: Subtle Dwellings.

27 September to 12 October 2025, 6.30pm – 10.30pm

Lights by the Lake at Jurong Lake Gardens
By National Parks Board

Since 2019, Lights by the Lake has enchanted visitors as a signature Mid-Autumn Festival celebration in the Jurong Lake District.

Get ready to be mesmerised by a spectacular fusion of lanterns, lights, music, and cultural experiences at this marquee event.

For more details, visit NParks’s website for Lights by the Lake at Jurong Lake Gardens.

28 September to 31 October 2025

SG60 Fun Discovery Trail
By SBS Transit, SimplyGo and Singapore Polytechnic Media & Design School

Join us this World Car-Free Day for a trail like no other! Hop on our Downtown and North East Lines and set off on a fun SG60 adventure. Explore our thematic pop-up booths at selected stations, collect digital stamps, and discover surprising facts about our stations. It’s engaging, educational and car-lite — so tap in and let the journey begin!

Visit this space later for more details.

Ongoing

Physical activity programmes and health workshops through the Healthy 365 app
By Health Promotion Board

Make every step count towards better health! Walk or cycle to your destinations and track your steps and MVPA using the Healthy 365 app. Discover Health Promotion Board's invigorating workout classes and health workshops across the island, take part in milestone challenges, and earn health rewards along the way. Let Healthy 365 celebrate all your wins on your journey to achieving overall health, no matter how big or small.

For more details, visit Health Hub for classes and health workshops.

Ongoing

Explore Chinatown’s Built Heritage!
By Urban Redevelopment Authority

Join a 2-hour walking tour of the Historic District of Chinatown led by docents from Friends of the Museums (FOM) and delve into the area’s rich architectural, cultural and social history. Choose from four tour routes, each covering a distinctive precinct: Bukit Pasoh, Kreta Ayer, Tanjong Pagar and Telok Ayer.

Witness how Singapore's built heritage blends into our urban landscape and enriches it, fostering a unique and liveable city environment. Learn about Singapore’s award-winning conservation programme and gain a better appreciation of our efforts in balancing competing land needs in our small island city-state.

These Chinatown Heritage Walks are jointly organised by the Urban Redevelopment Authority and the FOM.

Ongoing (Self Guided)

Self-guided Walks at Therapeutic Gardens in Parks
By National Parks Board

Therapeutic gardens are designed based on scientific research to facilitate interactions with nature and improve the well-being of its visitors. Find a park to enjoy our therapeutic gardens:

Punggol Waterway Park
Bishan-Ang Mo Kio Park
Sembawang Park
East Coast Park
Pasir Ris Park
Choa Chu Kang Park
Telok Blangah Hill Park
Bedok Reservior Park
Woodlands Healing Garden
Jurong Lake Gardens
Yishun Pond Park
Sun Plaza Park
HortPark
Punggol Park
West Coast Park
Pek Kio Park

For more details, visit NParks’s website for Self-guided Walks at Therapeutic Gardens in Parks.

Ongoing (Self-guided)

Self-guided Heritage Trails
By National Heritage Board

Heritage can be found in every nook and corner of the island, whether at iconic National Monuments, or in everyday spaces like our favourite neighbourhood playground. Embark on the National Heritage Board's well-loved heritage trails and experience the lesser-known stories behind the neighbourhoods and streets of Singapore where we live, work and play. Choose walk, cycle or ride and stay active while discovering different facets of Singapore! Make every journey a green and healthy one!

For more details, visit NHB’s website for Self-guided Heritage Trails.

Ongoing (Self-guided)

Anywhere Adventures: Katong-Joo Chiat
By Jessica Heng and Bambby Cheuk

Go on a self-guided audio journey through the soul of Katong-Joo Chiat, guided by neighbourhood natives Jessica Heng and Bambby Cheuk. Walk and ride your way through this uniquely crafted audio adventure that weaves personal memories with fascinating tales of the area's rich entertainment and cultural heritage. From bustling theatres and bangsawan performances, to beloved leisure spots and historic bus routes, discover how this precinct became a beating heart of local cinema and entertainment. Enjoy the stories that unfold through oral history accounts and rich sound effect as you explore the neighbourhood's colourful past!

This Call for Collaboration project is supported by Katong Culture and part of the Heritage Activation Nodes initiative, organised by Bambby Cheuk and Jessica Heng.

For more details, visit NHB’s website for Anywhere Adventures: Katong-Joo Chiat.

Ongoing (Self-guided)

Self-Guided Heritage Trail Booklets at Katong-Joo Chiat and Clementi
By Ngee Ann Polytechnic

Explore the rich heritage of Katong-Joo Chiat and Clementi with a series of self-guided activity handbooks designed by Ngee Ann Polytechnic students. Tailored for families with young children and youths, these printable resources feature captivating puzzles, activities and trivia, offering an immersive and interactive journey to connect with the vibrant history and culture of the neighbourhoods at one's own pace. Discover different facets of Singapore through walking, cycling or riding to these landmarks and enjoy an active lifestyle!

For more details, visit NHB’s website for Self-Guided Heritage Trail Booklets at Katong-Joo Chiat and Clementi.

Ongoing (Self-guided)

Jalan Jalan: A Trail to Rediscover Neighbourhoods (Brickland)
By Brickland Youth Network

Join us for a trail curated by Brickland Youth Network. Come and discover the everydayness of Brickland – its connectedness to its agricultural beginnings, military past, and diverse community spirit.

View the Jalan Jalan: Brickland trail map to experience this trail.

Walk, cycle, or hop on public transport to explore Brickland! Let’s choose active commutes for a greener and healthier lifestyle this World Car-Free Day!

Ongoing, 9am – 7pm

HiddenSG @ Katong-Joo Chiat
By Hidden Singapore

Think you know Katong-Joo Chiat, one of Singapore’s oldest neighbourhoods? Test your knowledge by playing HAN@Katong-Joo Chiat’s HiddenSG Game!

Starting from Haig Road Market and Food Centre, participants can see the area in a new light as they walk through its streets to uncover hidden clues and complete challenges that unravel the neighbourhood's rich heritage. Guided by Void Deck Cat and Hannie via WhatsApp, players will delve into the area's vibrant culture and relive its storied past through an interactive, engaging experience.

For more details and registration, visit NHB’s website for HiddenSG @ Katong-Joo Chiat.

Ongoing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Selected Saturdays

Discover Singapore’s Urban Transformation!
By Urban Redevelopment Authority

Designed for local residents, our guided tour offers an insightful overview of Singapore’s urban development and URA’s role in translating plans into reality through long-term, integrated planning. Led by URA volunteers, gain a better appreciation of the challenges in balancing different needs for land and the innovative solutions that we have adopted – from creating car-lite neighbourhoods that prioritise walking and cycling, to developing creative approaches to optimise our limited land. Together, these strategies help shape a distinctive, liveable and sustainable city.

Make every journey a green and healthy one - choose walk, cycle or ride public transport and explore our events while boosting your daily physical activity! In support of World Car-Free Day 2025.

For more details and registration, visit Eventbrite for Discover Singapore’s Urban Transformation!

Ongoing on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Selected Saturdays

Explore URA’s Draft Master Plan 2025 exhibition
By Urban Redevelopment Authority

Catch a glimpse of tomorrow's Singapore at the Draft Master Plan 2025 (DMP2025) exhibition! Discover how we're shaping Singapore's future together - where life's essentials are closer to home, where work finds harmony with life, and where heritage and nature are woven into our neighbourhoods.

The DMP2025 translates our long-term vision into detailed plans for Singapore over the next 10 to 15 years. Developed together with Singaporeans, the DMP2025 showcases four key themes that guide our plans: Shaping a Happy and Healthy City, Enabling Sustainable Growth, Stewarding Nature and Heritage, and Strengthening Urban Resilience.

Find out how an inclusive, well-connected and sustainable land transport system is a key part of our plans to enable everyone to Walk, Cycle, Ride in our daily commutes!

Make every journey a green and healthy one - choose walk, cycle or ride public transport and explore our events while boosting your daily physical activity! In support of World Car-Free Day 2025.

For more details and registration, visit Eventbrite for Explore URA’s Draft Master Plan 2025 exhibition.

Ongoing on Tuesdays, 6.45pm

TUESDAY RUNS WITH HAPPY PACE CLUB
By The Pace, Happy Pace Club

Every Tuesday, The Pace brings together two running crews with distinct styles and one shared love for movement — The High Panters (THP), pioneers of urban running and culture, and Happy Pace Club, an all-female crew creating safe and inclusive spaces through running.

Run with Happy Pace Club, possibly Singapore’s first all-female run crew, every Tuesday from The Pace at Funan.

Founded three years ago, the club was created to provide a safe, welcoming space for women to come together and run – just as they are.

Today, Happy Pace Club remains an intimate and inclusive community, hosting weekly runs from our home base at Funan. Sessions typically feature easy runs lasting 40–50 minutes, with occasional strength workouts added in.

Whether you're a seasoned runner or just getting started, all are welcome.

For more details, visit the Instagram of Happy Pace Club.

Ongoing on Tuesday, 6.45pm

TUESDAY RUNS WITH THE HIGH PANTERS
By The Pace, The High Panters

The High Panters (THP), celebrating their 13th year, are one of Singapore’s original urban run crews. Known for their unsanctioned races and strong community focus, THP channels all race fees and merch sales toward causes they care about—most recently, supporting a Chiang Mai home that empowers underprivileged girls with shelter, food, and education.

Post-COVID, THP launched Host Your Hood sessions—neighbourhood run tours led by crew members, aligned with the We Can Finally Dance vision of greener, healthier, and more vibrant cities. These runs uncover hidden gems and stories tucked away in everyday places—parks, backstreets, and landmarks—culminating in a hearty makan at a local spot. Because parks are the heart of our neighbourhoods, and Singapore is far from boring.

Whether you're a curious first-timer or a seasoned runner, lace up and join the crew — everyone’s welcome on the journey.

For details and registration, join WhatsApp chat or visit the Instagram of The High Panters.

Ongoing

English: Tue (2.30pm), Sat (2.30pm), Sun (4.30pm)
Mandarin: Tue (4.30pm),Sun (2.30pm)

Back-of-House Guided Tour: "Former Supreme Court: Unseen Unheard"
By National Gallery Singapore

Go behind the scenes of Singapore’s former Supreme Court in this exclusive tour. Explore hidden prisoner passageways, step into the dock, visit the Viewing Gallery, and hear stories of high-profile cases. Plus, get a rare access to the Chief Justice’s private lift and seat.

For more details and registration, visit National Gallery, Singapore website for Back-of-House Guided Tour: "Former Supreme Court: Unseen Unheard".

Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.

Ongoing on 1^st and 3^rd week of Saturday*, 3.30pm – 5.30pm

*Dates

6, 20 September 2025
4, 18 October 2025
1, 15 November 2025

Triad Trails
By Architectsoflife Ltd

Discover Chinatown’s hidden secrets! Guided by an ex-offender, explore iconic spots and untold stories that shaped Singapore.

For more details and registration, visit Triad Trails.

Tickets to this event are eligible for purchase with SG Culture Pass credits. To access your $100 SG Culture Pass credits or to discover more arts and heritage events, visit SG Culture Pass.