Event Fact Sheet

The newly revamped Sustainable Singapore

Gallery will officially open its doors to the public

in June. The gallery is a showcase of Singapore’s

sustainability journey and roadmap for the future.

Visitors can look forward to a multi-sensory

experience as they explore different zones covering

various environmental and sustainability topics such

as climate, water, energy and waste.

Be the first few to explore the new Sustainable

Singapore Gallery during the Climate

Action Carnival!

Besides complimentary all-day guided tours at

the gallery, visitors can take part in interactive

climate-action themed games and workshops,

learn more about climate action initiatives by our

partners, enjoy music and dance performances,

have a picnic under the stars and much more!

Admission is free!

Marina Barrage

2 June (Sat): 5 pm to 11 pm

3 June (Sun): 1 pm to 8 pm

HIGHLIGHTS

CLIMATE ACTION PARTNERS SHOWCASE

Official Launch of the Sustainable

Singapore Gallery

Join us as we mark the official opening of the newly

revamped Sustainable Singapore Gallery.

Come check out this showcase of grounds-up

climate action initiatives from our partners and get

to meet the passionate volunteers championing the

environment cause.

All-Day Guided Tours at the Sustainable

Singapore Gallery (Free Admission,

Open to Public)

The Sustainable Singapore Gallery (SSG) is a one-

stop showcase of Singapore’s sustainability story

and visitors can look forward to a multi-sensory

experience as they journey through different zones

covering various environmental and sustainability

topics such as climate, water, energy and waste.

Exhibitors include

Blossom World • Climate Conversations •

Conservation International • Dunman High School

• Earthlink NTU • Pacific Light • Packet Greens

(Sun only) • PM Haze • PSA Corporation Ltd

• Secondsguru × Connected Threads Asia •

Singapore Eco Film Festival (Sat only) • Singtel and

SingPost • Sunflower Preschool @ Punggol Field

Walk • Tzu Chi Foundation • WWF Singapore •

Zero Waste SG

2 June (Sat): 5 pm to 10 pm

3 June (Sun): 1 pm to 7 pm

Level 1

Gallery Opening Hours

2 June (Sat): 7.30 pm to 11 pm

3 June (Sun): 1 pm to 8 pm

WORKSHOPS

All workshops are free but pre-registration is required. Each person is allowed to take part in one

workshop only.

Kulcha is a modern music outfit creating music that performs contemporary soundscape featuring the traditional tones of the

Pipa, Bansuri and the Gambus.

The team conducts outreach programmes under Kulcha Pop. These include music workshops that raise awareness of traditional

rhythms as well as performance of classical pieces for babies under their Baby Beat Programme.

Photo Credit: Minieco

2 June (Sat)

Session 1: 5 pm to 6 pm

Session 2: 6.30 pm to 7.30 pm

3 June (Sun)

Session 1: 3 pm to 4 pm

Session 2: 4.30 pm to 5.30 pm

Courtyard Room

March to the Beat of Our Own Junk—A

Music Making Workshop by Kulcha Pop

Besides learning about the importance of recycling,

each participant will get to make their own drum

and learn to play them in a fun and interactive

play-along segment.

T-shirt Looms by Sustainable Living Lab

Make your own loom kit using recycled wood and

use it to weave old t-shirts into new placemats and

bring it back to use at your home!

Photo Credit: Poppytalk

2 June (Sat): 6 pm to 8 pm

3 June (Sun): 2 pm to 4 pm

Deck B

Ready, cassette, Go! by rehyphen®

Learn how to weave pre-loved cassette tapes into

a piece of MusicCloth® EZ-Link card sticker which

you can carry in your wallet as a constant reminder

to love the earth, wherever you go! This upcycling

workshop hopes to raise awareness about the issue

of electronic waste and encourages participants to

transform old items into brand new works of art.

Sustainable Living Lab (SL2) is a social enterprise that aims to build a sustainable future through community building,

technology experimentation and social innovation. Founded in 2012, SL2 started the first makerspace in Singapore and

has gone to develop a wide range of technology and craft programs. To date, they have built 3 makerspace facilities and

consulted for many other makerspace facilities in the Southeast Asian region.

2 June (Sat): 4 pm to 6 pm

3 June (Sun): 4 pm to 6 pm

Deck B

rehyphen® started as an upcycling initiative whereby we collect discarded cassette tapes from the local community and

weave them into a piece of MusicCloth® as an effort to reduce and eliminate e-waste, while giving the product new life. Our

MusicCloth® had been recognised by Material ConneXion® & University of Pennyslvia and stored in their worldwide libraries.

We had also been showcased at the TEDx platform as one of the ideas worth spreading and included in RedDot 21 for

excellent 21st-century world of design.

Sunset Yoga by Platinum Yoga

Grab your mat and join Platinum Yoga Founder

and CEO, Anil Sheokand for sunset Yoga at

the Climate Action Carnival! Practice your sun

salutations and strike your warrior poses against

the beautiful backdrop of the Singapore skyline.

This session is brought to you by Platinum Yoga.

2 June (Sat): 6 pm to 7 pm

Green Roof

Platinum Yoga is an authentic yoga centre offering all levels and styles of Yoga in Singapore, with hundreds of classes

available 7 days a week. Our yoga instructors and guest instructors are amongst the best in the industry, and represent the

full spectrum of yoga disciplines. Be it classical Iyengar yoga, Ashtanga yoga or Flow yoga including specialized classes in

Prenatal, Aerial Yoga, Yin Yoga Rehabilitative, Yoga for Kids or Power Yoga—you’ll definitely find a comprehensive list of

classes that will rejuvenate you at our studios.

TALKS & SCREENINGS

Screening of Dot and the Green Pea—a

MEWR original web series

Aspiring YouTuber, Dorothy Chiang aka Dot,

wants to become Singapore’s top eco-influencer.

She enlists the help of her former school friends,

Ari and Jeff, and the three embark on a series of

green feature videos; learning about the challenges

in making eco-consciousness a lifestyle and most

importantly, about themselves.

2 June (Sat): 8 pm

1 hour

Courtyard Room

Screening of “People of the Forest:

Orang Rimba” and Talk by PM Haze

Earth Observatory of Singapore’s (EOS) short

documentary film “People of the Forest:

Orang Rimba” offers a brief but intimate look

at the lives of the Orang Rimba, a minority group

of a few thousand nomadic tribespeople who

live throughout the forests of Jambi province in

Sumatra, Indonesia.

The film screening will be followed by a sharing

from Ms. Zhang Wen, executive director of

Singapore-based NGO People’s Movement to

Stop Haze (PM Haze). The sharing will include

the lesser known impact of the transboundary haze

crisis and the steps we can take to prevent it from

happening again. There will also be a Q&A at the

end of the sharing.

3 June (Sun): 3 pm

45 min

Activity Room

Launch of “MakanSG: Sustainable Guide

for Restaurants”

“MakanSG” is a collaboration between four local

groups, namely Centre for a Responsible Future

(CRF), Plastic-Lite Singapore, PM Haze and Zero

Waste Singapore. The initiative aims to encourage

local eateries to adopt simple sustainable practices

such as reducing waste, switch to sustainable palm

oil for cooking, increasing plant-based options, as

well as reducing dependence on single-use plastics.

We will share more details about the new initiative,

followed by a Q&A.

3 June (Sun): 1 pm

40 min

Activity Room

Speaker(s): Ms. Aishwarya Maythil (Centre for a Responsible Future), Ms. Hailin Pek (Zero Waste

Singapore), Ms. Zhang Wen (PM Haze), and Mr. Pek Shibao (Plastic-Lite Singapore)

ACTIVITIES

All activities are free and do not require registration. However, participation is based on a first-come, first-

served basis. Do come early to avoid missing your spot*!

2 June (Sat) and 3 June (Sun): All day

Central Courtyard

Paper Art by Paper Carpenter

Transform a flat piece of cardboard into a 3D piece

of art. Make your own MRT or Bicycle with 100%

recyclable cardboard materials, as you pledge your

climate commitment to go car-lite.

*Activities are subject to change without prior notice

At Paper Carpenter, our ability to design simple packaging to ultra-complex 3D structures has made us a leading pioneer

in Cardboard Carpentry™. We do not just create beautiful visual displays. We provide product solutions constructed with the

purpose to educate, excite and inspire. All our materials are 100% recyclable. We constantly find ways to reduce our carbon

footprint as we believe in the importance of doing our part to save the earth. No matter what, we care as much for the

environment as we do for aesthetics.

DIY Upcycling by Terra SG

Upcycling is the process of converting waste materials or unwanted materials into new items. Not only

does it extend the life of Singapore’s only landfill, upcycling will also reduce our carbon footprint and

have a positive effect on climate change. Learn how to transform trash to treasure through these two

hands-on activities.

1. Let There Be Light

Make use of discarded milk and juice cartons to

create a usable, functional torch-light.

2 June (Sat): 1 pm

40 min

Activity Room

2. One Man’s Junk is Another

Man’s Wallet

Terra SG is an Environmental action-oriented social enterprise who focuses on ecology & humanitarian issues. The

organisation looks extensively into initiating people powered movement for positive environment change through eco

education programmes, building eco environments, organizing green & craft events, powering upcycling activities &

workshops, researching and developing sustainable eco products to bring people and communities together towards to a

common goal.

Get rid of your old magazines, brochures

and paper products and transform them into

a functional wallet or card holder.

3 June (Sun): All day

Central Courtyard

Eco Lifestyle and Crafts by Ecoponic

1. Terrarium Making

Learn to make your own terrarium using

upcycled glass containers. Besides being a

beautiful item to display at home, terrariums

are a great reminder about the importance of a

self-sustaining environment.

2. Gel Candle

Bring warm light and fragrance into your home

without the need for electricity or batteries!

Make your own climate-friendly candle with

recyclable materials.

2 June (Sat) and 3 June (Sun): All day

Central Courtyard

EcoPonics was founded in 2013 in Singapore, with the aim to enrich and educate our future communities on living an eco-

friendly lifestyle through fun and engaging workshops.

PERFORMANCES

Concert for Climate Action

Groove along to the sounds of our homegrown musicians as we celebrate the Year of Climate Action.

Lincoln LimInch Chua Rad Bromance

ANNETTEParaPo

Jack & Rai

ValiantesSoph T. x Jem

Jawn

2 June, Saturday

Artist Time Venue

Inch 6.15 pm to 6.40 pm Level 1, Main Stage

Rad Bromance 7 pm to 7.30 pm

Level 3, Green RoofLincolin Lim 7.30 pm to 8 pm

Annette 8 pm to 8.30 pm

ParaPo 8.30 pm to 9 pm

3 June, Sunday

Artist Time Venue

Jack and Rai 5 pm to 5.30 pm

Level 1, Main StageValiantes 5.30 pm to 6 pm

Soph. T 6 pm to 6.30 pm

Jawn 6.30 pm to 7 pm

Jack and Rai 6 pm to 6.30 pm

Level 3, Green RoofValiantes 6.30 pm to 7 pm

Soph. T 7 pm to 7.30 pm

Jawn 7.30 pm to 8 pm

2v2 Open Style Dance Battle

Calling all dancers! Show off your epic dance skills

in your own style—hip hop, breakdance, krump

or whatever gets you moving! Battle against other

teams in 2v2 elimination rounds and the last pair

remaining walks away with $800 in cash! Perform

in a Climate Action inspired outfit and the best

dressed duo stand to win $200!

2 June (Sat): 7.30 pm onwards

Main Stage

Prizes for the Dance Competition sponsored by Henkel.

Climate Action Community Skit

A light-hearted skit that aims to increase the

awareness of Climate Action among the community.

Through the skit, we hope to bring across the idea

that Singapore is vulnerable to the effects of climate

change. All of us must take action today for a

sustainable future.

3 June (Sun): 2 pm

30 min

Main Stage Level 1

“A Clean Planet”—A performance by Tzu

Chi Foundation

Members of the Tzu Chi Foundation will take to the

main stage to present their rendition of “A Clean

Planet”—an inspiring song that describes the need

to protect and love the environment so that our

future generations can enjoy a clean planet.

3 June (Sun): 2.30 pm

15 min

Main Stage Level 1

FRINGE ACTIVITIES

Join the Green Side Picnic

Join us for a picnic at the green lawn on the

Marina Barrage rooftop! Make this a sustainable

picnic outing by using reusable containers to pack

your picnic feast! You can also order food from the

various food stalls at Level 1.

Don’t have anything to sit on? Fret not! Answer

some questions about the Sustainable Singapore

Gallery and redeem a limited edition picnic mat,

sponsored by PUB!

2 June (Sat): 5 pm to 11 pm

3 June (Sun): 1 pm to 8 pm

Green Roof

For more information on the picnic mat redemption, please

proceed to the Redemption Counter located at Level 1,

Central Courtyard. While stocks last!

Eco Fair

Be a conscious consumer and shop sustainably!

Come meet local eco retailers with a wide range of

eco products that will equip you with the wares to

fight climate change!

The Sustainability Project (Sun only)

Bamboo Straw Girl

Zerowaste SG

Blossom World

WWF

Tzu Chi Foundation

2 June (Sat) and 3 June (Sun)

Energy-Saving Challenge

Taking climate action is a rewarding journey. Join

the Energy-Saving Challenge and you could

win prizes worth more than $60,000 in total*.

Simply reduce your household electricity use by

1% or more from now till 31 August and you could

be one of the lucky winners. Additionally, you can

redeem a free gift when you bring down your

Utility Bill to the Climate Action Carnival and sign

up for the Energy-Saving Challenge on the spot!

2 June (Sat): 5 pm to 10 pm

3 June (Sun): 1 pm to 6 pm

Deck B

*Terms and conditions apply

Climate Action Ninja Warriors

Challenge your mind and body as you make your

way through this 30-metre Obstacle Course. You’ll

be quizzed on your climate action knowledge as

you balance on the beam, swing across the balls,

dash through the walls and slide your way down

the finish line!

2 June (Sat): 5 pm to 11 pm

3 June (Sun): 1 pm to 8 pm

Central Courtyard

: an art installation by Singapore

Youth for Climate Action

In support of Singapore’s Year of Climate Action,

Singapore Youth for Climate Action

(SYCA) have commissioned an art installation

entitled “+” that integrates recycled drink

cans and plastic bottles. The SYCA community

helped to spread environmental awareness by

getting participants of the recent NTUC Income

Eco Run to recycle their 100PLUS cans after the

run. By involving the runners in the building of

this installation, it is an expression of personal

responsibility and collective commitment to creating

a sustainable Singapore.

The installation is designed by Din Chan of Madlab and

built with the support of Ground-Up Innovation Labs

for Development (GUILD).

2 June (Sat) and 3 June (Sun)

Performance Stage, Level 1

#USELESSPLASTICS roadshow by WWF

Plastics are durable, light and versatile. However,

they take up to 400 years to decompose. This will

affect people’s lives for the next 16 generations.

In Singapore, about 700 million kg of plastic

waste is discarded every year. But less than 10% of

plastics are being recycled. Our excessive use of

plastics is impacting ocean health and biodiversity.

By 2050, there could be more plastics in the ocean

than fish by weight. Come join us to learn more

about how plastics affect not only our oceans

but our climate too through our engaging games

and activities. We will also be featuring our new

sustainable WWF Merchandise line to help support

our campaigns.

2 June (Sat) and 3 June (Sun)

Deck A

Love Your Food: A Live Cooking

Demonstration presented by Wilder

(Pronounced as Will-der/Wilderness)

Globally, 46 per cent of fruits and vegetables never

make it from farm to fork. Part of the reason is that

they are “ugly”. Blemished or oddly-shaped food

are often thrown away, contributing to a massive

amount of food waste. Let Azurah Khalid, a Gentle

Warrior & Founder of Wilder, bust myths about

“ugly” food and show that they can taste just as

great and nutritional! Also, pick up some tips and

tricks on how to cook smart and make good use of

leftovers. Let’s enjoy food, not waste it!

3 June (Sun): 3 pm to 3.20 pm

Main Stage @ L1

Seas the Day presented by the

Singapore Sailing Federation

Don’t miss this chance to sail down the Marina

Channel! Hop on board the 20-footer dinghy

sailboat which are completely wind-powered!

Participants will also be given the chance to steer

the boat and trim the sails to the wind, sailing

freely within the Marina Channel for a 20 minute

session. Each boat can take up to 4 passengers

and participants must be above 7 years old. Life

vests will be provided and must be worn on board

at all times.

3 June (Sun): 1 pm to 6 pm

(Last session at 5.30 pm)

Pontoon

Comfortable Casual Clothings, Flats/ Sport

Shoes / Covered Shoes, Sunglasses / Caps

On-site registration is required. Participants are required to

provide proof of identification through valid photo IDs

(i.e.bus cards, passports or driver’s license) and to complete

an indemnity form before going sailing.

Sustainable Singapore Mascot

Appearances

Get up close and personal with the mascots of

the Sustainable Singapore Movement: Caring

Cora, Zippy Maree, Smart Eddie, Eco Eva and

Smiley Ray.

2 June (Sat) and 3 June (Sun): All day

Various locations around Marina Barrage

Changing Course: A photography exhibit

presented by Eco-Business

Eco-Business will be hosting a mini satellite version

of their much-anticipated photography exhibition

called Changing Course at the Sustainable

Singapore Gallery. It will feature stunning photos

taken on the recent ClimateForce expedition

to Antarctica.

This exhibition is part of Eco-Business’s larger

Changing Course campaign, which tells stories

about the impacts of climate change, and inspires

meaningful change in our society. It is in support

of Singapore’s Year of Climate Action, and

focuses on advocating renewable energy, zero

waste, sustainable lifestyles and youth through

talks, workshops, competitions and simply—good,

engaging content.

2 June (Sat) onwards

Zone F, inside the Sustainable

Singapore Gallery

GETTING HERE

We encourage all visitors to go car-lite and to take

public transport to the Climate Action Carnival. For

more information on how to get to Marina Barrage,

click here.

Nearest Bus Stop

Marina Gardens Drive—Marina Barrage

(B03669) Available Bus Services: 400

Parking

There are limited carpark lots at Marina

Barrage. Should you be unable to get a

parking lot at Marina Barrage, you may

wish to park at the nearby Marina Bay

Cruise Centre and take the shuttle bus

service to Marina Barrage.

Shuttle Bus Service

There will be a free looping shuttle bus

service to and from Marina Barrage

operating on 2 and 3 June. There are two

pick up points:

1. Bus stop outside Marina South Pier Station

(Exit B)

2. Near the taxi stand at Marina Bay

Cruise Centre

The operating times for the shuttle service are

as follows:

2 June (Sat): 4.30 pm onwards till 11 pm

3 June (Sun): 12.30 pm onwards till 11 pm