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WWF Singapore’s Earth Hour Festival 2025 will take place on 22 Mar (Sat) at Sentosa Sensoryscape. It celebrates Singapore’s rich natural heritage in conjunction with SG60 while encouraging us all to contribute to a greener and more sustainable planet.
Themed “The Biggest Hour for Earth”, this year’s event spotlights the might of collective action, encouraging individuals to take purposeful actions that spark behavioural change.
To get there, take the MRT to HarbourFront station, and then the Sentosa Express monorail. Alight at Imbiah Station and enter Sensoryscape via the Lookout Loop.
Check out these highlights at the Earth Hour Festival 2025, which is free to attend for all.
1. Solar Light Workshop (11am | 5.15pm)
Almost 750 million people globally lack electricity, stunting growth opportunities. With a stable power supply, poverty-stricken children can see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Join this hands-on workshop to build a Junior Buddy solar light. They will then send it to Cambodia – a small action with a big impact, made possible with their partner, Solar Buddy.
They accept walk-ins on a first-come-first-serve basis but there are limited slots available.
2. Water Conservation Workshop by PUB (12.15pm | 3.30pm)
Learn more about Singapore’s water story and how we can all play our part in conserving water at this workshop held by the national water agency, Public Utilities Board (PUB).
Complete their water quiz to win prizes. The workshop at Earth Hour Festival 2025 will include a sand art activity. Visitors can bring home PUB’s cute water mascots, Water Wally and Sally.
They accept walk-ins on a first-come-first-serve basis but only limited slots are available.
3. Facepainting (11am – 7pm)
Transform into a vibrant expression of nature at the face painting station. Let their talented artists bring Earth-inspired designs to life on your skin, turning you into a living canvas that celebrates our planet. For the men, it’s like donning camouflage face paint in National Service.
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