Singapore’s largest sustainability festival returns from November 8 to 9 – and this year, GREEN-HOUSE plants permanent roots at Temasek Shophouse, transforming the social impact hub into Singapore’s new homeground for climate action.
Across nine immersive zones and over 80 local and regional brands, visitors can explore how sustainable living can be stylish, practical, and people-first. Discover homegrown labels turning waste into wearables, eco-furniture built from upcycled wood, and circular fashion swaps where you can trade old favourites for something new.
Hands-on activities abound: join more than 40 free workshops in zero-waste cooking, candle-making, and coral-inspired crafts; meet sustainability changemakers at Local Brand Showcases; or take part in interactive talks about inclusive communities, regenerative design, and creative reuse.
Headline experiences include a life-sized 3D-printed Mercedes-Benz G-Class built from 40,000 recycled bottles by Hong Kong studio Editecture, and Teva’s City Trail Adventure, a guided walk through Fort Canning Park blending fitness and eco-awareness. Meanwhile, Bibik Violet by Violet Oon fuels the weekend with Peranakan comfort food and festival-exclusive treats.
This year’s festival also gives back: proceeds from GREEN-HOUSE merchandise go toward NParks’ 100K Coral Initiative, supporting reef restoration across Singapore’s waters, with items crafted by inclusive makers from Metta Welfare Association, SG Enable, and ARTDIS.