Date & Time
Sat, 28 Mar – Mon, 27 Apr 2026
Early closure of Mediterranean Garden at Flower Dome on Sun, 22 Mar 2026
Mediterranean Garden will be closed from 4.30pm to 8.30pm on 22 Mar 2026 for a private event. Other parts of the Flower Dome will remain accessible, with last admission at 8.30pm.
Rescheduling of show timing for Borealis on 21 & 22 Mar
Borealis show timing will be rescheduled to 9.00pm - 9.30pm on Sat, 21 Mar & Sun, 22 Mar 2026.
Bay South–Bay East Bridge Construction in Q2 2026
To facilitate the construction of the bridge linking Bay South Garden and Bay East Garden, there will be no access for cyclists along the waterfront promenade from Q2 2026. The exact implementation date will be announced at least two weeks in advance. During the construction of the bridge, cyclists heading toward Marina Barrage are advised to take an alternative route around the perimeter of Bay South Garden. Pedestrians may still access the waterfront promenade, with a slight diversion to their route.
Click here to download the diversion map.
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World Autism Awareness Month
April is World Autism Awareness Month, a time to foster greater understanding, acceptance and inclusion of autistic people around the world.
As part of our commitment to being a People’s Garden that welcomes visitors from all walks of life, Gardens by the Bay will be marking this occasion through initiatives that encourage greater understanding and accessibility.
This year, we invite members of the public to sign up for our Quiet Morning programme, which offers a calmer, sensory-friendly visiting experience for those who may benefit from a more relaxed environment.
We are also partnering with St. Andrew’s Autism Centre on an exhibition that raises awareness about autism and celebrates a more inclusive community.
Admission
Free programme
Location
Flower Dome & Foyer, Beside Main Ticketing Counter
Event Highlights
Quiet Morning at Flower Dome
As part of World Autism Awareness Month, Quiet Morning will open a limited number of slots to members of the public on 11 April 2026, Saturday. This special session is open to visitors with autism who hold a valid Developmental Disability Registry (DDR) Card, ComCare Long-Term Assistance (Public Assistance) Card, or Public Transport Concession Card for Persons with Disabilities. Interested visitors may click the link below to register.
Sat, 11 Apr 2026
8.00am - 9.00am
Free programme, pre-registration required.
Flower Dome, Gardens by the Bay
Registration closes on Monday 6 April 2025, or earlier if capacity is reached. Terms and conditions apply.
- This programme is recommended for children and young adults with autism aged 6 to 35.
- This event is strictly by pre-registration only. A limited number of e-tickets are available on a first-come, first-served basis to ensure a conducive environment for all participants.
- Children must be accompanied by a supervising adult.
- The relevant card must be presented together with the event e-ticket(s) at admission.
- Up to two caregivers are allowed to accompany each child with autism, and the caregiver(s) must each hold a caregiver e-ticket.
- Strictly no walk-in allowed.
- The e-ticket will be void if the ticketholder does not show up at 8.00am.
- Please note that photographs and videos of participants may be taken at this event for use in our archival and publicity materials.
- Gardens by the Bay reserves the right to amend any programme without prior notice at its sole and absolute discretion.
Deadline for registration: Monday 6 April 2026 11.59pm
Understanding Autism Exhibition by St. Andrew’s Autism Centre
April is Autism Awareness Month, a time to promote greater understanding, acceptance, and inclusion of persons on the autism spectrum. Visit the exhibition to learn more about autism spectrum disorder, discover ways to create supportive environments, and celebrate the strengths and abilities of those on the spectrum. You will also learn how you can advocate and be part of a community that uplifts persons with autism and their families.
Sat, 28 Mar - Mon, 27 Apr 2026
Free exhibition
Foyer, Beside Main Ticketing Counter
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