Festival highlights

Visitors explored the festival one sticker at a time, discovering small ways to make a difference along the way. Completing the trail unlocked treats from L’Occitane en Provence and OATSIDE, making the good time even sweeter.

Created by Magicfruit Studio and Screensavers for Mercedes-Benz, this kinetic installation transformed reclaimed aluminium drink cans supplied by Cora into an innovative dance of movement and light. Powered by clean solar energy from GoRentalSG, it came alive after dark, responding to visitors and turning discarded materials into a dazzling reason to stop and wonder.

Our first-ever concept store gave ocean trash a fresh spin. Inspired by a miniature record shop, it featured vinyl sleeves made from rescued ocean waste, audio tracks imagining a cleaner ocean, and a limited-edition festival tee bringing together doodles by 50 Doodle for Good participants.

GoRentalSG’s cosy lounge invited visitors to recharge their phones, switch on a lamp and enjoy a little music. These everyday comforts opened up a bigger conversation about access to reliable electricity and what life looks like without it.

A little care for the planet came with a little care for yourself. L’Occitane en Provence showcased its new Amande Sublime collection, inviting visitors to discover its almond body care range. Those who brought in beauty empties or completed the Festival Trail enjoyed a complimentary Almond hand ritual and a travel-size gift.

Empty bottles became the start of better beauty habits. Visitors brought packaging from any brand and learned how to clean, separate and prepare it for recycling, with drop-offs unlocking rewards from L’Occitane and participating local beauty brands.

Brought to life by nottofu and Bricolage, Eat Your Scraps! turned prawn shells, coffee grounds, banana skins and stale bread into the stars of an unexpected menu. Every dish gave overlooked ingredients a delicious second act, inviting diners to rethink what belonged on their plates and what went into the bin.

Guests tasted their way through six inventive dishes on a one-hour guided tour with nottofu and Bricolage, uncovering the stories behind every bite. Limited-edition recipe cards and complimentary NOBO soy milk rounded off the experience, with fresh inspiration to waste less at home

Completing the Festival Trail came with a creamy reward: a complimentary serving of OATSIDE’s Matcha Oat Milk. It was a refreshing pause before heading back into a festival full of things to try, make and discover.

Visitors met animals looking for loving homes and got to know the wildlife sharing our island. Nature Society Singapore, Paws of JB and Parrot Society (Singapore) brought people closer to the animals and volunteers at the heart of their work, inspiring more care for the world around us.

Seventy-four local brands filled the festival with thoughtful finds across fashion, food, beauty, home and lifestyle. Visitors met the people behind the products and discovered how everyday purchases could support a more sustainable way of living.

Curious minds and busy hands came together for a weekend of making, learning and connecting. Visitors tried something new, picked up practical skills and met people who shared their interests, bringing sustainable living to life through a little hands-on fun.