Pesta Ubin begins this weekend, bringing a month of fun and educational activities to the popular island. Here are the six events you shouldn’t miss.

Movies Under the Ubin Stars (May 14)

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What better way to kick off festivities than with a night of music and film screenings at Pulau Ubin’s charming wayang stage? Among the highlights of the evening are the world premiere of Royston Tan’s new film about Ubin, Homecoming, a screening of Kirsten Tan's moody, mysterious short film Dahdi, about an elderly resident of the island and a live performance from Inch Chua. Admission is free.

Treasure Ubin (May 14-Jun 12)

 

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May 1, 2016 at 12:46am PDT

Organized by Treasure SG, Treasure Ubin is a free treasure hunt that takes place every day of Pesta Ubin. To join in the fun, look out for clues on the Treasure SG and Pesta Ubin Facebook pages (and Treasure SG’s Instagram page) that will help you find hidden treasure tags. Once you find them, upload a selfie on social media with the hashtags #TreasureSG #TreasureUbin and #PestaUbin and you could win attractive prizes.  

Open House at Pulau Ubin Fish Farms (May 14-Jun 12)

 

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May 3, 2016 at 3:26am PDT

Pulau Ubin is home to about 60 fish farms and you’ll be able to visit some of them every day of Pesta Ubin. The visit costs $15 and you can register with organizers Sea Angel on their Facebook page.

"Islands of Memories - Pulau Ubin" by Juria Toramae (May 14-Jun 12)

Photo from "Islands of Memories - Pulau Ubin" by Juria Toramae

Visual artist Juria Toramae presents this exhibition of 51 photos, some found and other personal, showing how Pulau Ubin has changed (or remained the same) through the years. The exhibition will be hosted by the shop belonging to local legend Uncle Lim.

Birdwatching with Nature Society (Singapore) Bird Group (May 29)

 

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May 9, 2016 at 7:27pm PDT

Join experienced guides for this three-hour walk around Pulau Ubin’s coastal and countryside habitats and look forward to meeting residents like the red junglefowl, oriental pied hornbill and straw-headed bulbul. The walk is free, but you do have to pay for you own bumboat rides to and from Ubin ($3 per person each way).

Mangrove Kayaking Expedition with Adventures by Asian Detours (Jun 5)

 

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May 8, 2016 at 12:44am PDT

See a different side of Pulau Ubin as you kayak through its mangrove swamps on this adventure with Asian Detours. The trip costs $35 for adults and $30 for children. Limited spaces are available, so register soon!