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Visit the National Geographic Store at VivoCity this school holiday for a purrfect and barking fun Saturday!

Find out what’s happening to animals in the local scene and learn exactly what you need to be a responsible pet owner from the Society of the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA).

It’s playtime after that with loads of games (five booths) and prizes to be given away!

Hope to see you there! This event is brought to you by the National Geographic Store, SPCA and the students from the Ministry of Education's Leadership Development Program.










To most people, these green slimy hopping animals evoke both fear and fascination. In this 30 minutes workshop, participants will learn more about the American Bullfrog through a "live demonstration".

You will be taught the way to handle a live frog and to tell the difference between a male and female frog. A "Frog-o-logist" from Jurong Frog Farm will also share with us the contributions of frogs as a global environmental health indicators.




After teaching teenagers geography at a secondary school near Oxford for two years, Rob Lilwall decided to do something far more relaxing: he bought a one way plane ticket and then flew with his bicycle to the Far Eastern Edge of Siberia and set off to ride home again. The journey back to London would eventually cover over 30,000 miles, take over three years, and carry him through such wild corners of the world as the thick jungles of Papua New Guinea, the ice-bound passes of Tibet, and the lonely valleys of Afghanistan. Along the way he learnt to camp at minus forty, survived malaria, and was robbed at gunpoint.

Rob’s book about his adventures was recently published to rave reviews from the press. He is also a very accomplished public speaker, having enthralled and motivated audiences around the world with the story of his adventure and the lessons he learnt along the way. But what makes Rob’s message particularly impacting, is that he does not claim to be exceptional in strength or physique, but rather to be a normal person, who learnt to take risks, keep going, and put his whole heart into what he did until he achieved his goal.

As the Sunday Telegraph said, “Lilwall’s story is a remarkable one”. And as the Guardian said, Cycling Home From Siberia is “a two wheeled classic. I wanted to rise up singing”.





“Beyond Black & White - National Geographic Store Archive Print Collection” is a new Photographic Exhibit featuring the Black & White work of several legendary NG Photographers.

Capturing the world thorough light and shadows, the classics in this collection show an application of photography direct and realistic dedicated to the chronicling of the world. Visitors will travel back in time through these masterpieces that combine visual art and storytelling to provide a nostalgic look at other people’s lives.