A 3-day festival exploring soil, regeneration, and our living connection with Earth.
5–7 December 2025
(Friday - Sunday)
72-13, Home of T:>Works, Singapore
As part of PerºForm CoThink Lab Fellowship
The Living Earth Festival is happening from 5–7 December 2025 at 72-13, Home of T:>Works!
It is a three-day celebration of soil, land, food, and community, where urban life meets the roots of nature.
Presented under the fellowship of PerºForm CoThink Lab, we‘ve created this three-day gathering that invites artists, educators, growers, community weavers and curious city dwellers of all kinds to deepen our relationship with the natural world.
THEME’S WE’RE EXPLORING:
REGENERATION & RELATIONAL ECOLOGY
MOTHER EARTH &
SEVEN GENERATIONS
HOME-TENDING THROUGH ROOTING
Join us for an immersive weekend of hands-on workshops and explorations, meaningful dialogues, a community market, soil art appreciation and more.
Together, we will slow down, reconnect with the living world beneath our feet, and re-imagine what it means to live in reciprocity with Earth.
In a time of multi-layered crises, Living Earth Festival is a space for regeneration and renewal, where we re-member that healing the Earth begins with how we root ourselves in it.
LANGUAGE AS SEEDS
AGENCY, CARE & HOPE IN THE CLIMATE CRISIS
MENU
CHOOSE YOUR FLOW
COME FEEL, LEARN, AND LIVE THE TEACHINGS OF A LIVING EARTH.
Friday, 5 December 2025
FESTIVAL DAY 1
Friday, 5 December 2025
Saturday, 6 December 2025
11:00 AM:
House opens for Soil Art Appreciation
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM:
Film screenings at the Living Room:
• “Moving Earth” by Ian Mun
• “Sandcastles” by Carin Leong
• “Lost World” by Mam Kalyanee
• “Ancient Futures” by Local Futures
5:00 PM:
Guided tour of “Living Map”
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM:
Gardenside chats (GC) 1: “Nature vs Development?”
Speakers:
• Elizabeth Mak,
• Wang Ruobin,
• Natalia (Weaver)
• Tien & Jen, Post Museum
• Shirin, WildDot
Sunday, 7 December 2025
8:30 PM - 9:45 PM:
GC 2: “The Role of Art and Culture in a Changing Climate”
Speakers:
• Elizabeth Mak,
• Wang Ruobin,
• Natalia (Weaver)
• Tien & Jen, Post Museum
• Shirin, WildDot
11:00 PM:
House Close
9:30 AM:
House opens for Soil Art Appreciation & Community Market
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM:
Soil Painting Competition Honouring Ceremony
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM:
Guided tour of “Living Map”
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM:
Workshop: Intro to Mindful Eating - You are what you eat
(Please take note that this workshop requires additional registration.
1:00 PM - 1:30 PM:
Research Spotlight: Comm. Lit. Review sharing on the connection between gut microbiome and soil
2:30 PM - 3:45 PM:
GC 3: “Food Security and Climate Change”
Speakers:
• Elizabeth Mak,
• Wang Ruobin,
• Natalia (Weaver)
• Tien & Jen, Post Museum
• Shirin, WildDot
4:00 PM - 5:15 PM:
GC 4: “Urban soils - Where do soils come from?”
Speakers:
• Elizabeth Mak,
• Wang Ruobin,
• Natalia (Weaver)
• Tien & Jen, Post Museum
• Shirin, WildDot
6:30 PM - 7:15 PM:
GC 5: “Local and bioregional food systems”
Speakers:
• Elizabeth Mak,
• Wang Ruobin,
• Natalia (Weaver)
11:00 PM:
House Close
FESTIVAL DAY 2
Saturday, 6 December 2025
11:00 AM:
House opens for exhibition
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM:
Film screenings at the Living Room:
• “Moving Earth” by Ian Mun
• “Sandcastles” by Carin Leong
• “Lost World” by Mam Kalyanee
• “Ancient Futures” by Local Futures
5:00 PM:
Guided tour of “Living Map”
7:00 PM - 8:15 PM:
Gardenside chats (GC) 1: “Nature vs Development?”
Speakers:
• Elizabeth Mak,
• Wang Ruobin,
• Natalia (Weaver)
• Tien & Jen, Post Museum
• Shirin, WildDot
8:30 PM - 21:45 PM:
GC 2: “The Role of Art and Culture in a Changing Climate”
Speakers:
• Elizabeth Mak,
• Wang Ruobin,
• Natalia (Weaver)
• Tien & Jen, Post Museum
• Shirin, WildDot
11:00 PM:
House Close
FESTIVAL DAY 3
Sunday, 7 December 2025
Choose Your Harvest:
We offer our work as a gift and invite you to enter into a reciprocal relationship with us by helping us sustain our offerings. To make it accessible to more people, we have thoughtfully crafted this tiered ticketing model. Please choose the standard ($50) or sustainer festival pass ($80) if you have the means to support our basic cost and contribute to subsidise others to join.
Please sign up for the subsidised festival pass at $30/- if that would make it accessible for you to join us. 100% of your ticket contributions (excluding the Eventbrite platform fee) will go towards sustaining the work of Living Soil Asia.
Thank you for nurturing a more inclusive and caring community with us.
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HOW WE OFFER THIS FESTIVAL
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We offer our work as a gift and invite you to enter into a reciprocal relationship with us by helping us sustain our offerings. To make it accessible to more people, we have thoughtfully crafted this tiered ticketing model. Please choose the standard ($50) or sustainer festival pass ($80) if you have the means to support our basic cost and contribute to subsidise others to join.
Please sign up for the subsidised festival pass at $30/- if that would make it accessible for you to join us. 100% of your ticket contributions (excluding the Eventbrite platform fee) will go towards sustaining the work of Living Soil Asia.
Thank you for nurturing a more inclusive and caring community with us.
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We are made, together, in community.
In gratitude for the partners and friends who are nurturing this festival with us:
As part of PerºForm CoThink Lab Fellowship:
This festival is part of the Living Soil Series, organised by Living Soil Asia as part of the T:>Works Per°Form CoThink Lab Fellowship. The series invites the public to reflect on our collective relationship with land through a film screening, hands-on workshops, community-led conversations, and activity walks. It brings together communities to spark inquiry into how urban development shapes our lives and environment, against the backdrop of Singapore’s fast-paced development and changing landscapes
Explore more: PerºForm CoThink Lab | T:>Works
Supporting Partners:
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