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Christmas Tree Diffuser Stone Workshop 2026: Flower Dome Price, Ages and Walk-In Slots

Three towers of Marina Bay Sands visible with their reflection.

The Christmas Tree Diffuser Stone workshop runs on Saturday and Sunday, 21–22 November 2026, from 10am to 6pm at Australian Garden inside Flower Dome. The Get Crafty! activity by Just Truly Yours costs S$15 per participant, with materials included, and takes about 15 minutes per person.

Register onsite. Places are first come, first served while materials last, and Flower Dome admission is separate. The activity is for ages eight and above, with an adult required to accompany children under 12. Valid Friends of the Gardens members can show their membership e-card for the S$13.50 rate.

  • Dates — 21 and 22 November 2026, 10am–6pm
  • Location — Australian Garden, inside Flower Dome
  • Activity — About 15 minutes per participant
  • Workshop price — S$15, or S$13.50 with the eligible membership e-card

Plan your visit

At a glance · Official information · Common questions

Chapters 1–2 · Tickets and visit details
  1. Two separate costs for the Flower Dome visit
  2. Find Australian Garden and check in onsite
Chapters 3–4 · Getting there and what to expect
  1. What you will make and who can join
  2. Combine it with the Christmas Train Show

At a glance

DetailWhat to know
Dates21 and 22 November 2026, 10am–6pm
LocationAustralian Garden, inside Flower Dome
ActivityAbout 15 minutes per participant
Workshop priceS$15, or S$13.50 with the eligible membership e-card
EntryFlower Dome admission is separate
RegistrationOnsite, first come, first served while stocks last
Age and paymentAges 8+. Children under 12 need an adult. Cash or PayNow onsite.
Three towers of Marina Bay Sands visible with their reflection.
Marina Bay Sands and its reflection at Marina Bay. The workshop is at Australian Garden inside Flower Dome.

Chapter 1 of 4

Two separate costs for the Flower Dome visit

Buy or confirm your Flower Dome admission for the planned day. Then pay the workshop organiser onsite if places remain. The S$15 workshop fee covers the craft materials. An eligible member pays S$13.50 on presentation of a valid e-card, which saves S$1.50 per eligible participant. Check the terms for each person before assuming one membership applies to the whole party.

For two participants at the regular rate, budget S$30 for the activity, plus the conservatory admission that applies to everyone entering. If only one person is making a stone, the workshop cost is for that participant. Ask the organiser if a companion wants to take part rather than merely accompany a child. The published workshop listing says to pay by cash or PayNow and says paid fees are non-refundable.

Booking your Flower Dome ticket early can secure the conservatory visit. Workshop slots are handled onsite and depend on capacity and supplies. If the craft is the main reason you are coming, consider arriving with time to check availability and still enjoy the Flower Dome if you cannot get a place.

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Chapter 2 of 4

Find Australian Garden and check in onsite

Use the Gardens’ transport page for the Bayfront or Gardens by the Bay MRT approach that fits your route. The workshop is at Australian Garden inside Flower Dome. Follow the conservatory signs, then ask for the Get Crafty! station after you enter. The activity’s location is more specific than the outdoor Gardens by the Bay address.

The listed workshop window is 10am to 6pm. A 15-minute activity estimate describes time making the craft, while the time you spend in a queue or waiting for a place can vary. If you arrive near the end, ask whether the organiser can still take participants. The full six o’clock window does not guarantee that stock will last to closing.

If the group has a timed plan later in the day, check the station’s available times before deciding what to see first. Leave enough margin to return for any slot assigned onsite. A conservatory visit can be flexible, while a place at the craft station may have a specific time.

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Chapter 3 of 4

What you will make and who can join

The organiser describes a tree-shaped stone cast in a silicone mould and finished with a chosen fragrance. Staff can explain how to make it and refresh the scent later. Ask for the care instructions before leaving, particularly if you plan to carry it through the rest of the Gardens or give it away. The listed fee includes activity materials.

Eight is the stated minimum age. A child who is eight to 11 must be accompanied by an adult. If siblings are below the minimum, plan something they can do elsewhere in the conservatory with a responsible adult. When the group separates, agree where to meet and keep the workshop estimate separate from the total waiting time.

If a participant is sensitive to fragrance, ask the organiser what options are available before paying. A display or a nearby garden walk is a useful alternative if they would prefer to avoid scented materials. The short activity works best when everybody knows whether they are making something, accompanying someone or browsing the Flower Dome.

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Chapter 4 of 4

Combine it with the Christmas Train Show

The Christmas Train Show is a separate Flower Dome display, scheduled from 20 November 2026. The craft takes place on the opening weekend of that display, but its workshop fee and availability are separate. Choose whether the train display or the workshop is your main reason for visiting. That makes it easier to decide what to do if the activity station is full.

A family with one child who wants to make a stone can check the workshop station early, then explore the rest of Flower Dome around the time available. Save a simple meeting point if another adult is staying with a younger sibling. Keep the onward transport or meal flexible until you know how long entry and registration will take.

Contents · Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I reserve the workshop online?

The Gardens lists onsite registration only, first come, first served while stock lasts.

Does S$15 include Flower Dome?

It includes the craft materials. Flower Dome admission is separate.

Can a seven-year-old make a stone?

The published minimum age is eight. Children under 12 need an accompanying adult.

How do members get S$13.50?

Present a valid Friends of the Gardens membership e-card at onsite registration.

Where is the workshop?

Australian Garden inside Flower Dome, on 21 and 22 November, 10am to 6pm.

Booking and official information

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