📅Wak Sumang and the Rumbia Tree (A Collaboration with Malay Heritage Centre)

📍Centre for Ethnobotany and Malay Heritage Centre, Singapore

🗓️Wednesday, 25 November 2026

⏰10:00AM - 12:30PM

💰Free admission

👶children in K1 – P4 (Family Programme: Parent Accompanied)

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Wak Sumang and the Rumbia Tree (A Collaboration with Malay Heritage Centre)

Wednesday, 25 November 2026

10:00AM - 12:30PM

Centre for Ethnobotany and Malay Heritage Centre, Centre for Ethnobotany and Malay Heritage Centre, Singapore

Date

Wednesday, 25 November 2026

Time

10:00AM - 12:30PM

Venue

Centre for Ethnobotany and Malay Heritage Centre

Centre for Ethnobotany and Malay Heritage Centre, Singapore

Cost

Free admission

Age Range

children in K1 – P4 (Family Programme: Parent Accompanied)

Source

nparks

About this Event

New Tales from the Nusantara: Wak Sumang and the Rumbia Tree (A Collaboration with Malay Heritage Centre) Join storyteller Hafiz Rashid on a storytelling adventure at the Centre for Ethnobotany! Discover the story of Wak Sumang, a skilled musician from the city of Daik in the Lingga Archipelago. Follow along his journey from helping the Sultan in warfare to sailing to mainland Singapore, where he came across a rumbia tree at present-day Punggol.

Also on Wednesday, 25 November 2026: School Holiday Programmes at the Singapore Botanic Gardens (November/December 2026).

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does Wak Sumang and the Rumbia Tree (A Collaboration with Malay Heritage Centre) cost?

Wak Sumang and the Rumbia Tree (A Collaboration with Malay Heritage Centre) is free to attend. No registration fee required.

Where is Wak Sumang and the Rumbia Tree (A Collaboration with Malay Heritage Centre) held?

Wak Sumang and the Rumbia Tree (A Collaboration with Malay Heritage Centre) is held at Centre for Ethnobotany and Malay Heritage Centre, located at Centre for Ethnobotany and Malay Heritage Centre, Singapore, Singapore.

What ages is Wak Sumang and the Rumbia Tree (A Collaboration with Malay Heritage Centre) suitable for?

Wak Sumang and the Rumbia Tree (A Collaboration with Malay Heritage Centre) is suitable for children in k1 – p4 (family programme: parent accompanied).