If you are looking for something different to do this weekend, there is a worthwhile community event happening at Kampung Admiralty that combines family-friendly activities with a good opportunity to clear out unwanted electronic waste. ALBA Singapore is inviting members of the public to take part in International E-Waste Day 2026 on Saturday, 10 October 2026, with a programme that includes recycling, games, DIY activities, upcycling workshops and even a lucky draw.
Rather than simply spending an afternoon shopping or looking for another place to eat, this could be a good chance to spend some time with family and friends while doing something useful for the environment. There is also a potential reward for those who bring their e-waste along to recycle.
The event will take place from 11.30am to 3pm at Kampung Admiralty, making it a convenient afternoon activity for families, friends and anyone interested in learning more about responsible e-waste disposal.
Recycle Your E-Waste and Stand a Chance to Win $100
One of the biggest attractions of ALBA Singapore’s International E-Waste Day 2026 event is the lucky draw.
Visitors who bring their e-waste to ALBA’s booth for recycling will have the opportunity to enter the lucky draw, with five lucky winners each standing a chance to receive a $100 Gain City voucher.
That means there is a possible $100 voucher up for grabs, but there is also a practical reason to take part. Instead of leaving unwanted electronics, accessories or batteries sitting around at home, visitors can bring suitable e-waste down and make sure it is sent for proper recycling.
The more e-waste you recycle, the more entries you can receive, giving participants more opportunities to be selected in the lucky draw. However, there is a specific condition to remember when it comes to batteries: a minimum of 10 batteries will count as one entry.
This is worth keeping in mind if you have been collecting old batteries at home. Rather than throwing them away with ordinary household rubbish, check what can be brought along for recycling and gather the eligible items before heading to Kampung Admiralty.
Of course, entering the lucky draw does not guarantee a prize, so it is best to look at the $100 voucher as an added bonus rather than the main reason to attend. The real value is being able to recycle unwanted electronics responsibly while taking part in a community event.
A Chance to Meet Patch
The event is not all about recycling bins and environmental information.
Families attending the event can also meet Patch, making the afternoon a little more memorable, particularly for younger visitors. There will be an opportunity to say hello and take a fun photo together.
For parents looking for activities that can keep children interested, this could be a nice addition to the day’s programme. A character meet-and-greet can also make it easier to introduce younger family members to the idea of recycling in a way that feels more enjoyable and approachable.
Sometimes environmental messages can seem complicated to children, but interactive activities and familiar characters can make the subject much easier to understand.
Get Hands-On with DIY and Upcycling Activities
Another reason to visit is the range of interactive activities planned throughout the afternoon.
ALBA Singapore’s event will include DIY crafts, upcycling workshops and eco-themed games designed to be enjoyed by visitors of different ages. These activities offer something more hands-on than simply reading information about recycling.
Upcycling, in particular, is an interesting concept for families because it encourages people to think about how unwanted items can potentially be reused or transformed instead of immediately being thrown away.
The DIY activities could also make the event more appealing to children who enjoy creating things with their hands. Meanwhile, adults can take the opportunity to learn more about sustainable habits and perhaps pick up a few ideas that can be applied at home.
The interactive eco-games should provide another way for visitors to learn about environmental issues without making the afternoon feel like a formal lesson.
Why Should You Go?
There are several good reasons to consider making the trip to Kampung Admiralty on 10 October.
First, it is an opportunity to deal with some of the e-waste that may have been accumulating at home. Old electronic items and batteries are easy to forget about, especially when they are tucked away in drawers, cupboards or storage boxes. Having an event specifically focused on e-waste provides a useful reminder to sort through those items and recycle what is appropriate.
Second, there is the lucky draw. Five winners will have the chance to receive a $100 Gain City voucher, and recycling more eligible e-waste can mean more entries. While there is no guarantee of winning, the possibility of receiving a voucher adds some extra excitement to an otherwise useful recycling trip.
Third, it is a family-friendly afternoon. With DIY crafts, upcycling workshops, games and a chance to meet Patch, there are plenty of activities to keep younger visitors engaged.
Most importantly, the event offers an easy way to combine entertainment with a positive environmental message. Recycling may not always be the most exciting activity on the weekend, but when it is combined with games, crafts and community activities, it becomes something the whole family can participate in together.
A Good Weekend Activity for Families
The timing also makes this event relatively easy to fit into a weekend schedule. It runs from 11.30am until 3pm, giving visitors a few hours to drop by, take part in the activities, meet Patch and bring their e-waste to the ALBA booth.
If you are planning to attend, it would be sensible to check around the home beforehand and identify any eligible e-waste that can be recycled. This could turn a simple family outing into an opportunity to clear some unwanted items from the house at the same time.
Visitors should also take note of the battery entry requirement. According to the event information, at least 10 batteries count as one lucky draw entry, so it is worth preparing them accordingly if batteries are among the items being brought for recycling.
The event is particularly appealing because visitors do not have to choose between having fun and doing something beneficial. The afternoon has been designed to combine both.
Mark 10 October on Your Calendar
International E-Waste Day 2026 at Kampung Admiralty is a simple reminder that responsible recycling can be part of an enjoyable weekend.
With the chance to win a $100 Gain City voucher, a meet-and-greet with Patch, hands-on DIY crafts, upcycling workshops and eco-games, there are plenty of reasons to bring the family or invite some friends along.
Even if the lucky draw prize does not go your way, you can still leave knowing that the e-waste you brought along has been given a more responsible destination.
So, if you have unwanted e-waste waiting at home, Saturday, 10 October 2026 could be a good time to do something about it. Head down to Kampung Admiralty between 11.30am and 3pm, take part in the activities and make the most of an afternoon that puts recycling, learning and family fun together.
Promotional/Event Details:
Date: Saturday, 10 October 2026
Time: 11.30am – 3pm
Venue: Kampung Admiralty
Highlights: E-waste recycling, lucky draw, five $100 Gain City voucher prizes, Patch meet-and-greet, DIY crafts, upcycling workshops and interactive eco-games
Lucky Draw: Bring eligible e-waste to ALBA’s booth to receive entries. More recycling means more entries, while a minimum of 10 batteries counts as one entry.
Source: ALBA Singapore Facebook
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