Jane’s Walk Singapore 2026 – Bukit Panjang: Lives, Rhythms, Ties

Ticket Notes Registration for this Walk will open on Monday, 14 September, 9am. To be fair to all, and to ensure everyone bears personal responsibility for his or her ticket, please sign up only for yourself and not a group of people. If you sign up for more than one ticket with the same name, email address, and / or mobile number, excess tickets will be cancelled without prior notice. Please provide your email address and mobile number (both compulsory) on the form when you sign up, so that the organisers can contact you. Sign-ups with no valid email addresses and / or mobile numbers will also be cancelled without prior notice. If you are unable to participate, please let us know asap, so we can release your ticket to people on the waiting list. Please do not transfer your ticket to someone else. The organisers will not have any means of contacting this person. Thank you for your kind understanding and cooperation! ----- About this Walk How do ordinary places become community places? In Bukit Panjang, the answer is often found not in grand landmarks, but in repeated routes, shared routines and everyday encounters. Join Bukit Panjang resident Jinhua on an evening walk through the town, as we follow some of the routes that connect old village traces, transport nodes, schools, public spaces, markets and food places. Along the way, we will explore how residents move, meet, age and belong in everyday Bukit Panjang. JanesWalkSG JanesWalkBPJ Start Point Hillion Mall, entry near McDonald’s Walk Coverage Bukit Panjang town About the Walk Leader Jinhua is a translator, lecturer, and a former lifestyle writer. He enjoys delving into the heritage and development of urban landscapes. He is also interested in public transport, the Deaf community, theatre arts, culture and languages. Follow Jinhua at @kuekj on Instagram. Walk Notes 1. Please arrive 15 minutes before the start of the Walk so that the Walk can begin on time. 2. Please wear comfortable walking shoes, and bring along drinking water and an umbrella. 3. The Walk route will contain the following: Kerbs and steps Sidewalks Busy or noisy vehicle traffic 4. Photos and videos may be taken during the Walk for publicity and promotional purposes. 5. Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by a parent / guardian. 6. By agreeing to join the Walk, each participant shall be responsible for any injury, loss, or damage due to the carelessness of actions on his / her part or that of children under his / her charge. The organisers will try their utmost to ensure participants’ safety, but they will not be held responsible for any injury, loss, or damage. ----- Bukit Panjang: Lives, Rhythms, Ties is part of Jane’s Walk Singapore 2026, an annual series of free, volunteer-led urban walks that honour urbanist, journalist, author, and activist Jane Jacobs (4 May 1916 – 25 April 2006). Jane’s Walks encourage people to share stories about their neighbourhoods, discover unseen aspects of their communities, and use walking as a way to connect with their neighbours. To find out more, or to lead a Walk, connect with Jane’s Walk Singapore via Facebook or Instagram, head to janeswalksg.weebly.com, or email [email protected].