From Community Farming to Community Research

Co-organised by Cultivate Central and The Seniors Action for Greater Empowerment (SAGE) at NUS Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health, this community museum is inspired by seniors at The Goodman Community Farm.

Community Researchers from the Goodman Community Farm and surrounding neighbourhood dedicated 2025 to intensive co-production and community research focused on the crucial link between Community Connection & Health through Food in the Katong, Mountbatten and Joo Chiat areas.

Our community museum is a culmination of a year's work merging heartfelt photography, workshop engagements, future mapping exercises and community engagement at the Goodman Community Farm to ignite a rich conversation about "Living the Good Life," challenging audiences to reimagine ageing not as decline, but in tandem with community life that fosters resilience, deep belonging, purpose and endless creativity.

Join us for our photo-voice exhibition, where we explore and present solutions to the question:

How can permaculture spaces like The Goodman Community Farm foster shared connection & health through food, nature and art with seniors in our neighbourhood?

Contact the host of Living The Good Life Community Museum