As they leave Bethany next day, Jesus sees a fig tree at (or from) a distance and goes over to see if it has figs.
It is too early in the year for the tree to produce fruit, and it has none.
Jesus curses it (see verse 21): "May no one ever eat fruit from you again", words which his disciples hear.

They reach Jerusalem and Jesus goes straight to the Temple, Herod's Temple, and starts, without explanation, throwing over tables and driving the dove salesman and money changers from the courtyard of the Temple and stops people from bringing anything for sale through the Temple courts (11:15-19).
The doves were used for sacrifices and the standard Greek or Roman money used by people had to be changed into special blessed Jewish or Tyrian money suitable for use.
This is what Jesus told everyone there:
As they leave Bethany next day, Jesus sees a fig tree at (or from) a distance and goes over to see if it has figs. It is too early in the year for the tree to produce fruit, and it has none. Jesus curses it (see verse 21): "May no one ever eat fruit from you again", words which his disciples hear.
They reach Jerusalem and Jesus goes straight to the Temple, Herod's Temple, and starts, without explanation, throwing over tables and driving the dove salesman and money changers from the courtyard of the Temple and stops people from bringing anything for sale through the Temple courts (11:15-19). The doves were used for sacrifices and the standard Greek or Roman money used by people had to be changed into special blessed Jewish or Tyrian money suitable for use. This is what Jesus told everyone there:
Mark 11