Mid-Autumn Festival falls on 21 Sep 2026, the 15th day of the 8th lunar month and is celebrated as a day of family coming together.
*Updated Aug 2026
The moon is thought to be the biggest and brightest on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month as we celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival. The festival is celebrated as a day of coming-together and for families to spend time together. Lanterns of all shapes and sizes are used to celebrate this festival, and here are a few activities that your family might be keen to attend and celebrate this wonderful festival together.
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Lights by the Lake at Jurong Lake Gardens
Venue: Jurong Lake Gardens
Dates: 19 - 27 Sep 2026, Lantern displays till 4 Oct 2026
Admission: Free
Looking for a magical family evening out this Mid-Autumn Festival? Lights by the Lake 2026 is returning to Jurong Lake Gardens, spanning across Lakeside Garden, the newly reopened Chinese Garden, and the tranquil Japanese Garden.
The star of the festival is the array of large-scale, handcrafted lantern installations illuminated across the water and gardens. Follow The Legend of the White Snake at the 5-scene storytelling trail following Bai Suzhen, Xu Xian, Xiao Qing, and Abbot Fa Hai — from their rainy meeting at Broken Bridge to their battle at Jinshan Temple.
Families can also expect large inflatable bouncy castles and interactive games on weekends, as well as a Festive Food market too.
If you are planning to visit, head down around 5:30 pm so kids can enjoy the bouncy castles and food market before crowd levels peak when lights turn on at 6:30 pm. For more details, visit Lights by the Lake 2026.
Sanrio Characters Moonlit Garden at VivoCity
Venue: VivoCity
Dates: 25 Aug - 27 Sep 2026
Admission: Free
This Mid-Autumn Festival, VivoCity invites families, friends and Sanrio fans of all ages to step into a world where tradition meets imagination. As one of the signature highlights of VivoCity’s milestone 20th anniversary celebrations, Sanrio characters Moonlit Garden at VivoCity transforms the mall’s iconic Sky Park into a spectacular celebration of lights, wonder and togetherness.
Running from 25 August to 27 September 2026, the month-long experience reimagines Mid-Autumn through the beloved world of Sanrio characters, bringing together larger-than-life character installations, glowing lantern displays, immersive garden landscapes and family-friendly experiences inspired by Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll, Kuromi, My Melody, Hangyodon and Pompompurin.
From whimsical lantern-filled gardens and tranquil waterscapes to lively carnival attractions and spectacular waterfront photo opportunities, every corner promises a picture-perfect moment waiting to be discovered.
Beyond the captivating light-up displays, visitors can look forward to an exciting line up of experiences throughout the campaign period. Enjoy exciting carnival games and hop aboard the Mini Express Train at Kuromi Carnival Kingdom, shop for exclusive collectibles at the Sanrio retail pop-up, and meet favourite Sanrio characters in-person.
Spend min. $80 in a single receipt to redeem a Meet & Greet Pass that allows you to meet and take photographs with your favourite Sanrio friends during exclusive Meet & Greet sessions at VivoCity!
- 29 & 30 Aug
- 3 pm: Cinnamoroll
- 5 pm: Hello Kitty
- 7 pm: Kuromi
- 5 & 6 Sep
- 3 pm: Kuromi
- 5 pm: Cinnamoroll
- 7 pm: Hello Kitty
- 19 Sep
- 5 pm & 7 pm: Pompompurin
Gardens by the Bay Mid-Autumn Festival 2026
Venue: Golden Garden, Supertree Grove, Bayfront Plaza, Dragonfly Lake & Flower Dome
Dates: 12 – 27 September 2026, 6 pm to 10 pm daily
Admission: Free (selected workshop fees and Flower Dome ticket charges apply)
Gardens by the Bay turns into a glowing wonderland this Mid-Autumn with large-scale lantern sets. Follow original character Fenbao across several key areas of the Gardens, including a giant celestial whale display at Dragonfly Lake and illuminated underwater scenes at Supertree Grove.
Beyond the light displays, families can explore several interactive cultural zones and activities:
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Colonnade of Lights: Take a stroll through 1,000 hand-painted lanterns crafted by members of the community.
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Craft Corner & Workshops: Children can participate in self-guided craft sessions on selected dates (13, 19–20, and 25–27 September) at the Colonnade. Attraction ticket holders get a 1-for-1 deal, while Friends of the Gardens receive 10% off.
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Marketplace & Carnival: Grab dinner at the food stalls near Supertree Grove, where kids can also enjoy carnival games and family rides. Friends of the Gardens members get 10% off food stalls and $3 off every $30 spent on carnival game cards.
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Live Performances: Don't miss the LED Lion Dance to launch the festival on 12 September at 8.30 pm. On the final day (27 September), catch the Singapore Big Flag Championship (1.00 pm – 7.30 pm) followed by a closing Dragon Dance at 7.30 pm.
If you are planning to visit the indoor Flower Dome, the Lilytopia display (5 – 27 September) features an ancient Egyptian theme alongside family activities.
Find out more about the Mid-autumn celebrations at Gardens by the Bay here.
BYKidO Tip: Head down around 6.00 pm to grab a bite at the Supertree Grove marketplace before the lanterns light up at nightfall. This lets you beat the main crowd, get the kids fed early, and enjoy an easier walk along the lantern trail once the sun goes down.
Haidilao Behind-the-scenes Kitchen Tour Mid-Autumn Edition
Venue: Haidilao Hotpot, Tampines at Century Square, #02-22, 2 Tampines Central 5, Singapore 529509
Dates: 19 Sep 2026, 9.30 am onwards
Fees: $10 per family
Ever wondered what happens behind those kitchen doors? Bring your kids for an exclusive peek into Haidilao’s kitchen and get to see live lobsters, fresh scallops and other ingredients up close. Get a rare inside look at how the hotpot restaurant runs behind the scenes!
Happening at Haidilao Tampines, kids will get to step into the Haidilao kitchen and to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival, they will also get to make their own snowskin mooncake (4 mooncakes per registered family).
Families can also stay for a meal (chargeable) and receive a free plate of pork or beef (worth $16 - $18) plus gifts for the little ones too!
Spaces are limited to the first 25 registered families, so quickly sign-up now!
Movies by the Beach - Ocean Odyssey Edition @ Sentosa
Venue: Palawan Kidz City, Sentosa
Dates: Every Saturday & Sunday,
Admission: Free
This September, experience a special Ocean Odyssey edition at Movies by the Beach while celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival. Enjoy under-the-sea-themed family movies under the stars and ocean-inspired craft workshops. Spend $10 on the island to redeem a workshop, limited to the first 100 participants daily.
From 5.30pm onwards (limited to 100 per day)
- 5 Sep to 13 Sep: Ocean creatures wood colouring
- 19 Sep onwards: Ocean creatures wood colouring with Lantern painting
Settle down from 7 pm to catch a family-friendly movie! Free entry, no booking required - check the schedule below for movie titles,
- 5 Sep: Aqua Marine (2006)
- 6 Sep: The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water (2015)
- 12 Sep: Blue Crush (2002)
- 13 Sep: How To Train Your Dragon (2010)
- 19 Sep: Eight Below (2006)
- 20 Sep: Rango (2011)
- 25 Sep: The Little Mermaid (1989)
- 26 Sep: The Little Mermaid 2: Return to the Sea (2000)
- 27 Sep: The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning (2008)
Celestial Nights 2026: Mid-Autumn Edition at Science Centre Singapore
Venue: Science Centre Singapore & Japanese Garden
Dates: 19 – 27 September 2026 (Stargazing & main highlights on 25 & 26 Sep)
Admission: Free & ticketed options (Paid activities from $4)
Science Centre Singapore’s Celestial Nights returns this Mid-Autumn Festival with a mix of astronomy and festive traditions. Across the event, families can stroll an illuminated trail connecting the Science Centre to Japanese Garden, join a live planetarium session, look through powerful telescopes, and even take part in an after-hours silent disco.
Here are the key highlights to check out with the kids:
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Celestial Trail (25 & 26 Sep): A free, self-guided walk connecting the Science Centre's Metamorphosis zone to the Water Lily Pavilion at Japanese Garden. Children can follow lit panels depicting the planets, navigate the laser and mirror mazes, and complete trail activities for a discount on a limited-edition Quby pin.
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Live Digital Planetarium Show & Stargazing (25 & 26 Sep, $4): Head inside the Omni-Theatre for Moon Legends: From Myth to Mission, a 20-minute show that blends traditional folklore like Chang'e and the Jade Rabbit with modern lunar exploration. Tickets also include access to the Main Observatory for a 1-minute viewing session through the 16-inch telescope to view lunar craters or Saturn's rings (limited to the first 225 tickets per night).
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Lantern-Making & Music (25 Sep): From 6.30pm to 9.30pm at Metamorphosis, kids can assemble their own lanterns while enjoying live musical performances by Chalmers Wong.
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Moonbeats Silent Disco (26 Sep, from $20): Put on wireless headphones for a dance party featuring 3 live DJs. Ticket holders can join an outdoor parade from the Science Centre to Japanese Garden at 7pm (limited to the first 100 registrants) before the party moves into Hall A. Each ticket includes a complimentary drink.
Late-night food and drinks will be available at the Science Centre's F&B outlets throughout the evening. For tickets and full details, click here.
Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival at Chinese Garden
Venue: Chinese Garden (Bonsai Garden, Grand Arch, and Tea Pavilion)
Dates: 19 Sep – 4 Oct 2026 (Hands-on activities: 19–20 & 25–27 Sep 2026, 6.30pm–9.30pm)
Admission: FREE
Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall’s signature Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival joins NParks’ Lights by the Lake 2026 at the Chinese Garden. Combining free cultural activities, interactive trails, and evening entertainment, the event gives families plenty of ways to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival together amidst the garden's scenic grounds.
Children can take part in Xiao Qing's Special Delivery, a free self-guided stamp rally inspired by the Legend of Madame White Snake that leads visitors through various Chinese Garden landmarks to collect custom stamps (19 Sep – 4 Oct, with keepsake redemptions available on selected weekend evenings at the Bonsai Garden).
Over the two main activity weekends (19–20 & 25–27 Sep, 6.30pm–9.30pm), the Bonsai Garden hosts free drop-in stations including lantern making, hanfu dress-up with complimentary photo prints, traditional heritage games, and multi-layered stamp printing. Younger kids can also pick up a free Uncle Ting Mid-Autumn Activity Booklet at the Bonsai Garden while stocks last.
Families can also enjoy free storytelling sessions at the Tea Pavilion covering festival legends in Mandarin (20 Sep) and English (27 Sep) at 6.45pm and 7.30pm. Before heading home, check out the travelling exhibitions at the Grand Arch showcasing artisanal mooncake moulds and the history of Wan Qing Yuan.
Mid-Autumn Family FUN 2026
Venue: Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre and Singapore Chinese Orchestra
Dates: 19 - 20 Sep 2026
Admission: Free and paid activities and workshops
Mid-Autumn Family FUN (MAFF) is an annual festive event jointly organised by Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre and Singapore Chinese Orchestra.
Taking place from 19–20 September 2026 at SCCC and the Singapore Conference Hall, the weekend festival will feature 25 family-friendly activities, including a Mid-Autumn rooftop installation, mooncake tasting, interactive lantern walks, moon and stargazing, hands-on workshops, free craft activities, cultural performances and more.
Highlights include,
- Experience the magic of Mid-Autumn Festival at SCCC’s rooftop installation which features five lighted giant Bit Bit Forest inflatable bunnies, happening from 11 Sep to 13 Dec 2026
- Get up-close to the moon with ITE College East Astronomy Club while being serenaded by local singer-songwriter Jason Yu.
- Don a Hanfu (traditional Chinese attire), take complimentary photos at the photo booth, and capture memorable Mid-Autumn moments with your family
- Enjoy free samples from a delightful selection of traditional and new-flavoured mooncakes from iconic local heritage brands and specialty bakeries, alongside a curated selection of herbal teas.
- An immersive and interactive mass lantern walk
So mark your calendars and get ready for a weekend of Mid-Autumn family fun!
Mid-Autumn Festival Celebrations at Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre
Venue: Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre, 30A Yishun Central 1, Singapore 768796
Dates: 25 Sep 2026, 7 pm - 8.45 pm
Fees: $27 per family, includes a goodie bag containing the items needed to participate in the activities.
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with a lively evening of lantern riddles, Mid-Autumn games, family performances and Lantern Parade. Bring your children and come celebrate together under the glow of lanterns at this family event!
Bring along your lantern and have a wonderful Mid-Autumn evening! Don’t have one? Lanterns will also be available for purchase at the event.
Organised by Greentree Montessori, this event is open to the public! Register your attendance now!
One Punggol 2nd Birthday Bash and Mid-Autumn Celebrations
Venue: One Punggol
Dates: 13 Sep 2026
Admission: Free
One Punggol invites families and residents to celebrate as Singapore’s largest integrated community hub marks its 2nd Anniversary with a vibrant line-up of school holiday activities!
Running from 5 to 13 Sep, the September School Holiday programme offers a range of complimentary activities with giant bouncy castles, inflatable play zones, kiddy rides, tabletop games and arts and crafts workshops.
The celebrations culminate on 13 Sep with the One Punggol 2nd Birthday Bash! Throughout the afternoon, visitors can immerse themselves in a carnival atmosphere featuring interactive games, family-friendly attractions and exclusive anniversary experiences. Families can complete activity stations to redeem tokens for a Gachapon machine featuring exclusive prizes and enjoy complimentary snacks too!
As evening falls, the celebrations continue with a Mid-Autumn Festival celebration from 6 pm to 10 pm, where families can enjoy the ceremonial Mid-Autumn Light-Up, complemented by lantern displays, cultural performances and traditional arts and crafts activities. Come participate in Chinese couplet writing, enjoy complimentary mooncakes while stocks last, and experience an evening of cultural performances that celebrate Singapore’s rich multicultural heritage.
Please check www.facebook.com/OnePunggol for latest updates.
PAssionArts Festival Celebrates Mid-Autumn in the Heartlands
One of the many Mid-Autumn events with PAssionArts Festival 2026
Venue: Various venues across Singapore
Dates: 19 - 20, 26 - 27 Sep 2026
Admission: Depending on event
Revel in the joy of Mid-Autumn with your neighbours through a lively line-up of community arts activities with the PAssionArts Festival 2026, including colourful lantern
From creating lanterns to enjoying festive music and dance, there is something for everyone to discover and enjoy at PAssionArts
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Kampong Glam PAssionArts Festival (19 Sep): A carnival-themed art village will bring the Mid-Autumn festivities to life, with residents invited to take part in hands-on art workshops including air-dry clay, print-making, bookmark-painting and more. Join in the lantern procession and enjoy cultural performances in the lively neighbourhood of Zhongshan Park.
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Eunos PAssionArts Festival (19 Sep): Enjoy community performances, and
take part in interactive art booths including mini mooncake keychain-making, clay rabbit & mooncake painting, and join in a lantern procession. Look out for a large-scale diorama celebrating the past and present of Eunos neighbourhood, featuring batik panels and kinetic art elements. -
Admiralty PAssionArts Festival (20 Sep): A large-scale fish lantern installation will light the night and captivate residents. Other activities to look forward to include hands-on workshops such as lantern making, and captivating performances such as lion dance and face changing, offering a culturally rich and vibrant experience for the whole community.
Other Mid-Autumn events are happening at,
- Kolam Ayer, Block 64 HDB Kallang Bahru (19 Sep, 6.30 pm - 9.30 pm)
- Kaki Bukit, Kaki Bukit Neighbourhood Park (19 Sep, 6.30 pm - 9.30 pm)
- Toa Payoh, South Plaza (open area in front of COURTS Toa Payoh) (19 Sep, 5 pm - 9 pm)
- Kreta Ayer-Kim Seng, Kreta Ayer Square (19 Sep, 5.30 pm - 9 pm)
- Bukit Gombak, CMPB (26 Sep, 6 pm - 9 pm)
- Kebun Baru Bestari, Block 246A HDB Ang Mo Kio (27 Sep, 5.30 pm - 8.30 pm)
Glow-in-the-Dark Baby Rave & Mid-Autumn Celebration at Little Paddington Preschool East Coast
Venue: Little Paddington Preschool East Coast, 26A Jalan Ulu Siglap, Singapore 457184
Dates: Friday, 25 Sep 2026, 6 pm - 8 pm
Admission: FREE (Open to public, registration required)
Swap the usual Friday night routine for an evening that blends a child-friendly dance party with traditional festival celebrations. Little Paddington Preschool East Coast is hosting a free glow-in-the-dark Mid-Autumn event designed for families with young children aged 3 to 6 years old.
In the Baby Rave Dance Room, DJ Chervy plays a live set of nursery remixes and upbeat instrumentals under neon glow lights, giving toddlers and preschoolers space to dance alongside their parents.
For creative hands-on play, the Art & Sensory Play Zone offers canvas painting and squishy glow slime, while Panda’s Mid-Autumn House introduces cultural traditions through mooncake making, tea tasting, pomelo crafts, and lantern making.
Out in the Mid-Autumn Games & Play area, families can try Glow Tic-Tac-Toe, target toss games, and bubble play. If your child needs a break from the noise and music, the Moon Lounge provides a quieter rest area with drinks and light fruit snacks.
Every registered child receives a holographic goodie bag packed with glow sticks and wearable accessories like glasses and headbands. Children also get to take home their handmade glow slime, art canvas, and custom mooncake at the end of the night.
The event is free and open to public with registration. Register here now.
Mid-Autumn Festival at Chinatown Singapore
Venue: Smith Street, Chinatown Singapore
Dates: 9 Sep 2026, 2 pm to 5.30 pm
Admission: Free
This Mid-Autumn Festival, Chinatown Singapore comes alive with the warmth of tradition, community and celebration with a vibrant afternoon of cultural experiences and heritage performances.
The festivities at the main stage on Smith Street, Chinatown Singapore will begin at 2pm with an energetic lion dance and Wushu performance. Visitors can also discover the stories and traditions behind the Mid-Autumn Festival through a traditional lantern-making talk, offering fascinating insights into the craftsmanship, symbolism and cultural significance of lanterns.
Heritage enthusiasts can challenge themselves with the “Where Am I?” Heritage Game at 4pm and 5pm where they will be invited to identify heritage locations and clues around Chinatown Singapore, with 30 F&B vouchers up for grabs!
Children and families can immerse themselves in hands-on cultural activities throughout the day, from Paper Cutting, Handmade Crafts, Calligraphy and Fan Dyeing. Not forgetting the “Lantern Painting Competition” where young visitors can let their creativity shine by decorating the provided lanterns. Participants need to register online before 9 Sep 2026 and will each receive a $10 F&B voucher for participating.
More information and registration at https://mid-autumn.chinatown.sg/.
Metta Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival
Venue: Metta Welfare Association, Simei
Dates: 24 Sep 2026, 5.30 pm - 9 pm
Admission: Free
Come celebrate at the first-ever Metta Mid-Autumn Lantern Festival! The festival is free and open to the public, with activities for children and parents to enjoy together!
Take part in the Clay Mooncake Keychain workshop and Create Your Own Lantern session to create your very own keepsake to bring home. There will also be Mooncake and Tea Appreciation for those interested to learn more about these elements of the festival. Families can browse and grab photos with the lantern display, featuring lanterns created and hand-painted by youths with special needs.
Conclude the fun evening by joining friends and family at the Community Lantern Walk with your lanterns! Don't worry if you get hungry, the Metta Cafe will be open during the event, serving some of their highly raved menu items.
Experience Mid-Autumn at Pororo Park
Venue: Pororo Park
Dates: 26 Sep 2026, 6 pm to 9 pm
Admission: $45 for parent and child
This Mid-Autumn Festival, families are invited to gather under the moon and celebrate with Pororo & Friends at Pororo Park Singapore.
Mid-Autumn Moon Fest brings a playful spin to the traditional celebration with an evening of hands-on activities, festive treats and family-friendly entertainment designed for parents and little ones to enjoy together!
Get crafty by letting little ones decorate their very own lantern, adding their personal touch before taking it along for the evening’s festivities. Families are invited to take part in the event’s game stations too.
Taking your decorated lantern and and join Pororo for a special Lantern Walk, lighting up the night together with their families. The celebrations continue with our popular Bubble Party, bringing plenty of bubbly fun for little ones! Little fans can also look forward to a special Mid-Autumn Festival Pororo & Friends Show and photo-taking session, alongside plenty of free play around the park.
Families will also have the chance to take part in our Lucky Draw, with exciting prizes up for grabs plus every child will receive a goodie bag worth $50!
Families visiting Pororo Park Singapore from 21 to 27 Sep 2026 will also get to enjoy the festivities with a special Mid-Autumn Sing-Along & Dance with Pororo & Friends at 11.30 am 1.30 pm, 3.30 pm 5.30 pm and 7.30 pm.
Mid-Autumn Celebrations at Tayo Station
Venue: Tayo Station
Dates: 26 Sep 2026, 6 pm to 9 pm
Admission: $39.90 for parent and child
Mid-Autumn Festival is getting a playful Tayo twist as Singapore’s favourite little blue bus brings lanterns, mooncakes and festive fun to Tayo Station!
For one special evening, families can celebrate through a line-up of hands-on activities designed especially for little ones. Children can get creative at the 20-mins Play Dough Mooncake Workshop by Tiny Trove, sing and dance along at a special Tayo Mid-Autumn Show, take home their very own Tayo Lantern, and end the evening alongside Tayo himself on a Lantern Walk around the playground.
Throughout the celebration, each participating child can collect three Mid-Autumn keepsakes worth a combined $49.70, including a Tiny Trove play dough, Tayo Stick Balloon, and Tayo Lantern.
Happening from 6pm to 9pm (The Play Dough Mooncake Workshop happens at 6 pm, 6.20 pm, 7 pm and 7.20 pm), the celebration brings familiar Mid-Autumn traditions to life in a fun and accessible way for younger children – giving families a memorable way to celebrate the season together through play, creativity and plenty of Tayo fun.
The Mid-Autumn fun doesn’t stop there! Families visiting Tayo Station from 21 to 27 Sep 2026 can join Tayo and friends for a special Mid-Autumn Sing-Along & Dance throughout the festive week. The sessions happen at 12pm, 1.30pm, 3.30pm, 5pm, 6.30pm and 8pm.
Mid-Autumn Festival at Orchid Country Club
Venue: Orchid Country Club
Dates: 28 Sep 20226
Admission: from $28 (adult), $14 (child)
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with family and friends at Orchid Country Club!
From 3.00pm to 9.00pm, look forward to a variety of festive experiences for all ages. A complimentary DIY lantern-making activity will be available at the event, with lanterns provided for participants. Guests are also welcome to bring their own lanterns for the Grand Lantern Walk.
As night falls, the event's signature Grand Lantern Walk will transform Orchid Country Club's fairways into a glowing spectacle, as participants come together for a Singapore Book of Records attempt for the Largest Lantern Walk on a Golf Course. Along the route, guests can stop by the picturesque Moon Gate Experience for memorable photo opportunities.
Guests can also enjoy a sumptuous Mid-Autumn buffet dinner before the festivities continue with interactive stage games and a spectacular LED Lion Dance, creating a lively atmosphere throughout the evening.
Tickets are available here.
Lentor Modern Mall - An Enchanted Mid-Autumn
Venue: Lentor Modern Mall
Dates: 5 - 25 Sep 2026
Admission: Free with min. spending for selected activities
From 5 to 25 September 2026, Lentor Modern mall presents a line-up of festive experiences, from hands-on workshops and cultural activities to a community lantern walk on the actual day of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
Get creative on weekends with a snowskin mooncake-making workshop hosted by Chef Wen (#01-19) or a burger-making workshop hosted by Burger King (#01-14/15). Redeem a complimentary workshop slot with a minimum spend of $30 ($60 with Cold Storage Fresh receipts).
On 19 September 2026, from 2pm to 4pm, children can take part in Little Cultural Explorers, a special one-day programme held in collaboration with Hua Xia Language Centre (#B1-05). The programme features calligraphy and mooncake origami sessions inspired by Mid-Autumn traditions.
The highlight of the celebrations takes place on Mid-Autumn Festival, 25 September 2026, from 7pm to 9pm. Start the evening with fun-filled games and activities, before continuing after sunset with a community lantern walk, where participants can bring along their favourite lanterns. Pets are welcome too! The three best-dressed children and three best-dressed pets in Mid-Autumn themed outfits will each win $100 worth of GuocoLand e-Vouchers.
For registration and more details, visit https://www.lentormodern.com.sg/event/an-enchanted-mid-autumn.
An Evening Under the Stars: The NEX Moonlight Gathering
Venue: NEX, Rooftop, Leve 4R
Dates: 19 - 20 Sep 2026, 7.15 pm - 8 pm and 8.15 pm to 9 pm
Admission: Min. spending of $30 to redeem entry
On 19 and 20 September, NEX celebrate the Mid-Autumn festival at Level 4 Rooftop with the Moonlight Gathering, a dreamy evening get-together surrounded by Mid-Autumn décor, fairy lights and lanterns. Each participant will receive a goodie bag and the opportunity to meet and greet the Rabbit mascot while soaking in the festive atmosphere and celebrating the Mid-Autumn season together.
Spend $30 in a single transaction to redeem the Moonlight Gathering experience. Each redemption admits 2 participants (1 pair), with a maximum of 30 participants (15 pairs) per session across two sessions per day.
While you are there, you may also wish to drop by the TANG Mid-Autumn Fair and embark on the Eight Bites Trail, a fun food quest that allows you to sample mooncakes from eight featured booths. Begin with a uniquely designed mooncake-shaped card, and collect all eight “mooncake slices” along the way to complete your card and redeem a FREE Sanrio lantern and special gift!
For more information, you may visit NEX’s website here.
Mid-Autumn Lumière at Paragon
Venue: Paragon
Dates: 2 - 27 Sep 2026
Admission: Free
This Mid-Autumn Festival, Paragon transforms art into community impact with a celebration centred around 50 one-of-a-kind rabbit sculptures, created in collaboration with Raffles Design Institute (RDI) and ART:DIS (Arts & Disability) Singapore.
Through Paragon’s Adopt-a-rabbit initiative, all 50 sculptures will be available for adoption at S$800 each, with proceeds donated to ART. Contributions will also be matched dollar-for-dollar by CapitaLand Hope Foundation, up to S$40,000, further amplifying the impact of the initiative.
Beyond the art showcase, Mid-Autumn Lumière will feature festive gifting, live instrumental performances, candle-customisation workshops and family-friendly activities throughout September.
Find out more about Mid-Autumn Lumière here.
