This year's Chinatown Mid-Autumn Festival invites local and overseas visitors to immerse themselves in the most well-loved traditions of the annual festival. Themed "Celebrations of our Traditions", this year's festival will bring back the traditional cellophane lanterns, which serves as the inspiration for this year's Street Light-Up; while emphasizing family togetherness with a new event.
More info..

The Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebrations 2017 will see the addition of several new youth-oriented programmes to enhance and deepen engagement with the youth and young at heart for this year's celebrations.
More info..

An annual affair not to be missed, the Chinatown Mid-Autumn Festival returns this year with a retelling of the most traditional folklore behind the festival to let visitors, and especially our younger generation, to rediscover its origins and history.
More info..

This year's Chinatown Chinese New Year Celebrations 2016 promises to be an even more rousing affair with a richer line-up of community outreach programmes to enrich the annual celebration of this important traditional festival, promote deeper appreciation of the Chinese heritage and to bring the community closer together.
More info..

A yearly extravaganza, Chinatown will once again don on specially designed lanterns, accompanied by a myriad of decorative installations, to present the lights and sounds of the Mid-Autumn Festival that will take place from Sunday, 13 September to Monday, 12 October 2015.
More info..

This year's Chinatown Chinese New Year celebrations will see a strong SG50 theme interwoven with the iconic traditional event ushering in the new lunar year. Themed "Abundance of Joy & Prosperity", the celebrations will be one of the first local cultural festivals to kick off this year's SG50 celebrations for Singapore.
More info..

This Mid-Autumn Festival, Chinatown will be transformed into a picturesque floral landscape with 3,100 handcrafted flower lanterns lining the main thoroughfares of Chinatown on Eu Tong Sen Street, New Bridge Road and South Bridge Road.
More info..

The highly anticipated Chinese festival in Singapore's cultural calendar just got even more exciting as Chinatown transforms into a stunning precinct of magnificent galloping horses and dazzling gold coins.
More info..