Bring the whole family together for Mid-Autumn Family FUN (MAFF) 2026! From 19 to 20 September, the Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) invite you to enjoy two days of heartwarming celebrations at SCCC and Singapore Conference Hall.
This year’s festival line-up of 25 programmes include festive activities, music, and traditions that both kids and adults will love as SCCC and SCO mark the Mid-Autumn Festival with joy and togetherness.
Mid-Autumn Family FUN 2026 at Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre and Singapore Conference Hall
Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) have come together to present the fourth edition of Mid-Autumn Family FUN (MAFF), an annual festive celebration that transforms the Central Business District into a vibrant destination for families to experience the rich practices and traditions of Mid-Autumn Festival.
Bit Bit Forest Mid-Autumn Light Up!
One of the key highlights many look forward to would be the rooftop installation for the festive pictures. This year Bit Bit Forest Mid-Autumn Light Up! features five giant inflatable bunnies with Bit Bit as the main character.
Created by Hong Kong designer and artist Chan Siu Kau, the bunnies will be on display from 11 September to 13 December.
In addition, get up-close to the moon with ITE College East Astronomy Club while being serenaded by local singer-songwriter Jason Yu on both evenings from 7 to 9 pm
SCO’s A Voyage of Voices: Moonbound Concert
Those familiar with Singapore Chinese Orchestra would know its principal conductor Quek Ling Kiong. He will reprise his much-loved role as Ah De and bring the audience on a journey from Singapore’s early coolie days to modern Singapore, and showcase how new immigrants integrate into local culture, through moon-inspired Chinese orchestral music, festive riddles, and vibrant storytelling.
When: 19 September, 3pm – 4.15pm, 7.30pm – 8.45pm
How much: $30, Exclusive Culture Pass Ticket Bundle: 2 tickets for $50 with promo code <SCOCP2>
The Makers’ Loft
Join in hands-on workshops and activities featuring Pastel Nagomi Art, TCM cold brew tea bag-making, traditional Chinese tea whisking and painting, and upcycled lantern-making.
Use your SG Culture pass for paid workshops!
Where:
Rabbit Ear Headband Making, SCCC Concourse, Level 1
Cellophane Fans Making, SCO Exhibition Halls 1-2
Upcycled Lantern Making, SCCC Multi-purpose Hall Level 7
Pastel Nagomi Art Workshop, SCCC Multi-Purpose Hall, Level 7, $19 per pair
TCM Cold Brew Tea Workshop, SCCC Multi-Purpose Hall, Level 7
Ticket Sales, $9 per pax
Tea Whisking & Painting Workshop, SCCC Multi-Purpose Hall, Level 7
Ticket Sales, $9 per pax
Dreams under the Moon
Bring the cellophane fan you created at our craft activity booth to the room and watch it come to life under enchanting lights, and catch immersive theatre performances at selected timings throughout the day!
Where: SCCC Practice Room, Level 10
Performing Just For You!
There will be a lively line-up of storytelling, children’s showcases, traditional dance, crosstalk, singing and cultural performances at SCCC Concourse, featuring local arts groups and performers.
SCCC Concourse
1 pm – 1.30 pm: Mandarin interactive storytelling
2 pm – 2.30 pm: Children’s Mid-Autumn Showcase
3 pm – 3.45 pm: Traditional Dance performance
4 pm – 4.30 pm: Moon Moon, Where Are You (English interactive storytelling)
5 pm – 5.30 pm: Children’s Mid-Autumn Showcase
6 pm – 7 pm: Xiang Sheng (Crosstalk) Performance
7 pm – 7.30 pm: I Wish to Sing with You (Singing performance) (19 Sep)
Mask-changing (20 Sep)
Gathering at Level 7
1.30 pm – 2 pm: Talk on Mid-Autumn Traditions & Customs
2.30 pm – 3 pm: Chinese Orchestra Duet Performance
3.30 pm – 4.30 pm: Xiang Sheng (Crosstalk) Performance
5 pm – 7 pm: Lantern Riddle
The Hanfu Wardrobe Corner
It’s dress up time! Head to the photo booth for visitors to dress up in Hanfu (traditional Chinese attire), take complimentary photos, and create memorable Mid-Autumn moments with family and friends.
When: 19 & 20 September, 1 pm to 7 pm
Mid-Autumn Memory Wall
Pen down a favourite memory of Mid-Autumn Festival and contribute to a growing wall of memories across generations.
Head to SCCC this Mid-Autumn
MAFF 2026 is open to the public and offers a wide range of free and ticketed programmes. Eligible Singapore Citizens can use their SG Culture Pass credits to offset ticket costs for eligible MAFF 2026 programmes.
For the full list of programmes, ticketing and registration details, visit the Mid-Autumn Family FUN website.
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