Celebrations

Designed by local art illustrator – Mr Lee Kow Fong(阿果), this display draws inspiration from the rising moon and water elements of the Dragonfly Lake. Combined with nostalgic Mid-Autumn elements, spot whimsical scenes of celebrations during this festival.

Dragonfly Lake, Bayfront MRT

Bubbles Bliss

Childhood memories of playing with bubbles evoke the feeling of warmth and nostalgia, reminding us of joyful family moments. Embrace this simple pleasure and cherish these experiences together this Festival. 

Bubbles playtime: 8.15pm and 9.15pm nightly.

The Meadow

The Shophouse

Inspired by Singapore’s shophouses, these iconic buildings with narrow frontages and covered walkways symbolise local heritage.

Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with Kiddo and friends, reminiscing the good old days of growing up. 

Golden Garden

Dragon Playground

Designed by local designers in the early days, local cultures and identities were incorporated into the designs of these playgrounds such as the Dragon – a mythical creature commonly seen in Asian legends and folklore. 

Join us at the Dragon Playgound for free performances on selected days!

Supertree Grove

Vertical Mid-Autumn

"Vertical Mid-Autumn” refers to a unique way of displaying lanterns where each household would tie various decorated lanterns to the bamboo poles and erect several feet high, heightening the festive atmosphere.

Try out the Instagram filter from EVA Air and stand a chance to win a pair of air tickets! T&Cs apply. 

Supertree Grove

Joyful Childhood Memories: Folk Games from Korea

Celebrate Korea’s vibrant heritage through three iconic children’s folk games – Dak-ssaum (닭싸움, Cockfighting), Jegichagi (제기차기, Kick the Jegi) and Kkamak-Japgi (까막잡기, Hide and Seek) crafted from traditional Korean paper, Hanji.

Supertree Grove

Wishes Beneath the Moonlight

The Pelican Playground – once a familiar sight at Dover, formed part of the growing up memories of many Singaporeans. The communal nature of the pelicans embodies the Chinese culture of harmonious societal relationships. This display, paired with chrysanthemums and quails, represents peace and harmony.

Supertree Grove

Colourful Blossoms

Inspired by the Chinese phrase “花攒锦聚” (huā cuán jǐn jù), which means a colourful and prosperous scene, the Supertree Grove is decorated with a floral arch made up of more than 20 lantern peonies. Revered as the “king of flowers” in Chinese culture, the peony symbolises wealth, honour, love and prosperity.

Supertree Grove

Colonnade of Lights

The Colonnade of Lights is a vibrant showcase of 1,000 beautiful paper lanterns created by the community. Get up close with these colourful lanterns, designed and hand-painted by people from various walks of life as you enjoy a stroll along the Colonnade.

Colonnade