The annual Gardens by the Bay’s Mid-Autumn Festival 2019 pays tribute to Chinese folklore, traditions and practices with brand new lantern concepts. You can expect enthralling display of 14 lantern sets across the gardens.
Lattice of Lights
For the first time, the newly opened Bayfront Plaza features 90 lanterns hanging from the ceiling of the lattice structure.
Traditional Lanterns
Beautiful lanterns display along Bayfront Plaza.
Chinese Classic Stories
Chinese Porcelain
Most of us are familiar with Chinese porcelain wares. These Chinese porcelain vase lanterns which draw reference from the patterns of a 600-year-old Imperial Ming vase feature the 12 Chinese zodiac animals.
Joyous Union
A depiction of a traditional Chinese wedding ceremony where the groom brings his bride home.
Giant Revolving Lantern
The highlight of this year is the Giant Revolving Lantern. Measuring 30 metres in diameter and wrapped around a Supertree, this lantern set is a reimagining of the traditional “Zou Ma Deng”.
This set offer an immersive experience for visitors, as they can walk through the lantern set to see the story of Chang E and Hou Yi unfolding on the panels.
String Puppet
Introduced by Chinese immigrants, Chinese puppetry used to be a popular form of street entertainment in Singapore
lluminations of Joy
Showcasing 250 hand-painted lanterns, this display celebrates both the festivity of Mid-Autumn and the creative expression of senior citizens from seven social service organisations, who are behind the works of art.
Dragon Dance
The dragon is an auspicious creature that symbolises power, strength and good luck.
Water Colours
Over at Dragonfly Lake, a Chinese landscape painting of mountains and a waterfall brought to three-dimensional life, and Martial Arts where characters practise their moves amidst nature.
Mid-Autumn Festival 2019 @ Gardens by the Bay
Now on till 15 September 2019, 7pm-11pm
Various Locations at Gardens by the Bay
18 Marina Gardens Dr, Singapore 018953
Admission is Free!
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So amazing.
Cantik! So colourful and lively!
Amazing! We have a Chinese light show coming to our Magnolia Gardens this autumn – wonder if it’s similar. Hopefully!!
Great post :)