SINGAPORE, 11 September 2025 – For the third year, Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and Singapore Chinese Orchestra (SCO) have come together to present Mid-Autumn Family FUN 2025 to celebrate the festival in the CBD.

Held over a weekend from 4 to 5 October 2025, MAFF 2025 will feature a total of 27 diverse programmes taking place in SCCC and Singapore Conference Hall (SCH) – the largest line-up of programmes for the festival since its launch in 2023.

One of the key highlights of this year’s festival will be Moongazing with Monday Bruce, an art installation at SCCC’s Roof Garden featuring five giant illuminated inflatables of Monday Bruce, the main rabbit character from a popular series of collectible blind boxes. The installation will be on display from 11 September to 30 November 2025, 10am to 10pm daily, at SCCC’s Roof Garden.

Another highlight will be SCO’s Ancient Moon, Present Light concert to allow children under six years old – for the first time – to enjoy an evening of moonlit tunes. Under the baton of Associate Conductor Moses Gay, the concert will showcase a variety of familiar festive pieces for children and those young at heart to learn more about the world of Chinese orchestral music.

Other MAFF 2025 programme highlights include:

• Parent-Child Workshops: A series of interactive hands-on sessions for parent-and-child or grandparent-and-children pairings to experience soap-making, tea-whisking and traditional Chinese medicine scented pouch making.
• Rabbit’s Brew House: An experiential tea house at SCCC’s Multi-Purpose Hall bringing together mooncake sampling and tea tasting, crosstalk and hanfu dance performances, hanfu sharing and photo-taking, cellophane lantern-making and Chinese knot-making activities.
• Play It Chill: Free performances and activities at SCCC’s Level 1 Concourse suitable for all ages, ranging from drumming acts by Drum Feng, storytelling, poetry reciting to lantern riddles and fan painting.

Visitors to SCCC and SCH can also participate in a bingo game that encourages exploration of various venues within the premises. By completing different MAFF 2025 activities – from performances to workshops and character hunts – visitors can collect stamps and redeem exclusive prizes, such as silkscreen printed tote bags in partnership with STPI and Munchi pancakes.

Mr Alvin Tan, CEO of SCCC, adds: “Through the festival, we hope to transform our Centre into a festive hub where families and friends can get together and celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival in uniquely Singaporean ways, and in doing so, inject more cultural vibrancy into the CBD.”

MAFF 2025 is open to the public and offers a wide range of both free and ticketed programmes. For the full list of programmes, ticketing and registration details, please visit singaporen.sg/maff or download the event’s media kit here.

(Note: Eligible Singapore Citizens can use their SG Culture Pass credits to offset ticket costs for eligible MAFF 2025 programmes.)