SMU Arts Fest 2023, the annual arts festival by the Singapore Management University (SMU), will take place over 6 weekends from 18 August to 24 September 2023 on campus as well as various art venues in the city. Themed "Post", the event this year will showcase thought-provoking works that explore the evolving relationship between humanity, technology and the arts in the forms of exhibitions, dances, and theatre plays.
GrandBite 2023 (GrandBite @ Bayfront), the annual Muslim-friendly carnival and food fair, is back this year from 14 - 17 September 2023 at the Bayfront Event Space beside MBS. Apart from savouring traditional and fusion cuisine and snacks, and shop for products from home decor, health supplements, beauty to fashion apparels, visitors can look forward to be entertained by stage and music performances by celebrities and social media personalities throughout the 4-day event.
Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2023 (Singapore F1 2023) will be back from 15 - 17 September 2023 at the Marina Bay Street Circuit. After a wildly successful record-breaking 302,000 spectators in 2022's edition, the race in 2023 is expected get even more heated.
Gardens by the Bay Mid-Autumn Festival 2023, the annual festive lantern display at the iconic garden in Marina Bay, returns this year from 15 September - 1 October 2023. Themed "Garden of Blooms", visitors will get to take photographs with specially designed lanterns inspired by Chinese mythology, legends and cultures depicting reunion, fate and affinity. Apart from the lantern light-up, a host of activities from cultural performances, workshops, street food fair, carnival games and rides have been scheduled throughout the 2-week event.
Chinatown Mid-Autumn Festival Celebrations 2023 (2023 年牛车水中秋节庆祝活动) is back in the Chinatown district from 15 September to 14 October 2023. A host activities from festive bazaar, stage performances, lantern making session, lantern walks, to savouring festive goodies like pomelo, mooncakes and piggy biscuits await all visitors to Chinatown during this period.
