Singapore Carnivals 2024 / 2025

List of upcoming carnivals in Singapore in 2024 / 2025, including festivals, parades, celebrations, food fairs, fiesta, gala, open houses, countdowns, parties and more.


Featured Event

Halloween Horror Nights 2024 (Singapore)

Universal Studios Singapore 8 Sentosa Gateway,, Singapore, Singapore

Halloween Horror Nights 2024, the 12th edition of the annual Halloween haunted house attraction at Universal Studios Singapore (USS), is back for 18 nights happening in between 27 September and 2 November 2024. This year’s spine-chilling event brings the haunting world of Netflix’s hit series "Sweet Home" to life with eerie, immersive corridors. Visitors can brace themselves for four terrifying haunted houses, navigate through three pulse-pounding scare zones, and enjoy three electrifying shows.

SGD80

Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival 2024 (Singapore)

Wan Qing Yuan - Sun Yat Sen Nanyang Memorial Hall 12 Tai Gin Road, Singapore

Wan Qing Mid-Autumn Festival 2024 (晚晴园庆中秋2024), the annual Moon Festival celebration at the historic Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, will take place from 20 August - 15 September 2024. This year's theme, "Moonlit Legends", features larger-than-life traditional lanterns depicting beloved Mid-Autumn Festival characters. The festival's highlight will be on 14 & 15 September, with a host of exciting activities as we celebrate in grand style before the memorial hall temporarily closes for restoration.

Free

Chinatown Mid-Autumn Festival Celebrations 2024 (Singapore)

Chinatown Chinatown, Singapore

Chinatown Mid-Autumn Festival Celebrations 2024 (牛车水中秋节庆祝活动2024), Singapore's annual Mooncake Festival celebration in Chinatown, returns from 30 August - 2 October 2024. In addition to the vibrant lanterns and light displays that illuminate Chinatown's streets each evening from 7pm for 34 days, visitors can enjoy a range of traditional and cultural activities. These include a festive bazaar, weekend stage performances, mass lantern walks, a lantern painting workshop and lantern riddle games.

Free

Gardens by the Bay Mid-Autumn Festival 2024

Gardens by the Bay 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore, Singapore

Gardens by the Bay Mid-Autumn Festival 2024 (滨海花园庆中秋2024) is back for 19 enchanting days from 4 - 22 September 2024! Visitors can capture memorable photos with lanterns inspired by Chinese mythology and nostalgic scenes from childhood playtime in old Singapore. Highlights include nine enchanting lantern displays scattered throughout the garden, as well s Singapore’s largest flower carpet featuring the national flower, Vanda Miss Joaquim alongside the iconic dragon playground. The festival also offers a range of activities such as a lantern walk, craft-making workshops, multicultural performances, a street food fair, carnival games and rides, ensuring fun for all ages throughout the event.

Free

Lights by the Lake 2024 (Singapore)

Jurong Lake Gardens Jurong Lake Gardens, Yuan Ching Rd, Singapore

Lights by the Lake 2024 (裕廊湖花园中秋灯会2024), the annual Mid-Autumn Festival celebration at Jurong Lake Gardens, is back for 15 enchanting days from 8 - 22 September 2024! Visitors will be captivated by breathtaking lantern displays and light projection shows scattered throughout the garden, including those floating on the lake and in the newly reopened Chinese and Japanese gardens. Families and children can also enjoy a variety of activities, such as vibrant music performances, traditional dances, lantern riddles and movie screenings.

Free

Shuang Lin Monastery Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration 2024 (Singapore)

Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery 莲山双林禅寺 Lian Shan Shuang Lin Monastery, 184 Jalan Toa Payoh, Singapore

Shuang Lin Monastery Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration 2024 (双林寺《千灯焕彩,万众同欢》中秋节庆祝活动2024) will take place from 13 - 17 September 2024 at the renowned Buddhist monastery in Toa Payoh. Organised in partnership with Toa Payoh East CCC (PA), this five-day event features a Mind Sports Competition (Weiqi and Chinese Chess), a mid-autumn charity bazaar, a Buddhist music concert and a lively carnival. Visitors can savour a diverse selection of delicious foods, partake in engaging games, and let the children enjoy hours of fun on the inflatable bouncy castle.

Free

Singapore Food Festival 2024

Singapore

Singapore Food Festival 2024 (SFF 2024), now celebrating its 31st edition, is returning bigger and better than ever. This year, the festival has expanded from its traditional two-week village format to a full month of immersive culinary experiences held across the island. Get ready to discover Singapore’s rich gastronomic heritage and vibrant food scene throughout October!

The Purple Parade 2024

Suntec City 3 Temasek Boulevard, Singapore

The Purple Parade 2024, the 12th edition of the carnival celebrating the abilities of persons with disabilities and promoting inclusion, is returning to Suntec City on 12 October 2024! Apart from marching in the parade, attendees can enjoy a variety of activities including music performances, games, and a food and arts & crafts merchandise fair. This four-hour event is open to the public and welcomes all!

Free

River Hongbao 2025

Gardens by the Bay 18 Marina Gardens Drive, Singapore, Singapore

River Hongbao 2025 (春到河畔 2025), a highlight of Chinese New Year (CNY) celebrations in Singapore, is set to return for 13 days from 27 January - 8 February 2025 at Gardens by the Bay (GBTB) to usher in the Year of the Snake. In keeping with tradition, visitors can take photos with the stunning God of Fortune statue at the SuperTree Observatory and marvel at the lunar new year lanterns, lights, and decorations, all themed around this year's zodiac sign, the Snake. The event will feature a variety of cultural performances, a Chinese culture and traditions exhibition, a food fair, and amusement rides, offering entertainment for all ages.

Free

Chingay 2025 (Singapore)

Singapore

Chingay 2025, the 53rd edition of Singapore's renowned Chinese New Year street parade, returns for two exciting nights on 7 & 8 February 2025! Attendees will immerse in a vibrant festive atmosphere, marvel at intricately designed Chingay floats, and enjoy multicultural street performances by talented community performers. After the parade, selected floats and performances will also visit the heartlands, allowing residents who couldn’t attend the event in person to experience the celebration and enjoy the festivities up close.