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What's on this Mid-Autumn Festival

What's on this Mid-Autumn Festival

What is Mid-Autumn Festival?

Mid-Autumn Festival is a time to celebrate family, togetherness and gratitude under the full moon. Observed by many communities across Asia and around the world, the festival is marked by traditions including mooncakes, lanterns and gathering with loved ones. In 2026, Mid-Autumn Festival falls on Friday 25 September.

Join us in-centre for Mid-Autumn Festival

Decorate your own Lantern

Decorate a beautiful lantern inspired by traditional Moon Festival celebrations. Using wooden lantern frames, translucent paper and a mix of decorative craft materials, children can design and decorate each side with colourful motifs including the full moon, rabbits, flowers, clouds and more.

A fun craft activity where little ones can get creative and make a unique lantern to take home.

Date: Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 September

Time: 11:00am - 2:00pm

Location: Colouring Zone, Level 2, near Mecca Maxima

Mid-Autum Festival surprise and delight

You never know who you might bump into while you’re shopping! Monty the Monkey will be roaming the centre, spreading smiles and sharing a delicious selection of sweet and savoury moon cakes with lucky customers.

Date: Saturday 26 September

Time: 11:00am - 2:00pm

Location: Roaming


Hoi Chan's Mid-Autumn Festival art and the importance of family

To celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival on Friday 25 September, Westfield has commissioned artist Hoi Chan, originally from Hong Kong, to create a special artwork that reflects the Festival and its cultural significance across many parts of Asia. Find out more about Hoi Chan and his artwork here


Accessibility

We’re committed to providing an inclusive and accessible environment. Westfield is a proud participant in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Scheme which helps to support and raise awareness for people living with a hidden disability.

For more information and sensory maps, visit your local centre’s website and search “quiet time”.