The Mid-Autumn Festival is right ahead! If you absolutely love indulging in mooncakes and getting your lanterns ready, Festivities under the Moonlight (16 August – 15 September) at Chinatown Point has a ton of treats, perks and activities for you.
Mid-Autumn Fair for mooncakes and treats
You can’t have a Mid-Autumn Festival without mooncakes (it’s also known as the Mooncake Festival!), and Chinatown Point is bringing you a whole fair dedicated to mooncakes and other traditional treats from 30 August to 13 September 2019.
Pick from brands like The Capitol Kempinski Hotel, Mandarin Orchard Hotel, Intercontinental Singapore, Hua Ting Restaurant and other establishments for your sweet fix!
Get your crafts on
Make your own festive decor at Chinatown Point’s special craft workshops. Simply spend $30 in a single same-day receipt to participate.(limited to the first 20 shoppers per workshop).
#SaveTheDates Plan ahead and you can make it to the pompom jade rabbit workshop on 31 August and 1 September, and the gel candle making workshop on 7 and 8 September.
Plus, if you’re fans of some wushu action, catch the Wushu Stars Contest 2019 on 14 September (10am to 8pm), where young athletes will display their skills in the art of Chinese martial arts.
Lion’s Pride: Art from the Heart
You might have already heard of the President’s Challenge, a movement to build an inclusive society through initiatives to help the less fortunate). This festive season, Chinatown Point is doing their bit and supporting the important movement by partnering with Lion’s Pride – Art from the Heart campaign.
For Festivities under the Moonlight, Chinatown Point is holding a lucky draw (spend over $88) and a claw machine filled with goodies ($168 to get a token).
Festivities under the Moonlight, Chinatown Point, 16 August – 15 September 133 New Bridge Rd, Singapore 059413
This post is in partnership with Chinatown Point.
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