Science Centre Singapore is bringing together astronomy, science and Mid-Autumn traditions with its annual Celestial Nights programme.
The event will run from September 19 to October 4, offering visitors a range of activities inspired by the Moon and the cultural significance of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
A key highlight is an opportunity for visitors to explore the night sky through guided stargazing sessions. Participants can observe celestial objects and learn more about astronomy with the help of experienced facilitators.
The programme also features activities designed to connect traditional Mid-Autumn customs with scientific discovery. Visitors can learn about the Moon, lunar cycles and the science behind the changing appearance of the night sky.
Families and children can take part in hands-on activities and educational programmes throughout the festival period. The sessions are designed to make astronomy accessible while introducing younger visitors to concepts related to space and the natural world.
The event also incorporates traditional Mid-Autumn elements, including lantern-themed activities that offer a modern interpretation of a festival traditionally associated with family gatherings, mooncakes and lanterns.
Visitors can explore the Science Centre’s exhibits while taking part in selected evening programmes, creating an experience that combines entertainment with learning.
The festival provides an opportunity for families to spend an evening together while discovering more about the Moon and the wider universe.
With its combination of cultural traditions and astronomy-focused activities, Celestial Nights offers visitors a different way to experience the Mid-Autumn Festival and explore the science behind the night sky.
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