#mid autumn festival 2027 singapore

Singapore's Mid-Autumn 2026 lantern season is over: the last displays at Jurong Lake Gardens, Chinatown and Pasir Ris Mall went dark on Sunday 4 October. Here is what the eight free events were, the one display still lit (SCCC's giant Bit Bit Forest bunnies, free to 13 December), and when Mid-Autumn 2027 falls: Wednesday 15 September.

Mid-Autumn Festival 2026 fell on Friday, 25 September, and Singapore's heritage bakery mooncake season is over. Next year's festival is Wednesday, 15 September 2027, ten days earlier. We re-checked all eight bakeries on 20 October: Tai Chong Kok's online shop has taken its mooncakes down, Bengawan Solo's mooncake page now returns 'page not found', none of Bread Garden's mooncakes is available, and PrimaDéli, Polar, Thye Moh Chan and Old Seng Choong list no mooncakes at all. Only Mdm Ling still has eight sets in stock, back at full price from $48 for a duo and $78 for a tin of four. This guide keeps each bakery's 2026 range and prices, from $9.45 singles to $62 boxes, as the benchmark for 2027.

Mid-Autumn Festival 2026 fell on Friday, 25 September, and every hotel mooncake season on this list has now closed. Next year's festival is Wednesday, 15 September 2027. We re-checked the shops on 20 October: Mandarin Oriental's Mid-Autumn collection is down to two boxes, both unavailable, The Fullerton's mooncake page shows nine boxes sold out, Fairmont's Mid-Autumn offer page has gone and Pan Pacific's offers page no longer lists one, and Kempinski's mooncake page now redirects to its restaurants page. What stays useful is how 2026 ran. The deepest early birds, 30% to 35%, closed between 22 July and 22 August, a month or more before the festival, and the final week was decided by stock rather than price: Xin Cuisine's 1-for-1 sold out a week early. This guide keeps each hotel's 2026 range and prices as a benchmark for 2027.