Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre’s Oct – Dec’s highlights

Mid-Autumn Family FUN 2025 (Image Courtesy of SCCC)

Mid-Autumn Family FUN 2025 

Jointly organised by Singapore Chinese Cultural Centre (SCCC) and Singapore Chinese Orchestra, Mid-Autumn Family FUN 2025 (MAFF) is SCCC’s signature festival that brings Mid-Autumn festivities to the Central Business District.

Held over a weekend from 4 – 5 Oct, MAFF 2025 will feature 27 programmes taking place in SCCC and Singapore Conference Hall (SCH) – the largest line-up of programmes for the festival since its launch in 2023.  

One of the key highlights of this year’s festival will be Moongazing with Monday Bruce, an illuminated installation at SCCC’s Roof Garden featuring five giant inflatables of Monday Bruce, the main rabbit character from a popular series of collectible blind boxes.  

Another highlight will be Rabbit’s Tea House, an experiential tea house at SCCC Multi-Purpose Hall which offers visitors mooncake sampling and tea tasting, cellophane lantern-making workshops, crosstalk and Hokkien opera performances, hanfu try out activities, and more.   

REMIX 2025 (Image Courtesy of SCCC)

REMIX: SINGAPO人 Youth Takeover 2025 

REMIX: SINGAPO​人​ Youth Takeover is SCCC’s annual youth festival that invites youths to rediscover Singapore Chinese culture through fun, meaningful, and immersive activities. Co-created with youth groups, local arts and cultural collectives, and Institutes of Higher Learning, the festival presents a dynamic line-up of music, dance, theatre, workshops, and interactive games. 

Returning for its 6th edition from 17 – 26 Oct, REMIX will unfold over two weekends and feature pop-up programmes and activities held at unconventional spaces within the Centre, transforming familiar corners into exciting creative playgrounds. 

One of the programme highlights will be Park-Ty Ground @ SCCC, a dynamic mash-up of Mandopop, street art, dance, creative endeavours, and local flavours. Also not to be missed is She’s in the Third Stall, a site-specific immersive theatre experience set in a public toilet at the SCCC. 

Other festival highlights include high-energy dance battles, escape room games, swing and Latin dance socials, sober parties, and a one-of-a-kind karaoke experience. Creative workshops such as mini-CD-album keychains, press-on nails, graffiti art, and social mural painting offer hands-on opportunities for self-expression.

More information can be found at https://singaporen.sg/experience/remix.