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Celestial Nights 2026 at Science Centre Singapore
Celestial Nights runs from 19–27 September 2026, with a free illuminated trail throughout; stargazing and the S$4 Moon Legends show are on 25–26 September, and MOONBEATS is on 26 September. Food pop ups and complimentary White Rabbit ice cream are advertised, but the ice cream is available only while stocks last.
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- Celestial Nights runs from 19–27 September 2026, with a free illuminated trail throughout; stargazing and the S$4 Moon Legends show are on 25–26 September, and MOONBEATS is on 26 September.
- Food pop ups and complimentary White Rabbit ice cream are advertised, but the ice cream is available only while stocks last.
- MOONBEATS tickets include a non alcoholic cocktail. The advertised “from S$20” price includes a sold out early bird tier, so check the live price before booking.
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Science Centre Singapore’s Celestial Nights spans 19–27 September 2026, but not every activity runs every night. The free illuminated walk is available throughout; the main moon-viewing and planetarium programmes take place on 25–26 September, followed by the one-night MOONBEATS: AFTERDARK party on 26 September. 2
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Walk the free Celestial Trail and look at the night sky
The self-guided Celestial Trail links Science Centre Singapore and Japanese Garden with illuminated displays. Visitors can begin at the Science Centre’s Metamorphosis area or the garden’s Water Lily Pavilion. The trail runs from 19–27 September and is free; Channel NewsAsia reports that free trail tickets can be redeemed through Science Centre Singapore for 25–26 September, so check the booking page before setting out. 2
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Free moon-viewing and stargazing are scheduled for 25–26 September at the Science Centre Observatory and the Water Lily Pavilion. Viewing through telescopes is weather-dependent. 15
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See Moon Legends for S$4
On 25–26 September, the Omni-Theatre hosts Moon Legends: From Myth to Mission, a live digital planetarium show about the Moon. The S$4 Celestial Nights ticket is listed with the show, trail, stargazing and a viewing slot at the Observatory’s main 16-inch telescope. The Science Centre ticket listing cited in the event details marks the main-telescope component sold out; check the live listing to see which show and viewing options remain available. 1
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Find food pop-ups and a White Rabbit treat
Outdoor food pop-ups are advertised at the Science Centre courtyard, along with complimentary White Rabbit ice cream while stocks last. Acoustic music is also listed for 25 September. The available event information does not establish further ice-cream redemption conditions. 10
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Dance at MOONBEATS: AFTERDARK on 26 September
MOONBEATS: AFTERDARK brings a silent disco with DJs into the Science Centre galleries on 26 September. Every ticket includes one event-exclusive, non-alcoholic botanical cocktail. 2
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The official MOONBEATS page advertises tickets “from S$20,” while the Celestial Nights page indicates that early-bird tickets are sold out. Other event guides list S$25 online through 25 September and S$35 at the door. Because the online-special deadline has passed and prices vary by tier, check the live Science Centre checkout for the available price and inclusions before paying. 2
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For booking, use Science Centre Singapore’s Celestial Nights page for trail and programme options and its separate MOONBEATS: AFTERDARK page for party tickets. A free trail visit does not require a paid ticket, but free ticket redemption may still apply on programme nights. 2
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Celestial Nights runs from 19–27 September 2026, with a free illuminated trail throughout; stargazing and the S$4 Moon Legends show are on 25–26 September, and MOONBEATS is on 26 September.
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Celestial Nights runs from 19–27 September 2026, with a free illuminated trail throughout; stargazing and the S$4 Moon Legends show are on 25–26 September, and MOONBEATS is on 26 September. Food pop ups and complimentary White Rabbit ice cream are advertised, but the ice cream is available only while stocks last.
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MOONBEATS tickets include a non alcoholic cocktail. The advertised “from S$20” price includes a sold out early bird tier, so check the live price before booking.
Sources
science.edu.sgCelestial Nights 2026 by Sundown Science
thesmartlocal.comMid-Autumn Festival Events In Singapore 2026
lightsbythelake.nparks.gov.sgJapanese Garden Programmes
cnalifestyle.channelnewsasia.comScience Centre Singapore has an illuminated night trail and a silent disco for Mid-Autumn Festival