Science Centre Singapore runs Celestial Nights from 19 to 27 September 2026, with free trail nights all week and MOONBEATS: AFTERDARK locked to Saturday 26 September, 7pm to 11pm in Hall A.
Online Special tickets for MOONBEATS are S$25 until 25 September. Door price is S$35; a Limited Duo Bundle is S$40. Early Bird at S$20 is sold out. Each paid ticket includes one botanical drink and the self-guided Celestial Trail.
MOONBEATS on Sat 26
Headphones go on at 7pm for a silent-disco parade from Science Centre toward Japanese Garden. From 8pm the party moves indoors through Hall A after dark, with DJ channels and stops such as the Laser Maze and Mirror Maze. Bag checks may apply; lockers for large bags cost extra.
Registration for the silent disco is at the main entrance from 6pm. Spots are limited to ticket holders. This is a one-night programme, not a repeat through the Mid-Autumn week.
Free Celestial Trail
The illuminated trail between Science Centre and Japanese Garden stays free for all ages from 19 to 27 September. Start points include Metamorphosis or the Water Lily Pavilion. Completing trail activities unlocks a discount on a limited-edition Quby pin.
Outdoor stargazing at the Water Lily Pavilion is weather-dependent. Main Observatory telescope slots for 25 and 26 September are sold out.
Planetarium Moon Legends
Moon Legends: From Myth to Mission runs in the Omni-Theatre on 25 and 26 September. Showtimes are 6pm, 6.40pm, 7.20pm, 8pm, 8.40pm and 9.20pm. Tickets are S$4 for one person and one show, about 20 minutes, with registration at the Omni-Theatre from 5.30pm.
Jurong East MRT is about a 10-minute walk. Parking is limited, so public transport is the practical route. Courtyard F&B pop-ups and live acoustic sets by Chalmers Wong on 25 September, 6.30pm to 9.30pm, sit beside the trail.
