Science Centre Singapore is staging Celestial Nights, its Mid-Autumn after-dark programme, from 19 to 27 September 2026 across the Science Centre and Japanese Garden in Jurong East.
The free Celestial Trail links the two sites with illuminated panels and night zones for all ages. Stargazing areas sit under the same free Celestial Nights pass. Jurong East MRT is about a 10-minute walk; the centre asks visitors to take public transport because parking is limited.
What the S$4 pass covers
A S$4 Celestial Nights ticket adds the live digital planetarium show Moon Legends: From Myth to Mission in the Omni-Theatre and a slot at the main observatory’s 16-inch telescope, weather permitting. Planetarium showtimes on 25 and 26 September run from 6pm through 9.20pm in roughly 40-minute steps. Telescope viewing on those peak nights is organised in short slots from about 7.45pm.
MOONBEATS on 26 September only
MOONBEATS: AFTERDARK is a one-night silent disco on 26 September from 7pm to 11pm. Early-bird tickets are S$20, the online special is S$25 until 25 September, and door price is S$35. Each ticket includes one drink. A headphone parade moves from the Science Centre toward Japanese Garden before the party shifts indoors.
Celestial Nights runs 19 to 27 September 2026, with free trail access every night and paid planetarium, telescope and MOONBEATS options on the peak dates.
