Lights by the Lake 2024 is set to enchant with a mesmerizing blend of lights, music, and cultural experiences at Jurong Lake Gardens. This 15-day Mid-Autumn Festival celebration will feature the 21st edition of the NParks Concert Series in the Park: Rockestra®, themed ‘Moonlit Melodies.’ Local artists will serenade you with popular Mandarin and English songs, creating an unforgettable evening under the stars.
As part of the festivities, you can explore stunning lantern displays that highlight the garden's biodiversity by enhancing the vibrant colors and unique shapes of its flora and fauna. Alongside these displays, the ever-popular floating lanterns will make a return, accompanied by new designs inspired by origami and captivating light and projection shows.
In support of the President’s Challenge 2024, there will be charity booths where visitors can contribute to this meaningful cause. The event also promises cultural showcases, music performances, carnival games, and a free movie screening, all complemented by a delicious array of street food.
Lights by the Lake 2024 is proudly organized by the National Parks Board, with the support of partners such as A-Smart Media Pte Ltd, AUX Media Pte. Ltd, Music & Drama Company, Nanyang Inc., National Arts Council, People’s Association, and South West Community Development Council. The event is also supported by ActiveSG, Hipster Inc, Jack Neo, PAssion Wave, Singapore Red Cross, Sony, and Yuan Ching Secondary School. The official radio station is Power98 Love Songs.
Come join in the celebrations at Jurong Lake Gardens (a key part of the National Arts Council's Arts and Culture Nodes Network), for this spectacular celebration of the Mid-Autumn Festival.
LIGHTS BY THE LAKE 202
Dates: 8 September - 22 September 2024
Time: 6:30pm – 10pm daily
Where: Jurong Lake Gardens
*Please note that Jurong Lake Gardens is a smoke-free garden. Visitors to Lights by the Lake 2024 are reminded that open flames such as candlelit lanterns and sparklers are not permitted in the Gardens.
**Additionally, visitors are encouraged to go car-lite and travel to the garden via public transport. As large numbers of pedestrians are expected, cyclists are advised to either park their bicycles at the designated areas, or dismount and push.
