Ficus Lawn Stage Programmes
Ficus Lawn Stage Programmes
NParks Concert Series in the Park: Rockestra®
📅 19 September 2026
📍Ficus Lawn, Chinese Garden
⏰ 6:30pm till late
🎫 Free admission
Get ready to rock through the decades! Rockestra® is back at Lights by the Lake 2026, and opening night on 19 September is set to be one for the books.
Themed Hits through the Decades, expect an electrifying fusion of your favourite Mandopop and English hits brought to life by an incredible lineup – Supersonic, Music & Drama Company, Shirlyn and the UnXpected, and ShiLi & Adi – all on the Ficus Lawn stage.
Hosting the night are Power98's JK and 883JIA's Ben, so you know the energy is going to be through the roof.
The Instagram giveaway of Kakee picnic basket sets has ended. Winners will be notified via Instagram Direct Messages (DMs) and the prizes can be collected from the Kakee Konvoy truck at Rockestra® on 19 Sep!
Mediacorp Lantern Trail and Animation Screening 新传媒灯笼园游会
📅 20 September 2026
📍 Wave Plaza, Lakeside Garden & Ficus Lawn, Chinese Garden
⏰ 6pm - 7:30pm
🔗 Find out more here
Mediacorp Lantern Trail 新传媒灯笼园游会 is a family-centric Mid-Autumn Festival celebration that brings together multiple generations to reconnect with the rich traditions of Chinese culture. Set against the scenic backdrop of Jurong Lake Gardens, the event aims to rekindle the joy of lantern processions and preserve a cherished cultural heritage for future generations.
Participants will embark on a symbolic lantern trail, carrying illuminated lanterns through the gardens before gathering at the finale screening area for the premiere of Lil Wild.
Lil Wild in the Big City is a new animated kids’ series by Mediacorp about a lovable group of animal friends navigating friendship, big feelings and growing up together. In this Moon Lantern Festival episode, Meep stays up past his bedtime and turns into one very cranky little tiger, leaving his friends to help him calm down before the celebrations go off track.
DementiaSG Talk and Short Films Screening
📅 20 September 2026
📍Ficus Lawn, Chinese Garden
⏰ 7:40pm – 9:30pm
On the eve of World Alzheimer's Day, the evening begins with a short sharing on dementia by Bernard Lim, Director of Advocacy & Communications, before we roll five films that together run approximately 100 minutes.
A Singapore Dementia Story is an anthology presented by Lien Foundation and Dementia Singapore and produced by veteran producer Daniel Yun. Going beyond the diagnosis, these five short films celebrate the resilience, humour, and unwavering love of caregivers and persons living with dementia — spanning romance, comedy, thriller, and animation. In honour of World Alzheimer's Day on 21 September, the Cloud Pagoda will be lit up in yellow and purple — the colours of the global dementia movement.
Another Go | Directed by Gavin Lim | Starring Tan Kheng Hua and Peter Yu
A devoted husband cares for his wife as dementia slowly takes hold — until a shocking diagnosis forces them both to confront a truth they never saw coming. A tender portrait of love, sacrifice, and what endures when memory fades.
Really? | Directed by Jenny Ng
Alvin tends to his elderly mother with quiet devotion, answering her endless questions and keeping daily life in gentle order. Beneath their warm routine lies something unspoken — and a twist that reframes everything.
Two Ways to Forget | Directed by Raymus Chang
A corporate lawyer and a blue-collar worker each hide their dementia in very different ways — until a support group strips away their façades and an unlikely friendship blooms. A tender animated comedy drama about pride, vulnerability, and holding on. Featuring the voices of Bernard Lim and Suhaimi Yusof.
The Last Thread | Directed by Viknesh Silva
Retired soldier Rajan clings to pride and routine as his world shifts and blurs, visited by fragments of the past and a young girl no one else can see. A quietly devastating story about memory, family, and the bonds that endure.
What Day Is It? | Directed and written by Andie Chen | Starring Oon Shu-An and Alaric Tay
John and Sophia's love is measured in playful jabs and quiet care — until young-onset dementia casts its shadow. From shattering confrontations to gentle moments in a memory-laced bakery, their story moves between ache and laughter. Also Andie Chen's directorial debut, written by his wife Kate Pang.
Music Oasis by Singapore Chinese Orchestra
绿荫乐鸣系列音乐会@裕廊湖花园
📅 26 September 2026
📍Ficus Lawn, Chinese Garden
⏰ 6:30pm – 7:30pm
This September, the Singapore Chinese Orchestra returns to Jurong Lake Gardens for Music Oasis, celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival in a picturesque lakeside setting.
Under the baton of associate conductor Lien Boon Hua and in collaboration with Mediacorp, SCO presents a special evening featuring beloved local artistes Bonnie Loo, Gao Mei Gui and Desmond Ng. Together with the orchestra, they will perform familiar favourites including Restart, Brewing Tea Under the Moon, Grandma's Words, alongside a selection of Chinese orchestral classics and festive repertoire that captures the warmth, nostalgia and joy of the season. Audiences can also look forward to the world premiere of a new work by Singaporean composer Germaine Goh, inspired by the timeless charm of the Chinese Garden.
Bring along your picnic mat or foldable chair, gather your family and friends, and settle in on the lush green lawns for a memorable evening under the moonlight. Surrounded by nature and beautiful lakeside views, experience an enchanting celebration where music, culture and community come together.
Movie Screenings: Migration and The Wild Robot
📅 26 and 27 September 2026
📍Ficus Lawn, Chinese Garden
⏰ 8pm (26 Sep) and 7pm (27 Sep)
Settle in on the Ficus Lawn for two family-friendly screenings (rated PG)!
In Migration (26 Sep, 8pm), a family of ducks embarks on a hilarious and chaotic adventure when the overprotective dad finally agrees to take the family on a holiday – with unexpected detours and new friends along the way.
Then in The Wild Robot (27 Sep, 7pm), follow the remarkable journey of a robot stranded on a wild island, who must adapt to her surroundings and learn what it means to be a mother.
Bring your picnic mat, gather the family, and enjoy the magic of the big screen in the open air.
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