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30 August to 7 September 2025, 2pm to 9pm
Kreta Ayer Square (in front of Chinatown Complex)
At 60 m x 3 m, this embroidery marks Singapore’s 60th and Qixi Fest’s 3rd birthday respectively. Co-created by Singaporeans, new migrants and foreigners, it is testimony of our diverse and intertwined social fabric.
📸 Perfect for photos, full of meaning — come and be part of history.
From adrenaline-pumping martial arts performances, to whimsical storytelling with Qiqi, to a stunning Cheongsam exhibition reimagined by students — there’s something for all!
🎉 Soak in the festive atmosphere and let the magic of Qixi weave its way into your heart.
With the Weaving Dreams Passport, dive into fun and meaningful experiences — match fabrics like a Cheongsam tailor, and even try loom weaving like the Weaver Girl.
🎟 Collect stamps, get a Qixi Fest x Guinness World Record collectible, and win attractive prizes!
In this hands-on session, learn the basics of punch needle embroidery and discover the rich meanings of Qixi Festival.
🎁 Take home your handmade masterpiece — a heartfelt keepsake that celebrates tradition, craft, and community. No experience needed, all materials provided!
Children under the age of 12 should be with the supervision of a parent / caretaker.
Gather your family, friends, and little ones for a delightful hands-on session making your own Qiao Guo (巧果) — the traditional gift during Qixi to strengthen bonds.
👨👩👧👦 Perfect for all ages. Come create memories and have a meaningful time together!
Each set makes 3 and can be completed individually, as a family, or a group of friends.
Discover the world of the Majies, the dedicated amahs who shaped generations of families in Singapore. This tour explores their lives, cultural practices, and enduring legacy.
Visit historical sites tied to Majie heritage — where vows of celibacy were once taken and rituals observed. Hear stories of sisterhood, mutual support, and the festive traditions that bound them together — some of which still continue to resonate in contemporary Singapore.
Date: 30th August 2025, Sat
Timing: 3pm to 5.30pm
Step back in time and immerse yourself in the inspiring story of the Samsui women, whose sweat, strength, and sacrifice helped build Singapore into the bustling metropolis it is today.
Curated by a Samsui-descendant, this guided tour will take you through key historical sites and unveil the heartwarming tale of these unsung heroines who migrated from the Samsui region in China during the early 20th century in search of a better life.
Date: 31st August 2025, Sun
Timing: 3pm to 5.30pm
Qixi Festival is a “wish upon the stars festival" which falls on the 7th day of the 7th lunar month. According to legend, the magpies will form a bridge on this day to help realise dreams. It is believed that wishes come true faster when you demonstrate skillfulness and mastery in the arts.
Qixi Fest (七夕乞巧嘉年华) is an initiative in collaboration with the community to revive Qixi Festival (七夕节) after its disappearance since the 1970s. We aim to make this effort a UNESCO case study for bringing back an important traditional festival that was dear to our foremothers who brought it to Singapore as early as the 19th century.
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> 180,000
international visitors and locals,
including Prime Minister Lawrence Wong,
have attended Qixi Fest
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