What's on this Mid-Autumn Festival

What is Mid-Autumn Festival?

Mid-Autumn Festival is a time to celebrate family, togetherness and gratitude under the full moon. Observed by many communities across Asia and around the world, the festival is marked by traditions including mooncakes, lanterns and gathering with loved ones. In 2026, Mid-Autumn Festival falls on Friday 25 September.

Join us in-centre for Mid-Autumn Festival

This Mid-Autumn Festival, Westfield members can claim a complimentary mini mooncake. Visit our redemption booth near Rebel and scan the QR code to redeem yours.

Date: Monday 21 - Friday 25 September

Time: 11am - 2pm daily

Location: Level 1, near Rebel

Find out more soon.

Terms and conditions apply. Limit of one (1) complimentary mini mooncake per person. Must be a Westfield member. Offer available from Mon 21 – Fri 25 Sep 2026 from 11am – 2pm daily, or until daily stock allocation is exhausted.

The Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations don't stop there! Discover what else is happening in-centre:

Dragon Pastry: Mooncake Pop-Up

Check back soon for more information.

Location: Level 2, near Timezone

Mid-Autumn Festival Treats

Here's some of our top spots to buy mooncakes and other festive treats:

• Dragon Pastry
• New Shanghai
• Sunlit
• Hanaromart
• Yum Cha Cuisine
• 8 Street
• Breadtop

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Hoi Chan's Mid-Autumn Festival art and the importance of family

To celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival on Friday 25 September, Westfield has commissioned artist Hoi Chan, originally from Hong Kong, to create a special artwork that reflects the Festival and its cultural significance across many parts of Asia. Find out more about Hoi Chan and his artwork here.

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Accessibility

We’re committed to providing an inclusive and accessible environment. Westfield is a proud participant in the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Scheme which helps to support and raise awareness for people living with a hidden disability.

We also offer 'Quiet Time’ every Tuesday between 10:30am and 11:30am with our centre lights dimmed and music volume adjusted. At some centres, beyond the common areas, many of our retailers will also participate by dimming the lights and lowering the music in their stores during ‘Quiet Time’.

For more information and sensory maps, visit your local centre’s website and search “quiet time”.