The Chinese Theatre Circle brings back a dazzling traditional art as it performs excerps from famous Cantonese operas such as The Monkey God and Romance of The Three Kingdoms. Arrive at 6.30pm to see the performers wearing their elaborate costumes and make-up. With English and Chinese subtitles.
Admission is free.
Mini Gourmet Safari Various restaurants, Every Friday and Saturday evenings Go on a gastronomic adventure with celebrity chef Susur Lee. The Mini Gourmet Safari starts with champagne at Club Chinois, followed by a relaxed stroll to the revolutionary House of Mao for a pre-dinner drink and their signature soup. Next proceed to Lao Beijing Dining Hall to sample Longjin Tea and Beijing dianxin, the adjourn to LingZhi Vegetarian Restaurant to enjoy a healthy salad before returning to Club Chinois for two main courses complimented by dessert and wine. Mooncake Festival Singapore, September 16 There is much debate about the origins of the Mooncake Festival, which is celebrated by the Chinese on the 15th day of eight month. Mooncakes containing red bean paste, lotus seed paste and other exotic fillings are bought to be eaten or exchanged as gifts.