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Cyanotype Lantern-making Workshop

Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival by crafting personalized lanterns using the cyanotype UV-printing technique, followed by an evening walk around the Objectifs Centre.

When
Till Sat, 19 Sep 2026
Started from Tue, 3 Feb 2026
Where
Objectifs Centre
155 Middle Rd
Singapore 188977
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For
family · adults
Cost
price not stated
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About this event

Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival—also known as the Mooncake Festival or Moon Festival—with a creative twist at our Cyanotype Lantern Making Workshop! Held during this cherished time of reunion and reflection, this hands-on art workshop invites families and friends to craft beautiful, personalized lanterns using the unique cyanotype printing process.

Workshop Highlights: Create one-of-a-kind lanterns using cyanotype, a magical UV light-sensitive printing technique that produces striking blue-and-white designs. Experiment with natural materials and everyday objects to compose your own custom prints before transforming them into lanterns. Take part in an evening walk around Objectifs Centre, where participants can showcase their glowing creations and experience the joy of Mid-Autumn traditions. Learn about the cultural significance of the Mid-Autumn Festival and connect with its themes of family, unity, and creativity.

Perfect for families, and creative adults, this lantern-making workshop is suitable for ages 12 and up.

No prior experience required—just bring your imagination!

Celebrate this Mid-Autumn Festival in Singapore with a memorable art activity that blends heritage, creativity, and fun under the full moon.

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