It’s back, celebrASIA is returning to Battersea Power Station from the 11th – 13th September 2026 for a three-day celebration of South East Asian performances, street food, artisans and more – and this year, it’s even bigger.
Get ready to feast!
Celebrating the vibrant flavours of South East Asia, experience flavours from restaurants and pop-ups which will take over the neighbourhood for one incredible weekend of South East Asian food in London with street food, snacks and sweet treats.
celebrASIA brings an expanded cultural programme to life with hands-on arts and crafts sessions for all ages. Try your hand at everything from lantern making and batik painting to storytelling and shadow puppet creation.
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These are ticketed events, book now!
For all the family,don’t miss the chance to book hands-on workshops for families. From Hibiscus Sand Art, to Underwater World join the Glue Gang for their workshops inspired by the art, culture and traditions of South East Asia.
The panel sessions curated by journalist and academic Anna Sulan Masing will be right up your street. Across the fest, she’ll explore topics ranging from food and literature to fashion and culture with relevant experts from across the board.
Young explorers can take on the Grand Tour of South East Asia - a trail around the Power Station discovering facts about 11 South East Asian countries, completing their own celebrASIA passport and claiming an explorer sticker and stamp at the end.
What to expect in 2026?
A bigger and better celebrASIA stage, with a new performance space in Malaysia Square. You’ll find dancers, musicians, DJs, walkabout performers and more – from community groups to international artists. We’ll have even more street food and bars, with some of the UK’s best South East Asian talent cooking up a wide range of dishes and snacks. The Artisan Market and Workshops return to the Turbine Halls with more stalls and classes on offer. 2026 will also see the return of the ‘Grand Tour of South East Asia’, which will feature Timor-Leste for the first time.
Our film schedule is expanding to offer more screenings across the week, and adding a ‘celebrASIA Talks’ space where you can get the low down on topics relating to the region and its culture from influential guests and authors. The massage zone, face painters and AI photo booth all return, and there’ll be a whole host of new photo moments across the whole of the neighborhood.
And of course there will be entertainment from crafts to games to immerse the whole family in the culture and traditions of South East Asia. With new food and other bookable experiences to be announced, you’ll want to be the first to know when sessions go on sale in the coming months.
