For one night, the lorong belongs to you.
Lepak jer lah! Every lorong has its stories, in every generation. On 26 September we kickstart our first Mid-Autumn halal event — bringing Chinese, Malay and Indian neighbours to the same table, over the same mooncake.
26 Sept 2026 | 7:00PM onwards | Lorong Petaling 2 | Free entry
It’s not a gathering. It’s a lepak event.
Come alone if you want — most people will be. Sit down, eat something, talk to whoever is on the next stool. Leave whenever you like.
Free entry, no ticket
Nothing to buy, nothing to book. RSVP just helps us count chairs and mooncake.
Nobody performing
No stage and no performance. Chairs, lanterns, mooncake, and a lane that’s usually empty.
Rabbits hidden all September
Eight of them, in the lanes off Petaling Street. Post one and claim a goodie bag on the night.
How the night runs.
The lane opens at 7. The one moment to be standing in it for is 8:00.
The lane opens
Come any time from now. Find a stool, find the food.
Guest & VIP arrival
Welcome reception.
Merdeka 118 & lorong lantern light-up
Light-up by Excom Smart. Animation experience by Immersive.
Welcome the ‘Jom Tanglung’ community walk
A lantern procession through Petaling Street. Presented by Merdeka 118.
Mid-Autumn Festival welcome address
Tea & mooncake tasting. Lepak Lorong community activities.
Light refreshments only. Please have dinner before you arrive.
One night — and one whole month.
The lane opens
The 8:00 PM lantern light-up with Merdeka 118, the ‘Jom Tanglung’ procession, and tea and mooncake at 9:00. RSVP so we know how many stools to put out.
RSVP nowMoon Rabbit Hide & Seek
Eight rabbits, none of them where you’d look. Find one, post it, and there’s a goodie bag waiting for you on the 26th.
Open the rabbit mapThis lorong was built for rubbish.
Back lanes in Kuala Lumpur weren’t made for people. They were made for night-soil carts, deliveries, drains and fire escapes — the part of the shophouse nobody was meant to see.
On the 26th it gets a different job. KL has hundreds of lanes like this, nearly all of them dark after 7pm. We’re starting with one.
Save your stool.
Tell us who’s coming so we put out enough chairs, and enough mooncake. Takes under a minute — and you can still just walk in on the night.
Things people ask
Is it really free?
Do I have to RSVP?
Can I come alone?
Is there food?
Can I bring my kids?
What if it rains?
Can I take photos?
Made by the street, with friends.
Pik Wah Bar & Cafe 碧华楼
烧腊 · 咖啡 · 酒吧 · 串烧（茨厂街）
Come lepak. Come together.
On the 25th you’re with family. On the 26th, come to the lorong.
RSVP — it’s freeLorong Petaling 2 · Jalan Petaling · Kuala Lumpur