With the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holiday approaching, Suzhou is rolling out its Golden Osmanthus Season series of events. Centered around autumn foliage and fragrant osmanthus appreciation, the program will be held in several renowned classical gardens, offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in intangible cultural heritage, local Suzhou delicacies, and contemporary cultural innovations all in one go.

The 2025 Tiger Hill Temple Fair, running from late September through late October, will showcase vibrant folk processions, a thrilling Lion Dance Championship between southern and northern troupes, as well as traditional performances including stage play, Sichuan opera face-changing, puppet shows, and the iconic Tiger Hill Quhui. Locals have expressed excitement about the rare chance to experience such a rich concentration of traditional arts, noting that the focus on cultural heritage is quite meaningful.

For those seeking a more tranquil aesthetic experience, the 2025 Yangtze River Delta Miniature Bonsai Invitational Exhibition offers a serene escape. The display presents exquisitely arranged miniature bonsai compositions on traditional curio shelves, inviting enthusiasts to enjoy a refined fusion of horticultural art and classical elegance.