During the event you may also spot the festival mascot, Moon-Caky, walking within the area waiting to share the wonderful festive atmosphere with you, your friends and your family. You will also find gift and goods stalls selling Chinese Lanterns along with other traditional and modern gifts. Remember that many holidayssuch as the Chinese New Year, Lantern Festival and Mid-Autumn Festivalare based on the Chinese Lunar Calendar and therefore the dates change every year. The story goes that on this night, both the moon in the sky and the moon in a person’s home hold special significance. Remember that many holidayssuch as the Chinese New Year, Lantern Festival and Mid-Autumn Festivalare based on the Chinese Lunar Calendar and therefore the dates change every year. This is a harvest festival which starts on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month. You’ll also find a host of food and drink stalls serving the most delicious dishes and traditional Chinese moon cakes for an affordable price. Mid-Autumn Festival is a traditional Chinese festival that is celebrated on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month. The Moon Festival is also known as Mid-Autumn Festival is the second grandest festival in China after the Lunar New Year. It is also known as the Moon or Mooncake festival. Visitors can take the opportunity to become a Lion Dancer with an up-close experience to admire the art and craft skills on the Lion costume.Īt the Mid-Autumn Festival, you can learn a martial arts move or two as the event will also feature a Street Kung-Fu session which will be led by an experienced Kung-Fu master. This year’s event will include the infamous Chinese Lion Dancing, where you can will only enjoy the traditional performance, but you can also get involved.
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The free event will feature a range of activities for visitors to enjoy whilst walking down Faulkner Street, where you’ll find delicious food and drink and plenty of traditional Chinese gifts and goods on offer.
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