Mid-Autumn Festival

China, South Korea, and Vietnam to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival Sept. 10. Transport disruptions likely Sept. 5-12. Confirm reservations.

Hong Kong SAR and Macau SAR will observe the holiday Sept. Millions of South Koreans are likely to travel for Chuseok, and significant road congestion is possible in and around major urban areas. Millions of people in countries throughout East and Southeast Asia will celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival Sept. Although international travel remains low in parts of East Asia due to the COVID-19 pandemic, major transport disruptions are likely in China, South Korea, and Vietnam Sept. China, South Korea, and Vietnam to celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival Sept. The Mid-Autumn Festival will be celebrated Sept.

In commemoration of the Mid-Autumn Festival observed across east and southeast Asia, Queens Borough President Donovan Richards hosted an inaugural ...

“This festival, celebrated across Asia to mark the fall harvest season, is all about coming together and sharing meals, and that’s exactly what we did with hundreds of community members who joined us at Borough Hall.” Richards’ celebration featured performances, interactive cultural activities and the serving of traditional mooncakes. In commemoration of the Mid-Autumn Festival observed across east and southeast Asia, Queens Borough President Donovan Richards hosted an inaugural celebration with local elected officials and community members at Queens Borough Hall on Thursday, Sept.

During this FREE, two-day family-friendly event attendees can enjoy a taste of an Asian-inspired night market and street food from all over the world.

During this time, the Chinese believe that the moon is at its brightest and fullest size, coinciding with harvest time in the middle of Autumn. Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the largest and most important festivals in Asia. Have your child hand make a lantern and participate in the contest.

The Mid-Autumn Festival, also known as the Moon Festival, is a traditional festival celebrated in Chinese culture since ...

11, there is also a lantern riddle area in the open space of the Blue House. The lanterns, which are hand-painted by the art community and the public, were hung up and lit in the evening of Sept. But the hand-painted lanterns “spread beyond” Tai O and are showcased in the Blue House for the first time during the Mid-Autumn Festival.

What's on over the Mid-Autumn Festival weekend in Hong Kong this year? A list of fun activities to take part in, from a Disney movie night under the full ...

Looking for the best Mid-Autumn Festival lantern? - What’s on over the Mid-Autumn Festival weekend in Hong Kong this year? Check out the Tai Kiu Market in Yuen Long.

OMG Squee is holding a Mooncake Fest on September 10 with special treats and a market curated by Kaiju Cut + Sew and Solid Soaps.

A mooncake is a pastry typically filled with sweet bean, egg yolk, meat, or lotus seed. AUSTIN, Texas - The Mid-Autumn Festival is an annual Chinese celebration reuniting friends and family that takes place around this time each year. Besides amazing treats from OMG Squee, there'll be an outdoor market curated by Kaiju Cut + Sew and Solid Soaps featuring more than a dozen vendors.

Taipei, Sept. 5 (CNA) Fair weather conditions for moon gazing are expected in most parts of Taiwan during the Mid-Autumn Festival holiday that begins Friday ...

A failed attempt to make snow skin mooncakes leads to a moment of reflection for comedian and food enthusiast Jennifer Wong.

Then I thought about a time when they first began cooking, and how maybe they, too, cursed the stickiness of this Great Wall-binding agent. But the thought of using glutinous rice flour to make these delicacies makes me feel connected to my extended family. I admired the mochis' soft, delicate skin dusted lightly with flour, and looked forward to my mooncakes being as pleasing as these plump, squishy balls, only firmer and topped with a floral pattern befitting the Mid-Autumn season. On my dad's side of the family, I have an aunt who makes mochis by the hundreds every Lunar New Year. As I popped them out of their moulds, I thought about how many times my aunts and cousin have made tang yuan and mochi perfectly over the years. Out it came, misshapen around the edges and without a definite seashell edge. Having recently experienced this flour's stickiness, I can understand how this substance can be used to keep bricks together for dynasties. As I was kneading the dough, it didn't feel quite right. My family ate the sweet lotus paste ones with an egg yolk in the centre. For example, my dad tells me that when he was little, people saved up for mooncakes over the whole year, so that come Mid-Autumn, they would have cakes to share. I wondered what it would be like to start a new tradition, one that adds to the mooncake stories of my family. On my mum's side of the family, I have an aunt who makes her own tang yuan (glutinous rice dumplings) filled with sesame.

What makes a great gift? Surely, something special and no less unique. This Mid-Autumn Festival, treat your loved ones, far or near, to some of the most ...

Fans of Bar Trigona will be delighted to know that one of the bar’s choice concoctions, Rum Ki Tikki (part of its new Five Farm cocktail menu), is now available in the form of a snowskin mooncake. The gigantic 6.5in mooncake comes with traditional lotus seed paste and eight yolks (lucky number or ode to the eight moon phases? St Regis takes the cake (pun intended) for the most massive moon, housed in an orange leatherette trunk that pays tribute to the hotel’s equestrian spirit. Choose from either a pack of two (lotus paste with double yolk and bamboo charcoal black sesame) or a pack of four (cranberry lotus paste, tiramisu lotus paste with chocolate lava, durian lotus paste and assorted fruits and nuts. All wrapped up in a dreamy purple hue, the collection also comes with Yellow & Blue Herbal Infusion Sachets by Harney & Sons Fine Teas, a combination of chamomile, lavender and cornflower. From creative collaborations to alcohol-infused treats, these mooncakes are made to impress and more importantly, remind your dearest that you’re thinking of them during this season of reunion, completeness and togetherness.

It is celebrated on the night when the moon is at its fullest and brightest – on the 15th day of the eighth month on the Chinese lunar calendar, which falls on ...

It's a tradition rooted in the celebration of a good harvest and family reunions, similar to Thanksgiving in the West. When the night sky is about to be lit with the soft hue of the full moon, it's the welcome sign of the Mid-Autumn Festival. It is celebrated on the night when the moon is at its fullest and brightest – on the 15th day of the eighth month on the Chinese lunar calendar, which falls on September 10 this year.