The Mid-Autumn Festival in Hanoi promises an unforgettable experience, kicking off with a grand opening ceremony on September 25 at 3 p.m. at the Arts and Culture Center, located at 22 Hang Buom Street. Here, skilled artisans will engage visitors, especially children, in hands-on workshops, teaching them the art of crafting traditional toys, star lanterns, bamboo dragonflies, and more.
On September 28, the Hanoi Fashion Design Association will transform the center into a runway for a captivating children’s fashion show, adding a touch of glamour to the festivities.
At Kim Ngan Temple, 42-44 Hang Bac Street, a stunning array of arts and handicrafts will be on display, offering a glimpse into Vietnam’s rich cultural heritage.
The festival also includes enlightening scientific seminars on historical values and interactive workshops where children can learn to create lion heads, blending education with creativity.
Phung Hung Street will come alive with vibrant street murals, celebrating Hanoi’s enduring culture. Additionally, STEM-inspired games will bridge tradition with modern innovation, captivating the younger generation.
As the sun sets on October 13, a mesmerizing lantern procession will wind through Hanoi’s Old Quarter and around the serene Hoan Kiem Lake, immersing participants in the enchanting Mid-Autumn ambiance.
This festival underscores Hanoi’s dedication to preserving its cultural roots while embracing creative advancements. By fostering community connections and creating cherished memories, the event ensures that traditional celebrations remain vibrant and meaningful for all generations.
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