Mid-Autumn Festival
The sixth annual Mid-Autumn Festival in Irvine, California, features food demonstrations, Mahjong activities, and cultural showcases. It is held at the Irvine Great Park Palm Court Arts Complex and surrounding area.
- Date
- Sep 25, 2026
- Status
- Recently ended
- Lunar date
- Âm lịch
Event summary
Highlights
- Food demonstrations
- Mahjong activities
- Japanese tea demonstration by Omotesenke Domonkai of Southern California
- Mooncake demonstration by 1983 Bakery
The Mid-Autumn Festival is an annual cultural celebration hosted at the Irvine Great Park Palm Court Arts Complex. The event offers a variety of activities including engaging food demonstrations, traditional Mahjong activities, and a range of cultural showcases.
Specific highlights of the festival include a pomelo fruit cooking demonstration with Chef Jessica VanRoo, a mooncake demonstration presented by 1983 Bakery, and a Japanese tea demonstration hosted by Omotesenke Domonkai of Southern California. These demonstrations aim to explore various aspects of Asian cuisine and cultural heritage.
The festival is scheduled to run from 5 to 9:30 p.m.
Specific highlights of the festival include a pomelo fruit cooking demonstration with Chef Jessica VanRoo, a mooncake demonstration presented by 1983 Bakery, and a Japanese tea demonstration hosted by Omotesenke Domonkai of Southern California. These demonstrations aim to explore various aspects of Asian cuisine and cultural heritage.
The festival is scheduled to run from 5 to 9:30 p.m.
Practical details
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