2024 Lee Tung Avenue Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the important celebrations among all the local Mid-Autumn Day festivities. Hong Kong and whole China is preparing for 2024 Mid-Autumn Festival. Lee Tung Avenue is no exception.
So, in case you are in town during Mid-Autumn Festival, there are plenty of special events, activities, lantern carnivals and traditional markets you can choose from. If you are interested in Mid-Autumn Festival Lantern Carnival, traditional lantern display or China’s Intangible Cultural Heritage – Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance, do check out more details of all the 2024 Hong Kong Mid-Autumn Festival Celebrations.
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2024 Lee Tung Avenue Mid-Autumn Festival Celebrations
The 2024 theme of Lee Tung Avenue Mid-Autumn Festival is “Moon Fest Lumiere”. This local event started since 2015 when the new construction was finished on this former famous Wedding Card Street. Since then, every Mid-Autumn Day, this historical local street will be decorated with lights and lanterns, transforming the walkway to a light feast.
Moon Fest Lumiere
The theme of 2024 in Lee Tung Avenue is “Moon Fest Lumiere”. From August 31 to October 15, 2024, there will be over 800 traditional Chinese lanterns in different colors (red, pink, green and purple) hanging over pedestrian walkway. Besides, you will find also the fish-shaped lanterns hidden in-between. The lanterns lit on starting from 5:00pm each day.
Lanterns hanging over Lee Tung Avenue
(Photo source: Lee Tung Avenue)
2024 Lee Tung Avenue on Mid-Autumn Festival
800 lanterns for 2024 Lee Tung Avenue on Mid-Autumn Festival
In 2017, Lee Tung Avenue invited the British artist Luke Jerram and his giant moon art “Museum of the Moon” Exhibition for the Mid-Autumn Festival 2017.
Museum of the Moon Exhibition (2017)
In 2020, Lee Tung Avenue teamed up with Hong Kong China city and welcomed the world-class inflatable art installation from the Australian artist Amanda Parer. The exhibition was named “Moon Rabbit Lumiere” and showcased many cute inflatable rabbits.
Moon Rabbit Lumiere (2018)
General Info and Details
Moon Fest Lumiere
Date: August 31 – October 15, 2024
Time: 10:00 am – 10:00pm (5:00pm light on)
Venue: Central Piazza (Lee Tung Avenue)
Ticket: Free Admission
Official Site: http://www.leetungavenue.com.hk/
LED Fire Dragon Fiesta 2024
For many years, Lee Tung Avenue recreates the tradition and showcases its own version of the traditional Tai Hang Fire Dragon Dance show with their LED Fire Dragon Fiesta.
You can experience a 70-feet LED-lighted fire dragon – smoke-free and without worrying about the potential hazard of burning joss sticks. The modern version of the traditional fire dragon highlights Hong Kong’s tradition with modern technology. Like many parts and places of Hong Kong, it is juxtaposition of old and new.
So, where does the modern version of the fire dragon takes place?
The LED-lighted fire dragon will perform throughout the Lee Tung Avenue. You can see the dragon dance from both entrances (Queen’s Road East and Johnston Road). Therefore, no need to worry to miss some of the spectacular action. So, in case you are interested to watch the modern version of the LED Fire Dragon make sure to arrive ahead of the schedule performance time.
Dragon Dance for 2024 Mid-Autumn Festival in Lee Tung Avenue
Mid-Autumn Festival LED Fire Dragon Dance in Lee Tung Avenue
General Info and Details
LED Fire Dragon Fiesta 2024
Date: September 17, 2024
Time: 8:30pm – 9:30pm
Venue: Along Lee Tung Avenue
Ticket: Free Admission
Moon Fest Charity Pop-up
Apart from the LED Fire Dragon Dance performances, you can enjoy and purchase various indie local brands and learn Hong Kong’s intangible cultural heritage.
Date: September 13 – 15, 2024
Time: 12:00noon – 8:00pm
Ticket: Free admission
Mid-Autumn Music and Dance Performances
What’s more, on Sunday before Mid-Autumn Festival, various groups will share their performances with guests to celebrate the festive atmosphere.
Date: September 15, 2024
Time: 1:00pm – 2:00pm Fame Academy
2:30pm – 3:30pm Cheerland Kindergarten
4:00pm – 5:00pm Hong Kong String Orchestra
5:30pm & 6:15pm The Grand Ballet
Ticket: Free admission
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