The Vietnamese Cultural Centre in France, in coordination with local associations and community groups, will organize a range of activities, including an opening ceremony, folk games from three regions of Vietnam, art performances, showcases of traditional crafts and cuisine, and the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival feast tray, the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism announced on September 19.

In Lyon and surrounding areas, the festival will be held at the Villeurbanne Cultural Center on September 20, with around 800 participants expected. In Paris, the event is scheduled for September 27 at the Vietnam Cultural Center, drawing the largest crowd this year, with an estimated 1,500 attendees including Vietnamese children and French friends. In Brittany, the festival will take place on October 4 at Parc Exposition, welcoming about 900 participants.

Through these activities across multiple cities, the festival will provide a vibrant space for Vietnamese families and children to gather, explore traditional culture, and share Vietnam’s cultural heritage with international friends.

Hanoi more vibrant during Mid Autumn Festival

VOV.VN - Hanoi children are excited with a range of activities celebrating Mid-Autumn Festival, which falls on the 15th day of the 8th lunar month and on September 13 this year.