This year, MBKS is bringing the Mid-Autumn Festival celebrations closer to the community โ with activities happening at three different locations around Kuching South. โจ
Instead of everyone gathering at one central venue, families, friends and neighbours can simply head to a location closer to home and enjoy the festive atmosphere together. ๐ฅฎ๐ฎ
๐ Kenyalang Traffic Garden
๐ 24 & 25 September
โฐ 6.30pm โ 10.30pm
Expect food stalls, live performances, clown shows, balloon giveaways, free lanterns and mooncakes while stocks last! ๐๐ฎ
Kids can also look forward to electric go-kart activities โ specially planned to match the Traffic Garden theme. ๐๐จ And no worries, it's not a raceโฆ just a fun activity for the little ones!
๐ Hui Sing Recreation Park
๐ 25 September
โฐ 6pm โ 9pm
There will be free lanterns and mooncakes, game stations, lantern rides, a wishing wall and live performances. ๐โจ
๐ Taman Sahabat (Friendship Park) โ Moon in 2.0
๐ 17 โ 27 September
โฐ 4pm โ 11pm
This one comes with a more modern twist, including a projected story and an immersive themed experience at the Chawan Building on selected dates. ๐โจ
More than just mooncakes and lanterns, this year's celebration is all about family, neighbours and community. โค๏ธ
And yes โ everyone is welcome! ๐
Although the Mid-Autumn Festival has its roots in Chinese culture, the celebrations in Kuching South are open to people of all races, reflecting the multicultural spirit of Kuching. ๐ซถ๐ป
So, which location are you planning to visit? ๐๐ฎ
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